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For Brazil
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PRACTICAL
HOUSE and SIGN PAINTER
Gliding, GrGinin0, Glazing,
Paper Hanging, KalsOmining, Etc.
ShOp---SS Union Street.


THE following Deeds are in my office, left fol
i Certificates, before the war:
1 Deed from Jose Damacri =. BarbO TO hub
deed nom James CLARK and wife to NJ. B
Beard OF Missouri.
deed nom a. n. Burdine aud wife TO W. Z
WOrmeu of Shelby county
4 Alex DOweil 70 Greenyiu pOwel of Shelby
county.
5 deed nom Robert V. Richardson to Isaac II
He3iey OF shelby county.
8 deed nom James Humes 10 W. NJ. Dunn et
al o. Shelby oUBty.
7 deed from EunRlev, TriCg & williamson
Trus. TO Peter W pinkstou.
s deed from u II. WhitemOre and wife to Their,
esaC Carroll, pennsylvania.
g deed nom q. ". Lincln % Jos. E. Douglass
Mississippi.
10 deed nom John stark to Jasper Stark, Ken
lucky.
il deed from b. b. Declare 30 W. 3. Bruce, Ten.
nesSee.
p deed rom $. NJ Norwood n wife to VIM
Bridgewater. Tennessee.
l& deed from =. +. Walker ana wife and f.. f..
Whltneld and wife 10 W. y. Williams,
Arkansas.
"a deed nom Brinkley, Trigg & williamson to
10 deed from Jones d. Wnlborn to Jane NJ.
Cord, Alabama,
Is deed from Louis NJ. Gehu and wife To Marin
Banks, Alabama.
Il deed from Memuhis and Louisville railroad
company to John Wright, Arkansas.
Is deed from II. l.. Beard and Jas Young 10 Jas.
It Davenport, Arkansas.
10 deed from Joha W. Rodgers and wife %
haIDertS & Maxwell. Arkansas
20ceed nom Colbert Moore and wife to MecagaT
Bill, Mississippi.
"a deed rom Dan. saGanaus and wife to Ad-
olson Graft, Mississippi.
,! deed from j. f. Johnson and wire to W. W.
Wheatley. Arkansas.
. deed from ". O.. FaIkner 10 H. rs. Williams,
Tennessee.
p deed from Il. r. Ward to Horace L. Howge
and Charles Tiff, Tennessee.
. deed from Il. e. Briukley ANA wife to w. j.
Davis, Tennessee.
u deed from r. c. Brinkley and wife to IriOn,
Cardur q Co., Arkansas
y deed from JOun and wife to nj.
a. Kerr. Arkansas.
% deed from D.. A Shepherd TO D. II. Johnson,
Arkansas.
- deed from Charles McDermOtt to Thomas and
William N. Irons, Texas.
Sd deed from Emily 2. j. Oartils to A. J. Scott,
Texas.
81 deed from @. +. Johnson and wife to W. II.
WEeally, Arkansas.
% deco from Dan. Park TO r. f. Glenn, Ken
lucky.
Persons Interested may call and get the same
by pay ing the lees. HUME HILL,
Commissioner OF Deeds, etc,
10 Madison street.
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FOR
p. 2. GLENN.
c PLATFORM.

LOYALTY to the Union Of the STATES.
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning: Obedience to and
maintenance Of al laws, State and VA
tioual, cOnstituti0naIly enacted.
RESISTANCE TO Tyranny, Usurpation
and Oppression, Of one man or many ;
and-to al encroachments upon the rights
Of freemen or Of States, or upon the just
and Constitutional p~rerogatives Of any
Department Of the state or National
Governments.
RESTORATION Of disfranchised citizens
TO all rights and privileges Of which they
have been disseiZed.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE 10 the colored
C Of all the rights Of freeueu.
No REPUDIATIoS by State or Nation
Of any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT Of Military Des-
potisms, no enthroniug Of marital law,
no suspension Of the writ Of Habeas
Corr9s, DO siaying Of citizens by Mill
ts-g Commissions, no lsttrss dc cGchgtr
in n IF peace.
-rsICr sUBORDINATION Of the Military
o. az CIVIL Power.
STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
@ Jeace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
dent 10 prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty by the revoIutionizing Of the
Government, and to restore the Union Of
the States: snd Of al that he has done
to defend the Constitution aEd to main
tain the rightfuI supremacy Of the civil
law and charity and Allowance for
what he has left uuisle or done -uiss.
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MARKETS.

New YORK, July S.-Cotton. firm
middlIng upiands, 26&e. Flour, higher.
superiiue, state and western, IS SOFAS CO.
Whisky, firm western, in bond, 3 90
Corn, for new mixed western, 81 O4lGI Os
Oats, l02c better, 7567Sc for western.
Rye, nominal. Coffee, firm and quiet
Sugar, very firm Cuba, ll3Gl2te. EMo.
iasses, nominal. Pork, tirmer; new
mess, SD.
Beeky Bank SutemeHt.-Loans, S246,
36l,237; increase, S3,Sl3 283 specie.
alO,s55, III; increase, S3,08Al75: circu.
latiOn, s33 669,397 increase, Sl28. s37
deposits, Sl9l, J24, So; increase, So 81. N55.
legal tenders, 81 9O6,4l2; increase, ST.
OPT, III.
ST. LOUIS, July S.-Tobacco brisk and
unchanged. Flour, better grades frmer.
low grades very dull and unchanged.
Wheat advanced, s. % for prime new
fall. Corn active and higher, S6cGSI.
Oats 72G76e. Rye 756S2gc. Provisions
very firm mess pork S22022 25; bacon
higher, $50 for shoulders, 1890 for clear
sides. Whisky 3 %, free.
LOUISVILLE, July 9.-Tsbacco, sales of
1853 hhds common Tugs, 3 IS; medium
leaf, SIS 50 good leaf, so 25G26; Hart
county manufacturing leaf, S45GG0. Old
HuteIIIt il3uIf % new wheat, nuc
SIA. New wheat, s.. Corn, shelled and
delivered, 921@93c. Oats in bulk, SOCs2e.
Bacon shoulders, SIC; clear sides, 123@
l3c, packed. Lard, t]ierces, 114c. Mess
pork, sd IS.
New ORLEANS, July 8.-Cotton sales.
1890 bales; low middlings, 23G23Jc: re-
ceipts, $50 bales. Stock Of Louisiana
sugar very light; fair quoted at l3lc:
low yellow, lac. No Louisiana molasses
IN market. Cuba sugar, fully fair, I4c.
Cuba moiasses quoted at 47lGd50c. Flour
very firm y, SIl most Of sales on pri-
vate terms. Corn advanced De: %veIiow
and mixed, 81 l08I Is; white, 81 10.
Oats firm, held 1t Soc. Lard quiet:
prime ~tierce, l23c; keg, l33Gi4c. Pork
firm, S23 25. Bacon, for jobbing. shouId-
ers, l0ac rib sides, l2}c; clear sides
l35c. Gold, 3S4c. Sterling, 4glN53c
New York sight, Dc premium.
CINCINNATI, July S.-Flour steady
family, Sll j06l2 90; fancy, Sil 56a
l3 90. Wheat, 3 20G8l 40 for old winter
red. Corn, soathern demands g5c
Sacked oats very scare at SOC. Rye scarce
and firm at 81 20. Cotton UNCHANGED
23c foI midliing. Whisky steady al
y 30 in bond. Pork is held at s22 90,
Bulk meats frmer at S4t0J02 for shouI-
ders and sides. Bacon firm shoulders
34(GlGc clear sides, I2sGl2gc: sugar
cured hams, l8c.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
New York T-i5,ale states that some
officer lately sent to Mississippi to pick UP
capital for The Radicals, reports q bad
condition Of affairs in that State, and
says that Gen. ORD has appointed Rebels
on the Registry Boards, and appears to
be in greatdisfavour with the Onion men
Of the State. Half the freedmen in the
interior do not know that they have 3
right to vote, and many say that they
have heard they were free, but do not
know it yet.
We do not believe a word Of this. Nil
iJary officers are, in these latter days,
employed in very ~discreditable ways, and
the Government deseends to very
small practices. The investigation Of
President JoHNsoN's private bank &C
count, the fishing inquiries put to Mr..
GREELEY as to imagined conversations
with the President in respect to his be-
coming bail for President DAVIS, and
other matters of that sort, are not things
TO be very proud Of.
We are not in the least interested to
defend General ORD, and q defence of
him by the APPEAL would probably be a
/ d~isservice to him. Nevertheless we WU
say Of him, that he is IN officer Of the
/ old army, whose officers were, with very
rare exceptions, gentlemen that he is a
gentleman, who looks and is the soldier
aud would be recognized as such among
| officers Of dny service with the plain,
! simple, unassuming manner Of those who
are more noble than noblemen born a
Just, conscientious, honest man. who does
not think it becomes him to play the
tyrant, because he is invested with
a little brief authority" but re-
members that the time will soon
come when Public Opinion will
hold him to strict account, unless the
! country, under the misrule Of Malig-
nancy, eoesrwith railroad speed to the
Devil. Even be, soldier and gentleman
as he is, has been unwise enough to re-
move the Treasurer of the State Of Ar
kansas and put the moneys of the People
Of the State ia the hands Of a Quarter
master, to be disbursed not according to
law and he has also prohibited the exc
cution Of the laws of the land and the
judgments Of the Courts. in certain cases ;
but this only shows how infectious are
evil examples, how ready the best men
are to substitute their viii for the law,
and how near Republication is to giving
mn rIa 0rEngF
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To OORREsPOEDENTs.

No notice gan Be taksn o. anonymous COM
municauons. Whatever is Intended fer in
seruon in The APPEAL, must be aUthent-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer, As = guarantee OF his good fith and
responsibility.
Business letters should be addressed 70 tbs
AFPEAL-n Memphis.
Communication for publication must be writ
ten on enc side OF the page only, and with
al other matters connected with the edito-
rial department, should be addressed: EDI,
ToEs y APFEAL- Memphis.
We cannot asa rule, n jertake 70 return arti-
cIes not found suitable for puhlication.
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To C0rresp0BdeHts.-A. Eve can
determine, from the statements in
your letter, whether your claims on the
Masonic Order are forfeited OF not. II
you need assistance, the necessity for it
being as pressing as you state, that assist
snce will cheerfully bee afforded by indi-
vidual Masons, even il youhsve no claim
On the society.
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J. G, MoBAIN.
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FUNERAL

The friends and acquaintance Of J. r. aEd
Mary Walt are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeal Of their son, COLUMBUS r.. This
Tuesday Morning, at 9 O'Clock, from their
resIdence. on BdukIey avenue.
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MIsCELLANEoUs
. CoIIere.

NACON, Fayette county, Tenn, situated
vi thirty miles nom Memphis seven miles
north Of lafayette Depot. II. q a.. X X
FACULrf.-d W. Johnston, A. B., President
aud Professor OF Ancient Languages; Otway
b. Young A. B., Professor of Mathematics.
Colin Mckinney, A NJ, Professor Of Mental
and Moral science and English Literature.
This Institution was reopened October, 1875,
aud has reached q state cf permanent EN-
cheney. Next Annual Session viii be Opesed
July IS, 1857, and viii consist OF Two Terms-3
weeks each.
CbARGE5-English and Mathematics. SO,
e25 and $50 per fern. Each Language S extra
per Term. C0utia gent Zee, 81 50 per Term.
Excellent board, including rOOmi fnel4 wash
ing aud light, Sl5 per month.
All necessary apparatus VIII be supplied
Conveyance from Lafayette station TO Ma
con. "Wednesday and Ea~turdnug- le4slmn
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THE similarity OF names 10 the Nieols,,
, paYemel u contract already awarded hae
led many to cOnfOuud me with ne 60, ~
Taylor. Mclean q C :. The contracts aVga rIea
at the same time we're 10 J.. O. McBsIm n ~ =
Bean q Co.'s contract.
iys3t JIG McBATN
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. n. NJ. SNEED, DENTIST, FORMERLY
u OF this city, but Tor four years past in Sa-
vannah, Ga, has purchased OF Dr. +. W. Garkey
ms office, furniture, etc, On corner Of Main
and Union streets, Memphis, and on the LIST day
OF August he VIII take possession, and DIR. q
vsCate- hope to receive that liberal patronage
NOV, in these Evil DAYS, as your eOpl- gem
erOusiy gave me when our beloved south was
not in the hands OF "tne Phiilistines.''
Avalanche copy one week. jy7 Nv
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wise the employers Of freedmen not to
be greatly alarmed. Let them in good
faith keep their contracts, and require
the negroes TO keep theirs. The little
~piepoudre Bureau Courts viii do them no
harm. Tennessee is no longer a subju-
gated Province; and her Courts and
Magistrates alone have Jurisdiction Of ali
such sections for damages. In them, the
negro, ike others s~ggrieved, must seek
redress, and IL the Bureau attempts 20
exercise jurisdiction Of suits for damages.
iJs wings will be likely TO get clipped.
The reign Of the jaek-boots is over, here.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'rs
NOTICE.


A Ia meeting OF the BOard Of Directors OF tn,
n Le5otO Insurance and rTast Companv
held this day, a dividend Of ten per cent. On M
stocK, less Government tar. WAS a.,
clared. J. q LDNgDATr 500
Memphis, July 8, 1857. ieglw
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To THE READERS or THE APPEAL
The constantly charging circulation Of The
APPEAL, and the generous support given e
both the Daily and Weekly issues by city and
country, assure the proprietors q tie genera
approval by the public OF is conrse since !
came into their hands.
Its Past is the pledge 20 offers for tho Future
il win continue 60 endeavOur in a-ccordane'
with Tia uotto which 81 hiss adopted, 20 s)
those things only that are true md honest i
has bat a single Client the People oftae south
and it VIII endeavor 60 adgiSe its reader
wisely. In tina; 10 may often iaii but its opin'
ions shall always be honest and conscientious
s. least
Those 70 whom its conduct is entrusted Wi
continue 70 endeav0r 70 make the APPEAL &c
ceptable % its readers, and desirable as q me.
dium for advertising. The Masouic column
VIII hereafter appear every saturday and on
every sunday reading appropriate TO that day
and the proprietOrs hope, by close attention %
the Affairs Of the papCs and Office, 20 stan en-
tite &c 10 the supp0r and confidence OF The
people, on which alone 10 depends
JOHN =. C. HOGAN d CO.
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Dissolution

THE partnership heretofore existing between
I the undersigned and J. E FISHER, under
the styIe of HIGGINS q FISHER" at No. Us
Front street. in Memphis, Tennessee, was dis
solved b. efiuN of time, as prescribed by The
articles of partnership, on 18th day Of June,
1867. THOS. HIGGINS.
Memphis, July .. 1867. Tvs IOt
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Withdrawal
CHOLERA

DR. GABBERT's Celebrated Cholera and Dr.
u arrhea Mixture, for sale at j. ". FALLS
y CO., 8i Main street This Medicine was
originally prepared by DR.. N. Gabbert, ana
used with success in thousands OF cases Of
cholera. Inquire Of any of the following per-
sons who have used the Medicine in their lam
lilies W b.. GREENLAW,
SAM. FATE. JOE BRUCE.
W. b. WALDRAN, T. r. NORNENT,
+. NJ. CASH J.. NJ. PATRICK.
HENRY DALLIS, TOM MAXWELL,
And old citizens of Memphis generally. fvsaf
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SOLD AT ANY PRICE,

as we do not want to carry them over 10 an
other season.
For the same IeasOn we OT3r:
SILK sun Umbrellas At less than half price.
SILK Parasols, beaded, atless than half price.
Beautiful yard Eltel Ble-cred Domestic,
fine. only % cents per y1rd-worthin New York
over ~ cents.
Gents Shirts. q few dozens len. at % still
greater reduction tnIl ever-u great deal less
than they can be made Up for.
Gents Linen Clothing, in suits or single
piece, at less than cost Of material, let alone
the cost Of making
Ten cases Fast ColOred CaiicOes, new styles,
from IA 20 Is cents per yard.
Planters consult your interests aud examine
our goods and prices. as we have determined TO
close ouJthis STOCK in less thln Thirty Days.
Thi3-is cur Great Clearing Sale. and we
offer Goods aE LASS than Eastern Cost,
30 close cut the Balance Of our Stock.
Come and look at our prices before purrhas-
ing elsewhere. and We can easily convince you
that we sell at lower prizes than any other
house in the city! Remember
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Educational
DY the action OF the Trustees of the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the two schools have been consolidated.
The buildings and grounds belonging to then
viii be thoroughly repaired and can accommp
date from DO To 500 pupils. liberal patronage
eau be commanded, and the Trustees are deter
mined 20 build mp a hrst class Female School
They wish 10 engage "a competent Principal
with "A corps OF Teachers for the Literary DE
p~aTtment AT the head OF the Musical DE
pa tment Is a Professor who has most success
July been connected with the Schools for tn,
last ten years. The attention of Well qualified
candidates fura permanent situation ana "a pO
sttiOn That can be made 10 pay ls solicited
Applications with vouchers will be considered
until the nrst August next.
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rSpUermrsr. orrsnaD ErsaOrs

The following correspondence IS worthy
Of notice. The APPEAL, IS well as the
Avalanche, has more than once hereto-
.ore expressed q very decided opinion
that no disfranchised Southern man
ought to employ or continue 70 employ,
il he al avoid iL, in any what
! ever, negroes who vote or mean TO vote
10 continue his Acknowledgement. VS.
/ continue to think so. The question Of
! our Acknowledgement is not a political
one. To continue it, is 70 continue 10 rob
us Of a right which cannot be taken
away by way Of penalty for the commits
/ sion Of an offence, where the party has
not been legally convicted Of such offence,
nor after a pardon has been granted and
il is a tyrannical, oppressive and infa-
nous procedure, contrary 20 the genius
and spirit Of free Institutions and Of right
and justice, to compel a man 10 swear
that he has not been guilty Of an offence,
/ or. ifhe refuses to swesr, to deprive him OF
a right. 1t is a viIlainy Of the same ma
lure as compelling a party 10 testify,
when his testimony will expose him to a
| prosecution, and IS extracting a confess
| sion from him by torture.
No man is bound 10 employ or con
tinue to employ, If he a help il, his
personal enemies, who seek to do him an
deadly injury, by a most odious proserip-
ton, that Of deprivation Of the dearest
/ right Of a freeman.
Radicalism brides the negroes 10 vote
/ for its candidates and measures, by pro-
missing to divide among them the lands
Of Southern men, and howls because we
propose to counterfeit this bride by
threatening to refuse them employment
if they vote for those who disfranehise
aud propose 70 rob Us. As If 70 give
the negroes greater assurance Of the pay
ment Of the bride, STEVENS is made by
tue House OF Representative the Chair
man Of the Committee of Nine, which is
TO report q bill on the subject of recon
struction. When this bride, a. corrupt
ing as a bride I'm money is openly offered
them, it is, ~flrsooth, to be esteemed pro-
scripH0n, IL Southern men refuse to en-
ploy those who take the bride.
The consequence is the following inter
pslfnU cr-rreeDCnlelce.
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6nerinL NoMce
J. e. n, RAY. " D, ELC
RAY & WEIGH.
atGaVV,
Memphis, Tennessee.

~ Onice on the corner OF Main and Jefferson
Streets nm stairs. Entrance No. 81 Main street.
Attention given 20 proceedings Ia Bank
ruptcy. JyDtf
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CONSISTING OF Eleven First Glass Steam.
boats from st, Louis to st. Paul. The ac,
co5nmOdatiOns on this whole route are Of su.
perlor order, presenting every i-nducement oil
comfort aud luxury. These lines cOunect with
all Others running eastward or westward. Xxx
cur iOnlsts 10 ST. Paul can save money by pur-
chasing AZ the same time return tickets. All
requisite Information and Through Tokpfs can
be obtained a. the Ticket ONCE, No. 5 Jefferson
street, Memphis.
iy8Im IAMFg SPERD- Arnnt
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and quickest Route 90 nashville.

Leaves every day at q PM, making close con-
nectiou az Louisville with fast Express trains
ON JetersOnville Railroad for all Eastern cities
and with United States Mail Steamers for Gin
clnnati and allcities North and East. and is the
The New York herald., 1867-04-08
SOUTH CAROLINA.


Proposed Conference BctweeR the lssvernors
OF North and Seush Carslina and the Mill
tsry Authorities Dinner Of Gsvernsr Orr nc
Charleston, SC.
CHARLESTON April Z, 1881.
Governor Worth, Of North Carolina Ia compliance with
summons from General sicklss arrived hsre yesterday
for the purpose Of holding conference in connection
with Governor Orr a. 70 the necessary ordsrs proper
be made by the commanding general to carry into ssot
the recent acts Of Congress- also 70 what orders may
DO general and what requisite for the respective States
The utmost accord exists between the General and the
Governors and an earnest popose Is manifested the
part OF all TO heartily cooperate in trying to execute the
law Of Congress-
Governor Orr gave dinner to-day Of the Mills House
10 large number Of civil and military functionaries
Among others present Generals sickles, Scott,
Burns, Tyler Citx, Colonel H. Smith, Governors orr
aud worth, Ex-Governor Magraih Lieutenant Governor
". u. Porter, Colonel smonon Speaker Of the House
OF Representatives Attorney General j. W. Hsyne, O
c. Leary, Theodore D Wagner, General A. C. Darlington
and A. Simonds
The New York herald., 1867-04-08

OATH and haA said that sooner than SO he would black
boots a. nve senss pair Wise was better man than
the rebel press and the vote told his hearers
70 keep rebels out Of their paors their Kitchens and
He spoke Of the coming Convention the lTth April
and advised them 70 prepare fpr ~ by olscng delegaes
and good loyal true men oiscsed Hs bad .he Sisssi
respect for General Schoned but hs feared he not
s n. when g: y rebel press praised hun When they
ss 81 sss 81. Z. ssiss: e s s; s .Ps ssu
vote Tor .he xSppns post, chain ssas vasran laws snd
ssss. sss inSsny ~ rsss e s .. can heap IpoI you
elections q nuch consequence bas ths Legislature
Aferasr slave of John Nssor Bo.,. followed Hupns-
cutt ses naAs clear saa very focible speech tenn
perats n - tone and tull Of good advlcs. a
much iGS Seas chiefly regarded ss clown 1a He sad
Unto ss th ~ chiid II bern OF mixed blood, and
bis name = Libe!t ~ :anisd hs coored brethren 70
throne WIN cisan hands = -e7Ff
man, quite . yosth known hsre ~ Fitchetl sue
self BY nominatiog HunnicuM the wonderful for Gov
ernof q YrgtoiA he did not know any man oolier
would Sss M Ss az sS soua dS
negro, named Fuller. next appeared as an orator.
whose fssts was amasssmstion. He wanted his hearers
70 vote er tho that would take them into his parr
asd ~ shem marry his daughter Il they wanted her If
ne married white gr whose business Was III he was
The whole concluded BY singing hym, after
which Tho vast assembiage dispersed Hnnnicutt being
o0nduced In carriage surrounded by armed guards on
horseback 70 his resdeAcs, like European monarch
Wmdwsli also treated with like distinction and the
ceremonies were ended. The vast crowd now began 70
dsperse, and was remarkable fact that few Of the
mixed among them the party being mostly composed Of
intsuders here, augmented by accessons from the
country on the occasion
The Misses Van Lews were the only white female Union
lists here who h0nored the celebration by their
They quite familiar with tho negroes and shook
hands and mixed quite freey with theE- In cs
The New York herald., 1867-04-08
@ E o r cIA.


Condition Of the stasc-ssssretien ef Trade
Necessities ef tho Pisnters--I.arge Crops
BcisG Planted, &c. -
MAooS, Ca, March Is. 1851.
hs people Of Georgia were deceived as 70 shs weight
Of influence President johnson could command In hn
ooeosition 70 the radicals Thev we're st more dscsYed