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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09

Die SauptSwede Der Geieui6uft fnb Grmunteruns
sur Ginwdnoerung, in Iiiifrren Staat uno 8eribafz
Jung BON Arbeit ieber Mrt.
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spiien ;uei perfauften cine pa ante 9arccHe iegen
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09

Mutorifrtes &apitak. 81 ,0OO, 900
10000 9tdie1 iebe 8u!$50. 7
Organization.
Gen. Dldi. Sec. 8. Ehomas, BrGfibent
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rung.
Girectoren.
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Ni5aeI BURNS,
s. 9. 3arnmore,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09

coo per geoMdt: asenten ruerbet fur fse6
Wv neue MrtiteI bic ieSt erit besaussefommen
fth getn6t. Ran brefftre p. e.. Carer Gitn Bull
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09
1865

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09

az,, Columbia nc comohattiD n. go
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abfaBrt pun G6Eam5ta -. III e!.sy... 715 .. M
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aslfS s aas S nSrs as ams aaS
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Mbfabrt pom Nafbpile 500 81. ~
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- memphis .~!... ~. 10 =. : 80 u. Sles
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:, Decatur. = :. 1. :!.I 6.25i RJgRJ
aniunft in Rdfbptae ~. 80. :. s. 5.4s .R
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09
1866.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09

I Erifft IN gorintb nnb Braub Suuction nit ben 9ie
gen Der %. u. Obto urb gei6. Central 8ahu na@ Sc
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Street Depot 9eibpiHs5 &bess ftF2 BITE
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49, F35fHsJR Jfs1 5n Sen. Snpt. 677.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09

Sebtr @araer wirb hringerb erftsb9 nuf f--f0O Mes
NIB 1lpog IofDrt. PES uilrte eil1sn i4,,sH<tia NIB
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wtres. luI2S ifr
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09
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atlautie uns asdeifse ulfembab,r. !


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Der etiten Seffon bes 50. Srefes an9ehemmenetl
atte, betitett; GfpE ftet rpete our ltter5tiituna
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pon ben Studfeit 9ifonri uIiS MrtahIds mao gbem
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Der n befogter Afte 9eiilnhtem GbnmiFdfe Hernsn
berafen ,birb; lDe9e 8elSdntmIaiig in herEuTEaHs
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u st.sFseo9i 3, 30, 70 ausuft 1866, ~ ,S;i,s :.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09
1861.

Sauswtrtbs, bic NIT ttnsesitfer. trssnb staet VIZ.
sspIast iinb, m0gsn MUIR Goftdrs Grtsrmtnatur
ssbfaa&sn. mir bdben btsies Wittet peryats uns
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bts., ana rDenn cine Npf % fcftsse. gatr psrfads
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fen ailh Ganjen In srSssrer S9nsuisfstt, dis MT,
90 nie6eri4reiben tBnnen. tleberaG Nib "a Der
Ianst, .Rsbina, Obto Gosette."
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stfssn aas SanbIeEn. lbilsa1 SANTA t7i,tAERs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09
g er.I dlm4t.

$ls5OO beiaa aniers s aTSsN @
fdtne ~ perfdufen. Breis so. Gret neile Mrten,
Upper uHs -uuber feeS Auf probe gefanSt. 0aas
rdntirt fur Sabre. Obtges @ebaIt oSer grobe Com
nifon beaa6k. pic eiiisiaen 9tai9inen, bic ir ben
Der. Gtanten uritst $40 perfauft eTbe, bic uoHftns
BIG apyrobirt ffrh hurt Come. @beeier Mnb Miifon,
@roDeri nne 8ofer, Singer ". Go..a urb 8at9eIber
Mue 1uhsre biaigen 9af3inen fnb @etrigerei unS
fino 4dnier Hnb Gonfgmen.en STREET. uae 8eitrafung
untfrwerten. SGuitrirte gireuIere psreen fret g.
iaubt. Waan a6breffre Sbaw u. GIart in 8ibbefOr
Raiae oeer Chicago Sus. fisfs stsi1,.5u -
$40. 9riSfj3 9ft;g i-Ll .lf-5zeaE m 6me
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09
2ennefee G0IOnifationSs
GinaDanbtrianss q efeffbaffs

SncerpOrirt Siirh eins Act 6er seieseebenben SsFs
fdmmlHng bes Staates Tenneffee pom "a.
4RailS66. SSss
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
TUsCARAWAs COUNTY.

From the New Philadelphia Chronicle: :
At about one o'clock on last Friday af-
ternOon, Mrs. D W. Stambaugh, of this
place, was fatally burned while kindling
fire in a cooking stove The fire did not
seem to burn very readily, whereupon she
poured carbon oil upon 1.-THE oil ignited,
and the flames reached the can in her hand
in an instant, causing a terrific explosion
which was heard a distance of several
squares. Her clothes were completely
saturated with the oil, and of course en-
yeloped in flames in less time than it takes
to pen these few words In this terrible
condition she ran out of the house, and
across to the residence of DR.. O'Donnell,
on the adjoining lot. Mr.. J. G. Miller,
who resides on the opposite side of the
street. hearing her screams, ran to her as
sistance. Although completely enveloped
in flames, she had complete presence of
mind, and stood at the cistern while Mr..
Miller dashed water upon her burning
garments. The flames were extinguished
but her clothing was entirely consumed,
and her BODY q charred mass as high as to
her breast. Her sufferings were indescrib-
able, and in this awful condition she lin
gered until one o'clock on Saturday morn
ing, when death kindly relieved her o.
every pain.
One day last week a rather singular oc
eurrence took place ct Esquire McCul-
lough's, in Union township. A large
black snake chased hen off her nest, anC
proceeded very coolly to swallow-an egg
After an effort, which lasted perhaps TIVE
minutes, his snakeship succeeded in swal
lowing one of the eggs whole. While
killing the reptile the egg was broken.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
From New York.
al Kinds of Iterns.

NEW YORK, August S.-The Superinten-
dent of Police has information leading him
to believe that many Of the detectives in
this city are in completely with counter
feiters- John S. Young, long in charge Of
the detective force, has been removed and
Inspector Carpenter put in his place. Full
developments have not yet been maze
public.
At FIRE last night in DeKalb avenue,
the stables of Herman Alpers were des-
troyed, together with two horses. Mr. Alpers
was also burned to death while endesvoring
to save his horses.
The Purser of the steamer Baltic states
that one of the seamen of that vessel was
seized by the Prussian authorities st
Bremen Haven as a Prussian citizen. He
shipped in New York and il is not known
whether he was naturalized.
Henry Fink, late Mayor Of Museatine,
Iowa, was also lately seized by the Austrian
officials, while on pleasure tour in Austria,
and forced into the ranks.
1t is stated that Governor FentOn has
called the Supreme Court to meet in extra
session on the 29th 10 obtain decision in
regard to the eonstitutionality Of the Excise
law.
The Tribune's Leavsnworth special says:
The Indians on the borders Of Kansas are
on the warpath, robbing and outraging the
settlers in a most horrible manner. Troops
have been sent to thA prntection of the set
tiers.
The Times Washington special insists
that General Sheridan's dispatches from
New Orleans have not been mutilated, as
charged by the Tribune. It says the dis
patches viii be published in full, and It
will be seen that General Sheridan regards
Mayor Monroe and his policemen as even
worse than Dostie, Hahn Co. He has in
all his dispatches recommended the re-
moval OF Mayor Monroe
Nine new cases of cholera are reported in
the city to-day, but no deaths except in
the public institutions. In Brooklyn II
cases and4 deaths are reported.
The Queen of the Sandwich Islands ar
rived here to-day.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
AUCTION SALES.
UNCLAIMED RAILROAD BAGGAGE
AT AUCTION.
GLITTER & SON will sell at the

n CUTTER & SON viii sell at their
" Auction Room No 134 Bank street, on
TfEsDAY. SEPTEMBER llth, ls66, at 10 a. m
The following unclaimed baggage from the G p a
Ar R. unless claimed before day OF sale;
JIG $. Mower Rome, n l., box ladies
clothing; Agusta Pi1sr, Frespert, la-i u box
clothing; Jenny Lacy, Louisville, KY, blark
trunk, ladies under clothing; box no mark j.
n Pieree. Toledo, Ohio, I Russett trunk, mems
clothing; black yalise, mark shirts and stock
ings; black yalise, no mark, two woOlen shirts;
Coriett black bag, mems clothing; black bag
n. f., & Cleveland check S. mems clothing; l
box no mark, l bed; Thomas FaEell, l red box
mems clothing, Patrick Farrell. Alenviile, Pa, 1
box, mems under clothing; J. a stone, black
trunk. mems clothing; tool chest, mark
cOoper's tools; box, mari, cooper tOolsl black
trunk, no mark, ladies clothing; NJ. Carry, Erie,
Pa, box, mems clothing; bundle, no IaArk,
ladies clothing; wooden box, no mark, clothing
Russell trunk, no mark c. & Z check No. $50
chiidren's clothing; I box, no mark. mems cloth
ing; Alfred Smith, Waterford, Pa, black trunk,
ladies clothing; ] box, no m 'rk. wash boards; A.
DeMOtt, black bag, cioshinEi basket, no mark
John A. Letter, DunSirk, l box, mems ciothingi
NJ. II. hilleF black Nalise, shirts and collars A.
g Lowell, Galesviile, Wis, box, wooien yarn
D. d Clark Cleveland. o., 1 box, linim.nt; =.
Buskraft, Evansville. Ind, Russ~tt trunk, mems
clothing; Mrs. l. A. Page, Russell trusk. mems
clothing; black bag, Buffalo Cleveland check
:2S4, r-volvers; box, 40 mark, marble mantle;
Ellen Simpson, ] red hex, isdies clothing; box,
no marx, Bufflo a Cleveland chsek 300, mon :
clothing; green box, Y, 7. 3 Cleveland check
29S4 ladies cloihihg; ! carpet bag charges go,
mems clothing: Wm. H Dsvy, HarbOr Greek, Pa,
blA,k bag, shirts; J. P. kiliman, Cansda West,
l Russell trunk men's clothing hair trunk, no
mark, looking glass; ~ Leonard, : black bags
soldiers clothing; red box, no marx, charges s.,
ladies clothing; S. Nichols, Sheffield, ing, Rus
sett trunk. mems clothing; A. B. Scott, black
trunk, mems ciothiug; black trunk. No mark,
mems clothiugs CROWN ! black trunk, lArles
clothing: ! Gussett trunk, NJ mark, m-n's CLOTH
ing; l kuapsack, james Smit', soidiers clothing;
+ rank Bre.ce, black bag, sodi RS clothing; VIM.
n a. -frF . fol m
/ spirit level, no mark; l sword, no mark; pair
saddle bigs, no mark, coat; black trunk, no
mark, mems clothing; Aurilia Morton, black
trunk ladies clothing; l Russett trunk, 10 marx,
charges So 50, mems clothing; piece of railing
no mark; hammock, no mark child's wagon,
no mark Also - travelling bags and contents, no
mark h. NOTTINGHAM,
Supt @, P. & =. r. R.
Cgeveland. Aug 7th, 1856 aug7:S46
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
IN GENERAL
The Salem Journal says ;


The loeusts were very great annoy
ance, and in some places did quite Serious
damage. They are being followed by
swarns of grasshoppers. These pests are
in fair way to clean off some fields of
oats. Late sown generally suffer most.
The Stark County Medical Society met
at Dr.. Meitz's, in AassillioH, on the 26th
ult. A committee was appointed to adj
lust fee bill. Cholera was discussed, and
it was agreed that Medical men are
ignorant of the cause and nature of the
disease, farther than as showrthem by OBJ
scure symptoms.
Mrs. Peter Orrins died at her home, il
Plain township, Stark county, on Mon
day, aged los years. She had been quit
active, doing housework until short tim,
/ prior to her decease. She came TO Starl
county, from Adams county, Pa, in 1925
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
NoRTHERN OHIO NEWS.
SUMMIT COUNTY.

From the Akron Journal;
The soldiers of the late volunteer army
in Akron and surrounding townships,
held a meeting at the Court House, in
Akron, on Wednesday evening, to oga-
nize a Soldiers League for the preserva-
ton of their army associations and for
mutual fellowship. The meeting was
preliminary to county meeting for the
formation of county association.
A base ball club, named "Summit,
has been organized in Akron, with the
following officers: President, P e.
Ewart; Vice-President, c. L. Benjamin
Trea.urer, F. J. Wilcox Secretary, c. F
Waterbury; Directors, G G. Taplin; C.
Cranz, jr, and H. A. Sanford.
Welch's pottery, at New Portage
manufactures on an average 10000 gal
Ions of stoneware weekly.
A female child, supposed to be about
five days old, was found on the morning
of the 22d ult. on the doorstep of Mr.
Griswold, of Cuyaboga Falls 1t is {
bright, healthy, fair-looking child, and i:
now az the County Infrmary. Parents
unknown.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
Trouble Among the JOhnsOnites-The
Fight in the Committee On RaSOIu-
tiOns.

columbus (August ~ Cincinnati Commercial
Since the adjournment it has transpired
that the long delay in the Committee on
Resolutions was occassioned by disa-
greement quite radical between the mem
bers. A resolution was offered and car
ried in the Committee that the delegates
from this State to Philadelphia be in
structed to ,te for the admission of no
delegates who, living in the loyal States
during the war, embarrassed the Govern
ment in the suppression of the rebellion.
Through the efforts of Judge Thomas
W. BARLEY and L. D. Campbell, this res
olution was got rid of by parliamentary
vancouver, and in the contest the Com
mittee forgot to report the resolutions in
dorsing President johnson.
The action of the Convention in rela-
tion to State ticket is repugnant to
members who look not to organizing a
new party at Philadelphia, but
influencing the Union party already
organized. 1t is doubtful under these
circumstances whether Colonel MOulton
will accept the appointment of delegate,
and tits looked upon rs likely that others
who did not enter the movement in hope
of office, and who are unwilling TO be
made use of by Campbell and Tom. Bart
ley to give the State into the hands of
Copperheads, will now abandon the
whole movement
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ANORDISANCE-To levy aad assess

~ a special tax ON the lots abutting upon Pros
pect street between Eric and Hudson streets.
SFc. I. Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
City Of Cleveland, (two-thirds Of all the ms mbers
concurrin=) That the sum Of Ave dollars and
ninefy-four cents IS 94) be and the is hereby
levied and assessed upon each and every foot front
Of the several lots parcels of land bounding or
| abutting upon Prospect street, between Erie and
Hudson Streets for the purpose of paying the cost
and expense Of grading, paving and curbing all that
part of Prospect between the limits aforesaid
living without the outer lines of the rails Of the
Esst CeSeland Railroad.
SEc 9 That the East Cleveland Street Railroad
Company be hereby required to pay the sum Of elk
tbousapd 4 W hundred and seven dollars ard eighty
six c1nts fSs 5J7 so FOR the purpose OF paving the
cost and expense Of grading and paving so much OF
fafd Prospecs street. between the points Aforesaid
as lies b-sween the outer lines OF tie rail- Of the
main track and switches OF turnouts Of said rail-
r ad As uer agreement between said Railroad Com
pany and the cits of Cleveland.
SIC ,. That the owners Of the several lots or
parcels Of land bounding or abuttit g upon Pros
ect street between the points Aforesaid, shall pay
The several amounts Of money by them seyerally
due in that behalf as said paving shall have
been completed past their respective lots or parcels
of land TO the CITY Treasurer or such other person
as NAV be authorized to collect the same, and that
the Hast Cleveland Street Railroad Company shall
nav the amount assessed in section two above in
four equal instaluents, the first Of which shall be
pavabia on or before the tenth day OF August,
is6f, and the others the first day Of the months
cf September October and November thereafter !;
ssi4 ustalents 70 be paid to the City Treasurer
such other person may be authorized to collect
the same
SIC. This ordinance shall be in foEce from sna
..ftsr its passage
Passed August :, 1866.
F.W. PELT0E, President o: the Council.
G. s WHEATON Assistant City Clerk. Aug9:34l
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From California.
Mexican Items.

SAN FRAxo1sco, August "A Victoria
dispatch states that the steamer Saginaw
arrived there yesterday.
Il is stated that passengers recently ar
rived from Topic and Acapulco assert that
Hoscodo and his whole force have gone
over 10 the Liberals.
The French had notified large number
of the inhabitants of Acapulco to assist IN
the defense of the town, and the oihcers
appointed to command them declining to
serve were assessed from SO 10 SIS per
month.
Bullion Shipments.
The amount of bullion shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office, Virginia City
and Gold Hin, Nevada, for the past sever
months was 1881, ,326. The estimated
amount from the same source, for the pre-
sent month is Sl,5OO,OO0.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1866.
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