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no RENr.-ON THIRD FLOOR NEW HERALD BUILD
ING. TWO PLEAsA IM CoNNESTiNG kV 09m;
OFFICE OR ANY BUSINESS REQUIRING A PRIVATE
Room SEPARATE FROM BUSINESS OFFICE RENT
$1,000 APPLY AT THIS OFFICE.
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RIO LEI-THE SECOND AND PART OF THIRD FLOOR
IN the brown stone House 32l East Forty drst
street near Second avenue Apply the premises ~
lOy South street Beekman.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET OR FOR SALE.-A
~ geneel House, eleven rooms oncha OF garden.
within three minutes walk of depot South Norwalk
Conn. Price, s10po rent $500 per Inquire Of
d. r. AUSTIN. the premises of A. E. COLFAX, l6S
ana 10 Chambers street, New York
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no LsT-WITH POSSESSION, AT rARRyTOwN. A
nne prick House Twelve two OF nice land;
garden an INSIDE stream OF through the grounds, tine
shade, Fl al, Sc. rent low. 5. ANDERSON.
42l Eighth
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rJ,o LET-FIRNIsHED COMPLETE AT TARRYTOWN,
y on Braadway ME Cottage fruit. lowers and shrur
Derry; also brick Cottage furnished complete, ths
above also 1--WE larger places. Particulars with
s. EMERSON, s2l Eighth avenue.
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RIO RENT.-FIvE ROOMS. TWO PaRLORS AND BASE.
L ment. first door, elegantly furnished, complete fos
housekeeping; bath. gas dumb waiter hot and cold water
furniture must be sold; bargain TO cash customer. suit
able renee family. everything uIexceponabe luz
auire AZ 40 Fourlh avenue
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RIO LET-A FINE PLACE IN MORRIsANIA FUR.
nshed or not; eight rooms, Of ground
planted, fruit and good water Possession
qure the premises Fulton avenue. Fifth
Sixth streets, four houses from Fifth street.
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fTO LET, SPLENDiDLY FUENiSHED--A STONE MAN
Il son. twenty minutes from Forysccond street. Harlem
Railroad all noderd improvements; choice fruit al
|. kinds b acres. Family going Europe. Apply 81
1 Bowcry
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RIO LET-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY HIGH
4 stoop. basement and subcellar brick House; has all
the improvements complete and in splendid order hrong
out location one Of the finest n the ety. possession ine
furnished unfurnsied has also line story brick
Stable For further particulars
10 A. kNOWLT0N. Southeast corner Fulton and Porl-
land avenues. Brooklyn.
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RIO LET-A HANDSOME PARLOR FLOOR, WITH
or kitchen II required TO geueei family party
OF gentlemen. reasonable terms. Apply at66 Second
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ITO LET-AT HARLEM, a STORE AND ROOMS; Also
J. Floor in a private house n small family without
children Apply TO JOHN HARMON, li9th street. neas
Fourth avenue
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rCARRyTOWN.-TO LET, FURNISHED, FIRST CLASS
place; $50 per month also one at $lOO' number o.
places Sing Sing, Nyack aud lryington places At all
prices. Apply to GEO s. HANFORD, 2s9 Broadway, OF 10
JOHN T. BAYLES, Tarrytown
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A DECIDED BARGAIN. FOR SALE. A FIVE STORY
"A elegant brown store md Dwelling Sixth ave-
nue.. Apply to McGRATI GRADY. 3J2 Ninth avunue.
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FyO LET OR LEASE-THE LARGE CORNER STORE
2SS avenue A. Nineteenth street; excellent
stand for grocery Inquire in store ISL Elizabeth
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RIO LET In HUDSON cITY-A HOUSE WITH EIGHT
BERS, W West street.
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j. depot all trains stop--A nice Cottage, ~ stories,
pleasantly located Of land fruits &c For cheap
BLEECkER HYDE 4 LOWEREE, Nos and . Pine 81.
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OUR MODERN BARBARIsM.-The disgraceful
and disgusting prize-fght which came off yes
terday between two roughs, near Aqua creek,
Virginia, is another instance of the barbaric
tendency of a certain class of our
people, and the utter laxity of law.
The details of this bloody affair we pub
lished as a matter of news. But there are
some facts which need investigation. 1t was
well known all over the country that this
affair was about to come off, and an amphi-
theatre was erected to accommodate three
thousand people. An Alderman of our city,
William McMullen, was referee, and the per-
formance was witnessed by number of the
officials at Washington. No attempt was made
to interfere with the exhibition by the authori-
ties of Virginia. The affair had semi-legal
aspect, and was as safe and uninterrupted as a
Spanish bull-fght. 1t is time that such exhi-
bitions be stopped. 1t is necessary that an
example be made of some few of those who
engage in or countenance such evasiOns of law
and decency, and we hope that the Governor
of Virginia will see that the combatants and
some of the witnesses are punished, and that
severely,
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FNIGRATIoN TO LIBERIA.-While the tide Of
immigl alton is bringing thousands from Europe
to the United States, new impetus has been
given to the emigration of blacks to the pros
porous young republic OF Liberia, in Africa
N'ne hundred and thirtyfour emiRrants have
lett the United States for Liberia within seven
months. They went from seven States, Penn
sylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Tennessee. About twenty
trades were represented. There were en-
gineers, coopers, 10 blacksmths is shoe
makers, IS carpenters, ID brickIayers, and 100
farmers, etc. OF the emigrauts 2I7 were mem
bers of different churches, Baptist, Methodist,
Presbyterian, Episoopaian, etc. The packet
ship Golconda left Charleston, s. c., MAY 80
follow In November next,
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hopelessly, the entire South for che sake Of
excluding few hundred honest citizens from
the ballot-box in a few OF the Northern States I
We see signs that this view OF the subject is
forcing itself upon the more intelligent mem
bers Of the party. They see where this thing
is leading TO, and they begin TO feel that there
is no sense in pursuing line Of policy which
promises nothing IL is foolish to serve the
Devil when he can't pay. The old Bourbon
leaders who met at Harrisburg the other day
have not the first particle OF political shrewd-
ness, or they would have preserved discreet
silence upon the suffrage question. They
bad nothing TO gain by their gratuitous assault
upon the colored citizens. All the votes they
can hope to make by paudering to a fading
prejudice are already theirs by right of pre-
emption and immemorial occupancy and use.
They have not strengthened their position at
home any by their action, and they have fur
nished powerful weapon to the opponents
of their party at the South. They might, at
least, have consulted dynamic considerations
little, if they could not the nobler prin-
ciples Of justice and abstract right.
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proceedings. Meanwhile, the men who are 70
be sued as dishonest are reelected 10 their old
positiOnsl A man who Is 50 far false as 10
have to be sued is yet worthy Of continuance
in Object Such is the logic Of Common Coun.
Gil. II adopted the weakest half of the Select
Council ordinance, and had Il sent back TO the
other chamber, where IL will not be acted on
until next week. And this, in the estimation
of the members, is the most efeotual way of
recovering embezzled fundsl To complete the
farce, il should have been referred TO the Com
mittee on Law.
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CosTlY IEoUmIEs. - England has spent
s5s0OO,OOO since 1880 in commissions Of In
quiry.H The commissions now existing are
Schools Inquiry, the Scottish Education, the
Marriage Laws, the Paris Exhibition the
Pollution Of Rivers, the Courts OF Justice
Concentration, the oaths, the Coal, the Law
Digest, the Water Supply, the Neutrality
Laws, and the Trades Union, to which win
be added the Ritual Commission. The Bduca-
ton Commissions have been expensive; down
to the end Of 1866 that for Scotland had cost
fS264, and that for England f12 900. The
estimate for the current year is f3420 for the
former and E2000 for the latter.
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How to RECOVER Finds.

IT is positively instructive to see how Common
Council gets out ofdoing the right thing in the
right way. 1t viii be remembered that it was
recently discovered in the returns made by
the Aldermen and Committing Magistrates
that, with but few exceptions, none had
turned over to the City Treasury the fines col
lected by them, which belonged to the city
by law. This process of poclzeting has
been going on for years. When the election
OF these officers came up yesterday, Select
Council passed a sensible bill, making all those
who had failed to pay up ineligible to re-elec-
tion, and directing the City Solicitor to insti-
tute proceedings against them. By this law
much good could be accomplished. In the
first place, our city would be rid of dishonest
officials, and at the same time the strongest
inducements would be held out for the officers
to hand over the funds, in order to be eligible,
which, If they did not, the Solicitor would
commence suit This law was eminently SEN
sible and efficient; when it reached Common
Council it was laid ON the table, and the fol.
lowing adopted:-
'That the City Solicitor be and he is hereby
instructed and directed 10 institute an inquiry
| as TO the amountof nnes, penaltles, ana costs
| due and unpaid by the police or committing
magistrates TO the City Treasurer Tor the year
1866, and that legal proceedings be taken against
al such delinquent magistrates 10 recover Jhe
lively"
An inquiry is first in order, and then lega
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THE


AAnAAAAhA OVmEANNs
In order that this benevolent object may be sue
cessfnl mplished, have issued five series OF
FINE S1BkI-PLATE ENGRAYIHGS
which We put On subscription NJ prices much below
CERTiFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WASHING
TON LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued, stamped with the seal the Company
Any person sending .oNf. TWO, THREE. FOUR,
OR FIVE DOL LA RS. paying the same 70 our local
Gales stock the number OF dollars paid insurnR
oNE PRESENT In our published sched lie for EACH
oNE-DOLLAR ENGRAVINGs
l1My Thsy ehd svs6 ~ chIId! 6 No 2m"Theyse
or, The Early DAYS OF The Revoi1tIoH"'
TWO.DOLLAR ENGKAVlN
No; l.rWssL Wa ingIons Coprsh;p;" NJ. 2-"wSeh.
THREF-I OLLAa & ENGRAV Nc.
ROME FROM The WAR"
and Three Ce1tihcates Of Stock, insurinG Three
FoUR-DOLIAR ENgRSvFv0
1.-THE PERIIs OF oCR FOBaFGTRKRs,D
ana -Four Certificates o1 Stock. lnsIrfag Four
Presents
FIVE DOLLAR mNI7TI4Vr-NgE
THE MARRQ4GM OH PBi;AIt1MEAS,r
and Five CeTsldcaLaa Oi'Sfuu. nslsng Bwa Presents
The engrsELpgs and Ger1itu.ttIsi viii Ia delivered
at our Local Agsners an danr by null Poaz paid or
express as may be erGereuI
THE wASHINGTON EuBR.NET COMPANY
WILL AWARD
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS IN PRESENTS
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
ON "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1867,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
PHILADELPHIA. PENNA.,
OR AT THE INSTITUTE.
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RoCKHILL q WILSON,
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Nos. 603 and COS CHESTNUT St.

The Public are invited to ex-
anime our extensive assortment
of Mems, Youths, and Boys
Clothing, for Spring and Sum-
mer Wear, just made of fresh
materials, and in the latest and
most approved styles.
Clothing made to order for
Gents and Boys in the most ar
tistic manner and reasonable
prices.
The best Cutters and Work
men employed.
Our Stock of Ready-made
Clothing is we'll made, we'll trim
med, and Reliable. sloao'p
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f~@ NEWSPAPER ADYERTISING.-JOY
CoE & 90. Agents for the 'TKLpsRAPH y
and Newspaper Press OF the whole country have RE
MOVED from FIFTH and CHESNUT Streets 70 No
i44 s. SIXTH Street second door above WALNUT.
OETICEs-No. 1H 8. SIXTH Street, Philadelphia;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York. 70Ap
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

h1Y REFRIGERATOR BAZAAR. b. g.
49, HARRIS d Co have, 10 addition 70 n fine
assortment OF Refrgerators OF best qualify three new
patents, viz-HarTis' Patent Rees q Tevis' Patent,
and Wrlgbps Patent Ice W ater II frtgsratOr all
Warranted 20 pre'erve meat, etc. etc, dry aud
SM Get, and TO be more economical In Ice than any
other Refrigeration
b. 8. HARRIS & CO.,
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rw ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

THE NINETEENTH ANNryERsARY AMI
GRAND MUSICAL CELEBRATToN
TABERNACLE BAPTIsT CHURCH SUNDAY.
SCHOOL
On THURSDAY EVENING, June 10th, 1867
a programme has been arranged combining the
I1s entire school win occupy the PLATFORM and viii
Chorus ChldEen's Jubilee"
Chorus ............" Blessed Bibie"
Quartette and Chorus. Beautiful Land Of Res "
Work. for the Night Is COMING"
Beyond the Smiling and Se the " weaSins
Chant................ Gloria In Excelsis"
Mrs. scHIMPF and Miss BLAcKBURNE have
sOlO-"Angels ever Bright aud Fair"
Duett-"The Alpine Morning"
Miss @. BlncSburne and Mrs schImpt
sOiOThe Sister Of the His6ngaies Ps RAscHrqf scSmpf
"The Gamblers Wife, (Solo) by ]. M. Evans
"Guide me, o Thou Great Jehovah i iQuarteiieI.
BY the Choir OF Tabernacle Church
The Report of the School will be read by Rev. B
The Reys. M. G. CLARKE, Of Chicago; W. T.
Of Bo5b 9 OF PSsSTga pnS me EDDY 5 5
present, and participate in the exercises.
The ChoTuses VIII be sustained by the entire School,
IS A TTER RLEE BAN D."
Theodore Herman, Leader,
JOHN NJ EVANS, Conductor.
Tickets, so cents, admitting to Parquet, Parquet
Circle and Balcony; Family Circle 25 cents may be
procured at TIumplers Seventh and Chesnut streets.
and AT The Rooms of the Baptist Pubica ion Society
No. 53O ARCH Street, 6l4
f9g@ MISSION HOUSE, WEST PHILA-
~ DDLPIIA CTHIkTY-5IXrH street, near
Market. .-Public Examination on TUESDAY next
trum9 y. NJ. Public SERVICES at the same place
FRIDAY next. Bishop STEVENS presiding. H2t
Ksg@ WbIGhT'S ALCONATED GLYCERINE
w. TABLET OF SOLIDIFIED GLYCER. NE
sottens and smooths the skin; imparts beauty I'D
brightness TO the complexion. Is deciously fragrant
TRANsPA RENT and superb as q Toilet Soap Order
OF Your druggist. rs 4pf
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WEST PENN SQUARE SEMINARY

No. WEST PENN SQUARE, BELOW MARKET
The Fall Term will commence September l6, 1857
Parents desiring 20 enter their daughters In this Ins
tuition are requested TO make application before
June 20. l5 10 lme4p
MARY L. HOUPT, MARY e. TAzEWELL,
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HOW TO OBTAIN SHARES AND EN-
CRAVINGS.

Send orders by mail, enclosing from 81 10 500
either by Post ONCE orders in registered letter.
express.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. wAsu1Nerox, D. G
April. IS, t867-Ofice OF Internal Revenue-Hnv nvfn1
received satisfactory evidence that the proc-s5s
OF the enterprise conducted by the "WAshinrton
Library Company" VIII be devoted TO charitsble
uses, permission Is hereby granted said Companv
10 conduct such enterprise exempt from all charre
whether from special tax other duty.
E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
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RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE
T'HE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
1 Nh WH"I1II'V IVN LIbhAhI COMPANY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
No. 1875 OHESNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.

sUBSCRHPTEON ONE DOLLAR.
ssOo,OOO PRESENTED TO sUBscnrnKRa.
ONE CASH PRESENT OF sa0.ooe.
ONE CASH PRESENT or $4,000.
ONE CASH PRESENT OF slO,oOo.
ONE. CASH PRExENT or 5000.
Two CASH PRESENTS or sssOo EACH.
Read fun Schedule Of Presents below.
EACH CBRTITICATE OF SrOcVx M AZ
COMPANIED WITH A RRAUrrEVrT.
sTEEI~PSATE ENGRAVING. uonrU
MORE AT RETAIL THAN THE COST oF
CERTIFICATE, AND ALSO INsuRRa IA
ThE HOLDER PRESENT TN TaT
GREAT DHsTRIR UTEON.
THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY co.
Is chartered by the State of Pennsylvaa,s and or.
ganIEed In aid of
THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
incorporated by the state OF New Jersey,
April 8, 1867,
Situate at Riverside, Burlington county New yersev
the sons OF deceased Soldiers and seanea of tSss
United states. - -
The Board Of Trustees consists Of The Eoliov,, .r,
know citizens OF PENNSYLVANIA and New JerseT,-
HON. WILLIAM NJ b. MANN,
-. = District Attorney, Philadelphia. Pa
HON, LEWIS r. BROOMALL.
Ex-Chief Coiner' U. s. Mint, and Recorder Of Deeds
HON. JAMES NJ. sCovEL, NuAuePnlA' Pa
HON. w. W. WARE, "e" jersey
,,uDspv oop,,Au vso New Jersey.
]. E. CoE, EsQ., -'''Ns''''A' n
ofJOy COe 6 Co., PhilAdelphIA.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WAsTrrNeTos. n n
April. IS, iS6z-Ohice OF Internal Revenue:-Hnvin8
received satisfactory evidence that the pruc-eds
OF the enterprise conducted by the "washingSon
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out the United STATES.

Local and IrhveIIng AGENIS WANTED through-
out the United Stales.
The Association have appointed as Receivers
MessTs. GEORGE A. COOKE q co. Bankers, No "A q =
THIRD Street, whose well-k ntagrity ana busI
experience Will be sufic mt guarantee that the
money entrusted 20 them will be promptly applied 10
The purposes stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa May 90 1857
TO me Officers and Members 0f me IVasbio,tor
CbHpdny NJ s, READ, Secretary. w V'N'F
0enuemen:-On receipt OF your favor OF the 18Th
instant, notifying us OF our appointment as Reoeivers
for your Company y. we took the lib 3rty 10 suDmit
copy OF your Chartef with plan OF your enterprise
to the highest legal nority the State and hv
received bis ayoTable opipion regard It's legality
and sympaihtzing with the benevolent object az or
Association, viz the education and nlaint nance nf
the orphan child en- OF soldiers and sailors t ts
RiNeybide Institute, We have concluded ~ accor'f
trust and TO use our best efforts promote SO worthy
Respectfully. yours, etc,
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T AIDES, SAVE YOUR CLOTH AND YOUR
IL money. by calling AZ Mrs. GOBLES, No. 1887
also, learn her new style OF Raised Worsted Work
Dresses, Basques, ETC.. In one hour.
Agents wanted. 10 lm4p
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~ A PAIR OF MATCHED BAY HORSES,
10y Morgan stock; warrSnted sound, suitable for
MESS, al the bazaar, on SATURDAY MORNING,
June 10. lt~
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49, All 4tei 4t 200
brRnce - NA-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-17
TRUSTEE SALE.

TNDER and by vrture Of a Deed Of T.us. to
u me executed by the President and Board Of
Directors OF the Memphis Dry Dock Com pany,
on the Sth day OF November, qS67J eighteen
hundred and 5 < ty-seyen, 70 secure the pay
msnt N certain claims therein described,
which Deed Of Trust is recorded in the Regla
tsr's Office Of shelby county, in Record BOOK
No. o. PIP. 365, 800, % z,qutter, I shall proceed
to sell to the highest ard best bidders for cash,
az the Dock Yard in Fort Pickering. near to
and below the city Of Memphis, on saturday,
the 2sth day Of december, 1887, between the
hours Of II and Il o'clock, m the following de-
serfbsd property, tO-wtt -Four seouOns (cOm-
plete} Oftbe nsIBphis} Dry Docks, recently con-
structed by the said Con pany, together with
all the Pumps, Engines, Fixtures AID Tools Of
every description appertaining thereto also,
the Blacksmith Shop Tools, lTou- Lumber,
and materials Of every kind belong ng 70 Esia
Company and also the chart r Of SAID Com
pany granted by the Legislature Of Tennessee,
with full and ample powers 70 carry on said
Docks and enlarge the same. The work on
these Docks Is new, and the sections are IN
rood working order. A splendid Opening T.
afonded by tots sale 20 practical uDTkmen 20
obtain control OF Docks, new and in good rum
ming order, and we'll located. Everything per-
tanning to them will be turned over by the
Trustee 10 the purchaser AZ soon IS he COM
piles with the terms OF his purchase.
". 81. BUTTS,
III v4o Trustee
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BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS arPOzrs.i

New York, December 49, "A HsrGId's
Washington special says that severe dis
tress amOng the whites ard negroes of
the South, especially the latter, is antic-
ipated. During the winter thefreedmen
are being discharged in large numbers
By their employers, on account OF the
scarcity Of food and means, and starva-
ton in many instances is actually at the
doors of both whites and blacks.
A HerGld's special says that Gov.
Humphreys, Of Mississippi, has received
such information relative to q projected
outbreak among the negroes in January,
that he has deemed it necessary to issue
a proclamation warning all combinations
for such q purpose that their intentions
are known, and they can't succeed, and
If the black race believes the land viii
be distributed among them, they are
greatly deceived. The substance Of
Gov. Humphreys proclamation has
already been published.
New YORK, December ia Herdld's
Washington special says the Ease Of Sec
rotary Stanton will be taken up to-mOr-
row by the Senate Committee of Military
Affairs. His restoration to the office OF
Secretary Of War is now past all likeli-
AO0As ~ h2agN4Ak u AhAlAN1A
we're determined on his reinstatement
until the appearance of the impeach-
ment testimony but finding that be ex-
pressed himself there as believing
that the President had been
faithfully performing his duty in the
establishment Of provisional govern
ments in the South, together witR sd-
hitting in many places that he actedln
accordance with the President, while
leaving Congress under the impression
that he opposed him at every step. His
former friends in the Radical party have
lost all interest in his case, and feel in
different as to whether be Is consigned
10 oblivion or not.
The reported resignation Of Mr.
Theaker, Commissioner OF Patents, has
not yet reached the President.
1t is expected the Senate will pass the
bill to repeal the tax or raw cotton, with
but five or six dissenting votes.
The HerGld's special says the friends
Of the administration are urging the re-
mOval Of Pope and substituting Meade,
owing to the formers removal OF Judicial
officers.
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Nnn-R Resident Notice..

II, the Chanoery court Of Memphis, Tenn.
Nc. ZDO-J : stantOn ct al VS.. John Bradforc
Cd 81 ldrm Bradford q Simpgon) ct al.
Ut appearing nom afndavit In this cause tina
tht defendants John Bradford and F n
SimpEon arm Of BIadfUrd a Simpssn) are res
idents Of The state OF Mississippi aDd non-res
ideuus Of the State OF Tennessee
It Is then efOre ordered that they make theil
apDesrance nerein, al fhe courthouse Ia ths
ctv of Memphis, Tenn, on or be ore the nrsf
MSnday ia January, 1884. and plead, answer O
dsmur 10 complainant Bill or the sam,
vii be taken for con essed as to them, and SCI
for bearing ex parte, and that a copy0f Thu
order be published once a week, for four suc
eessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A py-atte6
AUGUSTDN ASTON, CLERK and Master.
70 X. j.. BLACK, Deputy CleEk and Master.
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