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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

Doors AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION.
We observe that our enterprlsing
shoe dealers Messrs. Blond and Bach.
man, have on hand one of the largest
and most complete assortments OF boots,
shoes and CATERS ever brought to the
CITY. Prices reasonable. Call at their
store, Main Street, corner Sprigg Alley,
and secure bargains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

THE SUMNER SEAsoN-Has it's perils
as we'll as its pleasures AT home or
abroad you should have a friend at hand,
in "Loqan's Essence Of Jamaica Ginger "
1t is an elegant tonic, and corrective
OF evils, resulting from errors In diet -
Price 80 cents, sold by dealers.
T. ii. LOGAN IL Co.
LOGAN LIST & Co.,
Proprietors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

CHIIpREN's MEETING The children's
meeting at the First Presbyterian Church
yesterday afternoon, notwithstane ing
the rain, was we'll attended. There were
some some five or six hundred OF the nt,
tie folks present. Short addresses anu
singing wa, She order of the day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

PoLICE-Five cases were tried in the
Police Court on Saturday, and the city
treasury reimbursed to the amount Of
over twenty dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

RECoNsrRUCTED.-We observe that
the building on Main street, occupied 10y
Mr.. Jesse s. Mellor and Brown & Lose,
which was injured by a recent fire, has
been thoroughly repaired, and made to
look neater and more coy than it did
before the disaster.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

RAIN.-We were last evening visited
with copious showers of rain, which
moistened the parched earth and cooled
the heated atmosphere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09
Or. Larookah's
INDIAN yRGETA BILE
PuImonic Syrup!
COUGHS, COLDs, Woo

CURES COUGHS, COLDs, Woo
| PING Cough, Group. Asthma CatarIh
Bronchitis. PAN in tho SIDE Night sTeAe
Hoarssness, 70 which Pablo speakers ana sing
er, are Liable ConsumtiOn, in its early Stages.
md All diseasss Of tho Throat and Lungs
Indorsed by tho highest medical aatbonx
cIergymen o. every denomination, autlofs ~,
co., Jnr,f-..ors in our various colleges sna Ot
many man Of onr most eminent pubic mss s - .,.,,
Containing no opium, ,,t y sssg Of tho dan
age, anu n n. which follow the uso OF many OF
ssGO Gongb preparations Of which Spiqm and
t tno re The base. Give u trial Priss -
egsntS and q per Bottle, DIR T. X hhlohie'
S5Id AZ Wholesale BY I. II LOGAN, LOGA5
IfST A co. LACGHLISS a. BCSHflELp
and al Retail b. Mercbants and DruEgsn e''
eTywbere "S42 49,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09
DR.. LAR00KAH'S
Sarsaparilla COMPOUND +!

NOR THE SPEEDY AND PkH'
Il MANEST cure Of Liver Complaint scroi
uIa or Kings Evi, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, hou'
ralgia, Epilepsy, EryslPelAs' 81 hnIhonSs III III,
Rbeum. Ulcers aud Sores, Rhsumatism, Pain IN
the stomach, Side and Bowels General DeoDi.
tv' Uterine Liberation, Syphllis and hercuriai
disease, and all complaints arising from OF TO
sulting in Impure Blood
riIla Compound IN tho market, and u endorsed
by the medical fac ulty as tho bet and eAsopsa
FLOOD Purifier eItant. Price 81 ~ per Botue
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

UHRC0nRENATEON OF PCLFEh
ISED slate aud yiscOus matter as To9Dng
material stands unTivaIicd, \ nasuc-lt adapn
itself 10 every shape and slope. il IA n9l.coin
Justible imperv Sous uon.eKpan5Ive, ana unde
r4yir.g Frost Dos not crack, nor beat uls5ol's
i me orly roatil 2 material ever discovered
that NJ resist the acton Of The clements a.
on, as The structure u protects for re- Aii'sk
did and preserving lew metallic I0ois OF ~
kinds plastic SLATE has never been equAnso.
while Il n.s proved an ln7anabls acqul.'t,"n ~
IN, ,1erhsUI1 a-ts a. q prs-erver o. meta ana
Wood 7ybsr iubs ided IN water OF earth, o, 81
posed to the weatbe Eeing sus'spIy5l 30 .,
little, If any. wear irUEn exp osure, anu isIii,s.'3
freprooL II is unequaisd as pant Iol ral.I"-n
ana farm buildings fences AMI bridges ron OF
wooden 1t o. a.. the
Having procured the sole light 70 ne o 80
.bors Tn56ng material IN tho counties OF OL .,,
and Wood, We are prepared at al .liD noSsi
on new or repaII olp IoOls az tie PyoJk
H. notics Oar firms ara rsa OnSOl0 Al" "'' .
guaranteed .,,vu,I,THC
no 10 Mar kst square
whe, ling W. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09
CHARACTERIZATION.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

OFFICE BALTIMORE a ONO RAILROAD Co
-r'-c ~ WHEELING. juno IL, 1866
TRAINS WILL RUN
i BY the following schedule on and after the
18th of lima Is66.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09
- GHobDN4A,v

Or its kindred diseases-durng the coming sam
mer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

The following are few Of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to the ITO
prietors, by persons who are well known:
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12
Proposals.

OFFICE CT ASSISTANT eJARrLRxasrRR,
FORT DALLIs. OREGON.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12

SPEAKER CoLFAx's LEoTURE.-Ehe
correspondent of the Union from New
York, writes that Schuyler Golfax's
lecture on the Overland Journey is
the popular entertainment of the
winter. lie has given it twice, few
weeks apart in New York, to audi
ences which bubbled over the brim of
the immense Cooper Institute, and
filtered into the anterooms, and even
into the street lie has declined over
hundred aRd'seventy. three invitations
to enligdten with it the people of
cities, and hamlets, from Maine to
Iowa, and New York to Virginia.
One wonders if his gavel SO fills bis
honest hand that he can refuse with.
out sigh to open that white palm
for $4,000. The sum has q COM
Portable sound" '-'s -
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12

= INDIAN Fra9T.-On last Friday night
small party of Snake indians
visited the ranch on Cottonwood and
stole a COW. The next day they were
pursued by three or four white men
aad one Indian boy, who resides at
the Cotton wood House. The Snakes
finding themselves pursued went into
ambush and fred on the party as it
passed, wounding one of the white
men in, the anele and the Indian boy
in tho hip. The whites then opened
brisk fire with Henry rifles, which
made the Snakes skedaddle ia donble
quick, time.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12

MILITARY MuvEMENTs.-Capt. Gill.
iss advertises in another column for
transportation sufficient TO bring in
Capt. LafolletL's Co. A, lst Oregon In.
fantry, from Camp Polk to this place.
Capt. hafollott goes to Fort Yambill,
and is not to be mustered out just now
as was at first reported.
Capt. Borland's Company is now in
quarters at Fort Dalles, and expects
70 be mustered out next Saturday.
Col. Coppinger, with bis, Company,
A, IA b U. S Infantry, as previously
stated. goes to Boise they expect to
be able to start about Saturday or
Monday next; they will go.as. far as
Umatilla by water. This movement
will leave Fort Dalles without any
troops.
Col. Sine air, 14th u. S. Infantry,
isexpected daily from Vancouver With
i detachment of about forty five re-
cruits,of, that regiment. He goes to
Camp Currey, by way of Camp Wat>
son,
Camr Carrey and Camp Wright are
to be broken up, and tho commands
there now will proceed to Boise to Join
Maj Marshall's expedition against the
Snakes. We do not know, but We
presume this arrangements does mo-
include Capt. Williams, Co. H of thu
Let Oregon Iufautry, as we had beer
Informed that all volunteons- woult
he mastered out as soon as. they ooul'
DO reached and relieved.
Major MarshalRs expedition prom
ises to be q. grand affair, and VIC hop
!, it will accomplish much good. W
should like to suggest that if an
cavalry be sent him, that they b
Hseut tvsr the Canyon City Road.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12

From CANYON CITY The Express
arrived yesterday from Canyon City,
having left the stage at Muddy, where
it was, delayed for want Of horses.
The horses are supposed to be stolen
by Indians. The roads are repre-
sented as being in on almost impassa-
BILE condition from mud, and the
steams are all high.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12

AUcTIoN.-John Williams will sell
at tho corner of Court and Washing
ton streets, Ut ten O'Clock, A. NJ, TO day,
the'bsst assortment of furniture ever Of
fered in this city. This is tho best
opportunity of the season to buy
good and cheap furniture.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12
NOTICE

ra 81 NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN that REV. FATHER MESpLIE
III Inns nothing to do any more with the CATHOLIC
MISSION FARM AT THE DALLEs; that the leasing of
the said Mission Farm by him to JOHN b MESPLIE,
bearing date of the 9th of July 1885, has not bt rat
fod by II. N. BLANCHET, Archbishop Of Oregon City,
who Is the guardian and sole adm trator OF all the
property Of tho Catholic Church ut the Dales and else
wero; that said Archcishop is not responsible and shall
pay any expenditure improvements made on said
farms any debts contractoby amy person or persons
not authorized by the sign Of the subscriber .
Hfti# H N .BtANCIIET
Archbishop of o. O.
Portland, Oregon! April0, 1855; al1d4wl.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12

FORT UALLES UREG0N,
april II, 1866. }
g EALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, will be received
- ut this Office until IL O'clock NJ. SATURDAY. the
14th day of APRIL, 1866 for the immediate ira sorta-
tion OF Company a." 1s Oregon Infantry from Camp
Polk Oregon. to this Post.
The amount Of transportation will he for about FIF-
TEEN THOUSAND POUNDS, more or less
Bids will state the price per pound IN COIN or its
squivalen and will be accompanied with the names of
two respOns bic sureties.
In the bid is accepted the contractor will be re-
qured to enter into md for the faithful performance
OF the SINE.
The rgl,t 10 reject any and NIL bids is reserved.
Bids should be end rSed Proposals for Fr-igRtingn
JAMES GILLISS,
Capt. A. Q. NJ, u. s. A.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12

STRUCK 1.-THE Herald OF yester-
day had an idea, and afraid that it
would lose it, belched forth on the in.
dependent style of tho MoUNTAINEER.
1t says that we attempt to convey the
impression that this paper is not
party paper; that it is Independent,
and asks, "why it rejoiced over the
late election at the Dalles?" The
MoUN7AINEER rejoced over the defeat
of a te,o political demagogues, who
brought forth strict party ticket in
opposition to the will of the people,
and will ever rejoice at such defeats
in our municipal elections The Herald
again quotes the MoUNTAlNEER of the
Sth inst, and asks, why did its editor
in speaking Of the Democratic nomi.
nees say there was but one man on
the ticket 'who has not rendered him.
self obnoxious to all good men by his
reasonable efforts to paralze the
strength of our people, in order that
secession might succeed p" Because
the editor of the MoUNTAINEER had
good reason to know such TO be the
case, and knowing it, did not hesitate
to make it public. We stated these
things that the people may be better
able to judge for themselves who they
can trust TO act as their servants, and
not like the Herald endeavor 10 hood
wink the voters of this State. Again
listen to the Herald: The truth
is, the MouNTAiNEER, under cover of
neutrality, is working for tho radical
party" Why, you goose, you ought
to know that the MoUNTAlNEER does
not profess to DO neutral, it is inde-
pendent. And those who read tknow
that it is not and never was sup>
porter of the radicals. But the warn
ing of the Herald to Democrats not TO
patronize the MouNTAINEEn.is the best
Joke of the season. Hear IL: ave
warn Democrats that when they pat
ronize it they draw Knife across
their own throats. They take to their
bosoms viper which, when they shall
have warmed it into life, will sting
them with its poisonous fangs." You
ninny hammer! The MoUNTAINEER
had life before such sickH institutions
as yours came into existence, and viii
live when. you are numbered among
tho many overgrown concerns tina,
have passed away in Po.tland. AL
) ready you begin to smell bad, and the
hand of death is visible on your every
page. If the Democracy of this State
want to have daily paper published
), in Portland, aoe ,oarn them that unless
they. procure some person with more
brains than tho present concern has
that before the pending canvass il
, over they will be without an organ il
that city. E&tE
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12

hNNIvERsARY. - Monday last, the
9th inst, was celebrated in San Fran>
cisco, as the anniversary of the sur.
render OF Gen. Lee TO Gen. Grant.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12
9ailp Wlountalneu,
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1866.

In another column of to'day's issue
will be foand the Exhibit of the
state of the Finances of our City.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12
EXIKIBIT.

a N EXHIBIT OF TIE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDI-
N lures of DaAes City, for the current year, ending
April 3th 1866.
r. RECEIPTS
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-12
" HIGH COWs!' MTLCH COWS!,

LyIFTY SUPERIOR MILCH cows FOR SALE. In.
II qsire at the MouSrlISAxR 0yPicH. aTaawi
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-29
Scr 9ue3=G aual.

Scr. Serbinano Be 2ei1epS, Der erlte
urbeber 0es Sues sganalbaues, belt in
-Ntarleiae cine 8eoe Dor 6en borti9en
Saufeuten iibrr Den 8au unb bic sluss
iidbten .bieles Gielen unternebmens,
jSurA lpel9es nd gfapoleon oes Sdns
oelsfueges bon europa nod Sltinbien,
gum 9tadtbetle Der @n9l6uoer gu be-
md9tigen bofft. Wfr 9efieps bernerfte,
,baB Der Canal Elm Orittel breiter nnse
aebaut lperoen miro, als Der uripriings
lide Blan lpar u. bab er 9lnfanes 1869
fir ben Ssrfebr 9e6ffnet iueroett iptr6.
Gr ioa 26 SUB tief uno 1928 Sup brett
un0 MIR an ben tiefen Ginl1nitten 157
SUB brett neroeir. Oi> er0bere Breite
6es Canals madt natIrli9 mebr 9lrbeit
n0tbie, uno unt alIs 8erSogerung sll
bermeibcn, muBte Die 3abl Der 9lrbeiter
nnb Wfaldineit fat berbeppM nerOen.
SAon lit sufoloe bes Gaualboues cine
@taot BON 1000 GinlDobnern an Der
WlnOuna bes Canals in BEN @fittet<
meer entltdnben, bic Yorte 9aiO 5eibt
,uno cine Der sr6Bten unb bliibenbiten am
Mlttelmeer gu perben berlpri6t. Ser
Smoel oerielben belauft iib bereits auI
20, 900 fpnnen per S3o1e.
n ser SanbeI sluiiden europa, gfrita
sBuo Mlien bat i'm lebten Sabrsent iber
Die 2anbense bon Sne3 beoeutenb su@
senommen, namentlib itieg Der Sanbel
nit @bina um I b0ber als Der @anbel
NIT allen 9auhern n6roli9 BON Sap in
friiberen Sabren betrug. ss-sa
ISM England belt man Die glusflbs
rung pes Canals fir gang nrfh0glib;
als Der 8au a6er fortl6riit, erflarte
man, DAP oas g9erf iliefilals proFtabel
fem iperbe. Der eigentlide 9rIno Die Z
fer Sppoiition mar bic llebersenguna,
eaB SSranfreid) ourd ben Sues s@anal
geipinnen ipsrbe, fpd6renb England ohne
oenielbeu feline 9anbeIsberridaft better
heboupten Tonne, .sa. 80 ,ssa-,.,. -
II Serr bon 2elieps it Der &Eitdt, 6aB
nit Der Sefnun9 OeS Suej Canals OaS
9anoelss Monopol GneIan6s aufb0ren
lueroe. Marieille iei ndber alS ieber
eneliide 9afen; 6aourdl iperOe Sranfs
1reid als bepor5u9ter Concurrent @ug@
lambs in allen aliatil6eu S6feu auftres
ten f0nnen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-29
ialte6eran Oentfcbe.

vs. mare leQenIQu9 I1IereHQnt sunD
auf bic linanfb6tli6 9eiungene sSra9e:
- @ps lit bts 9eutIben Saterlano2" -
cine ilmfailenSe Nntinort ! cine 0tnn6s :
reiIe nm Sic Groe burd bic beutl6en
.9lnfieoIungen un6. Gemeinben gu MAIDEN.
gEenn man 4. redt anIiuge, fonnte min
tpabritbeinlib rin9Sun gu BaiIerf unS
lsii 2an6e, lpern ili1t tets bnr6 46iefes
9roBe, fosnopolitil9e GentidlanS, bod
obne belonSere llnterbre6ungen bon ,eiSI
ner benti1en, Slieberlailung 3ur, ,an0ern
,uno anf BEN gBaIIer, tets in. 0entiden
Sfiffen reilens Sion Snnibnrg faIren
uns oeutl1e GifenSdnipfer bis mad Stem
9orts no, es bon Geuti1ens minunelt.
Igspn bier aus ,foniilit mar. sienlli1 Iil<,
berreibLid ton liner beuti6en gelneinbe
CUR anoern, ieIb5t bllr6 Sn6iener s@e<
biete binDurb Bis San sSranciseo. Sief
i'm SnnerIt Des NOR 6liNen Mnieritn ent@
beft aiasip 5ltinellenl ni19eabnte gang
eeutlhe D0rfer ami henblub eleeti Nee,
rem aolbener SnInle : ipeiter iii6Il1 be-.
lonSerS gSeinbnn. Sn Gan SStqnciseo
fonn man bsqueln, IN bentlden SeteIs
uobnen,, NeAtI6e glatter lelen, in 0euts
l6en gereineG 0eliti6e 4ieter fineen uno
vbaifii4 Bier trirfei lteHri man ben bort
borslatiden, blIligen, oeltfA 1callfOrnir
de1 8eln nidt hpr3ieht. 49, ~ !,
Boa Ban 6taneiscn idifte Elm SeutE
fdet Dos erite Sdiff mad ben rAfiiIbeli
Qmur fF un0nn9fns 70 DaB eS funbrs
i9einlih iliht ON gelegenbeit. sfebIen
ipirb, iekE nab, liebr nIs 3ebnilbriser
GnttpiGe lllng in eirlelrl beutfden Sdiffe
mad Snpan, China ODER gInnrs &pBlaH0
binibey 80 fouiiriefl. ..@ as< IN, 4s;s-..
SnG6ina ygibt esbereits oeutIde Sc
f6aftsr nnD 8aFeehanier lnebr, o0eripez
niger. 3abIreiG, uii0, bon ben Muiilrs
Nfan6Ansen .bergbis 8eterstnrg miro
man aud 10 reiisr f0nnen, 6aB sss fels
ten an rGeIegenbeit febIeHs ipir0, NIT
Beutlden b:iltfd. ipredeiL fiiigen. unp
trinfen su ,f6nnefl.a @6as nod midi lit,
fontrilt nod itnS runbef Iih nb, tlanilid
Der SsatId smnpOlitiIds 3 aItu ls til
alIis SisIsa z G(nitiirsir;ttsI rDlrS lsSsssib
nit Herp3eit eftpas, bas lliis, Deliifbs
emf ,bere6tist, nus als cine fosmopoIis,
tide BeltnltiOrl 81 sflbler. Dieltn
burd fia feibIt IN productive iirlo eeis
tiger 6rait aifaiiinleHb dngenDel 9alf
bat feine ,1nDere gfatioti aiif Groep, hattie
nod tlie, Elm goif. Die gnglanoer,, mel I
die ihre, San0eIs fIotten tuIe NoI1penarme
.,... 81. IE~Sn r1,arFa,. =, 80 y, "
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-29

iiber hnteriodte binibreiten, iOnbern
ais @ldiiner Der bat unb @uItar frei
BON Sreien be9viiBt iueroel.
SO Iieet Elm pnenolider 3auber in Der
cuItinirten beutlden Strait, defenders in
Dem bon gebiIoeten Nlanneru oeltlnoenen
6eutfden Qieoe. Ser 3auber sOigler
Borte unb g11eIobien lna9t fib aud Bel
benen 9elteno, Die feline Silbe babon
berlteben, ipie Dies neuerbines iebr oft
in Nmerifa, in Den 9anfee< tpie in ben
fpanild, sp0rtugieifd3en &taatenfh be-
iudbrt bat uno bon betrefenbeu 3eituns
gen nidt ielten nit 8eoeiiterang geIdits
cert iporSen i'll. -.--.--
Die 6eutiden Wuiifz unS @eianolehe
rer iinb ilberal in oergSelt 9eluAt uno
auiltotlialen, uuo IN aller Serrsn 9dny
Oern BADEN 9elitlde idon mebr ODER
fDeniger dHsgeeebHte @ienopele auf besl
itimnlte 9lrbetten uno 2eiitungen, ni6t
bon Staaten, fonbern neil fie's chen am
beiten MAIDEN.
Sa, mir iinb ii6er3eu9t, 6ob aus Dem
fosmopolitifden 0elltldluuO nod etipas
iperben tpiro. Gs erblabt ldon melt mo
brett in freno:9er Beroelnit.
4 40 81
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Sin srpees gserf.
Sine luldtiote,i llntsralsblauuesr

~ n ~ - ~
Cine Der iut9tt9ifen llrteralsg aauneen
Der idn9fen, Gage e ore Slroett per ger
vSnteraationaletl Ocean Selferapfbsflss
@onipaeaieT fur Den 3fpef, tels9rape'f
i9e SerbsnoullgeH 5fund)eu ote1em eoi'7
tinent unO peg pollttahOi9en sle SCI " e'
Snfeltstte fotpie cen.ofhd1en UNI % metz
li6en aAfeH bon Snealnerlfa Aer5ulIelfe
len. Sas 4atsrhebmefet Ut IN pen PAM
ben enerail9et anO perantluorflt9er Sa'
pitaliiters 8IOet .Osrfelbe1 hno o'ez IN
Der armee fOoplhetaan l g s 81
IS. s. Smi1b HHe Ssrrl Salnss Y.
Serbsmsrsss frhberasaas oesai s9enerais
Stob. 80 s :. - $500 30,
Die stsatslt ~, oleis sa n 's5 Hs99
1ur nnlsrll esse itsasa paa9 I9sllpstIs pas
raus ertiae1eR lveres'E pop EheleA Pc
arbeitete Fdtlnsldye 1srsqte.i leareesH,
oaB oer anoelf Oer tuettln lt f!e aleA y
i'm Sabre 1863 i allf s lIbsr 47 ~ gf Enti,
Dollars belief. sslaRer elelejsflesl az ~
gu erreidefa uirO oisie Sslsgraseslis
2inie 'dqf nod nit Delt 6rh9en nuO5
= 49, 49, % - : Z.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-29

1 rs ,991Isnsa .G2 ca
Bir erIanben una has rerekrte 4abIitum uns ge,
i9dftsb6nier hfnnfere neue Senid Detape Yiahos
pom Hoienbos autmertidm tN ma1en, ueld3e Ron
teiner bis lest au Nartt aebra6ten, IN uuIfang uo
Reinbeit bes Zones, dbeftrDFfen fDitrbe.
1nSere Snffrmente eiitbdIifn sas Aufeus pssdI
bic Aeuefte uerbeferte fron;6iifHe Redantt French
Grand Aciien), ben Rabs Uele siiFrns sabiaen ulp
ale rnooefifen Serb fertngeu.- Seeee SnfLTumeHt
nirs nfiiet Der Muffi9t 6eS Germ s.. &c or
&c periertiet, Der cine prcthi4e Grfnbrung pom
Ater 80 Sabren i'm gerferttgen BON 8tapieren bat
uit sarantirsn in eosr SinF9t fur sereu Site,
Die @rDpcftsen'fbsn pianpS erbieIten ban
brebhen Uereienlsapreis In her sseiberiibmten
aBeItnusf telInns tber bic beer abritnte sonbens,
goris, Dentf6iaba, ser @tabte Rsws gOrf pbiIabeI.
rita, Baltimore unb Bottom gbenfp bic golcvue un6
fIberne RsOdMen aaf benz ameritanii9eH Snhitate
In flnfduietnanber foIeenben Sobren, psI4e Mesals
len man in unferm gsrlnufsIOtoIe ieben tann.ia {
Die neusssnl gerbslIeranaeu ruph Ter sroskfklee
1ttfish unferks @ei&dftes f6wpJl ols andh AaS bon
une fretia iinoebatene Gafb Spftem befabigen hns,
,iriere SdbEitete biaieeria psFtnfsp eenn tEsens
8eDtHsuReen 8 Is s7@
9onrbetahIuns IN oansbarem @eIOe. a.
D6S- aataIOse wsrben uneutseIbIiG seienset.
Sa9b 9Dlf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-29

Ser 8rdfoetlt Der @ereinfpten
@taaten 1T Der sUbegite @Eecutib <Bes
ante. Geine Mufgabe u, Oas az eTes
cutiren, mas Oas 8oR ibrn auftrast.
Der @ou9reB reprdfentirt sbas s8oH.
Sim Iieat es 3D. Gefeks 3t efioffen unb'
fol6e Wiabregeln Jul trgITrn, Die bas
Bobl bes 3anbes erbeiiAf. DerHons
areb 1T Die oberfte eeies9e benoe 8eb6roe.
Sine 9lppeuation bon leinen 8ef@ ltil1en
lit nid,t sn6Altn. Scr cberite GtscutIpe
Seaute bari nllaeaba0et ridlte tllters
nebn,eti. mas NIT BENT aurA GongreB
experimentation. SsolEswiQtR in S3i6ers
ipruG itebt. 90 giebt ie6od aud sSdlIe,
in tuelAenp Der GOuaveB MabreaelT bes
fd,IieBen f6nffte, bic Dem @eift VET @om>
ititution, 0ieler y Ra9na g baFtaH Der
Treiheit autriner imb 4ss Gerarti9e NiiB>
Dorfommpiiie siihDsit isDD& eiHen pratt
tild,en 6emmfdbn6 in Dem Obesitef Ges
rid,tshof, ber Suprense court Der Ser.
@toaten. 90 idhag Diefets Gefi9tsbof
teinen. Ginl9aAb erbebts9 iino ale bonn
Goudveb s6liae0T0neten @eleke tedlt8ss
frdtia. glnr bet y5upreme Court itebt.
es ob, iiber @onititukiQnalitlt Ooey 0iAt-
sGonifitutionalitzt ileher gefek ehiO gers
orOnllhaeti slt erAfbeiber Der Rr6Fs
bent bat elm Oerartiges 9tedt niht. Sab
CT aber 0ft I'D, efldhbt bat, fdb elm ioIss
@es 01sat an5unnben, Ons 1T Der @runn
fiir btE 5 eDaAeruemertben Nlibbealgss
feitegE Die spifdgeW linn lraO bee legis Y
Iatiben Be60rDe obIiegen. 90 Iiegt an
linn, benz .fl1fbelfanDe AOnrb fnf6eS
Rodaeben ob3nbeIfen. Sc LANCER ca.
f1urtt, .helto f6limRler tpirD bic Slnoe,,
bic er DiirH fgine hhttHtmdBtgen gtHs
ma6nneen be9an9en bat.
,Jg6aH44l Il91iiS d144e4 = -1s9a sisia+a
%Gius Ealifornier Seitnng eradbI,
OQ6 cine Dame In alma nit "a Sabr
olt a6FbBhssttter iDmtbe. ST uifesnt
Nreiten0raAe f6ntAt 0erartigee dnberit
felteu bor.a.sSg tr0piiAea @egeu0en 0nas
aeaen sonsnt bic gEeni6 beit bel i6nsHef
sur Geife, nnO iin6 friibe Seiratben bort
an Der Ea9esOronnng.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-29
-. 3d., 49,. cs.,roiapP 9 o;skt {,

Ser Stem gort SeralST ,gieM Der
bemcfratiEAen Bartei ben g0i1atb, ben ]
General george S. Sbonaas ais 8ralis
benti@afts <gdnOfOdtett a1Suriehmer.
Ser S1minbel siebt sldbt 9err COLI
Ieae bon. 0eraIot bic y enuefiee 1Staats-
aettuua" bat SbounS Rerelts ols; @ane
OiOat Der 1iiOaS Rdrtet dufssltfut.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-29

4anrbe,abIuns IN oanebarem @elbe, =
ney- RataIose psrben uneutseISIt& ssIsnbet.
SAB 3Dst