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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
NO NEW PiRTY % b. FOR E..
Organization 0niy Deemed Necessary In
NeW-iOIh.
LIST or HE DELEG ATES.
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-l. g -l 20. 3D. c..--. ~ william bi-ler, the oy gam
l.5. IS Pea sylvia ~ il Isu-de him TO stay out
OF 'ae ''nvento.. .-.' "AA o'Aef r'aoo De"ooi"''
20 d.. Nc ma a'.''' - prominently '''oNo"
'.r-t Poe wal as Us ' God seed 'a."hushan arc "!
,I .t~ b, a., ia.f a! Gus D"' 10 ""' tnhA
t.r ca s.cc,oG The ha.ory OF the Democratic
...te 1as - 60 u col Aon WAo, dunng the Rebel
.l .,e Cope lneads Il t.o moss intense stne. Iheir
r,pl4o-s 10 better tlan those 81 Faiilhdlshah,
Nard nd fcnde Oh, and ID agree ana s!uip''hlze
"a tle'c men, 80 the idea oI excluding NaHanus guam
$50. isme'cly Tor eject
David D. Rose ohited states Aarsni oi iuian"' aHu
delegate from ms STATE Is just III Hohi "aSni"son'
where be the President yesterday lie represents inc
President as saying to him that al Administration 10 ue
successful take care OF It's friends, and sec mat us
patronage IN the hands OF It's inehds ana 'hat nc IN
tended 20 carry out THIS IDEA iuiy a'et 'e rh"ucP"
Convention met. Rose also says mat 'he riesuch' PROM
ised him the Post-Ohce al ildiahHpois'
The principal topc OF eon'efsa"oh nnops 'no ueesa'e'
to-day ID the ADMISSION OF feJccUon VI '"Nnus' oN'
parry asserts that DC must DC eheluued' aud anoer '
he must be admitted Inc opleeuoh ID ho' W Nun P'
sonaly but he IS named aS man VI VIM
are known as peace Democrats uui'He "O VOL NV ~
idea OF the war Democrats ana hePuDh0ahS 70 cAcuuo
oil such from the Convention. lhey arc espeeay DUCT
agains; Vallandgham ana the "oous' "ho' 'ey soy,
must not be coa1ed TO stay out but must DC put OUT
they attempt TO enter. Gen. james d. steedihah mas
drawn up Resolution which he says he VIII oher I'M
mediaely after the temporary ORGANIZATION VI 'no Noh
yenton, TO exclude all from the South who were ohgihai
seccoonis and all from the North who, during the war;
were convicted OF d'S'oyai acr OF VINO eounon11
sistance to the draft Ibis is intended especially 10 ,eanc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
The French Demand. Upon prussia.

Authentic information from private sources here
confirm the following Just received;
PAEIs Thursday. Aug. 9, ls6e
The French Cabinet addressed note TO the Prussan
poptng out that the great changes the p
cal organization Of Germany render it necessary that the
French frontier should be rectfed BY an accession ofroy
10 France
The French Cabinet made yesterday further eoumuncS
on 70 the Cabinet OF Berlin demanding the restoration Of the
French frontier as it existed in el4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
ReuusyIyauin.

There are two sets Of delegates elected IN Penn'
s,yaps to the Phsdephs Convention by the johnson
marty and the other BY the Democrats The Democratic DEL
egates are follows:
DELEGATES AT LARGE-Dayid Portere1 Governor during
ina war with the Shareholders and now with the
whipped ohiyalry, William Bigsr 81 Governor was In tAe
confidence Of the Rebel leaders opposed the DRAFT and loved
treason; William Packer anything and everything ana
would gladly sacrifice any party provided no could tnssoy
advance his own political fortunes the Hon. george W.
woodward now Chief Justice ran for Governor three '
.so ON tho ticket OF party league with the ksbeon De-
,sa in Secession and did not believe 10 giving oo"''''
.~a,sr. The ,blest man probably In the delegation
n,,,tcr DsIEoArEs-lstt the Hon james Campbell exsym'
,.,h,,.r with the Rebellion; George n Wharton lifelong
n.mocrat good lawyer aud sympsthizer with Valsndg
ham ID Col W. Patterson candidate for several ON
M =, the hands Of Democrats Richard Vaur once Mayor
now college director to be blatant nervous politician with
Dnt OF peteutons and very little brains which have been
exercised considerably in describing how he danced with
certain oueeu- Emma; 3D. John Robbins defeated me
and again when Democrat for Mayor OF faaei-
mia; Daniel " Fox who suffered Ike fate last faii t'n
Eli, Lewis an e1Chef Justice who're eolness of the ma
lions cause was not concealed ohAre' Df'"n'
wrsnsling, noisy politician. who VIII 90 any
thing politically or live anywhere TO obtain once 'n' ""
H. Davis Col Of 10th Pennsylvania Regiment caring 'ne
war who was defeated FAN for Auditor Genera Jonn VI
D.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
Faetious spiris Among the Southern Delegates
in Washiugton.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tnbune.

SpecisI Dhpatch 20 Tie N T. ITIU1H' -,
WASHINGTON August u, lsG6.
The factions ,prt Of the delegates now Washington be-
speak for their Efforts in Philadelphia row. Tie question OF
the admission Ct vaandgham, Wood and stephens u o
eussed tonight the hotels with considerable erVor pro sau
con; and impressed should these three be rejected Tue
soutberners believing hey have been and are the true
ends VIII bo Whereas ;heir admission is suTo to eIeae
0 disturbance With 1essatcs from the East and west IA
Mayss R.-rn Msduoas in his efforts In behalf Of peace
During the ne inmate Of the Old Capitol or ds
loyalty but to-day he seems been commissioned in the
especial Of Tburow Wood Judge from bis CONVEX
saiion and works There will be general exodus for the
Quaker City in the morning train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
ARNIsTICE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND
ITALY.
BY rEE CABLE.
Clos. Of Parliament-The Queens Speech.

LoNloS Thursday August 9, 1906
The propagation OF the English Parliament takes
PLACE tomorrow The queens speech the occasion VIII
breathe neutrality and peace.
LONDON. Friday. Aug TO- 1876
The session Of Parliament Jas closed.
The Queens speech the dissolution returns thanks to the
Government of the States the action taken by in
the matter of the late Fen.an RAID into Canads.
The speech expresses tue Queens qualification at The
success Of the Atlautlc cab e.
The remainder If the address from the throne relates to
nome questions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
The Pru,sian PInn Of Cenfedsrsiion.

BERLIN. Thursday, Aug. Q, le6o.
The semi-ofcial journal to-day has an article IN Ia
,or OF leaving intact as far as is convenient the general in
tsres Of Prussia the vital institutions peculiar each
try to incorporated with Prussia and especially the system
Of administration Of justice the provincial representation and
the constitution and administration Of ter comnunes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
Sketches OF Delegates to the Philadelphia Com
veutiou.

weappend review Of the different delegates 10 the Con-
vantion carefully classifying them according 20 states
The whole is remarkably interesting chapter Of ante
cedents, such collection Of biographies as
should not DO counted ont N eVhe
the truthful history of the grand sequel in Philadelphia
tho Chicago Convention and the Rebel Congress le
overwhelming majority Of Copperhead and Rebel polin
clans and the curious personal character by some
of the delegates should be aentiyey studied before the
Convention begins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
gne Gut cable Repaired.

Asp Jay. y. s.. August 10 t.30rm
The Gale acro-s .ae Gulf Of st. Lawrence was
..ir .,ttl lr sc lo o'clock this morning the weather
f..l r-.. speec, as made by Mr. Charlton aud the
.....c .e.l.l fl -e shore The cable will DO ended at
.s-t .,..s ,ls evening, when communication, via the
Atlantic cable r he almost iDstantaneous between tae
UMt,. s. res ,-l L-lore
AsPl BAY, Aug y, is65-9p. m.
les. l. rc-os tie Gulf Of ST. Lawrence IS IA compete
working csttr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
Maine.

The delegates for this State were elected by the
Democratic Convention:
DELEGATES AT LARGE.-Lorenzo d. NJ sweat once memUei
m the legislature and then for 1903 10 st5 Rich
ard " Rice once Judge; A. W. Johnson Rev Leonard
Woo D. lately President Of Bowdoin College.
DISTRICT DELEoArEs.-Geo c. GesheU Paul ,. MerflI
Albert p Gould Dr. Geo. W Ladd. All Democrats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

AuBUKs. N. Y. Saturday. August H. 1866
Secretary Seward arrived In this city at o'clock this
afternoon, and will remain until Tuesday. He is in ex-
cellent health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
Rhsde Island.

Decentralization Beach Lawrence, an e1
Governor and noted in the law; Ama'a sprssue' a
Mcclellan elector In 1864; Alfred Anthony delegate
20 the convention which nominated Acoiehan' anu pun
% tba leading democratic organ The PrOrens POH
,vh,oh asnounced Gor,,nor johnson unmgsted dis
grace to the country and not good some negroes ARIEL
Bsou Mcclellan elector in ls6ii Thomas steere editor Oh
IN, Prosd,ne Peat Elisha R. Potter QegaeF'is s-'42'i@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
The European War not neutrality-suspicious.
of France

The war in Europe is probably not ended.
The military and naval preparations of France poihttoS
ho. intention on the part Of Napoleon his demands FOR
the extension frontier Of France to the Rhine are not
peacefully compiled with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

for Secretary Of State in s6 James H. Parsors Demo-
cratic politician and james wsterhouse who can be placed
IN the category Anthony Steere and Potter In st
issued an address urging the people to defeat re0n
suffered the ourages Of Gov johnson and TIE hstwo.
in q, hailed the organization Of new repnbhcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
NORTH CAROLINA.
GEN PALMER RELIEVED AS PRESIDENT OF THH COURT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAYNES TO BE MKT
WILMINGTON. Saturday

WILMINGTON saturday August IL. sc.
The Cape Fear Steam Flour and Grain Mills owned by
AleX. Oldham destroyed today Loss $%O,OOO no
insurance.
Major.Gen John NJ Palmer of Illinois, az his own re-
quest has been relieved by order of the Secretary OF War
fIom duty President OF the General Court-sarisl III
this city.
The Court remains In session and will soon proceed to
the trial Of Lieut.. Haynes A. A. Q. ", charged with
misconduct as an accounting officer which case has been
sent here for trial from Charlestou, g. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
A National Iu..isatio. for x.v.lid Soldiers.

The Crown Prince has issued an appeal urging the
esa shment national institution for invalid soldiers IT
f. with tia consent Of the King that the Prince takes interest
In this undertaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
NAPOLEON Ask. nm Extension Of Frontier.

Napoleon has asked from Prussia an extension o
the frontier Of France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
Fire at NiehoiasviIie, NY.

CINCINNATI Friday, August TO- ls66.
Major Bufords stables at Nicholasyille KY, were de-
stroyed by fire last night About 80 horses burned
one of which was valued at 81 600. Totaloss $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

The Prince and Princess Frederick William Of Hese while
on their way Berlin. received Communication at Msgde
burg in consequence Of which they discontinued their jour
journey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
The Armistiee Between Austria and Italy.
FLORENCE. Thursday, Aug Q, ls66.

FLORENCE. Thursday, Aug q, 1860.
The suspension of hostilities between ltaly and
Austria it expected viii expire the 18th inst. a4
LONDON, Saturday, Aug. IL, 1866.
An srmstice has been agreed upon between Aus
rs and Italy upon the basis Of the cessOn Of venea Italy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
Accidental Denth.

BALTIMORE, FRIDAY. August 10 ls66
young son Of J. NJ Habliston Cashier Of The Bate
more Sun died this morning nom injuries received from
"a horse Oh bis fartheTs farm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
Arrivals Of DipIemansts ut Berlin.

Baron Pfordten aud Count Bray have arrived from
Munich and the Prince Hese also arrived from cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

favorable and 1t is believed at headquarters that Harmonious
adjustment Of between delegates win be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

TIE WiGWAM NOT TO BE READY BY TUESDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

IeTai Character Of the Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

THE TLAN AGREED UPON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
NETWORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1866
THE JOHNSON CONVENTION

The JOHNSON CONVENTION
Great Confusion Among the Delegates.
Wood Weed, and Vallandigham on
Hand.
A Loyal Resolution to be offered by
Gen. Steedman.
All Original SecesSiCnsts Convicted Of DislOyal
Acts to be Excluded.
Gov Orr and Most of the Southerrors in Ia
vor Of the Resolution.
VALLANDIGHAM DOES NOT CONSENT TO BE PUT
DOWN.
no DANGER OF A RIOT.
TIE PRESIDENT IN HOURLY COMMUNI-
CATION WITH HIS BJDY-GUARD.
TIE WiGWAM NOT TO BE READY BY TUESDAY
Nerai Character Of the Convention.
VHE TLAN AGREED UPON
no NEW PlRTY % b. FOR E..
Organization Only Deemed Necessary In
NeW-IOIh.
To- v.-rrT on rTTJ A. DTTT IL. ArI'I'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
The Empres. Of MEXICO a, Paris.

The Empress Of Mexico has arrived in Paris. She
seeks aid from the French Government to the cause Of Mani
milan.
No decision has yet given by Prussia to the French
demand for al extension Of frontier to the Rhine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
NO DANGER OF A RIOT.

TIE PRESIDENT IN HOURLY C0MMUNI-
CATION WITH HIS BoDY-GUARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
philadelphia Crswded-Arrivsi OF vsiiss'
digham-Bitter Feeling Amsng tho Dele

philadelphia Crswded-Arrivsi Of vsiiss-
digham-Bi,ser Feeling Amsng tho Dele
gates.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA large number OF dele
gates from all parts Of the country arriving here NJ
merous consultations he to-day all tending to harmony
IN the proceedings Vslsndgham arrived here to-day Tho
two from Louisiana headed by Cuhbert Bultt
and W. H. c. King have harmonzed and arranged all differ
ences and nyalries
SECOND DIsPATCH
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12-The excitement about
thu Convention IL increasing rapidly This evening the Con-
,ron, Hotel and Grsrd House and the street between,
rs conuletsy blockaded by tue crowd Mnch angry dis
cu..on was going on. some declaring that Vanandighsm
and the party represented should not enter the Convex
ton Fernando Wood insists vehementy that they shall be
admitted without question CAUCUS OF the Southern dele
will DO held the morning to decide on the course TO be
pursued toward Northern aeiegases'
Arrangements for the press have been made n perfect a.
.sbe and all legitimate representatives OF journals cap pro-
cure their cards by application to A. Whissy Room No.
q7 Continental Hotel Tho members Of the press will occupy
seats in front Of the stand and In the smphithsar adjoining
IL.
LATER.
Abou, 400 delegates to the Convention have SO far
their names on the books Of the Executive Commit
no,,I, from tina South and West But few New England
delegate, have vet arrived They are expected to arrive to-
morrow.
has vet made as to the temporary organ
1ation meeting Of the Executive Committee will be held
tomorrow afternoon when 1t is supposed this arrangement
will be settled Mr. Ashmun is still fayoraby spoken Of as
a candidate for President Of the Convention.
Arrangements between the oaiO delegates arc progressing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
THE NEWFOUNDLAND CABLE LAID AND IN WOKk'
ING ORDER.
News by the Atlantic
Gable to August IL.
NAPOLEON Asks From Prussia an EX-
tension Of Frontier.

THE REPLY OF PRUSSIA NOT YET KNOWN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

Close of the English Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
Perfect Unserstanding Between France and
Italy.

A perfect understanding exists between Italy and
France with reference 10 the cession Of Venetia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
LoypoS. Saturday. Aug. II, 1866
Withdrawal of the italian Troops from IN,
Tyrsl.

The italian troops have been withdrawn from the
TyrOl the Agamento because Ciadn declares that
the latter deensble position while others say
Che line Of demsrcson marked Austria before consentDs
10 the armistice.
Though the Italian troops in venets being
10 their defsnses hopes entertained the difficulties
will soon be arranged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

BUCHAREST Aug. T. icoo.
The Turkish army of observation on the Danube is
bsDg gradually removed.
1t 10 believed that Turkey has recognized Prince Charles Of
Hohenrolern as Hospodar Of the Priucipaities
Many Of the Roumanan soldiers are being disoanded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

VALLANDIGHAM DOES NOT CONSENT TO BE PUT
DOWN.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-21
: s.3sfl,ntiidltG8,

oTiE Sic gresIauer Moreenseitihs mel
BET Das SoIgea6e:: q. IN. y - =
Sin Doblbabenber israeIitil9er Saul
mann, bieiioer Stdot BOT Sun6ert Sbaler
Ostnlenigel iiioiI6en Sol6dtent Der 3iierit
tpeaen Sopferfeit auf penn S9faAtieIbs
gum SfFisier analiciret ,plrbe unb finfS
sig S5aIcr bentienigen' israeIttifbenSoIs
oaten; Der cine Sabnc bonn Seinoe ere
obern niiroe. - 8eioe 8reiie, .purben
purd llntcrofiiiier SIBfinb (non
Der SSirnla SnBfinb u1S SIS iener)
eeiponnelL Der in Ser Sdla@t bel Sran<
tennu am Bitten Sui cine SABINE, bonn
6einbe eroberte un6 fur rieine &ii6n5eit
iofort ourd ben &ronprint Sriebri6
Rilbelm gum Stang zines aSeconees
9ieutenaats befOrbert pltrbe. 6gal -
~ 8rofeiIor agdfIis faat, er fanS oas
Ima3onen SbaI iit9etu0bnlid fru9tbar
nrne 0as &lnna iebr gefuno.
9terste in England fatterten Suaoe
nit 6leii6 BON, an Der 6inopef geitor<
b,nein Gin0bieb. Mnifatt az fterben,
iuuroen bic Sunbe lln9eip0b1Ii9 felt UNI
iter benz @influB bes 5leifhes.i
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Californian fin6 nn9etp6bn1t9 gut aus
,gefallen. 0as China uno bic dinefiihen
Arbeitsfrdfte ioaen Oieient fur bie @e<
selp neEen 3nei9 Defenders 9iinitia iein.
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Mease 1 hsliig gpg. tsie,M ~: olslaaI .sA
- gtetu GOT lpo la guy y.ssls'ILstO
ttote uai eH.e. Ma.russ Sspe.'el oa gat,
oas 2uNp' ual e,usn se.oenen %aI!en
ansragen0. .geet Ie9 Ioer ?SglsotrOIe
eSas s.a gdoBes su.es ~, an'., 1etssMosr
c g ~ go. w: easasaas t' iSHa
IGs,., o's e'lsg.s stSenv etm.s 9ss py..z
.sGs{ oss 9.ls!tS 5e ost9sayssuI'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-21
Sarr,r. ,su0 Sans.

l4 Sin gtdf SleildJ Tam 'mebrere
Sage frif6 ltnb gut erbalten iperben,
II enn man cs in 8attertnitd' aufbetpabrt.
4t-i&oru lit beOeutenb be6er, f.9,im
Sdafe irH 9Sinter felt gu MAIDEN, ais
Safer. 8enn man ibnen Strob anitatt
Seu 9iebt,l follten iie elm 9funb Sorn.
pet Sag erbqiten. .ffala a-a-iS
- Sin 6err @nboer i'll STEM gorf
bat &eriH6e aemadt, Sppfen bori3en&
tai gu sieben ul,S bat er CUTE. Gefultate
ersielt. Son elmer Stauhc er3ielte &c
elm SrittbeI nlebr &opfen als CT fenit
bel 8elpDbnlider 8Fansnns, ge:nellnen
bate. 5!f s,s ia ~ e
~ Sin sarner III @borebam, ST.,
rettete feline observation-disclosures baburd bon
ben fdfparseil 8ar3en, Dap er ale 3Oeige
itnb SprobIiiiae l,ntetbafb Der 19Sarse
abfhnitt uilb abbrannte. Sn Stpei Sab
rem befreite er feline 8aume an otr
&ranfbeit. s.
3 - S. u. 9ucas, ct. 9lIbans, IRe ;,
faufte ein babies 4fnn6 billigen Sabad,
leete es slp0lf Stulben n. faltes Bai<
fer unb lpanbte bns gBaiIer bana on, UNI
eauIe bon ieinen bret Salbern su bertil<
gen. Sn tpeniger als elmer aIben Stunbe
iparen ale 9aufe bcridwnnOen.s %
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.fp.aItene Sufe. 3ebnie elm Stii6
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3oq brett, ,bobre an iebeS @nDe 4 20der
5inein unS fdraube es ,bann euer iiber
Sen 0tib an Sen Suf felt. Na6e oann
elm I9arffantiees Giien beiB unb brenne
ben NiB bon Dem. &an6e Der 8aare Bic
gum empfnSIiden SIeilde. Wan. laife
Sas 8ferOl nuf, Der 8ieie berlinilaufer
unb i6ou in ipenigen, Boden fangt Del
Suf sn beiIeH an:t Sd babe biefe Sei4T
n1etbOoe araspenoet, welde bo4tpmrl,er
| geIang; bod ,nuB man febr borii9til
tbeinl 2Qlni1rauben Der Ylatte fem, II
6aB Der GiB felt aufamnltngebr Dirb
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-21

Organization. -
Sen. Tai, SEQ. $. Sbomas, 9rdiSent.
w. gB. SoAnion, 9iSesFrdiihent. ssrs
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