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Mortgage Sale Of Real and PEI.
snnAL Prom rtY.

NOTICED Is hereby given that on SATURDAY
y the 18th day o. August, 1858, at 2 O'Clock
shall proceed TO sell, for cash, on The prem.
ises, the Following described Real a. Personal
Property, viz: A tract OF lind in shelby
county, Tennessee, described as follows: CON-
meEcIDg on the east at q persimmon tree on
Muusoa's ltnei thence running west down the
Macon road thirty Seven q poles aud flfty
so links to a conner near the Macon road and
bordering on the lands owned by Williamson
and Alexander; thence south three "a chains
and twenty ave 2stlinksRnd CONTINUING down
said south line to the intsrsect' on of Jones
land thence east twenty-nine (29l chains on
] Do es' line thence south nine f9l poles and Ter,
o. Inks; thence east on said Jones' line YEN
ty-one (2i) poles and tWenty-hve (2Sl links To
Munson's line; thence north on said Mum on's
line eighteen u.s. poles and sixty (60l links to
the place OF beginning, the same b IL z in the
eleventh 9th Surveyors Di trict OF said
county, in range six 49, section two N and
containing hfty-siX 1851 acres, and the same
land conveyed tn 4, Conway by ID. NJ Sander.
lin by deed recorded In Book So part %, pages
2SS. "a, 2so, In the Registers ONCE OF said
county.
Two ~ mules. one % wagon and wagon
harness for two ~ horses, one % rcckaWay
and rockaway harness. all the farm nR utensils
on said place, four ~ bedsteeds two (.O IN
reaus, one ~ extension dining table and one
~ side table, two i2) Elizabeth chairs, two ri
lounges, one ~ deshA, six (6) tufted chairs and
one ID carpet, ali OF which personal propert9
"a now on or pertains TO sail above dtseribed
faro1 and morigaged to me by Q. Conway On
the Path day Of April, 1857, to secu 8 the nav.
ment OF a certain pronaissory note I hold
against him. said naorgs being duly re-
corded IN Book No. 81, part 2, pages 425 and 42a
Ia the Registers Office OF said county.
The right or equity OF Redemption is express
Memphis. August s. 1863 80
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, August Mike Nc.
Coole, ia letter 70 Mr.. Queen, objects to
having the stakes for the late frustrated
fight given up, and insists that the fight
must take place. He considers that his
making an appearance at the appointed
time won the money, but says be will
waive that for another appointment, and
says he is eJntent to leave the money in
Mr.. Queens hands.
NJ. Guile, q soldier at Fort Hamilton,
Yves, with others, sent to battle yestef-
day. Guile, for some Offense, had ball
and chain attached TO him, and though 3
good swimmer, was drowned.
The official letter Of acceptance Of the
Democratic nomination for President by
H1ratio Seymour, will be- made public
tomorrow afternoon.
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MEMPHIS kPPEAA.
ALBERT PIKE & CO.
Vera Atque HO'aestG Dtoere.
To THE CITIZENS OF SHELBY
CRH-ALM


Arrangements have been made by the
Central Democratic Club of Shelby
county to hold a Democratic County
Convention on Wednesday, the 9TH inst,
at p o'clock m, at the New Memphis
Theater, for the purpose OF selecting
delegates TO the Democratic Convention
which is TO meet at Brownsville, Tenp.,
on the ensuing Monday. Allthe citizens
Of the county whose hearts are in the
cause are invited to be present and take
part In the DELIBERATIONS. Citizens from
the country are especially urged to at
tend. For their especial accOmmods-
ton the hour of meeting wss setaat mid
day, and it is to be hoped that all will
feel the necessity Of giving the aid Of
their persOnal attendance. The meeting
will be continued a. the same place at
night, and some of the most distinguish
ed orators Of Tennessee viii be present
to address the peopie.
Upon the results Of this convention Of
the county, depends ia great measure
the selection OF candidate for Congress,
and an electOr who shall properly press
before the people the claims Of the Dem
Ocrstic party, as well as give body and
form to an organization that Is now but
in name. Results so important to Us in
the present campaign, should have in
the fullest sense possibis the indorse-
ment Of the WHOLE PEOPLE Of the coun-
ty, especially thOss resident outside Of
the city, who have not had opportunities
to counsel with US in our preliminary
meetings-in order that no reasonable
occasion msy remain for objection to the
work OF the convention. It is for this
reason, and to meetsn emergency great
eT than has ever before come upon the
country, that we urge every citizen TO be
present On that day.
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VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRA, August 1.-The loco
motive " Augusta of the Alexandria,
Washington and Georgetown Railroad,
exploded this eyeHiEg at the depot of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Just
preYieus to the starting Of the train for
Washington, knocking away portions Of
two houses in the vicinity and scattering
the fragments. A negro named Field is
believed to be fatally injured. The engi.
neer and fireman are badly hurt. A boy
had his hip broken a woman was seri.
ously hurt, and several others were in
jured.
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FOREIGN.

vienna. August 4.-Ths German
Democrats held a meeting at this city
last night. Speeches were made and
resolutions adopted deploring the prac-
teal exclusion Of the German Provinces
Of the Austrian Empire from their rels-
tons with the Fstberland, and protest.
ing against the settlement Of the Ger
man Union, the process OF arbitrary an
nexation, and declaring that all action to
that end should be based upon the will
Of the people of the respective States.
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imputed to US an intention to provoke as

imputed to US an intention to provoke as
ssssinAtion.
We had no reference to the dagger CT
the bowl in the hands of the assassin.
For assassination, always hideous
crime, Is also always failure, because it
IS a crime. To Us the set Of Brutus was
aot an act of patriotism, and its result
vas only to give Rome for masters De-
tsvius and his successors.
We DO not doubt that the Bulletin will
recall an odious and unjust impHtation
made under q mistake.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, August 4.-The House
was occupied to-day with the bill allow
ing access to cars and steam boats With
out regard 10 color, which was finally
passed.
The Senate vss engsgsd in the discus
sion of the bill removing political disa-
bilities, bat no action was taken.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-The cot
ton mill OF John Drawn & Sons, in this
city, was burned this morning. The
mill, together with the machinery, etc I,
is total loss. The damage will amount
TO Sis, 600. Insured for SIS, 600. +,
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HARyARD LAW SCHOOL.

ElAMBRiDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS, begin
Nj ~, 1859. The resident Professors are, IKE
9PHiLUs PARsocs. LID, EMORY w AsHBURN,
LIB, and NATHANIEL HOLMES. A N. Gen.
tlemen OF distinction in the Profession lecture
nom time 10 time on special topics. ApplIea-
ton may be made for furthsr tnfnrm alton 10
either Of the Resident Professors, lYei Nv
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STATE OF MARYLAND, I
City OF Baltimore. SS'

TIE undersigned, John W. Randolph. Presl-
dent, and Henry Q. Jones, Secretary, being
dniy sworn, do severally upon their oatbs cer-
lily and say, that they are respectively the
President and the Secretary OF the United
States Fire and Marine Insurance Com any OF
Baltimore. IN the State aforesa d. that the fore
going statement contains a just and true state
u ent and exhibit Of the Standing and condI-
ton Of said company on the LIST day Of july
ISIS. JOHN ". hANDOLPH, President
he sRY G. JONES Secretary.
sworn and subscribed 20 this nth dsy of
July, 1858 before ma, a Justice Of the Peace for
the city OF Baltimore.
lStgnedl Eff. FLAHERTY Up
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
w. III. PAssMORE 90.
CELL THIS MORNING TO PAY CHARGES,
Fine Gold Watches,
2DOuble Barrel shotEuss,
Pistols.

Aud a superior work Of art representing the
PILGRIhs PROGRESS. and Is cousi' cred one
OF the nnest tsnoI arnas in the country.
Also, a large lot Of goods that must be closed
ont au5 II
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
PIFTsBURG.

II d II - .L
PITTsBURG, August A man named
Barney Tanner was Tun over aud killed
near Mansfield, yesterday, on the Pan
Handle Railroad,
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NOTICE.

A 10 Getting of the Directors Of the DeEoto
n Insurance and Trust Company held This
day at the Company s ONCE, dividend Of az
per cent, free OF Covernment tax, was declared
upon the capital STOCK OF said Company
July 7, 1858 J. g. LoNSDALE, Secretary.
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Notice.

I HAVE two beautiful and well Improved
j Plantations In Lee county, Ca. within
three miles OF the city Of Albany. bounded nv
one OF the best railroads IN she State and q fine
Lot and commodious Dwelling in the city,
which VIII gladly sell or exchange Tor othsf
property, nearer To ma.
ap12 VRTnKE
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TEE MEDTOAL OOLLEGE.
OF M PHIs.
FACULTY.:

FACULTY:
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, Md, Prof of OBJ
steJrics and Diseases or Women and Children
and Dean Of the Faculty.
Bh NJ. W. AVENf, NJ. D.. Prof OF the Prfnei.
pies and Practice OF surgery.
ALFRED &. NOOABIE ss N. D., Prof OF Nate
ria Medtca and Therapeutics and Of Opthal-
mic surgery.
FRANK a. RAMSAY, M.D.:Prof ar the Prln-
cipies ana Practice of Medicine.
DUDLEY d. SAUNDERS, ND. Prof Of De-
scrtpuT re and Surgical Anatomy
RICHARD b. MAUNY, Md PTos Of Physiol-
ogy aud Pathology, and Secretary Of the
Faculty.
ALMoN BROOKS, MD, Prof Of Chemistry
and THEOLOGY.
q. B. THORNTUN, MD, Demonstration Of
Analogy.
The Preliminary Course Of Lectures for the
term of 1863, VIII begin on tee LIST October,
from which dats the Dissec ing Rooms will be
open.
The Regular Course viii begin on the inst
Monday in November
The City Dspensary, which has been placed
under the exclusive control u the Faculty,
will be open two hours daily for clinical pur-
poses, and to this The students have free access.
For 1urther information, as 10 terms OF TUT
ton, board, etc., application may be msde to
the Dean,
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, MD,
Dean OF the Faculty,
ONCE, corner OF Main and Gayoso Streets,
au2 d3tswam Memphis, Tenn.
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BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

1st-An Ina0Pted SeOds ne viii Im-
port Direct, or Bsy frOm the Importers
Agents..
ALI Domestic Goods We VIII bay direct
from the Manufacturer.
Shoes We will have made to order IN
fact, EeWiII procure all eur Goods FROM
FIRST HANDS, thereby saving the Job
ber's profits.
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ArkansaS Ren0rts f0r Sale.

EoRsALE two eomplste sets Of the Rspor,s
i Of the supreme Court of Arkansas, from
vol 20 vol a inclusive. One set almost en-.
sreiy nsW' Apply 70 uys L. II, PIKE,
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Rsber;sOns Commercial College,
szw.,. a.. corner v,uss.....

TO THE PUBLIC.-S. NJ ROBERrSON. Late
of Leddin's Commercial College, viii on Tt FF
! DAY, September lst, opeE q Coslfgs for The
special Instruction OF DOUBLE ENfRY Boor-
KEEPING, COMMERCIAL CALCULAFFoNs. REHn-
ING, SPELLING, WAITING. Ere. Parties desfr-
Gus OF educating their sons as above, will and
IL 70 their advantage 10 pstronize him. Apply
~ 10. Main street, ap.statrs. Esfsreness:
Hssss, Levy Co., 4. Wei sCe. aualR
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Eff. FLAHERTY, Up.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CoMPTRoLLERiB OFFICE.
Naghgtlia INV OK rgasI

NAsuFlIts July ., I66a J
I, w. BLACKBURN, Comptroller Of tba
Treasury, do hereby certify that the United
States Insurance company, located at BaIti-
more, In the state OF Maryland, has produced 10
pany has com piled with ali the REQUIRE
ments of the laws Of the State Of Tennessee ina
posed on Insurance Companies, and 1 f1rther
certify thatG. W. Z CROOK, Agent OF said Cora
pany, has also compiled with the REQUIRE mems
of the laws OF the Stats, made and rrr-
vided in such cases:
wherefore, said United States Insurance
Company has authority 10 take risks and trans
act the business OF insurance In this State Al
Memphis, Tenn.
@. W. BLACKBURN. e.
Comptroller Tenn.
q GE0. ". L. CROOK, Gea'I Agent,
jy29 I'm Rooms s7s IA Main street.
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ad-RhrOugh Cur large capital We are
enabled TO BgT TOR CASE, thereby
can bay closer thaa those buying On
credit.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'NTs
Dissolution.

THE firm OF KERR, wEsCOFT a STAHL. Is
dissolved by mutual consent and by ex pi ration
OF partnership articles. - - =
Col ]. S. KERR will have his Office at No. 20
Second street.
WE5COTT STAHL will occupy tue old
ofiices No. 20 Second street and attend to All
business in trusted 10 them,
j. W. WESCOTr, having renewed all old
Commissions, will set as Commissfonar OF
Deeds, etc., for the several States and attend 10
all Commissioners buefness. aus In
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Sd-Ee shall continue to sELL ONLY
F0R CASH, which enables Is 10 sell 1t
closer profit than those selling on fine,
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4tA-Ee will continually hsYe cur
hnyers In the East watching the market
and attending She Trade Auction sales,
buying Bargains, which We viii again
Sell rs BsrgalEs.
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ANY HiRKET on THIS CONTINENT.

- People Should not llsten to the bsss laBFi-
cations OF Cine nnati. Louisville and st. Louis
drummers. that Memphis eaAnot compete with
their markets.
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Annual Meeting OF the stoeh holders In
the AenPhis and ChsFlsssOa
Railroad Company. ri

THE Stockholders In the Memphis ana
Gharleston Railroad Comp my are notified
that the next Annual MeeIing VIII take place
at Huntsviue. Alabama,
On "Wednesday, Ansnss 20, IssS.
Stockholders and their families VIII De passad
free 20 and from HuR5sviHe for one das before
and until one day after the close of sail meet.
Ing by presenting their stock CertttSates 10
the conductor.
BY order OF the President.
GbO. ROBERTSON,
au4ta Secretary and 'frsRsrrer.
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HOME OR ABROAD
A LARGE TRADE

We have concluded arrangements through
which We propose TO offer Inducements for AL
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Dissolution.

THE partnership hsretofore existing be-
tween r. G. West, Char es lin and Hector
eofiin, under the style or WE@T COFFIN 4
CO., having been Dissolved by the withdrawal
Of 4. 9. West, the business will be continued By
9. Gofin and n. Coffin, under the style OF
COFFIN BRCS. AL debts due said firm viii
undersigned. CHARLES COFFIN, !
HECTOR COFFIN.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
TIE YEw soUTH AMERICAN ALLIANCE

Some time ago the Mexican President Juarez, at
Grand BANQUET given TO the new Bolivian Minister
Col Queredo suggested an alliance With the South
American States of Peru, Chill, and Bolivia The
ate,t news from Mexico indicates that this sugges
ton will he acted on and the alliance 1t Ia said win
be formed. 1t seems more probable that Ecuador 10
also included In the alliance, "a tho four Republics
are already joined in q common cause against
Spain and there seems adequate reason why ono
should stand aloof be excluded from the treaty.
In the first reports Of the proposed alliance, some
weeks ago. Ecuador was included, and Mex co would
certainly find herself stronger by uniting with four
south American allies than with three.
Ecuador has area Of 600 square miles and
Stste In 1890 and is divided into 10 provinces Quito
the capital has 7a000 inhabitants. The revenue OF
the Republic in 1885 yielded 40l 200 piasters and the
expenditure was 1.Sp9,o7z pasters-a plaster being
sbout equal to an American dollar In gold. The prin
einaI seaport is GuayaqnD, city with population
~ ~ COO and the chief articles Of export cocoa,
sides tobacco and elibo WOOL In .fs65 tie exports
crease OF 600 piasters over the previous year and
in 1896 the value Of the exports reached h0l5,762
piasters ImpOrtations consist principally Of cotton
and other manufactures, hardware, groceries, aud
spirits The President Geronimo Carrion, hss held
offoe since August. 1853 -
bolivia has an area Of $4,000 square miles and
g87 st2 population Gen. MoIearelo, the President
Included 5O00 Indians. who are into great
variety of tribes, some being wild and wsrike and
going naked, even the women wearing nothing
Int few leaves tied around the waist, and Others
sbowine marked tasto for music and painting, IN
shlch tbsy were initiated sy the Jvsuis snd sxeih-
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29

The San Antonio National Bank received the
other day o gold dust direct from tho mines Of
Pinos Altos New Mexico. The Houston Telegraph thinks
that the safety Of travel the III Paso road iD-
creased these golden arr walls will become frequent
When tie Government establishes through telegraph
line and protects H the Iico mining g1ohs
will be a souIoe OF vast revenue.
The Eutdu (Alabama) Wing understands that
planters will hayo difficulty Ia employing aborers tho
present year and adds: The rates that planters are
offering generally. learn are one tird of the crop tho
laborer furnishing paying for his raons; OF, ono
fourth The employer iurnishing the ratons when wage:
pg IL Judge that " TO ~ month Will DO about
the ruling wages for 6rstclass hands"
A correspondent, dating from Allegheny
Bridge, Penn, requests US TO pubsh the following facts
One John r. Robinson left wife and three children ~
Msrnsburgh, Tiogs Co, Penn, and camo To- Allegheny
Bridge, changing his name to Robins Here no married
young gr and arrested, tried for bgay, and re.
leascd ball. He Ia ~ years DID, dark little bald, and
hsA small bunch his head lie gentlemany In ap-
Iegrance and would not be at frat taken fQf scamp.
He II now at large. Any information eoncsIninR him
Will be gladly received By the Postmaster a Allegheny
Bridge. Pa. the Rev. Psrker. Pert Alleeheny.
Aexeap Co.. Pa
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29

EFFECTIVE PREACBING.-In his address at
the centennial celebration OF the North Church IN New
buryport, Friday, the venerable Or Wilmington gave
Instance OF eff ctiye preaching The preacher was the
ReY. Nathan Niles, who occupied the pulpit OF that
church the 9th OF june 77 and he lifted his voioo
against the Law OF slavery" DIR. Wilmington said:
"The remarkable effect ~ tho sermon this: One of
the leading OF the congregation, was very custom
nry at that day, owned black slave The next morning
nftol the sermon understand, he went to his slave and
asked him II he would Ike TO he freo Yes nessa said
the negro, do want 10 be free Wen, then, said his
master You free after hearing that sermon and
remembering that are fighting for our liberties find
Il impossible TO retain you Ia bondage you want "a be
frpe' Yet this sermon contained only paragraph
against slavery: How can be consistent how can
We indignant at the tyranny OF Great Britain when
we arc holding fellowereatnres in bondageF For
aught know Tat black man the first emaneipsted
slave In the UIited States"
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
NEW CLAIMANT 10 THE AUTHORSHIP Oh
"ROCK BIZ TO SLEEP, MOTHER"

NEW CLAIMANT 10 THE AUTHORSHIP OF
crock BIZ TO SLEEP MOTHER" :
TO N Edlor o( 7.< Titss.
SIR: / observe a long article in a recent
issue OF Tue TRIBUNE the authorship OF the
poem, "Rock me to sleep, Mother" IL seems to be
claimed by brace OF authors each Of whom has pioba
by thought that the rcceut nerntene strife destroyed
the other The poem in question written by Edward
Young OF Lexington Georgia Ia 1882 ard originally se
pesred In The Southern Field and FTtsde, printed IN
Georgia in that year. aud can be found In tho
files of that paper Ia the oace Of Ie C0nsIhonaI1
newspaper OF that city, 80 80, -.
Mr. Young was Q blacksmith or carriagesmith OF &C.
centric aud waywgrd character. hut the author OF some
very exquisite and plaintivo melodies However, do
not know that he ever obtained name In literature be-
yond tho fugitive pieces which he contributed TO tho
neighbonng village papers Nevertheless he was on tho
third rate pay hat of Jhs Field and Fireside.
set the poem in type my self from Youngs manuscript
IL WAS handed In the envelope IN which IT was re-
ceived at tho oce and do not think that he could pos
pibiy paarzed 1t from either BAH or the repres
.ibls Mrs. Allen Akers. During the war was much
asonished at finding circulating in the Confederacy ~
production OF some Florence Percy whoever that might
DO. Very truly. AN OLD CoAIonrOh
annapolis, Nd, jan 81, 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
PETROLEUM AND MINING bIOCks
aAIEg
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT..

TUESDAY. Jan. as-P. n.
Gold closed AZ li0i. The clearngs Of the Gold Ex-
change Bank were $75,Sl5,O00 and the balances t,-
Wl, ,916
Governments opened at small decline, but were
IN good request throughout the day. The miscella-
peous shares were lower, in common with railway
stocks, under sales TO realize profts but large
amounts wero offered Pacific Mail was steady The
Exprcss stocks lower. Erie was the most active
share Of the list selling low as s5i. The break In
this stock was plainly the work Of parties who de-
sire to load mp for another upward movement The
list generally sympathized with Erie but the opinion
seemed to prevail that the break in prices what
in tho street is called scoop prior 70 another rise
After the Boards there was q sharp hammering OF
Erie which declined to 70 on an absurd report Of IN
over isspo Of stock. The balance of the market
sympathized 70 moderate extent and closed steady
at qnotatona
The following are william Heath & Co.'s Last quo
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
KENTUCKY.
GRATUIToUs INSULT TO THE MEMORY OF 10y
AL OFFICER.
On tho 18th inst. the Legislature Of Kentucky
n,ssed n resolution with the following preamhlag
KENTUCKY

passed rrftluuOn Win tic lOioNlhB pfcaln"i"'
vherr, 1875 there presented to tie state ~ ken
tncty By toone Robert H. Mug Fee. y
hrs rfte French ats eanel f Aia'
Il bhdig OF
Is considerably snd besing das A. ID. llJT aud,
tbs Lg gsne his arHd Wth resr ihst wa ent
Savannah the state of Georgia ser ttt pies
sherman ssd believing 10 he the property
puic library sd Of neacuabe value to Us osn'
worth res of the past nd he
lyuY without rgbt eomenaon therefor "A
justice and magnsant' demfn hAt
-
Commonwealth right IN regEd 10 that natter ,,..
Tho resolution, which h uEcCess rly VerDose nrcts
tbe Secretary state nf this proud commons calm 10
ID out II he can, tho original owner OF the atias Ia
question. , a, =, IN. al
q letter signed Charles \. Gil Who says:
snd n he decas~s hi1z esnnos ~
ih, h chtrsster uno inl lhld 10 res
ia on as b gsui dr- a. reat-n ard
lofy ,n nobr prt Lvei Co.'s earth No~. - f
uron II sol e o Cox k'g cuesi Jl keue a''r
stom knos trgh il,@s al11 tbs
property IL pm ia hat tkh on heb
i.p leb tic Kaa. Col hing had surprised ard aed oS the
Er els cane h Il. IN uot prepared to siI. ,,,
Mr. Gi then addrtr buSel! to the per5on, one W;
g. Read, WHO off the resolution. lie tells Mr. heai
that lie would have dared to whisper such charge
II Col King had been yllg ard that In Offering ~ hs
'isgraccd nscl. his constituency ana ms s'n,- Pr
Gin aals, what hoIe may prove true, lhft Tue uhy
vnru Union soldiers be slnndeTrd aud tlclr dead
comrades traduced with impuuity has passed even Ia
IseI