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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

DY THOS. Il. wsGGAMAN,
I'D heal Estate Broker and Auctinneer,
Washington georgetown ,Ot Geo ~ 7th stop Pc
TRUSTEES PEREMPTORY SALE OF yALU-
ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON l2TH
STREET WEST, BETWEEN L STREET
SOUTH AND MARYLAND AVENUE.
- By virtue Of a deed OF trust from George W
80 Hauptman ana wife, bearing date 4th day Of
49, February, A: ID: 1889 TO the undersigned as
trustees, and recorded in Lber and 4, No. folio
"a one Of the land records Of the county OF Wsss
ipeIon, D. o.. AND by direction OF the party secured
thereby we will sell public auction in front of
me premises, on FRIDAY, March 3lst, 1871, at s
O'Clock m all that piece OF parcel Of ground sit
nate and being in the city of Washington, In the
district OF Columbia, known and described as Lot
numbered thirteen and part Of Lot numbered four
teen, In Lennox 4 kellers subdivision of square
numbered 3T: improved by two Frsno DweIlngs.
Terms OF sale One half cash; balance a s. Ii aud
10 months with interest, TO be secured 10y deed of
trust on the property sold If the terms " sale are
not complied with in five days after the day Of sale
the reserve the right TO resell At the cost
ana risk 81 the first purchaser. after one week 3
notice: All convey aDcing and revenue stamps AT
Coz, OF purchaser. A deposit OF SlOO must be made
at the time OF sale.
fHGnss H y, EHHA!NSsoN' Trustees.
mhl0-eo&ds THOs. E. wAGGAMAN. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

IeY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctioEeers,
ID No. 319 southeast corner OF 9TH and sire cts
DRUG STORE MIXTURES, &C, AT AUCTION
u On FRIDAY, the Gath instant, shall
W. sell, at I D clock m, the Drugs. Stock and
~ fixtures IN store Al the northwest corner Of
~ 9Th and l. streets northwest The stock be
ing good aud Of variety deem IL unnecessary 70
eDumerste. SAFE positive. tcIms cash.
MO 81 IRep GBEFN < WILLIAMS. Au>ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
RY THos. K. wAGGAMAN,

10y 1HOS. *. AAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Washington Georgetown Office 5l97th ST., op. P. o
TRUSTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE I'M
PkONkD PROPERTY ON The NORTHEAST
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND II SHEETS
- Under and b. virtue Of a deed OF trust 10 me
- dated November l4h, 1870 aud recorded in Libsr
-, 65l land records District Of GqGhbIa. 1 shall
3Oth day Of March at ga o'clock, all that piece Of
Land situate IN washington city, ID. G.. aud being
dr6d and forty four, 3i beginning for the same at
the southwest corner Of said square and running
an alley thence west . feet inches therce south to
The above property is improved by a three story
brick dwelling, with large back building, and is
very conveniently situated for the street cars and
the Departments, and being corner property can,
with little expense, b. made Of the most desrs
bic residences in that part OF the city.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in ono aud
two years, With interest; The deferred payments
Stamps at cost OF purchaser. SIS down when lid
WILLIAM E..BDMONsToN, Trustee.
Lab 2 " fm.6ds THOs. Il. WAGGAMAN, auct
sSY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
. 3I9, Southeast corner Of 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE FINE rHREs STORY
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON THE NORTH.
EAT G y OF G SD AND X STREETS
- BY virtue of decd Of trust to me, the under
IL; signed. bearing date on the eleventh day OF
folio l &c, one the land record, IN ana Tor the
county Of washington, ID c., and at the request Of
parry nNtt5 ecCufen.t0ereDy El All
sell, in front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, the
2sih day OF March, a ID ls7I, at 5 O'Clock D. m :,
part Of Lot numbered three, 81 in Square num-
bered hye hundred and htty eight, (s8 said part Of
lot frontiD . feet north street corner OF 81
street vest and rupnisg back with even width
along the east line OF said Sd street II feet and IN
inches, and improved BY three story Brick House,
containing eight (8l rooms.
Terms OF sale: One third cash and the balance in
three equal instruments, payable six, twelve and
eighteen months, with notes bearing interest, and
secured 10y deed OF tIus on the property sold All
conveyaneing and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser. 500 10 be paid down AT the time Of sal,
And IL the sboye terms Of sale com Piled with
within five days after he day of sale the trustee re-
serves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the
defsulting purchaser, by giving three days. notice
in the Evening Star.
LOUIS L. BRUNETT, Trustee.
NH % GREEN WILLIAMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

m efeoroi ayicaI Record March p 7 IS AN
war Deparr,ssnt, SIgndI Service, U.SA
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
RTwN. L. WALL CO., Auctioueers,
~ original Horse aud Carriage Bazaar,
No. % Louisiana venue, between 9Th aud 10th SITS.
PFREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES MULES,
O.KhIAGEs, WAGONS, CARTS, HARNESS,
r. On THURSDAY MORNING, March 81.
0>S the Bazaar, large lot of Horses. NJ ules &c
FIFTY HORSES AND MILES
Antng which will be some fine Driving, Work.
Jenny Lind and RockAwsy,
Together with large assortment Of New aud Sac
va e nSnc Top aud so-top Bugsiss Carts,
Regular suction sales, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
ss,urdays without regars to weather.
II WIN. l.. WALL Co, Auctioneers.
by han G. ADDISON, Ancuoneer,
~ New Horse ard Carriage Bazaar,
Nos III, 2l3 and ais llth street, south OF Penn
sylvanis avenue. and 1910 street north.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF WESTERN vIR-
GGtNlA; PhSSSnLvANIA AND KENrUCKY
R RksTIsE r HOSES AND MULES, AND PHI
~ On THURSDAY MORNING March 23d.
9E Isl commencing at II O'Clock, 1 win sell, at
SIXTY THKEE HORSES AND MULES,
suitable for oil purposes
Among WHICH will be some fine pairs aud single
driving, saddle and draught horses, ana all war
hlo, large collection of Vehicles of all descrip.
tcns. Harness. Saddles, Bibles, &C
Horses and Mules always on hand at private sale
The Bazaar is open daily for the transaction of
business from =. m. t. p. m.
Regular sale days-Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urcsys, without regard To wea her.
HAN. G. ADDIsOS,
II Auctr end Commission Merchant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-11
REAL ESTATE.

RHw-YORK. TucsGav. oct o. nj
The sale of the Mount Sinai Hospital an
pouneod to take place this morning. attracted ''e,
abundance at the Exchange but the sale was postpone,
for one week BUSINESS neglected. ana the Nni'"e
eaamity was the topic Of absorbing interest ~por NJ
VIM H. Raynor has sold four lots, n0rltas
Grand boulevard and sXy-ni"thst ~ eG ca. Set for
an the Bouevard at the average deph OF iSf dnC.
en- COO also ono lot east side Of ThirdaVG for
third and One-hundrcd '"'
t7.5o0 .o.,ooned Indefinitely the
sale Of Riverside lots AT Paterson -, Ill % rorrew on
John H Austen, auctiOneer VIII ser ~ n, cottage
pts,ses at Montros n j. villa plots aud o. 0O''ee
lOts. =. ..l Lotto IN F,chth-ave.,
Isaac h"n frsn n onGmndred mn to One
SSSdrSdsad twenty 6Sr S sn& Snct t
northeast corner 81 ,so With the assistance OF Mcssrs
Lynch CAMP two lot on Feayft 90 aGnninS on
20 1 jmnJrSd and ninthSt for &'S,oNh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-11
Real estate to Gxrbanee.

CHANGE-FARM-200 acres, on Erie Road
with good buildings improved Owner having
for Will give good exchange and add csh y an object
j. U. HOYT SON, III Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-11

oIN"r
Among the recent arrivals dcserv Of notice IA
me stock shipped from Lexington, KY, and at
tAbes NO 223 West F0rtctht (sce adv These horses
appear to be hghbred, hook very promising and
arrived In excellent condition
Attention Ia invited through our advertising columns
TO large auction sale OF horses carriages, &c. which
VIII DC hcid At stables No. IS Great JOucs-st,
"wednesday. the 18th inst, at 1890 o. m Mr. John L.
Vandewater will conduct tine sale.
large number Of fine carriages having been annually
bought in NewYork by wealthy citizens Of Chicago tho
carriage trade manfes's no little anxiety the subject
day has been quiet and without feature Of interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-11

Isl Sale will he positive and absolute particular
unusually LIBERAL IS cent mortgage for three years
Will depot Of the Hudson River Ra,ad Ihrtet ST.
At lO:3O clock sharp Of s4leTUesiay, Oct H.
Should day sale will be postponed znhi ner' m
day.
h Free railroad passes will he issued personal ap cation to the
AucbODeerS
No bail pAye allowed on train. .,, =.
For tickets maps and further particulars apply to JOHNSON
MILLER IS Nsssaust ~ " 30 hontaPuet, BToOflD or Of
THOMAS c. CORNELL, Civil Eng neer, iOnkerH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-11

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
~ for SALE Accommodating within an Lonr ard hAH Of
wsG;cbes County containing 400 in the highest
splendid MANSION so feet front
~ ee deep perfect Building 40 BY N arranged
i eu-borse scanv; 90 level ground suitable for
eerek also and Saw Mil 70 feet head Of falng
stream stable hundred bead Of cattle four apple
pear orchard all gafi and choice fruit fronting
i fence order and grounds oususn pure water al
ofthe house geunADI establishment and
for leh unsurpassed anywhere atmosphere dry and adapted
V good and lot IS feet front the city will be
taken IN pA ravmeut At1-es WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune OBce
EOR SAIE-In WcStChc>tcr Co., on Harlem
Ral-cAt New ork fve Wirutes WaR from DEPOT
new double HOUSE sh LIi; ground lai out
G. Y. H.. Boz LILO PoNOfice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-11
Eefiures ano Meetines.

A MEETING of the HOTEL-KEEPERS'
n SOCIETY AID OF the SUFFERERS By the terrible calamity At
CHICAGO viii no held at the ST. Nichols Hotel THIS EvBs0 ss
CIETY are also Invited u attend. FRENCH Prssdsst
II. PowKo. Secretary.
Id LBGB-The LECTURES for lSn vii b
opeDed WEDNESDAY EVENING October H. The Collage Lses
rpou foot With iazodscoy By Pref
WILLIAM LUsK Phyeisns and 't7tes and q. Interested
nclunS aa respectfully invited attena
A. FLINT. JH., H. D., secrrsary Of the Psesv
"NEW-YORK PREACHERS MEETING."-
~ special meeting q tAs PSsn Of The Methods kps,ssp.
viepy viii be held IN the hissoo koSas 700 bfesevZ
THURSDAY the lf1 inst n % eosssdrr measures "s "
che a6.rers By the ls.e terrible calamity IN Chicago
pc CRASP0RD frsA 4. T. prssohsD ssssas
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forces. Carriages, Harness, &r.

ARR5AGES H7 A1o Fine Selection Of TOP
Also SoohdhaOd CAsaees Top Wsgon Asht Wagons ycods
r. NJ. sTIvERS.
Carriage Manufacturer, NOs ia l52 st3s ID
HURD, MILLER g. CO.. ,,,o,nu,.
SADDLES HGRSEs BkiDL EECt C6GLARs &c.
FINE sADDLERY AND sADpLkRY HARDWARE.
TWO DOORS AD Sss f hfTRoFdEirAs HOTEL
HORSE BLANKETS, ROBES, HARNESS,
70 s low P"ts M0sfMAN sR s st11.: "
10 " '- w,rrroom,. liz cS"OGs--a
lust ARRIVED from Lexington, Ky, and
can Poriethst eight Of the sne't saddle ard
s'e ." thr noes. ali thoroughbred Also
Chestnut Ceiling 6 hHd foil nat :. sEco"o to al Sosc S,.
the city. caI for r. RALLY
CPEED, STYLE and ELEGANCE.-AbsOln
e5B iGs T RISsKEr sAe S 's on THIS DS
DAD Oct II at o prompt a. sSe 80 Gf., %31 1os 5S pfS!
TON hgh Old bred in Kentucky amable well behaved
:I% ,sn5, GI9s 5ap aSt se ro: saddle
MaRES in the ety. Isl hisf YEARS o dby PILOT
smahe a nothing be driven TO ocoHo,
or y ho T!N %.ni :Gun .1 d Also The Seso mahogany
and u TO- RY Eo9s o a cnSS Sf ce
10 the state and
s sac on" i: : Or G i6a H 6
EsTy Day SS and a HHt pS .na r GENTLE G sn
kindi used by ladies' Also TWO
HiRSEss Dog Cart &C. T .tocG property private tapke'
Newport and has returned
home having for offers them for positive ami alb
oue sale highest bidder without reservation lhey are warsh
in every particular and examined time prior TO sale at
stable JOHN |" FANDENAIEh hucllOnret
CECOND-IlAND CARRIAGES and WAGONS,
~ SECONDHAND CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
Built Ivy the he'd manufacturers.
HARNESS SADDLES BLANKETS, AND HoRsE-CLoTHING
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN TIE CITY.
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
LITTLE & TURNER,
l,43J and 1881 Broadway. near FOrty.frs.-St, y. Y
VERY STYLISH COACH and COUPE
HORSES Bcl matched pair. and single Away, hand at
MERCHANTS STABLES IS and 81 Wet Twenty ninth st.
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AND NEW-llAVEN RAIL.
~ ' ROAD.
SrMvER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY u, 1871.

Passenger NcT York eorpsL Of TwsIty:'v'nhL and
Fouthave hntmnc' on Tweuty-seven'A'
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For New ,td Bnig Erl I0 ~ l?l3 tEI)
co sf a st s SS tn ya S Southport and wspo .
n" ps o; South as So oP@ liz F, l: nj s I 1 2s
FOR ia b.at NJ; go s:29 81 5Pir,, a.,
- $S M So i s s s.5: 1850 m I'll, 90,
80 Ssnj S Nal Train nj. leave, NevYo att for
Boston, VA both S'F'cStos ERS r. s''f Ans
For For Boston Boston VIA VIA sBoe iSt lis p1
For For E E.. rGd sPs.'4s s. % 5
across Bay weEfOr arriving IN r'' than eight
FOR Connecticut River Railroad m rls m to Montreal
For isrod PTosi.ne. and Fhs Railroad g. PTS
For Line Rlwsy, m to Norwich and rrO'asnes '
For Serfsyen ami Northampton Railroad nj m to North
'TG9S sG ad.o~n and whmAne Railroad Ah LD
For 10 Roas.tone Railroad, sa and pm - Waterman,
S.Ss.e "a s S.f: R. n n nf .d
FOR alr%. ~ 80 md TS.o % .Id also to Sun
d.y Mail Train .brr Line Dra"insO0n q" 'a'0e' !" VIC
P. .1 can l point reached over ,S. ,S.S
.Hf rt1ss D: :.s s.$
motto, can have their S!ssa f sssd oST , s"p
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER MiLRoAD.-Tnp, leave Thirteth's IS O''"T
s.s cI Ss% o., ia9 s, M11 10 Z I.h.n.
M IN
can to BaG.lo nd Si.s,I. Pail.
3 b. Vi ass ssss.i E t1 As...
81 o m.s p .Ss c. hnS WIN
ss.;: AZ. R.s .a 11s'; ea s'' s's
BsG,0 r & ou. ii. and Louisville vi. Indianapolis This
Vi" s.;. : :, sS9 T, s,sIs. With through s..pos
s n? a. ID ss rs rs fSsfai:stP H Fsl rn-
s:,C and E n SIM snf n Iso az, $40 $40 and ;c
fI sSnd. WAN %s1 and Tenisr sO'e-'
P0.shi'ep"' SPECIAL Ts'i 'SESBcK P..ns. Ars
N.~.Yori Oct 8 1871. -
NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
nd s 'sS nd a. q S
NOR For sd f SAsssTos .s1 fs 's
S.aors o nd s , F S,, TIE Sovvh .. Asp
SOUTH II Tss5 80 =: s;;
F;t. ZAP s e. a,stS cssss % f,
s.... sss ' s. f.. ' e sss
9s Tor .s a Dh's's foo. Of c0.tipdt" and 9"
&C.. Df "! AZ. VIZ tAc1sos c..1 SOP.
CoUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
~ s ;S,ft "a asa n.,ss;ts K Eaksff' Island
Cou..sa.s hosDAI Ay Is I'LL hUn R'''s'" nd 'rAAeS
800. n, Man sr r.sessss., e.nn.s,ns at s.Nyi9. O..
sT fre asd Ard At Patehogus By for Bstper ana
so :. ~ 800: ::.. sss:' =: s:s,...
,,i , r.; M. :. f r..i : e. B1ss
g, .ss :. Is: ;ssssi r.. .:::.%st:s''
4;5ne, Ats ss s 40 md 60 train. .....e,
v.'' sN'.. for H'"':''Ss b5 5tt ..p.....a..
=! fs nsr nsia sl sa"a,ss: July s1l
XTINELAND RAILWAY Nneland ID,
sor1 III S 1,Is s sT1rS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-11
HORSE AND ARRIAGE MARKET.
NV. YORK. TIresday. Oct. IN. 197

NEw YORK. Tuesday, Oct. ~ 1877.
The horse market has been quiet and devoid
OF animation and account OF tho great excitmcn mt
caused by the Chicago calamity, only very moderate
business has been possible throughout the day. and this
almost entirely transacted at Messrs. johnston
Van Tassc Horse and Carriage Auction Mart. The re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-11
Goaro allo Rooms.

A SMALL FAMILY will RENT two nicely
N unhel ROOMS without board 70 gentlemen qoei home
Inouir, Test Fifteenth ST.. near Eghth'aye
DOARDERS WANTED CT MacdOugal st.
ID Isl Clement pae large second noor front room with cos
,ua.he 10 let board reasonable terms First cA liable
References exchanged
VITY and COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.-
address BOARDRRs DIRECTORY 537 Broadway Ii, abhshed
,ss7 free directions to saving time ouble and erpn.e
NO % UNION-SQUARE. - Handsome
ROOMS To RENT paIor and bedrooms frat hoo suit
Able for lady and gentleman; with full board
TWO GENTLEMEN and their WIVES, de-
sng ouet comfortable home IN private family can learn VI
the same BY applying l0 West Twen.seeondst References eI
changed
NORKVILLE-TwO or three fine ROOMS,
IN s slas, hou,e with BOARD at Isl East Ninety secolds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-11
brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE-An elegant RESIDENCE, with
rruud. corner Reor and Ross Btooklyn House
Se Lruul-,oue irtscoed iLrougH"ut Particulars with
49, rutland 4 WHIT Nj, 5 BetkmaR.tt, y l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-11
Countrn Rcal gstale for Sale.

EOR SALE-HudsOn River, only 20 miles, 30
COUNTRY STAT sces A. J. BLEECHER SOS Co.
r Cedar
COR SALE-At a bargain, a fine FARN, one
hour fou good building; fruit s'ocs farm
ing utensils. &c; LOO J. {. FREEMAN. tl Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-11

Passenger Station OF Twenty s"venh and
Fou th.aye. bntranc' Twenty seyentAs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-13

Die talk had arare merit, il WAS
shost. The General docs not soon.
10 Be gaoat alarmed about Tie
Ku-Klnx. Ilethinks that mythical
organization Hnot entirely I'm nm
substantial shadow, is ut least
"grcatly overestimatedF Among
ether ibipgs the General uttered
the following
4 believe this Government win
keep on growing until it spreads
tself over the entire American con-
inent; but in order 10 gain this
much desired end, and to main.
ain ourselves as a free and indie.
pendent republic we have got to
show more charity towards cach
other, II has been remarked By
some gentlemen who has preceded
nc, that it was generally conceded
! " the soldiers of both armies at
Ne close of tho late civil war, that
f the questions and all matters OF
| he settlement OF the differences be-
wecn the North and South, were
eft to the armies, it would be set
led at once, and everything would
become quiet and orderly. | so
believed, and before signing the
agreement with Gen. Joe Johnston
[ called together all the Generals
mder my command, and without
dissenting voice, they agreed with
ne. believe they surrendered in
good faith, and would have lived
mp to the very letter Of the agree
nent, aud, in my opinion, if there
hid been no reconstruction acts OF
Congress, and the armies been left
ut the time to settle all questions Of
difference between the different
sections of the country, the people
would have at once become quiet
and p~caceable. | probably have as
good means of information as most
persons in regard to what is called
the Ku-Klux, and am perfectly sat
isied that the thing is greatly over
estimated and if the Ku-Klux bill,
were kept out of Congress, and th(
army kept at their legitimate du
ties, there + enough good ant
true men in all Southern States t.
put down all Ku-Klux or Other
bands Of Observation-Disclosures
Herald.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-13
on 0UR7IBL

S0r4nKaS EvlrWAroR F0R MAJ
a most gSrcilant Number, full Of pl
ptaeileal reliable, original matter. The
Haaefont suggestions L contains, are pre-
pared by practical. intelligent working
aneA Mho know what they talk and write
shout. Tho editors. whll4 aavocating pro-
Etess, arc MT visionary, but conservative
practical men, who appreciate the sitNation
II The southern Turner, and ARE doing their
best IL help hlm. We should be glsa 20
aee ne CiAliVatar Is the hands 81 every
reader ofthc Heaeun. US the impetus i would
give Is agfieultafes would rcact fNsorably
upon our " business and that VI every
ether man Ii the community.
From ID. Evrieh 1 Co, New Orleans, we
have received that adniirable little bro
vhupe. sThe Fight ii Dame EuropasSch %
FepfiRied from the L0ndon edition which
had N immense circulation, II illustrates
the hate War hetwsCn France 4 Prussia in
4 netuliAP and suggestive style. It can be
bud ofths publisher a. above for % cents.
American Sunday School WoFker.-We
Recommended oil Sunday Schools to avail
themselves 0fthe afer df tho Publisher Of
this journal, who will send, without charge,
specimen copies Of the Aagr1As and Les
son Papers. Address, ). w. MeIntyre, st.
L4,uis. The May number contains-A
Grand Sunday SclioolS By Rey,HS Osborn,
LID; The Shining Way, byJ ROsgood
Childrra's Reading; A Definite Aim
The Celertials inSunday School The Mon'
Aeement Of Sunday School Libraries BY
HF Xidcr; Mission SURaay Schools Les
soma for each Sabbath, EdiieriSl, &c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-13

Tho Fifteenths held u political,
social, and Loyal League meeting,
on last Saturday, or it might have
been a Frecdman's Aid gathering,
we don't know which, and we never
did know one from tho other.
However, the meeting was adj
dressed by two of our white citizens
who gave them some good advice.
But the darkies had in reserve one
of their number, just from Philadcl-
phia, Virginia or Ohio, who very
condesccndingly thanked our white
people for their advice, but differed
from them in many points, and
seemed to handle them like children.
The Importation aforesaid objected
seriously to his race being called
negroes. Why so2 From time
immemorial that has been the DIS
tinctivo appcllation ofthe race, and
tho darkies should no moro object
to this, that the white race should,
to bescalled Caucasian. The name,
negro, is legitimate, and NO matter
what You call them, as a race, it will
be a namc to designate their inferi.
GRITTY. through all timc, as it ha:
been forever.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-13

Ut seems that California cmedon-
al liG Is On The Same gigantic scale
as that Of is vegetation, not only
il siupendOusness, il we may use
che expression, bat in greaness also.
The Crslonaen-E Fair case has dcvel-
oped considerable o. The tropical
mxuriance Of tho moral weeds that
spring forth sometimes ia the midst
'ofthe most careful mental culture.
1t is the old tale Of love, jealousy
and murder, which has furnished
the woof whcreon modern scuti-
mental romancists have laid their
vapia and siskly co;orings. For
once the law is not misled by the
sickly sentimcntalitics that cluster
around the lives Of two guilty par
ties and wells them with an illusion
that exempts them from punish
ment. Mrs. Fair has been decreed
guilty of murder in the first degree
by a California jury. The verdict
is a just enc. It has said, that n
morbid passion is not insanity, that
the sacredness of human life is not
to be sacrificed to a prurient and
depraved passion, that is only a
fraud, and not open, honest woman
" en- manly love, If tho aconitc
and nightshadc of sentimental nov
els could be rooted out of the gar
dcns of literature, murders and
suicides would be exceptional re-
cords in the local items of the press,
instead of continuous list ofcrimcs.
For the safety of American morals,
if not for the honor of American
literature, We wish a holocaust Of
these pcrnicious books which arc
polluting our homes, could be made
to atone Tor the past, and purify the
future. There is one step from tho
sublime to the ridiculous, n only
from the sensuous to the Vulgar.