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AN ACT to incorporate the Lincoln Monument


AN ACT to incorporate the Lincoln Monument
Association.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of Rcprescn-
tatiyes of the United States Of A,neyra in Congress
assembled, That Alexander H. Randall, James
Harlan, Alexander Ramsey, Nathaniel P. Banks,
Sidney Parham, John Conness John T. Wilson,
Godlove s. Orth, Delos R; Ashley, Halbert E.
Paine, Chas O'Neill, Burt Van Horn, John F.
briggs, Frederick E. Woodbridge, Jacob Benton,
John Hill, Shelby NJ Cullom, Thomas A. Jeneks,
Grin S. Ferry, N. B. Smithers, Francis Thomas,
Samuel Mckee, Horace Maynard, John F. Benja-
min, Rufus Mallory, Sidney Clarke, Daniel Polls
ley, Walter A. Burleigh, John Taffe, and their
successors, are constituted body corporate in
the District of Columbia, by the name of the Lin
coin Monument Association, for the purpose of
erecting monument in the city of Washington,
commemorative Of the great charter of emanci-
patton and universal liberty in America.
SEC. 2. An be it further enacted, That the per-
sons named in the first section of this act shall
be the first trustees of the corporation, and shall
have power to fill vacancies in their number, not
exceeding one from each State in the Union.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That said cor
poratOn shall have power to own and control
such property as may be necessary for the carry
ing out of tie objects of the association.
SEC. 4. And be 1t further enacted, That said cor
poration shall have power to collect money, and
to make such rules and regulations as they may
deem necessary or cXpedient.
SEC. 5. And be it further enacted, That said cor
poration shall have power to appoint president,
a vce-president, secretary, treasurer, and al
so board of managers, consisting of not less
than seven nor more than thirteen, who shall have
general control of the affairs of the association
and who may be selected from persons not in
cudcd in the list of corporators. The treasurer
shall execute bond in such penalty as may be
required, conditioned for the safe keeping of the
funds of the corporation which may come into
his hands, and for the faithful discharge of the
duties required of him.
Sec. 6. 4nd be it further enacted That the
property of said corporation held or occupied by
them for the uses and purposes of their incorpo-
ration shall be exempt from all taxes to be levied
under the authority of the United States or of
any municipal corporation within the District of
Columbia.
SEC. Z. And be it further enacted, That Congress
may at any time hereafter repeal, alter, or amend
this act.
Approved, March 20, 1867.
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GFoDSlA D%CATIoN OF CoLoRED PEOPLE IN
that the hA-from C- Richmod tonight 1 learn
Grand 80 D'nmttee on Education from the
ommenG IGTS sr 81 Glynn county, Georgia, rec
poses to appropriations for educational pur-
pconIo ,o " eESended alike to ill classes of
colorpd noI ,'o 10 the whites alone and that the
eouaIIr people o. the county should share
alton T. ana una 'mpartially, without discrimin-
Of thn :. q al the benefits of the distribution
hereaftadrua duaaS now in the treasury raised or
cation iy,'ef 10 be raised for the purpose of edu-
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PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. %. !

PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. %.
JOINT RESOLUTION to authorize the Second Au-
ditor to settle the accounts of officers of the
army in certain cases.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
setatiOes Of the United States Of An1?ca in Con-
greSS assembled, That the Second Auditor be, and
is hereby, authorized and instructed to audit and
sstte the accounts of line officers of the army to
the extent of their pay for their services such
due them from the United States, in all cases
where such Auditor shall be satisfied by affidavit
of suclr line officer otherwise of their inability
to make their monthly report returns by rea-
son of their having been prisoners in the hands of
the enemy, any accident casualty of war;
they have been unable to account for property in
their possession.
Approved, March 20, 1867.
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w. Fl. THOMPSON,
MATCHMAKER & JEWELLER.

"a Fayetteville Street,
RALEIGH, n. Q.
TAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE NORTH
IL and opened at his old stand, splendid
variety of
Watches, JeweIry, Silver Plated
Ware, &c.
Repairing done neatly and with dispatch. He
has also on hand fine assortment of CLOCKS,
GOLD-PENS, POCKET KNIVES, &c.
A choice lot of elegant STATIONERY, also in
Store, and many lit nceties that will repay in
spection.
Old GOLD and SILVER bought and sold.
Feb. %, 1867. 146-3m.
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Official.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at tile First Session Of the F0nietA
Congress, achich eoas begun md Aeld at the
CITY Of Washington, IN tAe District Of
Columbia.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President. BENJAMIN F.
WADE, President of the Senate. SCHUYLER
CoLFAX, Speaker House Representatives.
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RADICAL MEETING IN v1ckSBrRG.

A meeting of the loyal citizens OF
Vicksburg was held at the A. NJ. E.
Church on the evening of the sth inst.
DR.. George St c. Hussey, of Natchez,
Miss, was introduced, and was greeted
with a hearty welcome. The Republi-
can says:
He revie~ed the military bill, the
civil rights, and the emancipation proc
lamation, and what they had each ac-
complished for the colored people. He
told them their duty-to registsr, vote
for 4 convention to amend the constitu
ton of the State of Mississippi, to cast
their votes for men whom they know
will so amend it as to be acceptable to
Congress. He asked them to remem-
Der who were their friends when eman-
cipated, who fed and clothed them, who
Ind and are still donating funds to ed
ucate them and their children, in doing
all Of which hundreds of thousands of
dollars have and are still being spent
for these purposes. He advised them
to act in union and harmony together,
and not to suffer themselves to be turn
ed aside by sympathies or intimidated
by threats. The doctor received
throughout the warmest expressions of
APPRECIATION and endorsement, and took
his seat amid storm of applause.
Major CASTILLO, from Natchez also,
was then introduced, and delivered a
speech Of great power, in which he adj
vised harmony and unanimity, and
concluded by advising them to stand
by their friends, and support none but
unconditional Union men.
Mr.. A. Mygatt, an old citizen of
Eicksburg, who is well and favorablv
known throughout that State as an un-
compromising friend of freedom, ad-
dressed the meeting at length. He said
that he was proud to hear the gladsome
shouts of so many enfranchised men,
and he hoped that they would demon
strate by their conduct the wisdom of
Congress i'll comforting upon them the
blessed. privileges which now enjoyed.
Other speakers addressed the meeting,
and were listened to with marked at
tention. 1t is seldom that we have
witnessed a public meeting conducted
with so much unanimity and decorum.
Every heart seemed to beat in unison to
the time and music Of the Union.
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Approved, March 80, 1867.
[PUBLIC REsoLUTINN-No. SO. I

q.
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the expenses of
carrying into full effect an act entitled Gan act
to provide for the more efficient government of
the rebel States.
Be it resolved blythe Senate and House of Repese,a-
tatiues ofMe United States Of america IN Congress
assembled, That sufficient money is hereby appro-
priated, out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to defray the expenses of
carrying into full effect in all its parts act enti
tied can act to provide for the more efficient
government of the rebel States" passed March
two, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, with all
its supplementary acts: Frovided, That the
amount shall not exceed five hundred thousand
dollars.
Approved, March 50 1867.
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oproved, March 80, 1867.
[PUBLIC-No. %.
AN ACT to providein part for grading the public
grounds and for other PURPOSES.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
se,tatices Of the United States Of Anlerica IN Con-
gresS assembled, That the sum OF twenty thousand
dollars is hereby appropriated, out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to be
expended by the'Secretary of the Interior under
the supervision of the architect of the Capitol
ings, and improving the public grounds, and
streets around the Capitol.
SEC 2. And be 1t further enacted. That all re:
lairs and alterations of the Capitol building shall
be made under the direction and supervision of
the architect OF the Capitol extension.
Approved, March 80, 1867.
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and Union Now and Forever, One an,
Official.

PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. 291
RESOLUTION authorizing the transfer of GER
tain funds, and providing for the purchase of
seeds and their distribution in the Southern
States.
Resol0ed by the Senate and Honse Of Repre-
SentotiOeS Of the United States Of A,ne,cd in Con-
greSs assembled, That the sum OF fifty thousand
dollars is hereby transferred from the funds in
charge of the Commissioner of the Bureau of
Freedmen, Refugees, and Abandoned Lands, and
placed to the credit of the Department of Agricul-
ture, for the purchase of seeds of improved vari-
eties OF vegetables and cereals and their dstribu
tion in the Southern States.
Approved, March 3O 1867.
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PUBLIC REsOLUTION-No. 80.
RESOLUTION directing the Secretary of War to
to furnish certain arms and equipments to the
State of Tennessee.
ResolUed By the Senate and House of Representa-
tiues Of the United States Of Anaerica IN Congress
senaGied, That the Secretary of War be, and he is
hereby, directed to furnish arms and equipments
to the State of Tennessee, sufficient for ten thou
sand militia, to be accounted for by the State of
Tennessee to the government OF the United
States.
Approved, March 80, 1867.
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THE RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK
North. Carolina.
DIRECTORS:
RoBT W. PULLIAM President; W. Fl. WILLARD,
GEO. w. SwEPsoN, c. P. MENDENHALL w. B.
GULIcK, Cashier
NOLD AND SILVER COIN, EXCHANGE,
" United States, State and Railroad securities,
bought and sold. Also, uncurrent money.
Agent for the sale of Revenue Stamps. 21-1y
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TIE ToURNAAENT.-Next Friday week is
the day for holding the tournament at this
place for the benefit of Confederate orphan
children. Ample arrangements are being
made for the accommodation Of al who at
tend, and in view of the object for which
the tournament is to be given, it is hoped
and believed that a large crowd viii be in
attendance. The young men of Hardeman
should promptly come forward and enter
their names upon the list of knights; by
doing so they will manifest their remem-
brance of those who fell while defending
the cause they loved so well, and besides,
lend a decided help to those who are striving
to educate and protect little orphan child
rem. All persons are asked to unite with
the Committee Of Arrangements in their
efforts to make the tournament a success.
There is nothing to combat but prejudice;
no harm can come to any one because he or
she should spend dollar at the gates Of the
tournament. There may be high roads to
hell," but such roads do not lead to or from
tournament given expressly for the benefit
of a truly charitable object Give the com
mittee your encouragement, young and DID,
and let the tournament be success.
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The WoRsHAM HoUsE.-We feel it a duty
to keep before the public the claims of this
excellent hotel, now deservedly- enc of the
most popular in the South The Worsham
is a complete success under the management
of Col c. B. Galloway IN the Office the
courteous c. E. Miller, aided by gentlemanly
clerks viii be found ever ready to attend to
the wants of guests; while Louis P. Viii
kerson aud John B. Ball preside over the
neat and eommodious bar room, having at
hand, at all times, wines, liquors, ETC., of the
finest brands, with which they refresh the
innumerable patrons Of the WoFsham.
When you go to Memphis, write your name
on Galloway's register.
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The October chronological Journal con-
tains Portraits and Characters of Mary Queen
of-Scots Charlotte Bronte Thomas Mast j;
the Artist; Ira Aldridge, Tragedian; Alfred
Sewell, and others Well written articles
on Anthropology Married OF single Boots
and Beauty; Sick Headache, It's Cause and
Cure; The Fashions, Illustrated Mans
Spiritual Nature Forming Character; The
American Physiognomy; Expression =
Whining women; Grapes and Blaekberries,
illustrated. SO a year. or 80 cents a number,
Address R. S. Wells, Editor, 389 Broadway,
New York
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ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs.-Cures Female
complaints and irregularity. Cures Falling
of the Womb and the Whites. Cures OBJ
structed and Painful Menstruation. Cures
Sick Headache and Pain in the Side Cures
Mysteries, Melancholy and swimming of the
Head. Cures old or young, married and
single females. Cures an liberated and Ir-
ritable Womb. It arouses restores and re-
invigorates the Uterine Organs. c. NJ.
O'Hara, AGENT, Bolivar.
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Sale Of Land.

me as trustee, by Geo. B. Bowers, on the
9th day of AprA, 1866, and duly registered
in the Registers Office Of Hardeman county,
State of Tennessee. in book s, pages 26O,
261, 262, ] will sell, at New Castle, Harde-
man c ounty, Tennessee, on Saturday, the
18th day of October next, between the hours
of 10 a. m. and II m, to the highest bidder,
for cash, ninety-one acres Of fine and rich
ti1nbered land, being the southwest part OF
tbe tract of land containing two hundred
and eight acres, expressed and described IN
said deed Of trust. This 10Th day Of Sep
tenber. 1867. 81 G. Cruces,
sspt2i 4t* Trustee.
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Next WEEK-G. w. Swinebroad will be
ready to open the doors Of his new store by
Tuesday or Wednesday, and requests the
public to call and examine the splendid
stock Of goods which he will have on hand
at that time
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NoTICE,-The undersigned desire to give
notice that they are now offering their entire
stock of goods at cost, for cash. We have
a great many desirable goods for fall and
winter, and other goods suitable for all sea-
sons. Our stock is broken to some extent,
still persons can find nearly any thing they
may want in our lire. We can and will
sell great bargains. The public are invited
to call and examine
Respectfully,
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DIVINE SEEvIOE.-We are requested to
state that the Rev. Mr. Mullaly has arrived
and viii preach at the Presbyterian church
in this place tomorrow morning at 1O3
clock
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HALF FARR-The Mississippi Central and
the Memphis and Charleston Railroads will
sell halEfare tickets to all who propose at
tending the grand tournament to be held
here on the llth Of October next
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ALLISON BRoTHERs.-Have opened COM
plete hardware store at No 223 Main street,
under the Worsham House, and propose to
sell all articles kept by them at very low
rates. See their card
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FAIL & WINTER.-Biils & Hill are pre-
pared to furnish the public with all kinds of
fresh and durable fall and winter goods at
low cash prices.
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SroNnwALL HoUsE-H P. Miller, propri-
etor Of this popular hotel, at Grand juno
ton, win accept ye locals " thanks for his
" kindness to him and to all men"
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sept14 If HARR1xerox & Co.

New CHURcH.-NIessrs. Grove and John
B. Rufin have entered into a contract to
build house of worship for the Cumber-
land Presbyterians in this place. The edi-
fee will be erected upon the lot fronting the
old Hardeman Hotel, and is to be neat
and substantial frame building. It is to be
completed inside of twelve months Verify,
Bolivar is a town of churches and schools
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LUKY EUMBER-By calling at the drug
store of C. NJ. OHara, you can get tickets
in the Southern Asylum Lottery. Splendid
real estate prizes. Drawing comes off at
fernando, Miss, Sd Monday in next Ooto-
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MEMPHIS BUSINESS NOTICES

LIeHT-lf you want a cheap, neat and
beautiful light, go to Blood 4 Co.'S, 80 and
4O3 Monroe street They deal in oils, tampa.
lanterns, stoves, sine, lead and tin-wars
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SUPERB PICTURES. -Professor Y. Day, at
his Art Gallery, corner of Main and Union
streets, Memphis, is prepared to furnish you
with the finest and best of photographs.
Cooper, the celebrated portrait painter, Is
there also, and viii be pleased to wait on
YOU
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NEw,-Newbern, Tate & Co. have house
full Of new fall and winter goods of all
kinds. They deal in groceries also, and
would be pleased to see their old friends and
the public generally.
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WEATHER The weather continues warm
and dry Gain is badly needed. Late corn
has suffered in consequence of the long dry
spell experienced in this county. Cotton is
doing well, and the picking season is fairly
opened, so is the neecy king"
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TEXAS Tonic SYRUP.-Having had in
dubitable evidence of its prompt and certain
effects from the testimony of multitude of
respectable citizens among whom is elassed
some of our best Physicians. we do not hesi-
tate to recommend this preparation in all
cases of Fever and Ague and Chills and
Fever indeed from the facts in our posses
sion Of its intrinsic value, it would not be
too much for as to state that when the direc-
tions are strictly complied with we warrant
a cure in every case, where it is tried. It is
pleasant to the taste and the cheapest Medi-
cine in the world Therefore, in truth, it
may be declared the day is not far distant
when it must be appreciated and used in
every household where Fever and Ague or
Chiils and Fever is found to exist.
NJ ,,rOyrrr n 4 Hrcpuu
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TEXAS TONIC SYRUP
Ysgssablo Compound for shs rapid end never falling
Cure q
Ohills & Fever or Fever& Ague
&c People Of the Missiasinni Yallev and

The People of the Mississippi Valley and
throughout the entire South have long necessity for
and want Of, SAFE, CERTAIN AND RELIABLE REM-
EDH, substitute for QuiHins StFyehiniue
poisonous Drugs for the Of Fever Ague or Chis
and Fever We claim and the results viii show and
ample testimony to unpreudced mind
Tonic syrup has supplied this and accomplished
Its Tonic Aeratiye and Antsep qualities
such chat possibly be disappointed effects
Upon It's merits therefore s sustained single trial
Is all that needed stamp remedy the greatest
specific Of the age
The ingredients Of which this Medicine composed are
simple productions Of nature bOundng upon certain streams
in the State Of Texas and used the Aborgnses
Of that State specific for EeFers Of all kinds
ealiy Fever and que which they never failed to
celebrated Physician acquainted with these
furnished his theory this Important subject
hence the product properly named TEXAS TONIC SYRUP
which offer the public specific and
for Fever and Ague, Chiis and Fever
Of how standing.
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New GooDs-FlemiDg Ussery & Co, are
in receipt of large portion of their fall
goods, and would be pleased to exhibit them
to the public, and guarantee to dispose of
the same at reasonable figures. The ladies
should call and see their line of dress goods
of all kinds
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CLoTHNG.-Bills & Hill have on hand
large and complete stock of ready-made
clothing Of all kinds. Low for cash.
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PERsoNAL-Mr. jerome Hill of the popu-
lar mercantile firm of Bills IL Hill arrived
home from the Eastern cities last Saturday
he brings US encouraging news and says
that the Conservatives and democrats OF the
north are confident of beating the radicals
in the October elections.
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MEsIrHIs june i 1867.
This IS certify that afflicted with Fever
Of the most nFeteTas character for about years
tried many remedies Houdng large quantities Of Quhine,
etc, without avail. nay induced try the TEX AS
TONIC SYRUP The result has been that after taking
the first dose had chis," and rapidly
recovering health and strength. have dozen
Of this valuable medicine my plantat at Mken's
Bend Every planter should keep it hand.
II. r. AUSTIN
formerly Superintendent Little Rock L. B.
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GROVEsTEEN & CO.,
Piano Forte Manufacturers,
z9s broadway, Rev York.

These PIAS0s rsoefved the Higet Award Of slsris At
tie WORLDS FAHR. tbs best makers FROM Ls3nen
Paris Csrsany. te eities 81 NeE York Philadslha, Bal
tmsra aai Bestoa aias the GOLD aLEDak at fe anleFl
institate. for ~ F sue 5l-sstFts tEAhs oar
tae Frsnch f5rana Action. Harp H over
strung Bass. Full Erasae a3 ais 1F
Evsr5 Instrument WARftaA TE9 FIVE EEAszs Hfaas
uud er the supsrFtou q SIR j. at GROW Isl p WAC
has practical experiences q frtEFe 5fs Esd Is
the maker II OVER ELEfEA THOUSAND EtaaB
E0HTES Cur iaetea 30 elssls sell
shess Instruments from sfno t. 1aa tha
cisss piaua forte, z. zss2 81.
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Eat when you're hungry.
Drink when you're dry,
nothing don't happen,
You'll live till you die

CLosED.-The camp meeting at La Grange
closed on the 25th inst There were forty
five CONVERSIONS, and good many persons
Joined the Church, some of whom were aged,
and who protested to find peace by believ-
ing In the atonement
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STORAGE Il. B. Lamb q Co, have large
and commodious ware house, corner of
Adams street and Charleston Avenue, and
will give strict attention to all cotton and
produce entrusted to their care. Rates as
low, If not lower, than any other house in
hFeonhis
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The Rev Mr. Garrett will preach at the
Methodist church tomorrow Sunday
evening.
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w. C. Mashburne, like our friend Esquire
Pirtle, has peculiar and emphatic ways Of
making his wants known "Billy says he
is as 81 fiat as a founder" although he is
around taking notes, that is, if those in
debted to him are kind enough to remember
their promises He says pay up"