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Sheraf's Sale.


N. G. Moylan vs.. ]. Levy B Co.
TTNDER and by Virtue OF an intsrlocutory
I decree Of the Chaacery Court OF Mem phfs,
rendered July Q. ISL, in the above entitled
cause, viii on the 4th day Of October, A. ID.
1851 At the front door OF the courlhOuse 10
Memphis. between the hours Of 70 o'clock a m
and O'Clock (. m, proceed 70 sell 10 the high
est ana best Bidder, for cash, the Storerooms
NOS 2z6 and 228 second street. In Memphis, and
county OF eheiby and state of Tcnnessee the
ssune being sold TO satisfy q decree IN the aid
court In favor OF said q. O Aeylar and against
said J Levy & Co. P. n VI lSIEfss, ShsrR
BY JANIS n. swan, .. = seq ID
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E-uEFA Council. No. 8. Meets 81 Monday OF
each month"; -tsdG-reICws' Hal. John 3ent,
=
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtueof deed Of trust made to me by
D Fannie T. Hunt and John A. Hunt on the
Isl day OF August, 1855, and recorded IL the
PeRister's once OF Shelby county, In book No.
81 pages 2sl and 90, to secure certain indebted
ness therein named, viii,
on Saturday, 26th October, 1867,
Between the hours OF 40 and II O'Clock am, IN
mont or the Law Court rooms in the city OF
NsTnphis. sell 10 the highest bidder for csEh
fhe follovringa land lying In Shelby eountv.
Tennessee: seginning 81 a stake in the north.
east oorner Of Dr. W. A. Booths l65 acre tract
,,Itb elm maple and red oak pointers thence
sontb With Df. Booths Line le chalns i25S-IO0 of
= ehafn. 70 a stake; thence east - 75-lo6 chains
10 a stake in the east line OF said Whites said
EaIsiqE road TO stake 80 links east Of a blaek
1nro thence west 70 g. 100 chains to the be-
SinninR-ooDtainiag IS acres 5l-lQ0 OF an acre
Eouify OF redemption waived. Title be-
iaeyed 70 be good, but conveyance only as tr1s-
fse. IH Y, f. VANCE, Trustee.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

HERrrrs Lodge ef Perfection, 18th; No. l.
STATED Communications "A Wednesday night
o. each mouth. Henry paw rOdsrd, SD, g..
rL-. Charles 4. Carroll, lsth. See.
Nr-Hess L01ze OF Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets s.h Wednesday OF each month. George
Nelle-sh, 3-s, o.. M. ; A. l.. Frarkland, sd,
Sec.
CAsrpHrA Council OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 18TH
No. !. Benz. h PuLen, ed, Tarsh.'.i -
-. Sec
CAI.gAEY CE AFTER Of Rose CroiL, lsfh.r No. l.
Charles ". Ac ssEs, SD NJ. W. II. T. Tom
Ln-oU, - f, Sec
PHGLfPFE DrP1EssErs Council OF E-h, Soth.,
No. !. Henry p, Woodari, 22I.s Comm.
william y. Ciro1e 22d, Rec.
CoSsLsroET or " EST TEsyNESsEE, 52d. John
Alnsile. 35d., Comm. in Chief; Dodge 9.
Trader. 20, Peg
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FOR COTTON BALES.

We are sole agenls and are prepared 10 I'll
orders for the above
StE-FGt5Hilg Wrought Iron Buckle Tie,
on lue most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured OF the most superior irou
and thoroughly tested.
ID. n. DAVIS & co.
Commission Merchants. .
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E.reclrt0rS, Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given to the heirs Of TIL
IN man Bettis, deceased, and all parties con-
oerned, that We. as surviving executors Of said
estate, have this day filed our account as such,
with John League, Clerk of the County Court
OF shelby county, where parties concerned can
come forward and examine same.
SAMUEL MOSBY,
ANDERSON G. BETTIS
Surviving Executors.
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"A remarked war widow in New Bed
ford is bothered by the spirit Of her de-
parted husband, which tramps about the
house, slams the doors, and npanifests
great ghOstly displeasurs.
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KAVANAGH d DEOKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
TUE most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
Tables Is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured BY KAVANAGH & DECKER,
and Patented Dec, ls, 1854 tsse Scientific
American, Vol. lf. No IL
u il the only Cusnion that Possesses all the
qualities essen iial 20 a Perfect Cushion- II IS
the most elastic and most durable Cushion ever
offered 10 the billiard playing public. As Is
abundantly proven By The great demand for it
since its Introduction. The peculiarity which
distinguishes the Cat Gut Cushion and renders
II superior 70 all Others T. the tightsned cord or
cat-gut which Overlies the Tace and edge o. he
rubber and running the fun length OF the
Cushion, which prevents the bal from bedding
into the rubber and Jumping from the table
The addition Of the cat gut cOrd also adds
much 10 the elasticity OF the Cushion.
The CaJ-Gut Cushion has already been ap-
piled 70 over loo tables. which are In constant
use. II can be applied To tables Of any make,
for SIS Her set.
Kavanzgh & Decker's Factory, al the corner
OF Centre ana Canal streets, n. Y, is the most
complete OF It's kind in the world. The ma
chiuery is or heemOst IN proved character, The
lumber drytng room toe largest 10 The United
States, the material used the best that can be
purchased, and the Workmen thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trimmings. ali
OF the Dest make. constantly on hand.
Kavansgh & Decker are the only agents in
this country for Kay's Cue Gem snt. adIudgsd
by cOmpetsnt authorities TO be the best Gene Mt
ever used
Full size Tables cut down for 500.
send for Ili usL -afed Price List
EAVANAGH & DECKER,
Corner Of Centre and Canal streets,
se5 tfs20 New York City.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
kIASONICDIREOTORY.
1867

LODGES
kseFRpgA. No l5S Nests lEt Monday IN
every month, at Odd-F FellOw@' Hall. cor. Court
and Ea.r. D. 3. FOrster. "a Front street,
". y; John Beamisu, sec'y.
Bo-rz ErEurEIEs. No us. Meets ID Friday OF
each rlu--E-Hali. COZ. Madison and second
J. 7. sellars. W. n. Benz. X Pullenr Sec.
LEILA lsCsrr. 80. ZS1- Meets lst Friday OF each
month Kan. cor Madison and Second. John
Airslie. -. -l.. Il. Il. Wood EaFd, sec.
HaMr--1N, No. ~. Meets Sd Friday OF each
r1orft-oi7-FsIl Hall P. N. Stanley,
v. NJ W z. Butts, Sec.
EILwG~NrNs, No. afl 90 d. Meets 4th Friday
8g each ucurh-IJI Front street. John ].
WorsLzm, G3d, ". = &. X. Puhsn, SD, Sec.
EoEAL AECH.
PE~1S Chapter, 80 4 Meets d MOBdsyof each
month-1dd-Fellows' Hall. J1hu Lsnt, NJ. &
Il. P; r. M. Levy. Ssc'y.
p AND g. n.
EvrEKa Council No. 6. Meets "a Monday Of
each molth-tdG-reu Hal. John 1ent,
II. H.; y. =. WiEgiu, Rec.
TEMPLARs
CTEEsF CC1maudery, f,0.f Meets sth Mon
day OF each month. John HsnL. Com; n. J.
MtEELn Rec
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To MY OLD FRIENDS
In
Hest Tennessee, Mississippi
and A9'IcG1GSGS.

HAVING accepted a permanent Agency Of
III the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, would respect 1ully ask
the attention OF my Old ,riends 70 that Institu-
ton as q safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against ant Ia the event OF death, or them
selves from an impOverishSd old age In case
Of nl-success in life
Mr.. Y. 4. OTIS Is associated with me and Is
hereby recommended to public confidence.
Our of1ce Is at No. AZ Maiden street rear
room, DeSoto Block, where we will be happy
70 fmpart any needed Information TO those de-
sirfng Life Insurance.
jyZI !. n. MCMAHON.
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W0nts from UississiDDi.

A SITUATION In Wholesale Grocery Store
"A preferred, by man OF steady Moral Char
acier. He haS had some experiences IN
BOOK keeping. His acqasintanOs extends 70
ChickasaW, OkBObeha, LOWudes, Monroe
aud POntotOc Counties, Miss Perfect satisface
lion given as 10 character, qualification, etc.
For the present address ID, Box go, Corinth.
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The Great Southern Remedy.
WOOD NAPTHA.
Recommended by distinguished members Of
the Medical Profession

THIS Medicine wiz be found on q fair trial
1 TO be the most prompt and efeetual rem
eiy for all diseases Of the CHESr and IHROAT,
the greatest care having been taken IN its
preparation. being compounded on The most
Scientific principles. In its composition j. en-
braead a cOmblnation OF the most valuable
and eTsctiVe ExpectOrants. AnOdynes and
Sedatives, which are known to possess the
highest repute with all intelligent members OF
the Medical Profession.
Wood NaDtha- as well as the Wnd Cherry,
enters largely into its composition, being the
GREAT REMEDY 50 successfully used in Con-
sumption by the celebrated DR.. Hastings, OF
London.
~ The following 5vidence Is rom the Rev.
a. ID. r. saWrie, Presiding Elder OF the Mstho-
dist Episcopal Church, for the District OF North
Alabama:
DR CHAELTs WTLLIAAs-Deor SIR take
pleasure in giving my testimony to the virtues
OF your excellent "Pulmonte BRlsan Of Wild
Cherry Having used several bottles in nv
family with decided sdvantage N every case,
can recommend It as the best and most pleas
ant medicine have ever seen. -
Sold BY ali respectable Druggists in the city
OF Memphis. and throughout the southern and
Western States.
Septern Der H. 1867. sells
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WHOLESALE &C ENcY.
HENRY, MOORE & GEHURG,
Manufacturers and Jobbers OF
CLOTHING O..
No. 522 Broadway, opp. st. Nicholas Hotel,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
PHILIP HENRY, JR, formerly OF Henrys,
smith & TuwnseEd.
JOHN T. HENRY, formerly OF salisbury s
ALEX T. MOORE. ISAAC p. GESUNG, for
merry with Henrys, smith & TOwnssnd,
We have ready a large, handsome and well
assorted stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING,
manufactured by Us exc -usively for the South
ern Trade, which We are prepared to sell st
Low Prices and on Liberal Terms
Our stock is sdspted in material, style,
lengths and sizes, extensively to the south, and
comprises goods rom the Lowe Priced to the
Finest Mace, including large assortment OF
goods for FREED EEN'S WEAR.
The recent decline in wooden and cotton fab
rics Will enable US 10 offer Clothing at Much
Lower Prices than It has been sold for at any
time since lS60.
cash and Close BUYERS from the South are in
vited 20 examine our stock before purCh asing,
as we believe we can oter them great induce
meuts.
We wiz be happy 20 receive oriers, and our
long exDt rience in the Southern business en-
ables Us to make selections which viii be GER
tain to give entIre satisfaction.
Descriptive Catalogues with prizes sent by
mail IL desired,
HENRY, MOORE & GENUNG,
NEW YORK July ls6T. So Broadway.
se5 dNwtOCl2
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OhaneorT COurt or hemDhis.


Mary i. zones, Wrn. g. Jones, Bailey p. Jones
Thou a. W. Jones and Neil B., Jsseph
Iula X Annie Lee and Willie JOnes, infanrs
Who spe hy their nexB friend Bailey u. Io1aS
all citizens OF shelby county, Tenneszee ans
John Keeling, George Keeling and JzmeS
Keeling. fofants who sue by their Ne It frfsrs
o. 3. Keeling. citizens Of DAVIDSON counfv
Tenn. vs. K @, Brlnkiey and other erefffor;
OF the estate Of Wrn- e Jones, deceased
mHIS cause was fled IN the Chancerv Co7re
l Of Memphis according 10 section Of the Code
Or tennessee 2S, Tor the purpose OF setflin,s NJ,
tha estate OF william E Jones, deceased IL fz
therefore ordered that all persons who are N
anv way or manner Interested In tl1s zdu1fnfs
fratfOa or said estate. or who have claFr7s
against the same, appear and fle the sane wifis
ne Clerk and Aasier OF this Court auths.,fies
ted IN the manner prescribed by law. On a. -
f0re the dEst Monday IN Octobsr. 1852, Or -,
anne snail and VIII Be- barred both ID A. 49,
e1uity; and that this ordsr be pubfishsd ts5I,-
Tor thirty days IN The Memphis Daily Appeal
I. p lr- A. AL5TF1E
t7erx ana Master C1soeery Court of lfes85,,,-
wRrsHT q McKIsEcK, sols. foy epn plain =
Sept. 5, iss7, ~ toas
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couRsE q sFUpY


ries, Bishop on Criminal Law, Carutaer's III .
tory OF a Law Suit Stephens Pleadings-
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR CLASS
months
Parsons on Contracts. Parsons on Notes ani
Bulls, 6resnleaf on evidence.
FIRST SESSION. SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity JurisPrudenee, Adams Equity
Pleading, Reoheld on wills Hili.ard on Zor-
gagss, Parsons on Partnerships
SECOND SESSION. SENIOR CLASS.
Washburn on Peal Property, TayIoror Land.
lord and Tenant, Angel a Ames On Corporr
lions. Storyis Condlct Of Lava, Parsons @ 10
Maritime Law, Coukiin's @ 3 Treatise.
Recitafions and examinations each day a.
O'Clock. Moot C0urt once each week, aad a.
psilate Gourt once each month, presided over
by the Professors all together
Students permitted % enter any Class. bat -
Diploma given except % those going thr0uE
whole course.
Terms IS per session, payable IN advance
Entrance Fee, $ per Session.
All Students Of LaW can attend Tree OF clar-
the Lectures Of The College, iueluding Lectures
On Elucution and explanation of Latin az
French technicalitfes by the President
Arrangements Will be made to beard an
lodge students at 50 per month. Apllicafio. 8
should be made early. EAig
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a ROBERT A. MOON,
Cotton r ac or
AND ....
COM MIssIoN MERCHANT,
No. 276 Front Street,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
MEMPHIS, TENN.

I LIBERAL VANCE5-supplIes at Whole
/ ! safe Prices. Comm-ss.O Tor selling c Jtton,
one Dollar per Bale.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given 10 all whom Il may concern
1 thai at the November term Of the County
Ilourf OF shelly county, Tenn We will mske
apDfcation Tor an extension o. time in which
10 settle the estate OF J. +. Hooker, deceased,
D. A. HARREL, Exeo'r-
g. A. HOOKER, Exeo'x
HaIlum Warrington Attorney
SCI iRWtWs
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THE courss Of study Is completed IN two
i terms Of nine months each
The method Of instruction is that OF oral ex-
aminatiOns, daily, upon the text, accompanied
by such explanations and isctares as state le-.-
islauon and local adiudicstions have made
Moot Courts viii be held weekly. IN which
the practice viii conform IN every essential re-
spgct % the rules, modes OF proceed ur- q. q ar.
gumentation adOpted IN the following CoU--s
]. District Court OF the United staies-
2 Circuit Court of the United states
s. Supreme Court OF the United states
4. Circuit Court OF Mississippi
;. Chancery Court OF Mississippi.
s. Probate Court
:. High Court Of FrrCrs and Appsa's-
:, The Law Library numbers nOtless than Cna
thousand volumes
The Law stuteAts have the privilege or a.
tendiag, FREE or CHARGE. tie ect1res and
Recita-t0ns in any OF the depart-us1rs ~
Science and Literature in the University.
The sessions % the Fedora Court au1 OF thu
Hight Ccrrt Errors and Appeal, held a. OK
liar adv atages.
TEXT BOOKS:
JUNIOR TEAR
BlackstoDe's Commentaries, Eent's Coumau-
taries. story on Agency. story on Bailn1etf
story on Partnership, Byles on Bills, smith on
contracts, stephen on Pleading.
SENIOR YEAR
Moot Csurts, Greenleaf on Evidence. Adaras'
Equity, Angel & Ames on Corporations. HIacE-
sIone lftA book IN connection wiki the CrtrF-
sissipuL
A diploma nom this School Is equivalent.
a license for practice in Mississippi.
Tuition fee, $50 per term, IN advance. Tha
Term opens on the 9Th Of September IssT. and
euds on the 2ith OF June. ls6s. auis
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THE DISCOVERY OF THE ACE.
NO mateFlal Whlcn mas ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits IN the house.
hold e. onomy than
MoGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP


Il is a labor saving invention, as vel as an in
valuable remedy in Scurgy. Scald Head. Eruu-
tons Of the skin and Piles Dandrun Is re-
movsd from the head, the Teeth whifsned aDtI
cleans d, Paaie and Jewelry cleaned, Stains
efectually removed from Carpets, Furniture
Clothes, Paint, Varntsh or Merbte. with the
greatest facility and without injury 70 ne ma
terial. II Is great saving OF time and lsoor
in washing clothes. IL Is the only known soap
which will wash Fianneis with the ease OF cot
ton or linen without fufling or shrinking. All
these impoI tant Objects can be eneeteo WithouE
injury to the skin or the most delicate lnrics.
It possesses no deleterious qualities Whateyer.
The world Is ohallen ged 70 proc ucs a soap
which possesses 50 many va liable properties
and which 4 80 innOcuous and safe 4 Is =
home invention, and defes competition n any
part OF the world Il has become necessity
IN Memphis, and its use is rapicly spreading
throughSut the South, and eventually VII eE-
tend over the Yankee states, North and south
America Europe, Asia, africa and oceRnica.
Manufactured solely by Z. p. hcGimsey, Mem
phf-, Tenn, and sold At the following places in
the city at wholesale and retail Page q Co. IA
Deans Taylsr's Drug Store, Poplar street.
Kings, corner OF Third and Adams Oliver =
Co.'S DeSoto Block, Madison street; VIII soon
be found at any respectable family grocery or
drug store. The proprietor Is dstermined that
its manufacture shall keep pace with the rap
idly extending demand for its use aud
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

rTyHE Law Department or the Memphis o. =
1 Isze will oDen on the FtkST AOEDA Z
OCTOBER- The following geatleIu6n eong-
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional law. .....-.-.---Gen. ALBEIT PI1E
Reai Properly 4 Plead uE...-.-.Hon- r r. Il EAEd
Personal Property a Pleading. A. d. LIZ .
Equity a Commercial Law Hon. p. 2 ecRusts
Grim. Law q Admiralty Ten. J. T. titALhE q
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rrIdat the tim day OF october. ism

hstxaen the hours OF 10 and II O'Clock am. IN
sronr 81 me auction house o. Passmore & Co
No $50 second street, sell 70 the highest bidders
one Bindery, and the types, stones and nx-
turas belonging 10 the Argus newspaper estab.
iishmenk com pr1stng IN ell 9 fuli and com
Mate nsFspaper appointment. I'd r
P. q. BT0LEY, Trustee.
septsmbsr 20, 1851. seal dtoel9
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cries and Plantation Supplies,
Excursion to Mammoth Cave.

Excursion TO Mammoth Cave.
1.-TWO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot Of the
Memphis and louisville railroad, head OF
Main treet, as follows: pm. and ii p. M, run
ming through to Cave City without change Of
cars.
es- Excursion Tickets from Memphis to
Mammoth Cave aud Return at Reduced Rates
Fare roundtrip, 20 Cave and return so 75 each
Parties OF fifteen or rntore..--..-.-... . IS each
Parties OF twenty-five or more--...-.-. Is 70eaeh
For through tickets and AL Information, call
al Ticket ONCE, n 10. 2s73z Main street.
iyTtf SAM- B. JONES, Cien1 Supt.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-23
News by Telegraph and Mails.

The ex-Confederatc ship Alabama,
bought by the Greeks, and called by them
the Akadion, has arrived at Syria.
Letters received in New York state that
the Schuylkill Pa.) coal region is in terri
BILE state Murders and robberies by the
miners are common occurrences.
The Fenian Senate is in session in York,
"arrangiug details for grand advance on
Canada" this summer.
The failure of ROBINSON q OGDEN, of
Broad street, New York, dealers in Govern
ment Securities, is reported. The firm
made an assignment. Their liabilities are
stated at S2,OOO,OOO.
Guests of New York hotels who wish
wine with their Sunday dinners are com
PEELED to order it on Saturday. The en-
forcement of such a law in London or Paris
would cause n revolution.
CHARLES +. LARDER, charged with rob-
bling the county safe at Knoxville, Marion
County, Iowa, of 100000 was arrested at
Marshalltown, yesterday.
Idaho accounts from Montana and Da-
cotah give glowing stories of new gold dis
coVeries, and there is beginning to be new
mania for emigration thither growing up.
The difference of time between London
and New York, and which the use of the
electric cable makes a matter of some con-
sequence, has lately been ascertained afresh
1t is A hours 90 minutes and 1905 seconds,
There were seven hundred and thirty
four disasters on the lakes last year. Prop
erty to the amount of $917,423 was de-
stroyed.
| The colored people of Newbern will be
the first of their race to vote in North
Carolina under the Military Act, as the
municipal election occurs next month.
Squads of men of from twenty to thirty,
have passed through st. Albans, Vermont,
daily for the past fortnight, and invariably
wend their way to the Canadian frontier.
1t is surmised that they are Fenians, and
that concentration will be speedily de-
vel2ped for the invasion Of Canada.
Considerable mystery is involved as to
the erection of the monument to AARON
BURR, in tlrc cemetery at Princeton, n. j.
His dust lies elsewhere. 1t is said by resi-
dents that the slab was secretly brought to
Princeton only few weeks since, and
raised at midnight by unknown hands.
A Los Angeles letter states that a Gov
ernment train en- route for Arizona was lost
March 10 in a Colorado desert water spout.
The train consisted of eleven wagons, ac-
companied by two companies of the Four
teenth United States Infantry. Several
lives were lost. The commissary stores and
wagons were carried eighteen miles from
the scene of the disaster.
A shoemaker in Richmond, Indiana, a
few days ago, finished a pair ofshoes seven
teen and a halfinches long aud five and n
half inches widc for cOlored man land
brother" No one should jealousy try to
deprive that Niger Of his understanding.