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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-01

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-01

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-11
!. NceDrserssGourt.

.Oies 9nsabI Der Climber, tpeIde aes
1ltera IaAt 8erbaftsbefebl Dor 6en Yoli>
3eiTibtereiti tuur0e; ipar fir Wfontae
berb6ltnibmd6i9 tlejn.s 3polf SSdue,
meift geu0bnli1er Qlrt, tpie mir ne fdit
,ta9lid in ben MnnaIsn Der Necoroers :
.Sffice perjcidnet finbeB biloeten Die
@trbanoIungeR mabrenN ees eeitrigen
WorgeIls. BIZ 5.fa ls4 a
3pei; Die fur Srlnfenbeit nngetIoet
iuaren, be3ablten Sober SO uno lpurb en-
.e1tlntlefl. rs 81 H W s
ri Sin MnOerer, Der fir sitaorsentlides
8etraeer fid) berantlporten loute un1
oies nidt fonllte; riuBte bic gnnse
iGtrenge Oes Gefebes fiiblen, naAben er
s54Gai9 3Hr Bersiderung Der Gtabts
faGe nbeigetragen bate, entIieb i'm Der
Midter tlits0er WabnunG ii9 fiinftig
better 81 betragen. esei4sg,
8 3iuei apbenlitteIte Bnlunller, ipeIde
.ipegetj Sranfenbeit uub gsiebwj6rigen
Befragens beiaelteft tpur6elss rnu6ten,
oaabsr Cine feline Strhfe i'm 8etroge
bon % Ane Der gluoere bic Seiaige bon
IA Dollar nidt beSablen fonriters in's
MrbeitsbonS fpasiegell. fec
III 8ipei Sale fir Erlintenbeit ipuroen,
ba feilfes 8eugen bei9ebradt tueroen
fonnten, Oafh gntlniluns erIeoiet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-11
Special NDti5en.
0er3eitbnis nener Glm3eieen

i'm beutia en- 8Iat tie.
u administrations @erfauf burd
SIS. SIS. @ooomaniee.
q Barnuns bon SObn 9iidoff.
81 gaotia bon 81. Sritidler.
A. 8aasStotid int Seu 8ieu.
s. gaIoon bon SIS. 8afop.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-11

R NSir bitten unlsre aeisr etipaige
8eidper6en iiber man9elbofte nnb uns
piinftlitbe 8elteHuHg Der 8eitnng uns
lofort initautbeilen.-Oie Srd9er baben
ben Nuftrag, bic 3eitrmg piinftlid uno
in guten 3ufanoe abjuliefern.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-11
IInfssR

@eitern gtadmittae 9ing Sunpfboot
Scnpeit bon bier mad louisville ab.
5eute Nadnittag 4 llbr aebt @amelia
mad Cincinnati unb Sprone Wfitta98
- llbr rad Cairo unb Nlempbis ab.
emma 6logo miro bis Sonneritas
bon Cincinnati, 9. 9. gladforo un0
Oapib @hite bon ct. 9ouiS eriuartet.
Ser SlaB ftano geftern 9fahnittae
alif g Sup an ben 9arpetb Sboals unb
lift i'm Snllet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-11


1000 SAB extra 5amiIicn< MfebI.
200 Sas ertro fupsritue 9gebI,
SO 6bbs Hem Orleans 8uder,
"a bhSs 9emerara 3uder,
so 5us eepadter unb puIperifrter 3u6er,
& 200 Sad Hrima Rio aaffee,
Is gdd easuira ssaffee,
IS 6aB frif9en Reis,
50 Tas glerD Orleans Nofahes,
200 Riften grorter II. GombIe SEIZE,
$50 aiIten ueri6iebene SOrteu Seife,
100 Bitten Gternli5te,
100 Riiten EaIsIi9te, bart seprest,
50 2iiten feiner Elu6tabat,
30 grOb Zine Gut Eobat,
25 5as RoaGtabat,
Is SaB ensIifd soba,
Is 6as ameritoniide SObo,
40 Rifen unb 2 4fune= aannen Anitern.
so Riften gfeffer,
so aiften GewIrae,
80 Bitten SnStsO,
50 Kitten semabIensH Senb
25 6ab Raion's aSicbfe,
so sifen gint. Quart u. kGGuOneu SIai&en
20.aiften Gorrett s9uupftabGt,
90 GrOB Surtee's BIou,
20 SAP Bourbon Bbistep,
IS SAB gaobertfon county Bsisfep,
100 5aB Ssote 5auib RrDof s5istep,
100 5oB Singer Cordial,
90 Is 6oB Snswer gseinj
IS SAT- Sabe @eine,
50 eab gSeiueiiis,
Is Sos GitrOnen Sprup,
50 Riiten Stdrte,
so Sutenb einier,
so Susenb Beien,
1000 Sad RebI,
50 aifei uHOrtirtsr eonSp.
8ron5n, 9lunr, Sin, geine ueri9iebener Art BEL
0Deaflcs s Yarbrrueb,
gtr. 8 gforo Gole9e StraBe,
Ottff 3Rs. 9eafbpine EeHueiise.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-11
Sst1 Pm

\ 2eIst bic ,,Nctis~ Ses Serrn 81. Sritl9-
ler, 30. 134 gtOrp college StraBe.
1 gEir MAIDEN has Yublttunt auf bic Gin
lahung hrS Bal GCmtte's. tpeldes i'm Belle
@tep BET perm @eitmGlIer am NitttpO6, ben
IL. b. M. ibr RrGn3Gen abbGlt, ailfmerflam
unb 6OfTen, ba6 cine reGt sablreide Sbeil-
nabmt has Set gu rinem re9t semiitbIi9en
reutfben 8ergnIgen utaten trirb.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-11
Tiir G6spimDf lIebtiae.

Der MnseisenSe IL IN psnissa aO9en bur6 Elm
einia9es 6etmtttsI nd9bem e Sabre lang nit einem
befttsen aHneenbeI nnb nit ber fsrterIi9en aranfs
belt, Der G9win6fnGt bebaftet mar, sebsIt rporben
uubpani4t fesnIt9ft fetnsn gitnenf9en Sas SeiIs
mitteI mitsutbetIeH.
Anen bic - lwfnf4en, wir0 er cine Gopte 6es gaes
sevtes QosnfFeil nit Der 1ireEtion fur bic 8ereihns
anh ben @sbrou9 suienbsrs, we9es Fe finber perSem
ais cine f9ege 0eiluns far S9wtnbin6t, afbma
Bron6itis &C.. Der esnsies 8psd bss anBesenben In
ben 2efbenDen vohI So tbmn nhb er bort, bab ieDer
&FanEe fesm WhtteI perf9en fUtrb, ho es henieiben
Hf@fB Ggftet MnD iid5 atS SeGen erwetfen ruifb.
9erioMen, bic bds Eeeept wtini@eH wcnen ii9 ges
NeD @paDarD vi sBfEfOn,
2tDeh5wB WILLIAMSBURG, Rings Co., ". q.
HJn ber Office Der ,Stadts3eftung" tpers
ben aAe Arten &nfpfebl Mng9s seayten, 8tllbeabs
NIB aHbtEe DradarbsiteH IN Deutl@ unb Gng-
it'd nngefertigt.
1lniere 6rt'tnbe Dcleh has sefSaisft nidt
pergefen.
IEfr Mbonnementspreis fiji btetGdRhe 3ei.
tnsg III &14.00 per 9aby Cber $50 fiir aiIar-
Gel. - Cir bic GpntaeeSeitune $4.00 per 9abr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05
AN OPENING Some one writes MS

AN OPENING Some one writes rs
an anonymous note saying here are
good opening at Brit y tIol'o" ts
Physician, hotel Il per- Fs'n'e# =,
several other pro'es lonaI meal.n
zeal and industrial operator. and
manuipulators, Of which tact let lis
be due notice we were already
aware of there being a sad deficiency
Of something or other at British!
PRuSING.-Pmm and Cherry trees
should oe pruncd early in June APP
pie trees any time after the tanth
June. The failure o. most kinds q
cherry is owing to impcrlectly form
ed crotches, which may be remciied
and insured against fork and south
silc blight by cutting away such
Iirabs as are attached impcricetly,
the bark turning inward md dawn
ward At the crotch. You can easily
distinguish such detective forks h
pressing them apart i at all open
ing and prescntinga split, You insure
the lite of your tree by removing
one of the hmbs-cnttinL 50 loW rs
to expose the damaged part #e a
saw. sevoring the limb two or lsrec
inches below tho crotch, and cover
ING the wound by means ot tEing
thereabout a bit Of blue grass sod.
I. T.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05
LIVERY AT BoscoBEL-Capt. Fers

LIVERY AT BoscoBEL-Capt. Ferg
and James Barnett have bought the
Livery Stock end Stables Of Mr. Car
,rier, and will keep The same inprime
order.
Capt. Ferg. is expected to order
&or livery use several Of the same
mules captured by bis men on their
march with Shcrman's army through
Georgia, the dreadful bowls Of
which are net forgotten to the car Of
delighLed thonsands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05

Dir. GEORGE G.. NEwELLs-This
gentleman. practical Dentist for
sixteen years, and noted for one of
the best in the art has permanently
located at Platteville, but viii visit
Lancaster at stated times for work
and consultation st present ho
may be found at the lancaster
House. See card for particular
notice
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05

BLOCK HousE FAcroa1. Nr.
Loughton, having made consiIegal,o
improvement and additions Of ma.
chinery, again advertises Lis r@ii.
ness to receive wool for cardiae. ard
also for manufacturing iuta cloths,
blankets, yarns, &C. For special ia.
formation to persons having wool
see advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05

Alcorn & Muessy have rebuilt their
carpenter shop, on the spot OF The
one lately harmed, and are again
ready to resume work by contract
or otherwise.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05

LUMBER AT WYALUsING-Blanch-
ford, Bradt & EgleSton, proprietors
Of the WyaIusing Steam Numbering
Mills are prepared to Eli orders for
any amount OF Pine or Oak lumber.
See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05

pS-Hopaoe Rublee, Of the state
Journal, announces chat be has de-
clined the consulship to Rotterdam
which was lately rendered to Kim.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05

FlRE.-Thc dwelling Of Mr.. c. Tn.
derwood Little Grant, with furniture
and wares, were lost BY fire Lately.
hardly anything saved. IAe fire
originated in the kitchen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05

BALL AT CAssymLE.-Nr. r.
Thomas is to provide for q Bal at
the Deaniston House, Cassyille, the
Fourth July.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05

S6~ The Giasjer suiJ for claim and
damages against the B6scobel SchoQi
District, pending at court through
several terms, has been decided tor
Plaintiff Judgment for $3.50,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05

E@- Solon Robinson's books, two
volumes, Facts for Farmers, dear as
the price may appear, is bong well
patronized in Grant County, the
agents having already taken = large
list Of names and orders. a more
useful book for large boys and girls
was never offered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05

HM-As ?icnics are the order q the
day, the District School will Aold
theirs next SATURDAY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05

5sD- As the result Of Mr. Pttti-
bones appeal on Sabbath before last
IN behalf Of BcIoit College We are
happy 70 say that lie has raised $500,
which secures a perpetual Scholarship
in the College.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-05

nea-At the TWELVE MILE House
Horse and Implement show, held
lately. there was Il large attendance.
}. G. Trai er & Co, took FIRST pre-
MUM on their Sulkey Corn Plow
and two horse Tafton Clipper, and
sold sixteen Corn Plows on the
ground.
, 1866-08-10

leon forblas them TO advance. King Victor
Emmanuel hos been persuaded by his shil-fn.
law, Prince Napoleon, and fiencral LII Mar
mora, to accept, 30 far, the formidable conn.
~ Of France, and 1.ouis Sapolcon row In
kists. II Is fuld, thnt OIL ecttting vcnclla, The
ltaiians shall recognise the Pope as IL tempo.
raj horcrc1Gn. This. nm persuaded, they
will never do, ard rs they arc III nctl.Al pus+
session OF the Tysol, think they will Keep
1t.
Lord stanlcy cyadcs the question rs 10 the
Alabama damages with a,lraitness lie docs
mt my Tint q reference nf the subject to ar-
hltTntion IL lmpohsilHu, but TINT the c1nlsll.
1layc not been tnalc sincc lts uss,ts1 ption Ut
the pillcr, md tint lie trusts such disusters
mny l'c avoided III future by tho leglslut1nn
Golnll!isslon ahoui to Ic appointed 10 Inquire
lntn .!'c elate Of onr neutrality laws. II Ia
htllf thc future TINT tllcso etntcs1nr, lo0k to-,
thus cxpnsiilg thc!r country 10 tho charge vi
hcek'mg to envc s:1f from the INJURIES It Inns
inflicted upon others. Sitting behind Lord
Stanley, on tue Tory benches, ID thin. tail,
.l,nrk'ttnlnred 'nan, with a sinister expires.
slun of feutures.. n elustur or lalr
dropping ovcr onr side of his forclcad, who
Mns two ycars ago n sort Of hero Rtlungsl
The Tories: ThIr indeed Is sIr. Lairl, the
Tory slltl'.bufdcr. wi't,so grccd OF gnls, llns
worked a1sli difficulty, ,and, as think, dis
il1csc discussions, aitl Is u,ado to feel III cvrry
turn tint llo ID low III every ones estimation
Tllntt who chccrcd him on wlIcn l4O wnl
scndIng out the rams arl the blockade run
neTa, ara now very 1lenr cutting hinl, because
Tie hidc which be eslt0used did moi succeed
while lie IL fnalssollibly associated with It
We're 1,c not very rich, he would i,nro M
friends lelt In the House. Tic solc define,
which tho defenders Of tho Conlctlcrntc
attempt 10 utIer, Is Eltal to Ills character, To-
II IL that 1t was Impossible TO detect incl
, 1866-08-10

been hankering after tho United States Dis.
trict Attofncyshtp for good while, aud
ttandAa good cllanee Of getting 1t. At least
Mrs. Grllndy suys 10:
4. II. Rose, Of I,aportc, Is a brother Of
Colonel Garland RUsc. and WAS formerly
treasurer ofthnt county. lie too IL said 10
be shaky on "lny policy"
TENTH nIsrnlCT.
John D. Howe, Of LnErungr County, ls q
prominent citizen anI wealthy lnnkcr at
Lima. lie hns declined all connection with
politics Of lptc ycurs, and I doubt mt TINT
Ais nalhc las lccl put upon The list without
Marshall ". Wins, OF Allen, - n young
inan OF good rel,ute, bit onty mUicrntc
ability. lie wants Office OF some kind bat1ly.
Hence hes for johnson, up ulle side alid down
the other.
ELEVENTH. pisTlICT.
Nathan +. Lindsay, If Howard, IL d rcsl.
dent Of kokuino, E0od lawyer and courtr.
oue gcntlellinn. lie was elected Judge Of thc
Common plcas Court year Or Two ngn, but
aoon resigned thu oillcu On account uf the ln
adequacy Of tue eatnry. lIu las always bee,
a eNtllll Union fllau, and II hu suprnrta A.
JolIn.ot,, he keeps mighty still nl,o,t II.
Edwin Il. Wilson, OF Wells, ls n lawyer, ans
ltrcs at BluiIto,l. lie tllcd the ro1{tlon o
Judge or tho Tcnth judicial Circuit from
1s5U 10 1eC9 with considerable credit. II,
has always tcet, truc flcnrtcd Union mat
and has very littlu sympathy Will, Copper
| phin, lie wont stay there lung.
SMcl, aud 10 much, III briof Is The Indian
| johnson delegation 10 Philadelphia. Th
tur,Erjohnsun delegation 10 the same coll
yelltIon will s!tscuss Ut another TING.
| Nr. DuSlt,
, 1866-08-10
pOLIT1CAL.

1he Ohio bEead-nnd. Butter "Maes Convention"
aseemo,tn a. Columbus on Tuesday. About ouc
hundred ofaec-hol'crz md cxprclants were pre-.
r.nt- The chief fea,usc OF tho nrocctlincs was
long letter from hc venerable "salt Boiler" Tom
Ewing, oil the situation generally, a. he sce. #.
The "Mnes Convention" was called tn o,;,or tr
X. r. 1. Daber, independent candidate for co,.
grcss sgaihst shcaabarger fn the Columtu, ILL.,,
t.icl, and Loluson oflec.holdcr. Darsc.t j,anr.
don, an onlce-bo}lc5, wAs chosen chairman, and
A. e. stockwcll, snothcr nilIec.holdcr, secretary.
Lew. u. Campbell, Johnson's Minister to Mexico,
Who dru~s tho pay Of 1hc Office, but las ncycs
beer to Mexico, auh has no intention Of going,
was msdc chairman Of The Committee on Kcsotu'
ttont. Len. 4. uarsts, Collector 81 Cincinnati,
offered resolution TINT "thc party will not unlta
with any party In existence" which was adopted
This reduces tue party to 4 eize which will give
bread ard butler 10 all. lcw. Campbell, from the
Committee op Resolutions, reporletl three brit
ones, which were adoptad. They simply cndoFss
tho call for The Philadelphia Convention: approve
Of The principles sct forth IN Mr. Ewfug's letter,
and arc thankful 10 Tic noldicrs and saiIoss who
, 1866-08-10
WESTERN. ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Receiving Intelligence Through the At
lnutic Cable.


Al the annual meeting Of the Western As
sociated Press, held ut Detroit on the 9Th
inst, the committee On the procuring Of 1u-
tclligcnce through the Atlantic Cable, re-
ported, through Mr.. White, in favor Of pre-
scnting memorial to the New York Asso-
ciatcd Press Us follows:
The Western Associated Prcss would re-
spectful]y represent to the New York Asso-
clated Press that, in their Judgment, not less
than m average Of two hundred words per
day Of news and market report shonId be re-
ccfved By the Atlantic Cable, and that. In
the apportionment of the expenses Of deg
patches By the cable, between the morning
and evening papers, each should pay, for
thse dispatches that 1t has precedence In
publishing.
The whole question Of cost and quality Of
news was discussed ut considerable length
hundred words per day would be, at present
Associated Press. according to their proposal,
on basis of forty words per day, would pay
$100, ,000, leaving the remainder of the press
Of the country 10 pay $1200, 900.
j motion to strike out the last part Of the
report referring to the apportIonmcnt Of ex-
penscs between morning and evening papers,
Was Lost, five to fifteen; atter which the me-
mortal was adopted.
The committees on graduating the ex-
penses Of the special reports not received By
the Association, reported In favor Of refer
ring the whole matter to the Board of Di-,
rectors, Us they had no data ~hatevcr on
which to act. The recommendation WAS
adopteG.
, 1866-08-10
EARL RUSSELL ON THE CRISIS,
Another Bid ora Lord Johnss for once
His Conversation with Napoleon. the
EIEnla

E1r~1.
From the London Times, Jaly e3.1
The Golden Club, which consists Of about
one hundred and fiily members, Of whom MP
wards Of eighty are lneMbcrs of the Lertsla-
ttirc, diucd together on Saturday evening at
the Star and Garter Hotel, Richmond, under
the presidency. of the Right 1Iou. ". E.
Gladstone, n. r., one Of the honorary mem.
ocrs: The chairman WIS supported ou the
Der; the Right Hon. H. \. Bruce, II. P. the
Right Hon. c. 5. Fortescuc, n. r. &c.
ACcr dinner the health Of Earl Russell was
given.
Earl Russell, who was received with mnch
cheering, said
Ny Lords and gentlemen, rIso to return you
my most henytin! thanks for the honor you have
eloquen. paueeyric which Nj. Gladstone has pro.
rounccd upon Mf. Cobdrp. revcrc his momney.
and have only one thing 70 fay, which u rather
e.. sanse 9f Pride to myself than any sssmony to
that be bad not enlcrcl lnto the public service,
feeling that bis presence In the councils OF The
Cuecn womb have been Of the greatest use. not
merely ,fs ~ 70 the sounts not merely 10 tho E1esu
tn Parliament, hut thas Il would have becn OF scr
.nE 'nas h. M had al been the head cf the Administra
iLond ehesrr.l 1ethaps It nsJ appcaF ID ael Of
hut OH this 0ecaslol. and celebrating the memory
Of ". Tondcn. conld not help saying how deep.
lhc course had pursued ID pntllc liic, wai
denss ct fe; Sosaen: IChos~.l Aud now,
EuFosaa aMs!rs, asato somcthIng ~ 10 tic | prln. a.
III ioteleu sis5s ii I'LL County whls they wess
, 1866-08-10
FRIDAY. AUGUST 10. 1~l'.


Tlr Republican State Convcutjnp, held nj
Springfield tn, "Wednesday, rms III, unusual
attrtnblnEc. II WINS imposing In uutnlcrt.
tr,unrka1tc III ,snnnilnliy, and tlrcfu1 IN nil
reeIpcts 10 Andrew .Iolnso,, md ,,ts plllnlcl.
1;:s ccuyeni}rp. There VII. m crthnstp. n,
mud b,a,,y curi,dcncc and strength exhibited
ri Springfield which urc t},r aurc i,rtr,lt,urra
cf slctnrv. The Republicans Of
1llInoi-. since Browning mud palcs
and Norton anil T,suvr tn,k 1lrlr dc.
lMrirrr, nrc NIL or the masculine
gender. They speak their sentiments III II
distinct tn,lr II voice. Tlry bclicyc tint
Andrew ,'"li,tnn In the c,lculy Of MI tlr
principles for which the Nnrtl conirnlrd
during l,nr Years If tremendous wur, and
that lc Is tho murderer Of tl.r Uniun mon of
New Orleans, mid they say So. They bclIcr,
t.,at they can defeat him. as tl,cy defeated
The rebels in lattlc. and thcv mean In ,n so
Rel, iu. upon the Justice OF their cr,,,p. anl
con.c!nu. OF tl,ejr suprriurity In every r1c.
mrnt Of strength to tic ragged and unlisrI.
plined 6ar:inls wlIc!, oprosc t1,e,, .tl,cy enter
u,'nu the coming ca,uraI.rn viii, th. ,,ntl,
lv:cr and ar,lor Of the Pr1ssIau infantry
c:rulrlinc un the motley hosts OF Austria.
The nomination of General Logan f,r
m,n.,,cr of Congress at larsc was must
5u.}!ciuus aud prafsewcr.hy act. II was n
deserved compliment to General Logan linn.
ee]F xr1,,, had ,o} s,u,,,+ ~. .,,1, r.