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THE MEMPHIS AVALANCHE,
DAILY AND WKEKIY F0R 1a6St
pRIm RsDUuED RlonJUIRa IN ls@-

VIE are the political and personal fbe Of the
w party or the man who advocates the doc
trine Of negro supremacy. We are nr white
mans government, to Be controlled By: whtte
men and none othArs. ~ aSss5
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& An Orthodox divine, in the town Of
P, in, this State, who was in the habit
Of playing with his notes while the choir
were singing, accidentally dropped them in
a crack in his desk. After trying for some
time to recover them without success, he
arose and addressed the congregation as
follows: "My dear friends, I brought my
notes with me this morning-haye got them
into this confounded crack, and cant get
them out-but will read two chapters in
the book of Job, which are worth two such
sermons, if T had them"
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HsF During the battle Of Antietam, a
Confederate battery, stationed on hull
near a blacksmith shop, ran out of metal.
While some was being brought, the gunners
went into the shop, took hammers and iron,
wrapped them in bagging, rammed them IN
to their guns, and let fly at a Federal bat
terry stationed on an oppositehiH. A Ger
man artillerist in the battery, seeing the
tools and iron flying so profusely, exelaim.
ed: ssMein! Gott We shall have te black
schmidt's shop te next time. "
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(isrsIlssss.ls &rtitIes.
hpm 49, Chris,tsa ohserser.S 8
sDAvrbsoI coILEeE.

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-'Az "ss AsDAvrbsoH coLIEGi. -.'S''s - - t5:s 5:ss
sTha aAhiristar snnmlv mlvcomlnencsmento of
this institution IL described by one who
tWas present, ss an usoccasioIi 3of unusual in
iterest on WeaussSsdaz1y moffning. Hey. DE:
Howe. :af Columbia heolo logicat .Semnary,
preached before the Williams Association
5of I1quiir:ysI y 6 from tie text, Whereupon, o
King Agripps, Iwasssos disobedient unto
The heavenly yisior.," Rev. Dr.. Dabney,
of Union Theological Seminary, addressed
the Literary Societies % the afternoon on
the danger and Duty Of the Young men
iof the South. ~ And atnight the members
Of thess Societies had speaking The fol-
lowing Idly Gthe omfnencement exercises
occupied the morning, and 4. delightful So
.cial gathering of the students and young
people of the community, the evening.
Under fhes eAacient management sdf Rev.
iDr. McPhail, thissinstitution is prospering,
and is;pmformiag q very important service
forars ghurch, ,aIsxM be. seen from, the
following stssefnep which is furnished us
bY thA Board ofs Trustees: ,ss.pet2 ssszsssst 70
Esaaet Jransk Report ef:ts Faculty to
I'll. Bosrd e 1INstses at tie late Com
nseneemsat Jaly, 1862 g { s.. ;,'s'-' - =
The conduct Of The great body of;the
students has been worthy of all praise.
The prevailing moral tone has been of q
high order, and pablo sentiment has al,
most entirely superseded the necessity of
disciplinas hers fhas@been through the
whole year no single case calling for dis.
.eipliae BY the Eacnlty. Any momentary
disorder or :miseondact has been easily
renedied by hind md psrsntal admonition
The Sststeaof religioa has at all times
been cheering, and there has been, as we
trust, marked stokenssof t6spresence Of the
divine Spirit. !, Qfthstwenty -four additions
to- the College church since the last COM
eleven'were students who have
besn1scaiyed eus sprofsssion of their faith
IN Ghrist-two Of whom also were baptized
In the Collage chapel. Besides the regu-
Jar services Of the Sabbath and the We'd
nesday night lecture, the students have
,Abpk w uR.IS&1teksPI1ySIs AtSoStnso . W ienvth
own, and hare been earnest in efforts to
promote the prosperity Of: the Williams
Missionary Association. i Besides the con-
.sid9sbie number publicly recognized as
candidates for the ministry, others have
the matter undr Sssriens consideration.
Sabbash Schools for she blacks as we'll as
tie whites have been kept mp in the Col.
lege. chapel, sad someiof our young men
20 several miles into the country to sustain
the Sabbath School of Bethel church. Bi:
BILE clssses by professors are voluntarily
attended every Sunday evening. The Bi-
bic has been made rugular college study
for the last year, and the scheme has work
ed well. @ .ar>-,,s. - =. <.s'
e From this state Of things progress has
been made towards that desirable consum-
nation. when college professors and stu
dents may habitualIy live together as a
band of elder and younger brothers. and
when moral and religious sentiment shall
be the censeliag feature, Of. the govern:
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paT A handsome young peddler' made
love to buxom widow. He accompanied
his declaration with an allusion to two im-
pediments to their union: sName them, .
said the widow. "The want Of means to
set up retail store" They parted, and
the widow sent the peddler ample means.
When they met again, the peddler had hired
and stocked his store, and the smiling fair
one begged to know the other pediment.
.I have another wife," cried the notion
dealer.
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sasd ~ BOOTS AND SHOES.
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J. q e. B. STOVES.
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SHOE PEGS,
nF all sizes, can be had at the cheap Store OF
T.. M. DOBSON & co.
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IRON AND NAILS.
HORSESHOE AND BUGGY TIRE IRON,
Fl and NAILS, Of all kinds, at
- THE TEMPLE OF HONESTY. ;.
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been made towards that desirable consum-
nation. when college professors and stu
dents may habitually live together as a
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when moral and religious sentiment shall
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June II
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10
Trustees Sale of Land.

In virtue Of deed of trust executed to
me by Anna r. Cowherd, registered in the
Registers office OF Montgomery county,
Tennessee, will, on the nth DAY OF
JANUARY, 1868, on THE PREMISES,
ell the two tracts OF land on which she lived,
containing one hundred and twenty acres
and TWO hundred and sixty acres, living ON
the waters Of Little West Fork in District
80. g.
Those lanls are well improved and in a
high state OF cultivation, and offer great IN
placements to persons wishing TO buy homes.
Teyms-ONE FOURTH CASH, remainder
ON one aud two years time. Notes with
good security To bear iulgTcs, from date. A
LIEN RETAINED.
Mr.. Rossiuglon will show the land to any
yne wishing 20 purchase.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10
For Sale.

will sell, on Saturday, Jan. nth, 1868,
10 the highest bidder the well known store
and dwelling-housc WOOdfOrd, with 10
acres of land attached. Also, all of my
Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
TERNs.-For the house and land one.hali
cash and the balance LIST Of January, 1869,
and lien retained until the purchase money
is paid. 7. 5, WOODSON, Jr,
Dec. 20, 'G7.2w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.
On Saturday, the nth day OF in,

"" ""'"I""y, wv fItH WY Ut JIM
uary, 1867, will sell to the highest bidder
Tor cash, at the Court House, in the city OF
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, House and Lot, rs
the property of George b. Fleece, levied up
on 10 satisfy two executions In favor Of ].
5, SwAney aud Sarah J, Swaney o.; G. u.
Fleece and Larkn Bradley, and bounded as
follows; Beginning at the North East cor
ner, corner Of Franklin and Third Street,
running thence northwardly with Third
Street Que hundred and twenty seven feet
thence with the line Of lot No. 4, per record
pilot OF the land by me this day sold east
wardlY 10 RPi-,"pel Church, fronting about
lie icet; thence with the liue Of said Church
property soulhwardly l27 feet to Franklin
Street, thence with the line Of Franklin
Street 10 the hoginnng.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10
Goods Sold ten per cent. less
than Panic prices.
Trade Palace.

Just opened full line of MOURNING
GOODS, from the recent Auction Sales in
New York, comprising all desirable styles
and qualities OF Alpacas, Poplin Alpacas,
Empress Cloths, Tamese Cloths, Barritz
Cloths, Ottomans, Telours Poplins, Bomba-
rines, Australian Grape, Merinos, Shawl Me-
rinos, English Grape, and Second Mourning
Goods in full assortment.
Remember, you can save Mt
least ten per cent. at
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10
GAINESVILLE
FEMALE ACADEMY

THE FIRST SESSION OF THE SEQ
OND SCHOLASTIC YEAR, will begin
September End 1867.
The first year Of this Iustitution--the first
after the close of tho war---was eminently
successful, having matrieuated two hun
dred and twenty three The prospects Of
the coming year are exceedingly promising.
The location is remarkably healthy; the
community intelligent, social and refined.
and there is associated with the President,
a corps Of the very best of Teachers.
Il E r. M S:
Primary Department. ..si5 90
Preparatory Department. 30 90
Collegiate Department. rs 90
Music ........................ 80 90
Board, Including lights, fuel and
servants attention.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 90
One half of board and tuition in advance.
JOS. b. WEST,
July rs, ls67-tf GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-18

RHERIFFlH SALES y.


Aeiaasse FeIbeF Va Ihsmns n. fnrlkers
CtfxTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
- laslas No 81 7ao by virtue of Hrft of etz1irs
ead sals 10 me directed By the Honarahle tha 3riR
District Court OF New 0rBans, in tha above HntAled
cause, ! viii proceed to eeh ~ public se1e-
tion at the MaEchants' and AuctiengfFa TX
chMnfe Royal street, between Canal and Qns3om-
hs1s streefa fr 4a Seaand District q this efg On
FHKUHX, the twenty first day OF F8bruaEge I61,
at u neioek M the following described prepartys
a oorsein LOT OF GReDED. togathep Mia. all
the buildings ana inpfoFelnanta theIec0, H1alIes,
ways nnd privileges thareunto belonging er IN any
wiaa appestsining. situate in the First District
Of 6hi1 city, in the square bounded By CasnT Juliaa
MnsA1ina. and 80. Joseph stztetA. anq hANaHg IN
American meesure thirtF-tWo feet front On maya
4ihe street BY one hundred and sixtEi 4ees nine
tnci es more or iess, depth between para01 Aneas
ae pfr pfsn Of o. Hedn, late Surveyor, datsa Sep
tSSnber 90 164e, and deposited in the esace o. +.
Percy, late q notary public IN this city.
Being the same property acquired by detendant
at a public sale made on the iath day OF Hove1eeEs
1884 At Banks Arcade by virtue Of an order o. tnS
Fourth District Court of New Orleans, dated 0cfQ-
bar 4 1854, rendered in the matter OF Thomas "
MaloHs rs. HIS Creditors
Saizad in thu aboFe suit.
Terms-0Ash on the spot. as4g
ilz- sss .as GEORGE w. ANHk-~8
jan fse2l Sheriff Of the Parish ns Qzssa1s.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-18
segEIelAL lOUnBgAl Of THE CTTy BF leEls RLEAAle
Monetary and commercial
OrEISE q TnE pAIIiy "a. ReEggLlgA y n.

MolSDAT EFEsfNd. February II, Iets-
Tie money market continues to exhibit
ia features which characterized it last
~eek On thB street there il. q fair amount
a fasailabie capital Offering for good notes
istared by eolid collaterals at lola 10 cent
q month, naortgAge paper ruling at 12t1l5
cent 4B annHnl, white the haAks discount
iii approved business notes within their
isase and are free lenders on satisfactory
Fsj IateraaGs
fioId opened ag 40 against lse7 on
s.snrday evening last, but subsequently
Hsned under the influence Of fhe New
York telekTana and Closed az l9eAs The
ssIss included $iQ.e00 Al 1s9l@l40; $4,000
et el0, 900 at j 40, and S69e0 and $50; coo at
izsl' In sil4en We noticed 4 sale aof Sepo Id
american halfldolsax8 at 1924
The heavy movement in cotton placed
|nson the market an unusual amoHns Of fer
am exchange, and the sales Of sterling In.
sladea f2500 bill of Iading at 1923, &S000 at
1853, G5009 at 1921, and f42, SEQ $1,000,
I56e, and f49,Q0D nearly all al bill Of
.asiing at 16S. In francs we noticed sales of
900 and 10o,o 900 Al a. 7z4 and 2s, ,oe0,
5000, 100, 900, and 100000 hrst-class and
snliyate ban1ers' at 3. 10.
Domestic exchange exhibited but little
variation. The banks continued TO check
fk New York at per cent discount, and the
ssles of commercial included $500, 600 New
YeFk sight in several sums to Danks at 11.16
DISCOUNT. and $50, 900 at 4. The effeIings
eere not as liberal as might have been an.
telpatea from the extent Of the cotton
movement
Nothing was reported in stocks, but at
4 ,be beard lass evening shares Bank OF
America sold at the $f27 IS, 100 Leuisiana
Sate Bank at $23 25. and at S2s 25.
CITY treasury notes coutinued very firm
! Io4 the large bills $3.50 sold ct the ad-
ssnced rate Of E24 discounS, and $1,000 at l2A2.
4 e Ia. State notes advaAeed, the sales includ-
ia 5000 a6 29s discnaHs, ard %I0, 800 (Sa00
Z slid SIC, ,0a0l az so also, at the board last
evening $500 at 35. There wassome inquiry
s or Bank Of Louisiana notes at lower rates.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-18
! sALRs oF RRAE. ESTATE
BALES OF HkAls ASFATR
Bx o. r.. GKRARDEx q CO:
AUcrtoNRERs OFFICE II ExcHANeE PLACE
Auction aases at the
MERCHANTS 3 AUcrIoNERRs EXCHANGE,
On Royal Street.


February Is-Aasienes's sale in Bankruptcy Of
Loeb. Simon Co., at No. 90 Canal street, at ii
O'Clock A. H. Extensive atsch Of staple. fancy, and
assorted Dry Goods, Imported and Domestic.
February s-Asaagnss sale Of H. Spiro q Co., at
No. 81 Magazine street. st lok o'clock A. NJ, a
large stock Of TobSccos. Uigars Pipes, Trunks Per
fumery, ste
February l--Assignes'ssaI of VIM. Quay. at No.
as Camp street, AZ l01S o'clock A. M tho entire
Stock and Fixtures q q Photographic establish
ment, Furniture, etc. @
February Is s-Heirs Of Delogny and LivAudGis VS..
the City Of New Orleans. One hundred aud seven
batture lots on Nsw Lsvee Front and Water Streets
Race. Orange, Richard. sIarlet, aud ST. James
streets Assignes's sale in Bankruptcy OF Jacob
Barker. 0ne,hElf interest ia thgzsstory Brick
Store No. 1876 Common streass batween Carordelet
and BaFonna streets. The double fourstory Brick
Store Nos "a and &C arcnne street. bet~een Gravier
and Union streets. The three-stOry Brick Dwelling
No. G. Baronne, adjoinngthe corner OF Baronns and
GEaEieE streets. Two Lots with batture privileges
on Tehoupitoulas and Water streets between Eighth
and Ninth streets Tyso-storY Frame Dwelling cor.
nsr of Carondeet and Felicity streets. Twenty two
Lots of Ground, comprising the whole square bound
ed BY Magazine, Peters avenue, Live oak, and 90
tayiG streets, in Rickerviile, with two double and
one single Frame Cottage, Oar Sheds, Stables, etc
-Four Squares of Gfound in Metairieyle, on the
NIetairie road, near The Julia street Canal and
Metairie eourse, with Cottage House and other
improvements thereon.
February 29-Succession Mrs. Z. German: A
Double Cottage and two Lots coT1er Of Orange and
Annunciation streets, facing Annuncation Square.
Succession D. and R. Keenan,: Pew Nc. q in st.
Patrick s Church, aud large Lot on St Andrew, be-
tween Apollo and Bacchus streets. Succession
Lewis Krail: ThEee story Brick Store, corner Of
Tehoupitoulas and ST. Joseph streets. succession Of
Pierre sauve large Eaet Of Land in the parish Of
Jefferson, and lots and squares of Ground in the
| town Of Carrclton.
March 7--Succssslcn of j. @. Berntsen Frame
House and three Lots on Montegst, between Love
aud GoodchiIdren Streets Third District.
March 14-Succession OF Ellen Ross Two. story
House no. 1884 ChippewAs between Felicity road and
St. Mary street,
For particulars see plans at the Exchange fgl2
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-18
AUCTION aAI.Bg


iHclss and lines foat on Wates slsess ~ IN e..
ana lfnes p depth On thg line 81 lss Nc s. and I6l
A4at Anah Apa lineS IN death On fha lines OF las
NsS ts /, ena Z. Let No aneasuFes g sect sachbs
Wlath "a tAs rear hg ~ fest iEch and 8 lines h,
uepeh gn tins ftne Of lot No q ASd 197 fees ftchee
and llass IL dspth on ths line q lot No. g.
on Water stfest Is Feet inches Ii width 10 The rssr
by l07 4eet zihains and hines IL aepsh on tic lima 6f
2t ko snd LAD seet Sinohss and llnss e depth on
" 1eet inches and ipae front on water street, as
1ees moses in width il thq rear u g feet inches
sns s iInss r. depth % te ire ef ~ No and las
30 lA n9t NO 70 mss aasss y tset irchge ana Z
Up she rear hy 1Q6 feet inches and lines IN dept On
in depth on the lns 81 scs No. IL Lss Ma II meas
nros fest inches and lines front On Feeet street
" seet1 inelss 10 width ID she feaF By 1e teet6
a9s 1s2 fest inches and iiuss II depth en the lins
q lot No r. Lot Nc IA forms the corner o3 Weler
1 S1A f1iasEet ~ stseaas anq eaanFe8 r. taes anenee
Riath In the rear ~ ls2 feat falsa and iinsa ii
gem en the Ane Of Vet No. IL aM# 446 fset inches
enA alnes n depth end front en- fAzkeb Htraet Lot
feet aaq inonasin depth between narnlei lnos lot
NJ. a forms the corner Of New Layoa eNd Marhat
ssf@ses@ 81 e va enc nleasngss 2e tess inchss fFent
EeAR { 100 5est in derth and front MaEst street.
Lets Nos 10 70 10 ineuBiyeiy each ze feet and
Ilnenes front on New Leyes street By 100 feet in
& TWO Tors OF g lsGIIsgp, forming the wto.s
ef triangle 81 A. being noe Land . bounded bz New
measures 1856 feet inehes and anes front on Water
street. i3S fees ir1has md lines front on New
Leyee street BY % feet linche! and lines IN width
measures 55 feet inches front on Matsr street. 20
feet 'front.' on New LsFoe street BY % feet inches
and lines in depth the line of lot No. ], and So
lsss inches end lsnssin depth and front on 81
i
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-18
RAILROADS,
eRnAr CENTIAE 1EoUwn N1AI'sF.


GREA,r CENTnAE RoUwE NAsRs
AHnwAuKEg 70 pETRoTr pa,I1 4. NJ ToR sTe.
Utica, Troy Albany. springheldt AeH Nark. Boston,
sae ...asess trains onthe sliahsan Central Iasrosd
viii 70 uhicaee at a. ~ ard 10 a. NJ Sanaags
~. i8salardAgs and snpda1a sxcsDtea An making
s95ea seTs lss1iss wauhee a uhoaeo a,a
aiilpauheq Rafln1s twice daily, oonn4et At uhieA-
70 With hiithienn HentrsltfHins.
len srainsl can be bad il MilwAqAee q union
Ticsct claoe, Chicago F1d Il ss3liT9Aq a.
General Western Passenger Agent.
HAWhfEY COLE. Pass Aes. MllEeakee. aps
PA0ERHo MAIL sTEAAEaEEr 90.
7snRoueH LINE 10 OALIFoRNIA, HogoH.
as rs q 4oas ESassaa e SFF FsssttWo sa Bass
stsamshipa on the Allan uonnscting on the fasihe
Ales94s GINS AUNoEY. S8Esal SSsisa & b s3sg
sSfilsAf 3 B N QUEEN. SscR4 4iiasf6
i NoI2Fll1 lsN LIGHT. GQIDEN AlilA.
siiI issge PisF So. q KursR rssE; tRat G qasl
eluE9 lnQflth (eIeept H1ian llqse e.tsa fs g qe-
dal aFe sRen q tAa p1eseiss - se S
one q the afnpaaY aslaaiqs 41efa n4ls4 4ox
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