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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27

w no would not be beautiful. Who
W would not add to their beauty! What
gives that marble purity and distinsuc appearance
we observe upon the stage, and in the citv belle?
1t is no longer a secret. They use Iagans Mag
nolia Balm. Its continued use removes tan,
ttcckles, pimplcs and roughcss, from the face aud
hands, and leaves the complexion smooth, trans.
parent, blooming and ravishng Unlike many
cosmetics. it contains no material injurious to the
skin. Any Druggist will order it for YOU il not
on hand at 30 cents per bottle
W. +, IIAGAN, Troy, y. Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.. Wholesale Agents, MY.
SARATOGA STRING WArRR, sold by all Druggists.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27
A qua DE MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight Superior to any Cologne used
to bathe the fac, and Ierson. to render the skin
soft and fresh to allav inflammation, to perfume
clothing, for headache &c. It is manufactured
{ ON the rich Southern Magnolia, and is obtaining
n patronage quite unprecedented. 1t is II iavoritc
with actresses and opera singers. 'lt is sold by all
dealers at 81 90 in large bottles, and ~ DEMAs
BARNEs & Co., New York, Wholesal, Agents.
SArArooA SrnIxG WATER. sold by all druggists.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27

| EON'S EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA
~ GTSGER-for Indigestion, Nausea, Heart
burn, Sick Headache Cholera Morbus, Flatulency,
&c, where n warming stmulant is required. Its
careful preparation and entire purity makes it a
cheap aud reliable article for culinary purposes.
Sold evervw here, at 90 cts per bottle Ask Tor
~LYoN's' Pure EXtract. Take no other.
SARATOGA SrluSG WATER, sold by all Drugsis'..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27

HEIMSTREETS iLimitablc Hair
IL Coloring is not dye. All instantaneous
dyes are composed of lunar caustics, and more or
les destroys the vitality and beauty of the hair
This is the original Hair Coloring, aud has been
growing in favor over twenty years. 1t restores
gray hair to its original color by gradual absorp-
tion, in a most remarkable manner. 1t is also
bSiutiul hair dressing Sold in two sizes-50 and
St-by all dealers. {. HEllSTREET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27

81 say, JIM" says one friend to an
other on meeting, Il hear our friend a
has been in the oil speculation heavily"
elias he made any,hingl" "Oh, yes"
says Jim, she has made an assignment"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27

At medical examination, Young
aspirant for doctors diploma was asked,
When does modification ensue? Think
of the amazement his questioner must
have felt when he gave the answer,
when you propose TO u lovely girl and
are refused
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27

A lady visiting a girls school asked
one of the children, "What arc you
making my little mistress Is it a
chemise ?" "No, ma'am' replied the
girl bashiully. Its hc-mise.'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27

The latest invention in the ''palpitating
bosom" for the ladies, which gently
"heaves' by the touch of an emotional
spring" concealed under the left arm.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27

A female writer say the ''nation wants
a man." Perhaps sho has confounded
her own personal wants with that Of the
nation.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27

"Who is that grim female in a low
neck dress there among the wall-how!
ers ?" asked A. of B. at a ball. THAT
oh, she must be the night blooming seri-
Gus"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27

A witty fellow says that hoop skirt
hanging out of door reminds him of
peel of belle
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27

Here | had finished; but my husband,
reading what ! had written made this
comment Which few men do when
they pop the question, my dear, mcbt
Wdhr? ?"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16

81 svseloeksl We have n academy, vAich cenmeaos1
o. 81 term to-laV l3h undsr the chazgs d graduate
6 Dartmouth, ansd By siacIsnt eeps & tsaoherA
Thoe also several select schools here Al meeting
M eoo6 dsGFss Of encouragement Young MEMS
Association has been formed and Il h possible We may
have course Of lectures here the coming winter The
Presbyterian, Epsoopalian, Baptist and Methodist con-
gogaions have each commodous houses Of Wosshp and
there have bssn large accee1ons 70 nearly I'll Of them
during the pest three m0nShA
Tho Chanauqus County Agricultural Society holds IL
thrtissh annual fair on tie Metropolitan Fan Grounds
10 the souhsn suburhs Of the town, the llth, l2h
and 18th Of September next These yearly gatherings Of
tho farmsn mechanics 10. have hsrelolors bean IT.
tended with much pront and 1t sxpsctsd the show Of
the present year wifi 1t least BE- equal 70 former fairs Of
this society. We do not know yet who u TO deliver
the annual address Lovers Of the turf frequently Try
their sssds the raoe course 70 which portion o the
Fair grounds u appropriated Two trots have taken
place within the last ten days. Quite number Of the
sporting gentry from the surrounding country were
present on both occasions, and Considerable money
changed handa noticed with regret an unstsadineGs
and ireguaty In the locomotion after the races were
over for which the exhilarang and exciting nature Of
the occasion failed 70 account
general tighness 10 money matters consequent upon
the withdrawal Of State currency u beginning TO be slt
and complained Of We look however, for iess costive-
ness in this particular - We grow older
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16
our CAPE ISLAND CORRESPONDENCE.
CAPK ISLAM. n. ].

CAPx ISLAND. N. j., Angus, TO- 1865.
The season here Is drawing to close. The rush Is
and the seekers OF pleasure and air all got
ting ready to return TO their homes During the past
week the hotels have thnned out very much and there
vacant rooms at Congress Hall and the
Columbian. Most Of the visitors here from Phia.
delpha and Baltimore, very few from New York. hence
there has not been much dress, fashion and
gayety at Long Branch, which is filled with New
Workers.
The great affair Of the season, the carnival aud
masque ball. came on last at Congress Hall, and
probably much OF a success the managers
ticpatcd The music was good the dining room 10 which
the ball given. handsomely decorated the 1ro
works the lawn event or well but fancy dresses
few and far between and there but little display OF
dress and jewellery sShoddy OF hand,
but not In very great quantity Most Of the gentlemen
wore business suits and very few appeared in full dress
The following ladies' tho .most noticeable Hon.
Mrs. j. /. T., OF Baltimore, n violet silk trimmed
with white point lace; Miss J. II. A. OF Philadelphia.
pearl silk trimmed with white point lace aud
LEI velvet The belle Of the evening appeared to be Mss
$. P, OF Bamore she wore white tarletan dress
with pulled body, orange coloured silk upper skirt and
bodice; Miss VIM r P, Of Philadelphia, wore rich
black silk dress point lace collar and cap and very hand
some diamonds Robert Heller appeared in several DIFF
ercni characters during the evening The party broke
up at two o'clock, after which the hotel serenaded
nv Beck's PHILADELPHIA band
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16
SUPREME counT-CHAMBfss.
The Cattle Driving Nuisance.
Before Judge Barnard.

Auersr l5--St,rays Il az ~. The Beard q H,aih-
This motion 10 dissolve an Injunction restraining
the BOARD Of Health from interfering with the plaintiffs
business a. q butcher In the city Of Brooklyn
Mr. Lawrence appeared for the plaintiffs, and asked
for an adjournment In consequence or the absence OF
Mr. James 7. Brady, who was In the country.
Mr. Tracy hoped the would 60 on, as the Board OF
Health ans TO have the matter disposed or The
Injunction vas quite general in ne nature.
and allowed not only the sntins, but all butch
In BROOKLYN the privilege Of driving their
cattle through the crowded streets IN the day time.
II not dissolved ought nj least 70 be modified a. TO
rcate 70 the business Of the plaintiffs only and not be 20
general ss 70 sford every butcher protection.
Mr. Lawrence thought this discussion OF the case was
unfair He would rather have gone on with the argn-
ment without Mr.. Brady than have this discussion
Mr. Bliss who also appeared for the Board of Health,
said he would Ike 70 make suggestion which vas this
that pending the argument bis Honor would 20 modify
the injunction that Il should not apply 10 the business
Of any particular slaughter house In the dktrict.
Mr. Lawrence said he willing " should be 20 modl
ned provided there was adjournment until Mr. Brady
got back
The Court then modified the order and adjourned the
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16
ANOTHER RECORD or SIN. SHAME AND DEATH.

From the Rochester Union. August Is
Some time has elapsed since the public In this city
have entertained Disguised as their tastes may
be- by the recital Of OF seduction followed by vo
lence abortion and death Coroner rran has such an
aiar under investigation The details are not yet so
fully sed by the invest gation 10 warrant the giving
OF full particulars The victim Is young unmarried
WHICH su"raS ro ,bs emc or mslorune Of she
fa,her The daughter has resided here and al Seneca
Falls with married sister, and In New York she be
came encciRte, and recently taken 10 house on
Rome street. in the Sixth ward. kept by woman named
Ms where II is alleged the criminal act was performed
The fact that the sir was seriously IN came TO tho
knowledge OF a brother Friday morning, and he NJ
once took TO the house respectable physician, WITH
purpose have her removed from the place The phv-
stefan advised him that the patient was too VI 70 be re-
moved. ON the following night she died
wears Of Ago She WAS graduate Of the seminary a,
Lima her seducer Is young man residing a. seneca
Falls To what extent he was concerned IN tne CRIME
that was the immediate cause OF her death does NOT YET
Before the eoroner's jury this forenoon the woman
Mills was sworn she stated that she met the deceased
ct the Central depot in the evening three weeks ago She
inquired for respectable boarding house. said shc was
ss,rangsr IN the city and did not want 90 70 hotel
Mrs Mills Informed her that she could stop with her
and the two proceeded TO the house No Rome street
week ago Saturday the young woman was taken SICK
ps hs - srs MUS s swssrs Of r0T p
Dr. sabln, was called 20 attend her She grew
gradually worse until saturday when she died.
her, Three scce. a days last week young man
whom Mrs Mills says deceased told her was her brother
called upon her end remained some time each visit This
man was undoubtedly her seducer He Is SAID 70 live
seuacs Fails. Mrs Mills testimony goes but . iittle
waysto unravel the mystery surrounding the case and
she either did tell oil she knew or she very isno
rant woman
Drs Isngworhy and whi,beek we're called BY ccrc
nor Treat 10 make post mortem examination, whcn
they did They report that their opinion deceased
had been delivered Of frsrs advanced four months OF
over In the period Of CESSATION They also expressed me
opinion that tbe delivery caused ny yso'eocsoy the
uss ~ instrumental
The examination will b. continued This snsruoea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 49, sHEEp

niehs w. grand suoosA ms party saassAsl q evsr
oas HUNDRED people regsessaa.e tie vealsA faehiea
cabss nssl was also largely vspssssatsd soious ba
room was erected especially Tor he oocason. ana the
elegant apartments Of the permanent bufldiag we're
taslsfulIy decorated the prosnmns vas q fOliows-
!, 9usaiil,s; 2 va.ss; 0s,op; = LAaosss; 8 ya!ss;
II, Gsiop; Il, 0uadrils; IA Polka; Il Es.ourks;
Is vaI.s; TO- Gslop; ~ LAaesr.i ID 0siOp; 10. slr
me dancing and festivities were proloagsd I'LL IAts
hour Of this morning.
rHf rxRkBfz AND I'M 0UIS CAnG2
In compliance with the request Of Mr. Field the Brit
ish Admiralty has placed the steamer Terrible q the
service OF the Newfoundland Telegraph Company, 70
assist laying the new cables across the Gulf Of 81 Law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16
CASE o. lfaNAnn fnIfRY.

TO TIE EDITION OF THE HEkALb.
CosyHsr or Nsncr, Horsroy srasz,
August, II, 1893 !
II was not until today that We were informed BY an
article In your paper that young Bernard Friey 10
the rombs under sentence OF DEATH has been accused
Of treating M In . dIsrespectfui We readily
srm that on the contrary his conduct has always been
courteous and most respectful. Pc hN listened 70 Our
Instructions and endeavorsd 70 profit BY them He deo
with our bsA sympathy for his untimsly fts, accom-
panied BY our best prayers that hb sincere RpYntsnee
erucdsd Saviour VIII secure hin pardon lad mercy.
very respectfully THE eUTERg or MnRCY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16

In addition to Major VIM ". Post, New York Military
Agent, at Albany, n r.. and Lieutenant Colonel :. Z.
Lee New York Military Agent 81 Washington, p O.,
reuon has directed Bresdlsr Gsne[sl Charles
New York city, 70 receive and forward 70 hs Agency o.
Washington, n. c. FREQ OF charge, ~ claims for Cd
nounced that Information wi be fnfnshsd by applying
4, the shove named ONO, persopAly OF by letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16

A Western Ceutessrian.
puxs CorssIr old and respected citIsen Of Ytts-
burg, Pa, died In Elizabeth. Pa, frdAg 10 ths
hundred and nrrs yesr Of his ne We born 0ctcbsa
%, tTeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16

NEW J1Gx.-0ovsfnor Ward has appoln1sd GsnssH
Z Campbell State Agent for the oollsctiea Of tho -
donA bounty due under the cot Of the late Congress-
70 New jersey soldiesuL
the subject Of ~ extra session OF the Legislature ID ~
csivins much attention. the democratic papers generally
being opposed TO the measure q mourning an unnscss
sary expense on the STATE. State ssnaGer James Y
scove has written letter TO the Governor fsvong IN
extra session
ILLmom The Congressional nominations in Illinois, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16

grand ball Ia 10 take place NJ the residence Of Mr.
Ridley this evening In Harbor Grace All the officers o.
the cable feet are invited. Cyrus W. Field wlloughhy
Smith and Laws viii not attend the hall
FMpAY, August . 1866
0wASn ~ uAsnox nusrr
The ball NJ Mr.. T. n. RIdicy's, IN usrbcr Gr.ca. its
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-22

81 Die 5auptspedeber 9eieuiduft iinb:. Grmmnteruns
3nr Ginp1noerllng in unierfn Stdat NIB 8erf5afS
.Iang Don Mrbeit jeoer Art. I--l E1a Iss
Sen erIten bieier 2pede beabii5tiet iie bur9 Anz
tnif 2dnbereien 81 efrecen, mo ft dtigemeIene
@aiierfraft pber an0ere &ortbeile fir abrtf% unterz
gssasn sasbists. egis burg snti srSssrsr saSS-
fenbaHnen. Siefe 2dnbereien oHen IN pafienbe 8auz
iteuen unb sr6sere SIdd)en ausgsIegt unb an ben
Ginpanberer ertueber s1lu Tpirfiieu ODER menig
b5bten Roftenpreis in Der Nrt perfa,lf erben, bab
swiben 3lpe uerfauiten cine 20 onte qlrceue Heaen
bIeibt. Ser QdHie, bat Elm gicrtbeiI baar unb 6as
uebriee in 2 unS Sabre 81 te;dbIell-
pie geieIf6aft rptrS dub ciS asentr fir aroBe
aanbbefser biensl rpe9e br2ato eoiOntirtau 1eben
piinf6erI.
6urb 8ei9afnng Don Sanopertern, Gdrtnern unS
eber Art pom 4rbeiterH cube retiaen Sic
peridaffen f6nf1eu, bd e5 thr mSehd III Seffaftguns
~ Iobnenben gretien i'm gefnnbeen un6 trntbtbaren
4lima Der gnnSen gSelt slShern nllo eheRp Diro nc
i'm Stan6e lem, ben 4rbgitsgebel trieee suft ellen,
inSem re bic rbeiter fir ibf an rsene einen Sans
bansspias Ober cine Giienbabn Staffon Issfert Bir
beabfidti, infer Spitem, ole @rten BON @rbeiterm
mad ieSern Ebsit bes stautss al bei5rbern, immer
mebr III perpoatcmmnen. Be9en ndberen Beittn1s
munsen uerweiien mir uui w ier Circular iber Sieen
9unft FSt -t.- Vs.
Der Sewinn Der gefeui9aft ,Dirb pom benz ipdteren
Serfauf Der porbebnItenens iusmtiben Hegenoen
9runbftide. pom 4ufbau pom G6rfern un6 Stdbten
an ba3a geeianeten Sieaer, pom Der AufbilIfe pon
aaS ST les e5z
lid pou ben Gcblbren fur Beiorgrns pom @rbett er=
uartet. -
Sn unfer Capital auf Dem SdnopeltS per Se1eu10dr
baftrt 1T, 70 1uub iebe @ertber6Dbnhg bes esteren
notbIpenbig bic Actien in sIedem WaBe ruertbuoaer
MAIDEN ynb baber ruereen Mnfere Meten= nbaber bie=
felben chen 10 fiber ais north etihcft ftHeen.
Die 6auptz Office rpirb in 0aibpiae, 5enn., 9ebals
ten, unb bic @efeafdaft beabFdtgt, Sub=Ngerten in
e6em 9ountu bes Staates ansufteIeu SuPicrtptionsz
biiber befnOenfi9 in ben 5dnbeH Don AnOn 3eIion,
Shasmeiiter; 6eIir 81. gbe1tbam Sefret1r, Mne Sof.
5aubef. 8eneraIs agcnt fir GinrpanScrung Iuelcbe
autnriirt ffnb, tinter;ei9nunseu fir 4tien Der @ef
ieniduft eiltae9en 3I nebmen.
~ --- @ep.l 8. Ebpmas, gfff4
Yrdij6ent Der Gem. GoIonii1tipnsz
unb Ginpanberunes =9eieui9aft.
TeIi, u. GbedtbdnI.
H. =. Setretdr. ..-r-f t7fept 3m
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0amSieaten , Mnleiaen I:

e.o,.s Sr1tsr SIC. GO
F5uF SnSstn y - :. 80. : . :s,.. 1000
ss.t ." Stast7 III sgE ...,,.. 500
st,,.,..,, il, her euesioI< 5pote beim eraen Raie
%1OO fiir Is MEN, ie6e Ineitere Ginte 20 Gents
g1citere Mnseiaen per 2ine 10 Gents -
an,eisen in ben aoeaIfpatten Iperben NIT 81 90 tr
"a 2nen beretn't ieSe Uetters stn'e m'f ~ ee'S'
w 8obIt6dtisfeits <@useiaeu iuer=
BEN gratis aufsenOmmen. &nsel9en
NON @esenl6aften nub Sereinen bere1@
Wen mig Snm balben Yreiie. "a
9sSIl,no fir Mn,eiaen unb Subfertpttoneils pon
n,iSehTfb her SeaSt erbitten mir uns prGnnmer1noo
- unS,erinden nm bic 3uienSung pom tlenen Setrdsen
. / N'ssY F'f7@' TeNreiTee tStaats3 eihn9s>
.2dauS er7sGg dIlH@eiea(4ait.
ugaT -3lgFa6f ssoG<8Og 50.
9afbuiIIe Tenn,
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NetlIteS 0lnG
&rdntcn Menid)beit!

9ur9 Iansidbrtee Bemiitunsen bes Sectors S. . e.
1T IS en66 seIungef. elm neues WitteI, obne nts
neralife Benn6tbee ~ entbeden, weldes bic Derals
tetiten unb gef6brlier Sranfheiten p1is Mslb pous
tommen aeiunb ma9t. s5aEeIbe 1T bereifs pbn G5ez
mifern untersudbt unb Der hohiten RebicinaIbez
bSrbe in osbineton seprf. oils pirtlida beIidm be<
htnben anb has 9otent ertbetIt anter benz amen
0oeIbe itdrft ben Raseu ui6 bic Gebdrme, entfernt
iebeTnreinHfeit aus bema5rp md9t has BIit mics
Der seiunb 10 baS fein Raeenframpf Ober 2eibibmer
3etl ober Sotbrennen itdttnben farm; brngt groben
hunger unb @ppetit BELT In furser et bic 9iarrboe
unb Der Climber Sommereomplant; lfiir tekteres mus
dilsbrtd bic Repictn geforbert werben) Werl&ngert
bas aeben berlSuneen ssnftrSbren nnb nnterteibs<
S9rpinbfi Ausaehrlng, ineein he ben uetern
ssrs9em SnRa gt61e ss gsssm
wenSen NIT 9enaner En9abe Der Yerionlt9teit, hes
Alters, Der 9ouer Der Rrrfbeit BELT Sas Abma nnb
m sear a
insbeior bere Der iungen NdoGen. -tS =
5erner TT beim Grinder sM baben: 2epn'S 3cs
men tdaIid trOpfenz iS in peri9ieSenen Rrantbetsz
fdaen 5felweiie su nebmen. Gs erieft bic tdfte
nedt bic 2ebenseeifer, bdrt Bite Sinfe. benntt has
6as Sp6trennen tBbtet bic @armer un6 beiIt bic os
lit oeS Wagens uno Der Gingapeibe IN etniaeu NiH=
ten nnS madt tr6b!id siebt 6em Baheridtisen ains
berung; beiIt bic nnperbauItdfeit tn elmer Gtunbe
Mrb benimmt bas SersfIopen uns ermeidbt bps Grom=
meIfen bes Sauben hnbert bas Gopfpeb, reinigf baS
@Iut, brinst es in Circulation anb 1t unIltOmmen
beiIbar geaen bic Slot unb Der Sdmorbpiben unb be-
fSr6ert bic monatlte &etnigung Der Srauen3inmer;
fir bic Bieberberseumrs bes ntdnniGen @ei9Iebts
aas % sas esf a rs It s ss
Iera, Seft, Gin alter f9pn&er gres nimint einen
GbI1ffeI non aGe Gage auber benz tdgIbeu gebraub
Eropfen, Tprb better iin6 eyLan9t periiugenhe
Settles mnb abrpertrdte unb Tam en bobes alter
tet9en. Gen 6amiiien nI9t gerug su empfebIen. -
@ebrau9sauweiiuns beiast bas gdbere.
Serner bas beriPmte ftdrtenbe Musenrpafer Mnb gum
Gtnreiben fit an Rerpenfdw&s leiotnbe 4erioneta.
Die 6Iafdbe1 Dollar. I
Serner eepp'S OaIfa,a, Us eents) fir Sufteu 1t.
9eudhnffett Der 9inber.
Serner Ser;ftdrfsnesr Baliani. $50 gts,l aesen
CEnMa6ten u. plbtIt6 Iberfduerpe 9ersersi bud6be.
Sernsr Heopia Salbe segen ttanfe 8raite, gum Gr=
wetten, 4ufaieher unb noltomme er 9eiIung.
8erner Elm erit Meu eritbedtes @ttteI gesen 2ansen
unS Npsqnitos (oie SIaide 50 gts.) lR ielbige alf
thinner aus ben Betten unb Bdnben 3n perItIgen.
3atb rptrb unentgeIbIib ertbeiIt 9lorgens SD
Mnb pou4-6 nbr 0a3mtttags. r.
DR.. e. 2eO1, z
Office sol Dearborn Street
! 5UrF ~ =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-22
9enneffec GOIOnifatiOnSs
E@tnSs sfu'rS
GintDd1tbermigS Sefeu fbaft.
SIcprupfirt bur efpstt Get Der sefesgebenben ger=
fanImIims 6es Staafes Tenneffee pom "a. z J u
9Rdi fS66.
AutoriFrtes &apitaI 81, 100000
10000 Artfefli iebe su $50. 70,

Organization.
gen Tldi Geo. 8. TbDmas, grdffbeut
, . 81. g8. SSobnfon, Sise< 9srdfoent.
4 Teiir ". GhentAdm, @etretGr., FsEz
# Anf0m 0eIipn, S6asr eiher. srFE
Sofepb SduSed, @eneruI}Asent fir GtnwmOe=
b r!In9.
EEtL SirectoreH.
8 Sen. Ia. @ep. $. Sbomas.
SauureI NATION, rr|.a4
gHcbaet Burns, fse
s. %. 9aramore, DO. .- ~,
y q. G. @iers, al IS -F4t
ab. R. SeFeboper.
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6uaeubsesiinbe1t.

Gin 3err, Sst JabreIane itbcn an neruBfen S9mds
den, frbseittsen Serial fOrpie inter 5Osen feimIis
DER Sugenbfanssn litt Uia gum Hefsn Der sis euben
yeeni6bett ale, psI&e IS berbaast bsbHrfsn, Her
eept anb Nnwsians, Elm sinfn4es SeiImitteI.
usIdes ibn ieIbf curtrte. fret aberfenben. Rronte
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