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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-05

Hats the best and latest styIss
at Memphis Hat Company. Op-
pOsite the square. oe3l Ct
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THE FALL MEETING.-The meeting TO
be held on the grounds Of the Memphis
Racing Association, on the second Mon
day in November, under the auspices Of
the Turf Congress, promises to be q most
brilliant affair. The track is in most ex-
ceiIeut order; the superintendent, Capt.
John s. Lsil, having given the greatest
attention to bis department. for months
past. The Ladies' stand has undergone
a thorough repair, and everything done
to render LADY visitors comfortable.
Ushers will be in attendance. The grand
stand has also been reftted for the re-
eeBtion of visitors. The Secretary, Mr..
Gibson, is daily in the receipt of letters
from the most prominent turf men OF the
country, giving notice Of their coming.
There is certain to be a gathering of the
finest stock, and all the prominent sport
ing men OF the country on this occasion.
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No Decephon.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked all
Dry Goods down to lowest figures. Rice,
Snx & Co. octS I'm
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Memphis and White River
Packet Company.
The Steamers
OZARK. RowENA. COMMERCIAL

WILL form a tri-weekly line between Mem
w phis and White river, leaving Memphis
evev TUESDAY, THURSDAY anu SATUR-
DAY at 5 o'clock pm.
JOIN B. DAVIS, Sup't.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents, 262 From: st.
OaIg
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FOR SALE.

nFSTDE%CE EOR. SALE,-The
III. TBde-siRpeT o-p1s FOR sale the Re l1euce
IFr1a ATE IN. w. Il. Raines. in the Town or
HsruanI0. DeSJtO cpun y Miss mere ls on
the nremfaes q large aud commOdlOUs frame
BuffIug. with SIX rooms, out hOu~e-r SLables-
OrehardE etc. aud situated EesT the &lss-s-
et1-5 a1d Tennessee r-I.r1ad depot For fur
Es-rg-1N NTFss ". A. GAMES.
80 T-r administrator.
L O Z ; A L E.
Twelve MOI Billiard Tables for sale. For
reaTr0 y Monroe street.
TOR SAL E.
good Sec0ad.hand BUGGY and HARNESS
GItLle used viii be sold cheap. Apply 70 ray
Tor. CAV & RrJIaud. 3G4 FrOlt street, or
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II O LIE - E
Hr-H

II VI
THAT most desirable and centrally located
H1feI- called HOTEL De EUROPE
The Turn{.1rp. of every kind, now USED IN
tbe Hotel win be sold with the Lease u oe-
KENNY & POTTER,
KIT WiIisms' Block,
ocl u Corner Second anu MH1Lon2
FOR Il EN- T
1L-DREz and OFFICES In BethelIs New
RrfIdfur. on tie corusr Of Main and sousn
C7--r sfreetz Apply IN The building 70 re.
- ! VI my2u
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FOR RENT.
10 e N T

The elegant new building NOT HoWaras
90 thraa rtoriss hish. with good cellar.
Apply to NJ.
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PUTTING ON AIRs.-The negro prison
ers confined in the county Jail finding
that an uprising would effect nothing,
seem to have determined to annoy their
keepers in another way. On Sunday
some three four Of them refused to come
to their midday meal, alleging that they
were sick. The food was furnished them
in the cell on Monday morning. All the
prisoners in - came room refused to
come to breakfast. The officers let them
fast for a few hours, and when dinner
time arrived all were found anxious to
come to the yard and eat as usual. What
dodge these black culpTits will attempt
next is a problem difficult to be solved.
TALE OF ENCHANTMENT.-Mr. Flynn,
the Nashville manager, promised some
days since, to produce on or about the
tenth of this month, at the Greenlsw
Opera House, the Tale Of Eaehantment,
which is said to be the Black Crook by
another name. Mr.. McDOnOugb, the
proprietor Of the Black Crook hereabouts
objects to this speeding, and the fol-
lowing telegram was received by Man
ager Thompson, of the New Memphis
yesterday
BALTIMORE, Nd. November ?, 1867.
W. c. Thompson: / have this day
forbidden Desg:e, to attempt producing
the Tale Of EHchGEaHleHt or Black Crook
JNO, Z. AoDONOUaH.
Thus it would sppear that we are not
to have the Black Crook, until it is pro-
duced legitimately. Managers will have
their little disputes as well as the rest Of
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10 r X + n T
sto-s Housss Nos. $50 and Sl Shelby street
Also. A large ONCE IN the Walker block
-T-T THOS. q. COOKE,
- - E9E Main street, up stairs
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On SATURDAY night, n Setter BB9r brown AZ
49, arosUt On he breast and end OF the TAI,
winch Is grey. Had on s black lsatner coiisI,
vfh large iron ring A lberal reward VAL DC
A. B. HULLEkr
-ot - - Ia Main street
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Ladies aud ehildren's furs. the
fastest ana finest in the city.
aemphts Hat Company. OpPO-
site he square. oe3l 6t
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NOR RENT

wish 20 rent 700 acres Of Ech Big Creek
lam. I'M the NOrtherH portion OF nhelby
L-r,+v Tenn. Il will be rented In large OF
e THANBFKLAYNE JONES, SR-,
o.rs line Gre Wormeley, Joy Co.
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FOR A RIVER.

Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Neekly
u s. Mail Packet.
For Pine BiuR and Little Rock.
GLLA1 A4G4N5A
This exc llent passenger steamer IL
VIZ leave as above ~
TUESDAY, 5th inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE a co, Agents.
novl At No. u jefferson street
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Corrected Daily by Woodburn, Smith & Co..
Nos ia and us Green street, ST. Louis.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
LoST--FoUND.
C55 + A d

$50 ,,,.non,
sTS-se colored MARE MULE, about II
49, IA with = sore on her shoulder caused
80 5-sv saddle. The above reward viii BE
- 90 me delivery o the same at GAL
RREATH STEW ART & Cu'S. oc2s Nv
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Oiice--NO. B Madison street.
CITY MATTERS.
EemphIs and OhIO railroad.
Mississippi and tennessee Railroad.

Mall Express------- SEQ pm. -l-0pam,
19s5 s'es Sc pm
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Regular Memphis and New Or
leans Weekly LiRe.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet,
HENRY AMEs ], T. Hicks master
THos. [. CRAWFORD, Clerk.

IHUs- y. NhN FUFFDi OI5EA'
This new and splendid passenger 49,
steamer will leave Memphis for E
New Orleans, October l6tn, aud EVERY Al
season.
Regular Memphis u New Orleans Packet,
OLIVE BRANCH . Isaac Jones master
This new and splendid passenger a.
steamer will leave Memphis for &s5S
New Orleans, October BIRD, and EVERY AL
TEREATE WEDNESDAY, throughout the
season.
MARTIN WALT & CO.. and
JAMES T. BOURNE Co, Agents.
S. II. SHOCK, Gent Passenger Agent selO
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RIvER MATTERs.
AND IvERs

A heavy rain set in on Saturday night,
which continued unremittiBgly until late
into that Of Sunday, when IL became
cold and stormy aud the wind blew with
violence. IL was q very disagreeable
night, DIT only to accompany the burial
of Bronze John, who received his death
blow then and there. During his stay
amongst US be has smitten down many
OF our best and most respected citizens,
and he did not deserve the requiem
which the elements sung over his grave.
Ice, orystRl-tangible, pure ice was
formed during the night in many parts
of our city. Point Pleasant is making an
effort to become notorious as Philips bar
once was. There is but four aud a half
feet at that place, and 1t is now decidedly
the worst point hence to Cairo. Our
midnight dispatches will give the stage
of water Ia the Ohio, but we may look
for q swell from thst direction sufficient
to let out all water bound boats.
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A centrally located business house on Front
Row. Possession given Immediately.
ooe.T Nv. PAGE, JR
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no X + T.
Two large and splendid Halls a. No. ~ Sc
ond gtreet.in Adams Block. MeI4Iy
furaS- fairs. etc. VIA be rented r~eaSohAotg
Inactive on M. HIu. NGn street, webster loek
Ee2l
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OF MATTa.

To Commence Saturday, October 9th, 1861.
A. ). LIVERMORE. GenIS upI.
Q. p. OAKLEY, Gen. Ticket All. ocla
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CoMMIssIoN.

/ MI. MEAcHAA, A-C
FormeTly OF Meacham FOrmerly OF y. Lane
q GalDreatb. GCo.
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Until further noaOe the Mails win close as
6olovs.
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WAGON and Oarriage MateriaI

DEPOT. No. 9 Towards Row,
c.EIo - Memphis Tenn.
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Steamer Ned Tracey, st. Louis.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
h" G. A. Thompson, New Orleans.
Des Arc, Vieksburg.
Natoma, st. Francis river.
" H. NJ. Shreve, st. Louis.
" Lizzie Gill, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Ned Tracey, st. Louis.
@. A. Thompson, st. Louis.
Belle Memphis. st. Louis.
Il. NJ. Shreve, Vieksburg.
Boats in Port.
Des Arc, GuidoD, Natoma, I'D. Perry,
and Lizzie Gill.
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New Orleans Express, daily, s.85 am. 5p.m.I IL
Freight, daily except sun a
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The Provost Court. .

On Saturday last, the three freedmen who-had
been apprehended for breaking into, and robbing,
the Store of Dr.. J. NJ. RUsurox, at Pleasant Cross,
in this District, were brought to trial before the
Provost Court, in session st the Military camp
neart his place. found guilty, and sentenced to five
years imprisonment at hard labor in the Penitcn-
tiary. But on Sunday night, We regret to learn,
they made their escape, and hayo not as yet been
apprchcnded, although Maj. HASTINGS, in com
mand at this Post, with his characteristic energy
and great perseverance,, has had q Squad in hot
pursuit of them ever since the discovery Of their
escape. That oil or portion of these notorious
rascals will be captured again, We have not the
slightest doubt and hope to record tho fact in our
next issue,
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Tremendous Bargains!!:

Glorious nows to all who would buy Goods
Cheap! At tho famous Fredericksburg Store
in Augusta, Goods are selling with rush which
is absolutely fearful! Nobody is humbugged ai
the q fredericksburg Storow Noindeed! Every
person who examines this stock is sure to buy.
We have very lately been through and through
the Fredericksburg Store" 1t is really a Great
and Grand Establishment OF Dry Goods, in all
Grades, Styles and Fashions, and of all Articles
that can possibly be connected with Dry Goods
Establishment, there is here literally no end. AS
regards their Dress Goods and Fancy Articles,
no oriental bazaar ever contained richer, more
gorgeous, more recherche.
The Messrs. RICHARDS arc Virginia gentlemen
of the simplest and nost cordial manners. II
you have no money to buy with, they seem equal
ly contcnted to chat with you, and entertain you.
We call very special attention to their new nd
ver,iscment, headed: 100000 Worth of Dry
Goods
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Failure of John Fraser e. Co.

The telvgruphic news of the failure of this
famous House in Liverpool, wa, As une1pccts'. as
it is unfortunate. The members of the FiTiI in
Charleston (for We presume they are membcrs)
are gentlemen Of tried integrity and Ebcrnlity,
and OF extraordinary commercial Attachments.
Their gold has not been locked up in strong boxes
since the conclusion Of the war, for foar of the
general financial convulsion, but has been sent
out into circulation through the State, the United
States, and the commercial world. The failure of
such House in Charleston would be at this mo-
ment real misfortune to our State. The money
expended by the firm, in the shape of eircula-
ting medium, has doubtless relieved the financial
distress of many other commercial houses, and
thereby extended credit and circulation to indi-
viduals throughout our general community. Fra,
SER, TRENHOLM l. Co. have become, associated,
synonymous not only with great wealth, but with
high probity and ability. Insomuch as 10 have
enlisted the admiration of the whole South. We
trust the Charleston partners, atleast, may escape
the evils consequent upon the rumored suspension
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OBITUARY

-
DEE, at his residence in Edgefeld District on
tho aSrd day Of March, 1867; WILLIAM CDL-,
BREATH, aged ffty-six years. .s -e:E -.,,.,.
Mr.. CuLDREArH was well known in the District,
bat better known and appreciated iE the section
in which, he lived, BE was socially . generous.
frank and kind companion. Thogg modest and
few.men were so highly gifted with
natural abilities. he was possessed of TALENT
which with moderate energy and application,
could have made him m ornament in any OF the
learned professions. He invariably refused the
solicitations of hisfriends to stand for any Office
sof honoryithin tho giftsof the people, always,
pseferring the quiet easodnd dignity Of fhs plan
ter's life, where he proved to be one of the most
skillful and successful in tho country. he was,
to express great deal in one word, good citizen
useful as a man to the country in which he
lived, good neighbor, and clways tchesitahle
and kind to,the poor. His friends will remember
the wisdora of his COUNSEL and the ipoor will
never forget his charities.
In the circle of his acquaintance none lived
moro respected, otcould die N ore Slamcnted than
WILLIAM CULBREAru. Itisa consolation to his
friends and relatives to know that he made his
kpeacei With Ged.l and died with q bright and
blessed hope Of eternal happiness In the life after
lJaofbl.t f,.s ~ It-Ts... tfF..t
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The Southern Baptist Theological


The Annual c C,onventiOn Of the Baptsts Of the
South, composed of clerical and lay representa-
tivcs from nearly nll the Churches of that de-
nomination, :,at very lately in Memphis. Among
the proceedings We are we'll pleased to read tho
following. This Institution is the only one Of
the kind, of the Baptist Church, in the South. 1t
is alreudg great blessing and ornsment to our
State, and promises to become more andmore so :
The Southern Baptis. Theological Seminary
located at Greenville, S. c., next claimed atten,
ton. Speeches in reference to the Importance OF
supporting It were made by Rev. JnmesP. Boyce.
D. D., Of South Carolina. A. M. Pondexter,. of
Virginia, md Rev. ]. L. NJ. CURRY, late member
of the ex- Confederate Congress from the State OF
Alabama, and now President of Howard College
of that State. e
After the close of these addresses q collection
was made in behalf of the endowment Of the
College, and subscription of $1,000 was i'm
mediately secured, with prospect of its increase
to $50, ,OO0 before the Convention adjourns.
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of no vronc-in defence of American princi-

of no wrong-in defence of American princi-
ples-in defence Of liberty.
1 have ties to bind me to life and society
as strong as any man in this Court. / have
a family l love as much as any man in this
Court But can remember the blessing re-
ceived from an aged mothers lips as 1 left
her the last time. She spoke as the Spartan
mother did: " Go my boy /; return either with
your shield or upon it," This recouciles me.
This gives me heart. submit to my doom,
and l hope that God will forgive me my past
sins. l hope, too, that iuasmuch as He has
for seven hundred years preserved Ireland,
Notwithstanding all the tyranny to which
she has been subjected, as a separate and
distinct nationality, he also will assist her
70 retrieve her fallen fortunes-to rise in her
beauty and majesty..the sister of Columbia
the peer of any nation in the world.
The latest accounts state that the sentence
of Colonel Burke has been commuted to i'm.
prisonment for life at hard labor.
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HYllENEAL.

MAnaIEp, on tie 18th inst, at the residence Of
Mrs. STAN. CHApi ELL, by the Rey::K. P. Norris,
MI. B. F. LoVE1ACE to Miss SUSAN eHAP-
MAN, both of Edge6eld.
From this marriage feast We acknowledge, with
much gratitude. the receipt Of basket Of superb
ly rich cake. AMI to wish the subjects Of the
above aneticesas sIlethora of prosperity and the
sulailpent of thei, sweetest dreams Of the pleas-
uses IL aedded lite, is solt.erly inadequate to
the heartfelt dssirsof their fticudsof this Office,
that they are 10th to uso an erpression SO feeble
in .ths expression Of their wishes. May their
lives be one long liream of:bliss, and the stream
Of their existencesver a,JJll Z. TO 'g4SA t:!s
" Flow to music Ike q tune with pleasant words"
M4annD, onthE 2th INIT Al the residence Of
the brides mother, Mrs. E. ssiPEs, by Rev. E.
": Horne, Mr, COSBY ,PADGETT and Miss
ELIZABETH sNIPES, all Of this District. 5.
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. LET THEM ALoNEl-We sincerely hope
hereafter, that every white man ami boy will
keep away from all political meetings Of the
negroes. Their presence gives them all the
Importance and interest which they possess
among the blacks. We heard several black
men say it:the white folks had not, been there
they would have broken up, These Rev.
black Pompey siSells from the North are
small potatoes at home. They. hsNe been
picked up by the Radicals, and hired toscome
here and make mischief between the whites
and blacks. 1t gives chem great imeertance
in their own estimation to be able to insult
white gentlemen. To rssson with them, is
like pouring good wine into mud lhole,and
thsifspescles are 50 Eat and stale a'd mon, On
,otonoua that the negroes will soon get tired
Of them. Let. .thsm, apdthose amorrs.us who
wish to form abIack msa'a psEtyj aloas-hase
nothing to do with themi and let theEl digest
their selfimportancs among thsmsslges.--
Federal Upion. ..xssl 80
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/
ns- A company of negroes, eighteen in num-
ber have left Greensboro, NC, and under ths
dire ction of negro barber from Greensboro, are
now on their way to Illinois, in which state they
propose to settle. Want of employment, and
inability to sub.ist themselves and families, they
assigned as a reason of their emigration.
w A letter from New Orleans says that re-
turns from registration in Louisiana show tina!
but very few white people are being registered.
In St. Charles Parish, for instance, the registry
shows the names of three hundred and forty-hve
coiored men to six whites, and in st. Bernard
Parish the names Of three hundred colcrcd men
to eighty whites.
mss- Tho Tampa Pcnin,ular Of the 11Sh, re-
ports fine water melons in that market for awcek
previous.
Mr Santa Anna is living quietly at Staten
gsland, N. Y. He has coil million in cash to
,eq4aols him. '5ei
Gsr An old topper, who soliloquizes sometimes,
,addrcssesIjs bottle thus:
"'Tisrery strange that you and
,Tcgetlsr cannot pull:
For you ars full when am dry,
And dry ,whsF j am full" n
@-A Richmond papss tells the following:
A young African wanted to geson tho "ladies'
.ear" yesterday. The conductor told him it was
lfar white people. IT doesn't care if It az" re-
TUNED Ebo.skin, IT ain't at oil proud. anu 'Hd
jes as ler- -;aa -. rhits folks as wid some mean
niggers kno-..s 10 didn't Iido, though. The
conducts soula NOS soruds hin q. epnsssssaa. 2,
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COMMERCIAL.

~ AUGUSTA, Map25.g .
scoTToN.Ave little was done today, chiefly
in consequence of the inclemency Of fthssweather.
The sales amounted to 81 bales, os follows:-2 at
%, at 23l, and 80 bales at24 cents The receipts
were 81 bales. Sales were too limited to justify
quotations.
GoLD-Broksss arc 9qyinsas lae and selling
~ siINEaGBiaEs,l sfI are ;b buyinsa 1875 and sell
hing at 1872. -
T'ra $2Syii.s5 ts1 LIVERPOOL, May 25.
Cotton firm uplapds, Id. Orleans, HID; es-
timated sales, i 900 bales. Corn advanced 39s.
Sd. Common Rosin, rs. 3d.i others unchanged.
r. II ggf - NEW YonK, May 2a.
Cotton firm ;ssales, OF bales. Flour and wheat.
very dull Corn unchanged. Pork closed heavy.
Groceries, and naval stores quiet. Freights dull
and dropping. Gold, 81.
- ~ - LOUISVILLE, May "a.
q Supcrfne -four dull, S95o@10.s Corn 6rmer;;
Mess, pork s22'e5. Bacon, shoulders 94@s4;
clear sides, l21. Lard, 121. Raw whisky, 81 20.
'i'>.d w f9Pa CHARLESTON, May "a.
T Cotton dull and unsettled middlings, 25; sales,
Sc bales; receipts, 53t.
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TAX NOTICE.
EnGEFIELn G. IL. Anr.

EDGEFIELD c. a., Apr. 23d, 1868.
II WILL OPEN MY BOOKS at this place for
Il: the collection of State and District Taxes on
the 18th May, and win remain here uh:' she 80
June, after which time my Books will be closed
at this point.
Twill be- at Hamburg on the 5th June and will
remain there until the Sth. and will be at Gran
teyille on the 10Th and 1lth June, after which
time my Books.will close. ,.lt.5, !,
All persons are required 10 make returns Of all
employees in their employ.
Persons who fail to make their assessment re-
tbereafier. or they will be doubled Taxed.
Persons Selling Liquor or Merchandise, and
who are subject to Quarterly Tax must make their
Heturns and pay their Taxes',y the 9th May, or
thew will be doubled Taxed
49,. : BENZ. ROPER, T. G. E, D..
eafssSrse3ssA s.s s-fl5S Ct 8 =. III
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A Dark Subject.

A young friend of ours-a townsman tso-at
present in the dangerou, and delightful dty OF
New York, has sent us " The Black Crook" Not
the real thing, as it is seen at Niblo's The,tre-
the leg and the arms, and the gauze anil the
tinse, and the paint and the palpitators, ard the
sin and the hamclessness-but the Story Book
which contains the subject matter. Every two
thr,.e pages there comes gauiy picture, illus
tratius: some grand tablcau.of the ballet; inheso
pictures may be seen all the above named igre-
dients of this piece Of beautiful rascality.
Bnt we do not mention the name Of our yung
friend; lest he should be considered avery
naughty man. Nor do ne confess that netsse
opened the book. Nor do wo say that it lies 'pon
our table for tho inspection of the curious.
We whisper in the car of our young fr'nd,
however, that VIC are much obliged to him ;and
that We would be deeply grateful for photographs
of Bonfanti and San. GALL and Bessie Rigl.
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Georgia..

Georgia, We must confess, is atead.of our
own State in many respects. She has made
noble provision for the education of disa-
bled soldiers, in the Act allowing three hun
rdred dollars year for the education Of each
disabled soldier, under thirty years of age,
who may desire to avail himself of the adyan.
tage of her bounty.
1t is the duty Of State to educate its cit.
liens, more especially those who in public
service have received injuries incapacitating
them for earning'a livelihood by manual Ia
Dor. 1t is duty which heretofore has been
overlooked by our legislators, but VIC hope
they will promptly repair their past neglect.
There are, at this time, in Oxford College
Georgia, over fifty young men, disabled in
the war, who are receiving the benefits Of a
collegiate education at the charge Of the
Slate. We have many among us, poor but
literally gifted by Nature, who are disabled
for life, and we call the attention oil our leg
islators to, the Clarendon Press. .