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TELEt;KAP1Ift; NEWS.

! nc " eSteIn pNtllC Will llosl 0cAtlai1 Ap- |
prove Of the position taken By the Executive
Committee of the Western Associated Press,
N. Halstcnd md Horace White, Esqs., with
lu briet, the Committee proposed TO take the
rrcss at Buffalo aud pay their equitable pre-
portion Of the expense Of collecting the
same, aHd to buy other news from any one
that had It to SELL They also determined
to establish news agency Of their |
own In New York. Adopting the narrow !
Chinese policy Of oxclusivcucss-A policy SO |
mean and dcsplcab1e that II Is difficult to see
how ANY sensible men In this ngc Of progress
cuuld be 80 stupid, the New York Associa-
tion made IL q condition that the Western
press must, II they had their dispatches at
all, not buy nny other news. By despatch
from Messrs. Nalstead and White, We learn
that they would not submit to these degrad-
ing conditions, and they have therefore ar-
! s,n.rd with Mr.. Crnig, former manager Of
| tie Associated Press, to get their news
without anv regard to the New York would
! he mnnoru1ists. VIC shall now have i
healthy, active competition between the
.:cw York aud the Western press, and the
4 Western public pccd have no fears as to tho
Jesuit, The position taken by the New York
T. 'ncerns show that they arc conscious OF
hat has long becu patent to the nation,
| that in all the essential characteristics Of
newspaper, except possibly in the extent Of
[ t:.efr wordy extracts from foreign
j. urnsls, the Western press have
Er ou:strippcd their seaboard CO.
tcmpnrnries. They have for years, not
t;ly been haupercd by the narrowncss and
the inactivity Of the New York nonopolists,
hut they have been made to pay nearly all
the cost OF collecting the news for the New
York Journals. The public who read the
| papers will now have the benefit Of Western
energy aud enterprise where 1t is most need
ed, and New York Will fiud that this Is not
the only WAY in which the giant West will
declare and achieve her Independence Of
that city. II Will Gnd commercial
and financial centres growing up IN
tie Wrst to compete with her In the race for
future greatness and power.
J The arrangement with Nj. Craig includes
daily dispatches from Europe by the Attain
| u. ~-l,-, -.-a turs SUBJECT saulcat re-
E,rn, Is needed as soon as It can possibly be
u;adc. An editor Of large experience and
ripe Judgment must be sent from America
IA Londgn, to gather aud send such news aa
viii bc interesting and valuable to the
American people Much Of what VIC now
Il cei&r Is not worth the spacc 1t occupies
The agent In London should know
What political and financial move
n.ents In Europe will he likely TO affect us ia
! y"rahly or otherwise on this side Of the At
: antic. This highest cultivation on general
e subjects aud even superior statesmanshiI
should be regarded MS essential qualification
+ Of the London agent Of the Western Associ
u t.A
, 1866-11-29
ncsit,on before The high altar during the ehannt-

pceit,on before the high nItar during the ehauuf-
fpe Of the 1t Dt.1n. ..-.
ANe, this service. IL was intended that !oe
trooca in the eity should be retrieved bJ tho King
IN tbc Pi1uA: but the crowd o. dnx:ns & aaa
sssv foou. The King, therefore, 2rneecdcd 70 ihe
Dncal Ialace. and received, in the Hall o. state,
The address of thc-uneipal sn.nofi'iss IN opas
GGenSrabic Veaetia, :, who lad seen 'he downfall
u Ieo Rspuhie aud Of the Lat noee; Eith shsls
1ooS,,tnl eyes hey suggested The idea of thc!t
nsyIue stepped rom tho canvasea Of Iausn ana
1into' clio along he Was, TO MAKE a.aneasnt ~,
tu;u ot ihr # Forcsri md ths blood Of ca1uagnols
eTnAxeEns n yKx1cE-TnE nLux1sA11Qa.
many strangers hsd aot .'sen sseh ~ ~ Wofa
The no'at,'l:lct, not only Of lsaiy, hns ot neasy
all European countries, were present hete toaa5'
ii the esand Illumination last night the h!ng
was .urruurded In the balcony Of the pneM "a. "a,
GnF oe ns sfon e
ceedine the advent Of tho troops, which attempt
lion TO Tic countless ;cts in the centze Of The ptn-
II, thr Arche. md fronts of The snr7ouutirg pat
aees blazed With e9lo'ed Lanterns Ter and e~eIense 1 S
5S 7oaTe dtir % oro!o:io he L5rtria and in tbs bel
honssds Il M d ef loesets These: aseenIins in eu!Ses.
nvi high shove the centre Of the piazza, and ex-
MI GfFrCr fAnt0bAtFa
pi.nnTi p.ni1 inss.. rnnr ,hr rarei helow.
NJ h,f ,xe Ssve scen II merely the GLOW uoon
n9t M!at ~ Vica. s,I,a1 we have hcsrd are her
tns otow & y. IL ,he .,Tsc,s asa snua,es. M
Gtss Gns s1ss =. fnIrsnr1 ~ an nnnsusi ,oy.
cer uG ~ 1+ ~ ~ rs1ne1 he.n n. have got 10
nIM In,a oda the sF,cr1es Of her ,e-tne canal.
p'o'sT TnI xoIo II sicuT-7ax cosnolIrns;
.e, ,h,n T;",i aondo1ie,s in tbsfr yoics,
n nm. Al n.ot station A. We approaca. ser-
eral eeGses o. Enhnoas a ais nr ~ tinr,5 viii
Fl tneis IT,, aa1n9 NV iiSe eeaoi q? sea SER
roMsnsm ~. - .i9 - Ell; h.s1r nrnm nxcr The h.r
:tt;cnins ibrrir r' necSs on, Of lhs wa;cf
to ,ce what IL going on In Venice. Their
lean, sahte 1odles rock .noiscess'y. on the
| wnyes. Ntlt b!zek cnbtn rises from tho
centre in the most of them. where two persons
may sit protected in the day irou the sun
| ard eI Night from observation. We do mol OBJ
}ec: 10 be seen. ard we haye an object In seeing.
Here !. A. open Eondnla. we may ling onrsetvss
| mon Its blEck cfsn1ohs. wrap OUT e!oaks Marn!y
aELut pa. EtAoke pcaceluu! oHI cleatss anu VIC"
the thadowy ranoramn Oh etlacs SIDE slon5 toe
wny. ,..-,
, 1866-11-29

~ The Augusta (Ga.) Co1s'tutianalis
Joins lustily in tie cry now golog up from
the Southern press against the Northern
Democratic" party. 1t says that party
seeks 10 make cats.paw of the South, to
insure the spolls of otlce; that finding the
negro TO be winning card with The Radi-
calls. aud, hoping to turn him to its own &C.
count, 1t now seems perfectly willing TO
swallow sambo, and coax the South 10 s~al-
low him, too. 1t objects, and says the
"south" will not share this strategy
, 1866-11-29
4 Charge OF Nl.Rmy Refuted-D1s-
graceful Treatment of n Woman.


Considerable excitement has been created
In this village on account of the arrest
of Ars- Watts on charge OF bigamy. The
statement which has been published in somc
Of the newspapers, Representing Mrs. Watts
as actually guilty Of this crime, are not cor
rect, as she obtained last August & bill OF d.
vorce from her former husband White by
name, on n hose accusation she WIS arrested.
TIE arrest was made when Mrs Watts aud
the two children were about to take the train
to go to her husband. As soon as otacer
Hiblock arrested her, White, her divorced
husband, assisted By = low ru!1ian By the
name Of Ellis, snatched the children from
their mothers arms and made of with them.
In the atfsny which occurred, Mrs. Waits
was bound and dragged through the streets,
her father handcut1ed and nearly killed, her
sister knocked down and kicked into the
street, and all done by and with the
knowledge and assistance Of oftl-
GERS Siblack, Bidwell and FL
Lis, as the testimony will show. a more dis
graceful scene never before occurred in civ
iiized community. The examination waS
held on Thursday. The defence introduced
the decree of divorce from the Calhoun Cir
cult, in bar Of the action, and there Is not
the slightest doubt bni the defendant will be
discharged. --
Since writing the above, White has been
arrested by Sheriff. johnson and committed
to Jail on charge of Kidnapping the chil-
! dren. He has alao been held to bail in the
| sum Of e Goo to keep the reace-
, 1866-11-29
mn. GREKLEYsY LATEST MANI
FESTD.

Horace Greeley, who scizes on every oc.
casfon 10 state his post.7on over his full slp-
nature, and who states it any way, even With
ont occasion. but never without his siens-
ture- ts coming Wfst and this fact he makes
m excuse for declaration Of principles. 1t
Is lust such declaration as might have been
looked for. The Republicans having carried
the elections, and secured full control of the
Government for three years to come, 1t is
lust the time lor Mr. Horace Grcelef to pro-
pose surrender to the reoels ofthe Sonth and
the Coppcrhcads OF the North. It Is his pecu-
liarity. Tic is Invariably frightened out Of
his wits by the consciousness Of being the
victor, and Immediately proposes to change
places with the yanquishcd. Universal suf-
frsge and universal amnesty has been bis cry
for long time and now Tint the North is
in position to enforce this or any other con.
dition it may please, Mr.. Greeley announces
ybot l,a ;e tn farcr oc fho nupaef+ nr.-.rar
, 1866-11-29

II was eAtd In the hearing OF \ New Jersey Gus
Ecr lady, thzt Mr. 1ohnson threatened to kick OFT
Ill 1G.ec,hoiters who do NOT alec hold "mJ
policy" But, John" she imputed with delight
frl xaittf>, *'but, John. can he do Ni Docs tLee
think he ean t.snd On ono lee long enough TO kick
anstoty:"
, 1866-11-29

In tue eyept Of annexation to the American
Union these colonies xould constitute flyc
s,,tes }.yfnr tcn Senator. md tEcnty-scvcu
Rarrcss,tnt,rc. m the h. s3s of thr censn. of
1sGT The nn;ted nonn1o,Ion of these colo.
r,aa and the s,atcs Of our Un,ou at this time
exceeds forty millions. The popu,.,sva OF
scme Of The principal c.tlcs and towns In the
colonies were rs follows in 1861: Montreal,
O,SS; Quebec, 81 100; Toronto, "A ST.; Ham,
f1tcn. 10 oNG: OttaEA. 1860: New London,
, 1866-11-29
A Tribute to the NT{~cOnAla ScandInA.


A Tribute to the EE~cOnAfn ScAndlnA.
y1nn TSeElmens.
In reply to an invitation to attend 4 re-
union Of the Fifteenth Wisconsin Volunteer
Infantry at Madison, Wisconsin, OIL the 3lst
day Of Dccclnbcr, 1866, Major General VIII
liam P. CarIin, than whom thera was no
braycr officer In the service. sends the follow
Ing, which has the ring of the true metal:
HEADQUARTERS THIRD bATTAIloN,}
SIXTEENTH UNITED STATS TNFa1Tn1.
NASHVILLE, November t9, 1853.
Captain A. 4. Blown, late Of The Fifteenth Wis
III DrAn CAr9A1s-Youf Letter Of the sth INST
inviting me TO attend \ reunion Of The members
%.dsa on shc IL II
been received. ! am unable to express to you
how deeply gratided wa. to be thus remembered
oss relation tsasc @ sni,hc Si1siy .ons u ,oar
!et.tr shows that the attachment 1hen formed y
hard ,rtals brayelJ borne. ati!! exist The FIT
ever. held in the highest honor ! loved your
noble, Eailsns. genetons and true coonrl Hsns
.na aaIor
Johnton. md lhe ktanncb, honest and brave o@-
Gers ard men who composed 'na. regiment 7 y
through This clt, sonthwa.d % eopfront tne rcoel
army about aIaffreetboro. iet wnen svad your
u5y e5 nd srs up9n ~ e1dy I'D
EethcT, still MaIckine in storm snd through ba; tie
10 sayc our county hon1 division xnd our Gov
eTbmGnt nom OBSTRUCTION bQI L14nl- GoQ kle
war Ia over, our brave volunteers who survived
arc al II cir homcs-onr uuest and best c1tizens-
and Providence again Dles-ts our people With
peace, plenty and Tie prospect Of nost 1iosions
ana happy future. accept your invitation with
the Ertatest pleasure and nothing short 81 ost4-
esss insnsm9untahle shall prevent me from a..
regiment will attend, and many Of the friend. Of
yonr regiment who were our worthy e1mrades In
dos o,sssan and 5n 3S & e. s
Stoac River. Truly your friend,
WI111AN z. CARLI:s.
EajoF Sixteenth United Statse Infantry, Bresct
Major General United SfAtes Army.
, 1866-11-29

T1ekner Fields have IN press 3 volsnne By
Professor Stowe, ION The UTizln and iI,atory Of
the BooEs Of the Bible; what the E1h!e Is not,
what 1t Is, a1l how ttls." 1t viii be large thick
Imo.
, 1866-11-29

1hotcap'f journal L. still In sfatI QEo. Nothing
las tecu done with IL, Aeu.-"An ealto:
xauied.'
, 1866-11-29
Spirit Of The German-Ames1canp preas

Np1Fat OF the 1sefmHH-A1uef1GNn HEtAN-
TIE Louisville TaHslott OF The 18th u}timo
rAye That ..thc hne aud cry about sUnIser.al AM
nes.y md Impartial Suffrage is ouly snare to
csteh tie waeering End weak-Lnred Republicans.
What the President may propose In his annua1
message viii come too late for the people have
ALREADY decided that the amendment shall be
rssGe the lafls Of reconstruction, By A.o,oM MS
josity-"
The .sme journal Of the 9Th instant contains
the following 1esdiug article, entitled "Nedco:'
1o-days Dispatches bring The news Of lie fur
nal resignation Of the Austti6n Afchduke ~ Eu1-
petnF ot Mexico, and that Marshal Raxafne haa
Assumed the Provisional Goyetnorshfp. Napo-
hon and bis spectul emissary did not even bpara
him 1 forced return t1oa his attempted dight md
4 formal ahdication.
This, however, Ia OF secondary impoEtaneo be
side the fact thai the preparations for removing
The Dutch troops have been suspended, which ia
direct violation Of the specific promise given to
our diplomatic agent.
What 10 do now, II a question which must ba
left ever for the frtusc-
The eiuc.urat1 1olks5l1ts Of the a6h ult., con-
Guides Al article entitled "1ho Sick Men Of
America" in tie following Language: .'Tha only
hope Eur these countries (the Spanish-Araetiean
possess1ons) seena 10 be their absorption By the
American element, which Is gradually wachinR
toward them. But this has also it, diuaenlues and
disadvantages The Spnuisn-Amcfican question
sec.as :nso1nlle from whatever etaad point 1t may
be viewed. America has is sick men Is well ~
! Eusopt,
, 1866-11-29

Among
n1y be n
dtcwr. . Est
wudent !
TRIBUNE,
General
h now tn
against Ii
membefed
thatsold: ::
E. II. il
OF New e
died on 81.
of the PEI
Hud the Il
Secretary I
Western /
Sir Will
Great Brit.
He entered
served EEi
scouting /
ha.tnga
the war "
aId-de-Gm
II r. r,
led the F
completed
an:h
forna In Pl
I,oEdon.
ltnayt
attending
know that
"thnrt:ies
gsou1d Il
ofuerso
thc multi
G1itai-
We hs
Bierstadt
fig uut
ninth be
cNcteds
and con!
Hudson
The Sin
thirtyK
lovely
k.StoTr
Expoei
piece
entitlc,
has ne1
mite Y
TIRES.
years a
city.
l,ough
requit'
nt orr
Eerati,
, 1866-11-29
:eptsal Kentucky can hardly pues. ho~

Central Kentucky can hardly guess how
thoroughly our Ycupte are terrified. hnW
badly they are maltseated, and low uns.E.
lie Is F.! Men On retiring at right have no "A
surances that they will awake in The morning:
ard yr uons women arc never safe frnn in.
Washington counties, most atrocious rob-
berries have been committed this fall, aud
most hcnious insults heaped upon women.
Undoubtedly the mob that operated here
bad positive proof against the men they
hung, because they refused to Interrupt i've
robbery. The bodies OF the dead men arc
now In cur county court house, awaiting the
reclamation Of their friends It Is under
stood that this mob cautioned sevesal sus-
peetcd men that they must mend their WAYS
or expect rope.
LIVE OR DIEs
The reconstructed concern, 60 far as can
be Judged by It's published correspondents,
has split its party in the mftd1e-the laracr
half going against 1t. To the degree that Its
influence extends In splitting to pieces and
extinguishing that bad, sndemocratic, Bour-
bon organization, 1t will be doing good and
useful work. Here Is 4 fair sample of the
manner in which its "Live or de-" negro
suffrage medicine affects the democratic. +.
pA1ltnl6 ~ !" HULL AuGLol 1tulci uaS admin
istcref IL.
Apn,Ax, Michigan, Novemberal
To the Editor or,he Tine.
l have l<en 4 resilient Of this State ixenty.nIca
v,nra. have aiwars been a Democya.- a-d s,nss
de war hs7o been what has been kno.sn a. , ~,
Democrat" voted Tie Democratic tteke: st :st
la., t'ectiou-at which election vtcwcj the i..ee
OF ncg1o suf1age-tfor can't SET anY 5isen nr IL
the terms.) Now lhot YOU have ahnocueps Tonl
sehesioa 70 and support Of that dostinc. vii soa
Eenrhliran partv dfser. ind II The ncr,ss-n.s.
narty follows yolr 1r.d, would lhere tr INV s aM
! feteEee In the crccds oftse Two parties: N
| G,1v. NJ. Torrn,,..a;
/ NJ ,h~ Editor cY III. T1mass 40
-. 1mparpaI, ,E snmiEs waM pas1ts ahd ane!tosats
so a1e ~ !, hoa,s 49, HsrS snrs ~ s
mpoc,sr ~ c n and aa inne N Ee haSs eseo =
o!y n or .s n ae,S sos ns oe 1 . n:ina a.
-. - t ~ t ~ - ~, u,.1, 1s aIs" ~ sai i
ls,tsioa en pae pa'r'o p ns s
Ftns1pies. r.. ,ns.t., .na.,s h.,;..:.
e GE III, ,GT impsnts ,ena sna1as S:5 oers;os
wsiss esttndias snI sTnsins Me people lem aass 'u
closely II con:tltEt'2Ea p'insiP'es:
| TO the Editor Of the Time T1me.: ''-' '''e'D'ef 1'-
VS. hayr Tead vonr aTticIes On nccro su51arr.
oDposea np ePb but ae sopie of ;his stsss xSoai r.
casJ to parry, v,fl To.c 10 amend he Constellation
80 that negroes may vote. ssurf n,,,
! G.s ~ .xru,rr
| p-,,,, r, No-sssn.H -,
m Ihn r,,tnr NJ ,tc Times. A''' 'osc"oef IL
| r ~. rnr IL ~ nnie,st.1i IN ,ro n.,,o.-... a.,
nn1 r r.: hn,tc.r ~; fnr 1ren,,1rls ~ ne,ro.
W. ~ " ~ T. -. ., ~ ~ arj ~ ,,,i W y.
anM e1i ~ a. 5oa rtaHs, . @t - WA ao Act
s7"e' Fsease s'oa' "5 p'pes VII s'fn' IL ucc,~
! nv~,r.r 1o,r, Sa,.h. ~. mSvoL- =;
| uEGnEan- Iowa. November y.
1o INC sGM9r t;9,.3t q = M 5!mes H., ,s,, ..,
,td .eshsI ia - nr.,f ~, 1,sr III tust;; e,'r
s.-t MI, III hImnssh ~ nnn3 D.f r., nt ~
trumpet .ha' reaches 10 tse FssJ heaIt ot tn'
, 1866-11-29
Distressing Su1cfdc~

From tie LOUISVILLE sonsE&l, N0TGNoef sstl
The many friends Of Mr. Moses 5. Fields,
well known lawyer Of this city, wcxe deeply
panied and surprised to 1earn that be. yes
teriAy evening, took his own lIfe- Mr. Fields
had not Leen fl good health for some months,
and 1t is suppose that in despondent mood.
with mind rendered unsouud By suffering,
he committed the Eash act of suicide. He Wis
ont yesterday morning and took aride, seeut-
ing In his usual spirits His sister, Mrs.
Forester. with whom ne resided, had gone
ont and 31r. Fields WAS alone in his room-
\ small nephew heard q noise in his room,
and ran up to see what was the matter, and
returned, saying that hts uncle had killed
himself It seema that 1lr, Fields had pro-
cured small single barrel Wesson pistol,
and had placed it to hiR right temple aud
fired the fatal shot Mr.. Fields WAS single
map, aged about forty years, Of con-
siderable wealth, we'll educated, q
wen read lawyer, and q gentleman Of
rare social qualities He had been resid-
lug with his sister, at the corner Of Seventh
and Montgomery streets, In Portland, where
he enjoyed all the comforts OF au elegant
home. He had recently manifested mar
bid sensittseness, or highly nersous com
dition, in which the most trivial things gaye
him great annoyance. The rash deed could
not have been long premeditated, Tor We
understand that he lett nothing Indicating
that such was his purpose The occurrence
has east gloom oyer tue large circle that
were accuainted with Mr. Fields.
, 1866-11-29

British North America contains q larger
population, larger cities, and mnrc wealth
than did the thirteen American Colonies In
11s6, when they declared their Independence
Of the mother country. According to the
Census Of 1861, the British Colonies contained
fht, fotlnHfnr nonnlat1nnS.
, 1866-11-29

It asa little odd that abcut the only two
pronounced and unmistakahle cases Of
Ahiatic cholera which have get occurred In
ranks Of life, both of particularly correct
Latits, both distinguished physician, and
e"sh dxelline In the most aristoc1attc and
desirable laIt Of the city,-the first, two or
three months ago, Dr. Gould, eminent as q
naturalist as we'll as doctor, and the second.
| aw.y afl CT only few eoors Illness
Senator Sumner and his bride have already
gone 70 Washington, where they viii Keep
| house this winter.
To the number of new magazines to be
started this TALL may be addeda monthly, de-
j. E. Til,on i Co., OF this city, who have fol
ttme time made specially of books OF
that subject. REVERE
, 1866-11-29

Morning dresses are again made open IN
:ro,,t. eLon Ing the cambria duttins or insert
mrs aud pu1lings beneath. Favori:e styles
are made of co!osed cashmere, blue or scAs-
III triIuncd with narrow banls Of white
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-29

cine 9eFsriIns eihtfsisy tbe SEN. o.
lduaei Der GpeeuIantet iiub Sp:tler'
oirS9errfmaft slstriiIeis t5eS0en fenhts
tuelde iie iabreIang nit nsIerb 0tter
Deipotie nher neii legttiinen dnba No I
ten nNb ntitteII laeIdet fie foIiSe ges
i9dftsteute 3tpangen, Fg an Dem t0iloer
SaSaro Spiel 81 betbeiIigen. Sto9 1T
@elb nidt frtapp genug, oils Dap mir
idnn iiber einen Sie9 iubeln onrften,
ober DE berefts ftdtfgeba btesl SEp1ol fns
men, benen nod an6ere auf BEN GnBe
fOlsen miiiIen, iuerben oas beittbehee
wfibtrdaen IN benz tsrnhe heritarfen, naB
@olO gum 3pe6e Der Speculation fait
gar nid9t aeb % hqbeH ffIp miFD Rao
6ann bues SdiiA init iaikr trdnrioeu
.Serrlhnft Elm Gnoe. Be0auerlih 1T ba.
bel nur, 6dB Der ie9sttn9e 9da6EI fHgeel
| llebsreanos,S YeriOoe sbenfalls Ieioer
llnub, Oenn in oieiern Nu9enbllfe III fli
@las .@eGfeI @elO nod fduerer dtt5u'
lfaaffen, ais gegen Sttttsrlegung UonQtfi
tien &C., uno unter. 70I0 laBt fsb aud Dol
bette Aapier nidt anbrin8en; aber ole
/ Isr Graf miro Dttf6bin6sn, fobdlbl fic
Die 3 ltbeifi9ane Oesa9aaoetsltanbes b
Der Ejaculation einiaermoben erniittel
ldbt. "o sAt ~ h9Ffei
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-29

Ff.tNf NLks1s IFIttSL IV9SFUtb wv wv. -,
0fdf Settle BITE, bon elEer franS0iIs d
ihen ssissE7s6 rssl' Hgssc - n Ials,gsg -
5Gie 9entlde bat ben 8eiten gum
9iebiten Die Sran3Offdlen ben 2iesiten
gum selfell- =, asssass az ogso,e ..- Z.
~ Mit Stu lie n foil anrau bor-I
fein.-Oer 9reuB., Staatss
9lnseiaer ldbt fid)bOu ieinenl 9tew I,
fer 6 orreIpon6enteH fbreibens Dab be,
6iesIabriae acknowledgements in ban
Ser! @taaten MIR 1900, U0) H8aHsn
betraQen oer0e.a go ~, -. - =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-29


Scr eeffiasn 1otis iiber Srbn
5acob Sturj fiieen MIR CUR Grlanteriilg
nod binsu, Dab fin Broieft, Elm ameris
fdniIhes Weperfcttifnl II Srnnffurt a.
Or Al drihOen, an ben RDn0reB in
Nor,n zines Geict g8orfhlages ein9es
reid1t ,porDen iifs GO tpiro Dies pobI
cine Ser eyften Nrbelteti fem, nit Der oas
sWtiavdfsb erunqS 6 Omite 0es Gon0relies
fid befaaItiasm 1pitb. @efr gtur3, Der
befdAntfidy Dor nlehreR WtoHdten aud
NolbDile beIndte, bel tpeIher gelegens
heff Ibtgg iuis Mtlere Geler fid1 90 erin !,
tieklf tpfffef, cine ausfnbyli1e @eldJrei I
buno ieines Yroiettes Der0fenttihten,
6tif nun elm GircnIari an 6iirs1ntlide
goubskusprs Der 8ersinigten Staaten
aeriMtet in tuel@en. e. Oieielben mn
Angfanft dbet Die gefterit eriuabuten
! grd9en erlud,t. Sic Mntiporten Der
i, @oMnerneure lpllen ibm Dann oaan Die'
.slien, bei Istilet Denndhft su erfclgenoetl
sRaAtett mad Deutf9lanb Die Deutiden
porsn6ereiten nuf Die Nhsfnbfung feines
eosdatiaen 6ieffes, neldles, dnbpff9rl
III. nge GenebmigAng bee 0enere6t
fn6en ipirO.
- SeDes 6rauen3immer bat llnredt
bis fe ue,nt-Oann bat iie iOfOrt @eGt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-29
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IN ben ausl9nb Der Ohio 2 ohltRa sef9ents
@eEtbeiluna 800 $3.50. f
So sriLare nit S5gslseit Sas ID bClftahSta iI5er.
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bern ~ benz aneeeebeneu 2Ipede uno i4 gebe pom
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non benz Gtaatesg Aaenteifter.
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