Memphis daily appeal

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in January, 1871, were 40,902, so that

we received more than one-half. Of

pig-iron, Great Brilain sent us 8221

tons in January, 1871, to 4821 tons in

January, lsoo, and 8653 tons in Janu¬

ary, 1860.

"Tbe Biack-guaroe at it Aoain.

Jacmel, Hayti, March 10. On the

night of the 2d and 3d inst,, several

small bands of revolutionists attempt¬

ed to surprise the arsenal in the city

of Port-au-Prince, but failed. The

leaders have been arrested and are to

be shot.

It is reported that Governor St.

Maque, an influential man, has aban¬

doned the Baez party.

The Blaeke of Bootes.

Boston, March 10. At an annual

meeting of the Freedmen's Aid So¬

ciety, the secretary, Mrs. E. D.

Cheney, reported the condition of

things most favorable in South Caro¬

lina, where the public school system

is recognized by equality amoug the

whites and blacks. North Carolina

and Virginia have also taken action,

and, in part, initiated the public

school system. The situation in

Maryland and Georgia is not alto¬

gether encouraging, owing to the op¬

position of a portion of the whites and

apathy of the backs. Governor Clailln

was re-elected president of the society.

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Memphis daily appeal. (1871). Memphis, Tenn., 1871-03-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045160/1871-03-11/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Memphis daily appeal, 1871-03-11.