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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-18

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bef9rGntt. Yrriir Fsltn BON 81 Bis gu n Cts.
Geferu pures NIT 27a-26 &eHts PRO pun B
bier am gIass Strtauft Z 8 I'LL "
Sra9tt, defenders aepfel, ersiflten sinea
suteh llmfay. GrpBe genbunssn pureen mad
eouisDiae sef6ift,
Der Bo9enmdrft mar befrienisene
aFtiS. 0eHiisel unb Btlbprett mar in Weuss
pOrtanben unb fanb suttn Mbias.
9rber utb 6Sute bielten alte preiie
nit penisen flsinsu Serauberuneen fsa. Gin
rinnafi Sobtlsber II in ftarter 4a9frass,
peI3waareu mafbten i'm 2aufe Der lsb-
ten @ptbe ibr Gr1beinrn Sfauten spar bier
auf enUrmsu prtilen, befrisbistru isbO& frrcbl
aGufsr ME gsrtGufrr.
DRY @pphs fnb bpr9aus rubis nnb
prtiis setssu lib gum 5olIsn. : 49, :
/ Der @artt firSabaf IT febr rabts,
rbslri@ uur ipenis ansebOten II, bsrpsrsernfsu
bur@ bic happen 3mfubrsn. ss
| 8uttfr unb Gier ftiesen UNI 0erinseS
i'm 9reife. Der Gsnium mar in lester 3eit BE-
feutenber ais ldnse 3ariid. g. ,a
5eu unb 8prufr Of stas beruntrr, be-
beutenbe 3ufubren aus Rem Snnern bee 9an-
hes per Giienbabn seruria6en bieles 5allsn Der
prsile. fE 4Ifts
| Der giebmarft mar itig. @enis
Sransporte lopO5l &inhpieb ME NauleleI ta-
men bier an. Gleif@sr tanftru S6la@tpieb
eiu,eIn i'm 2anbe auf. Yreile i'm 8IeiI9sertaui
bislten fib. W 81 e.
Der @elemartt III penie cber gar uidt ser
dnpert, Sob ii sttpas niebrissr. Ser. ct
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4 Cob sarirtr Iaut ttIesrapbif9en 9fa@rt6tru
1912 unO it I'M GaIIen besriFen; e6enlr
i III Gr&anse i'm 5aaen. Giienbabn- aftieu bal.
4 ten iid, auOtatisnfu Der oerf@iebeusn 9aateu
blieben unperGnbsrt. ea E
DaSiblOu County Bombs fir bic ,,Gtsefrlt
unb 8entufs Giienbabn" iteben $50.
RalbpilIe Corporations Gbeds nit 8 Cts
:, Discount. 1as a.n-. , Ha4
4 SIbIt6e 8anfnrten i'm Maeemsinen fnl
lebr Ifia unb berrl9t In bieier 8ran9e 6et
@elbmarttrs cine gentle Mensitlidteit, Ban
Of Senneiiee belt iI9 am beifen. Gtnist Ban
fen itebea auf sari pabrenb bic ltebrisen I'm
elm fleines pom alten YrOsrutfus u6FeIen uni
lanfen.
Slitt sisl, bod elm tUenis better parsn hi
0ei6Gfte pur6l6nittItb pdbreap Der Iestfl
BO@e unb perOen Tdb jepenfaas aud in tiirs
| noH mebr bebsu. Il 43IaG 4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-18
NeeaOrSsrs.GOurt.

.3pfi Sale fir ltnprbentli9es Yetragen
tpnrber ierer NIT $14 aefitgt. -
, Gin Der pctiset befnnntes 9neipinuuIt mtrhe
befrunten ~ nahtIiher Stah6t a1lf Ser Stra6e
gefunben. G9r Ri6ter Ssrlonete 50 fir ar-
Hnftis tiiidterne lMuFiibrnns. DIR eble 81
qnSrbelb bate fein @eIb unb 4panberte ms Mr-
beitsbaus,
i3rsi anbere GeIegrubeitsriu1be tpmrben
ieber nit SO Galb gu Ounfen hes Gpnb Der
StantfalIe Derrehnef.
Gin Mapn, Der .auf cine 9icena,. bic niHt
nitf leipen Ratnen dlisaeIfetlt mar, Bier uRb
fe1ifise @etrGnte ausf9e,sftr, brsabltr fur hie-
fen @elesiibertritt 80. ll1s sel9f1se II nHnl
Cine peibl0ts 9@Sne hetraa fiH anfefsner
sSraBe unmeralila, une lHaufGnsia, ne ieltie
50 6e3ablen, bate nbers fem. @eIo nn6 mmrbe
ms patteripa 9uilOius abssfabrt 5.:t
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4 Sn her Office Der ,Gtaatsaeitune" peF.
ben a.le Mrten Gnipfe 5hlugs -Aarten, Bfabeahs
arb aitbere DrnEartfitfl in Deutf@ unb Gng-
lid ansefertigt
llnieTe 6reunee pOasn bas sefGaisR ni@t
perseifen.
\ BttIige sdube Inb
StiefeIn, in 81 o. 20 YubIic
9 u,are. SD unterribte hermit
oas beutl@e 9ubiifnm, rap id, in Solse
liner beabf9tigten Gei6aftsOeranee>
rurg, uieiH DolltdH6iges Eager bon
Sdu6en unb StiefelH gu iebr ernieorig<
ten 8reilen abfeben speroe iiao miro Il
mid iebr ireuen, tuetln itb neine 3abls
rei6en Sunben I'M 2aufe btefer Saifor
nit biIIiser SubbetIeibuns bebiener
Mar 8. 'Gutm ann, 50
fs3nt SO. 20 Subtle Square.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-18
@OmmsrsislLsr eRaasn Iesria..

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qlf5 lGfEce 1daasNse etadtss Bsita:,a,jl7
III ~. 1afbptiIe,i ~ aeef,t6s 3 8
DAD @sl6aft i'm 3biefisrns Marfis, rabis
f@IisBrHb Ieste @O6e er6Fnsts in biElsriQs
DE strnas bsFTsr, is6oG nun fir siaise Mrtifetg
sRanisnHia siIt bisfss fir SsOru, gDaiseii6.
ggtbt bsl9es Ia gleb. gJOrs ttipas bSber tcitrt
warb. grsiit Bitrislta iuS isSs6 sssfldt aab
seisen iest sbsr enc fallsnss Sfnbtns. 2I
grpetrtes Fnbl 4sibiG aiisseh6pifss,l
aafFes, nsfiir itbtafte Ra4fass berrfttt, iUn-
ffiee G'rUetries Fnb nnserGnbs1t. W.
Mwrrsffiontn berrfnt nur iOeRis ss-
Sen unb ssisea pfsiIe rine fallenes SeHeeas.
tlmfdee Fhbsu nnr ptnts fatt. SbsIti9 bic
@ittsnsns isst SuBfrf siinifis gum gtrpadsn
~ 70 pirp IL tieifH SADIE ssHHp4 ni@ts o.
than, s.55f.a ga ,a..
8aumnoIIt mar niabt saaa p ,ufFife
benatafub Ris IN bsH. spEbeTgehenhsu 2BpHsn.
llmsGnRiss glaayiAtsH pem Chen batfn faf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-18
GnaenNe& iIn0en

Gin 9err, Der SabreIans idbona nsrp6ien S9wds
den, frlbaeitisen gerfau, iOpie inter 5OIsen Feli<
der SusenOfinben lit, mil gum 8efteu Der leoen6en
Renl9bet an aue, weIbe es iberbanpt bebiirfe, Re-
eept unS anpeifuns, elm einfa9es 9eiimittel,
peldes ibn ieIbft clrirte. rel iiberienSeu. arafe
o6er aeibe,ibe, IpeIbe bic ibm seabte erobring
beanfpru5en wini6en, n,Ssen fitb nit benz grDbten
8ertrmen wenSen an Sohn . Canen,
. 3m ND SIR. AZ Ge6aritr., Rep 9orf Gitn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-18

CehAHulS ASAuAH eDU4@euV W AsseS"
gBode maren. 8reife blieben uhoers
anbert; IA 9erc, iuuroen fiir's BfrnS
besabft. gBdbreno bes gefrieen Sag
mur6en 5000 BalIen nerfauft.
W Qeiet bic 8otldaft Ses 9oaber>
uellrs SIS NJ. 8romnl ON obne 2ei=
GeniAaft nn0 obne 8orurtbeil. GS lit
Der griinoli9en BeaGtulig eiues ieoen
Hatrioten tuertb. limb audl Sieienis
gen, Die 70 gerne in oaS @ebeul Der
Wfi6aeitinnIten nit einitimueit, Ohne
III ilberleaen, oh bus @eheul sere@t lei /.
iollteu bas Document nit Mufmerflanls
teit ltuoircn l4H !
8rotpnlop III BARN 9eSei9t, oaB er
bur dGuS nj dit Der unberi0bnIidJe
Manu III, 6iS OtH ieiner Seinbe ibn
aerne Dor ben 9luaen Der gSelt bins
teHen. Gr bat oils Yotriot gelprohen.
2elet mas cr su iagen bat.
Ew Ser ,SSoreft 8afe Ball Sub"
ipielte ecfern 8orinittag auf ieinemt
SpieIplab fem Soifon sS4IuB 8reiss
1urnier nit benz Stacp Club. Die
Mitolieoer bes Soreft <Glubs iparen nit
"a Gcores Gieqer ilber ben @taceD>
Stub init 81. Beioc Clubs fdlugen
| fd redt braO.
~ @or Squire gSilfinlon itunb
q. 8rotpn, Ger cine filberne lIbr GEE
| ftoblen hattie. Sa ct feine 8Ir9ldaft
| iteHen foniite, unb iitb fdulbig betannte,
iuurbe &c bis gum nad,iten 3ernlin Der
@ririinal<@ourt be- Sail iIberipielen.
~ @eltern gla6t gu fpater Stunoe
berbaftete Die Yoli3ei elm Sn6iDibuum,
ipeI9es ii1 in oas @ourtbauS einees
idli9ert bate, nm oafelbit ga iibernad)E
ten. Bis gum N1ontag lparo Der na1tr
| lide @agabunO ms Nrbeitsbaus eeS
4 fdiGt. gg6Ai g.. ssJ9iaa
@ Sine Sarbiae, Nfarg Sarris,
tpelde nit elmer on0ern Game ibrer
Stage, 9famens Martba Srnttb, cine
YriiqeIei bate, rutiroe UNI SO geftrott.
| SdlieBli9 iteIIte iid) terauS, oaB Murt
TIA aud S1nlb an biefem sSaufttanpI
4 tr1at nnb erbebt Der. 9ti9ter aud bon
ibr cine SrieoenSfeuer BON $3.50.
w @4fern 4benb 5 ubr berlieben
stpei Dainpfboote bic Sdifsperfte I'm,
ierer Stabt. q. Bater fdbrt mud 8urfs-
bile unos Sannie 8ranoeis eebt mad
Cairo .Bei6e nebmen betrd6tli1e Sraht
an setrofneteil Srl6ten unS 8aunIpoGt
NIT. IS .s,.,.-t....'...,... tx
e. 8or Gquire Matbeps fam oil
8lage aeeen Srant 9anert Iiir @eripers
tbung bon @elbcri, lpelde ibm iiid)t ge,
b0rten. CUR Gerban6lung. Ser &ldgel
fiblte iid beranlabt, feline &la9e suriif,
sunebmen uno 9dnert tpuroc nit De-
8eSingih9, iid) giifts nit bemielbel
'auSeinaneer gu IebeH, eiltIahen.
;. R @quire S'8rien bate perT6ie,
Oene tleinere SdlIe. Bill Scott, g8ill
liam 98aoe unb GliSabetb Scott parel
+ fur Streit un6 Sdldgerei angeflaqt
; Ser Srie0ensridter fano ole Srei fiji
nidt ldul6ig uno berurtheilte Den &Iaf
ger su, ben Soften. ds5.. ae& i..f Is.
R Sin snbsrer San fir @dldqe5
rel uno anariff sesen $, 9lGen fonllil
morgett Sornittaa nm IL llbr sur Ser
E banotung. 49,. s.. -
, EE SEER Soln @entuortb, eli
4 0teelerunes Sln9eltellter aus @otiut6
: ging gelteru Dor Saeesanbrud auf oel
: @iienbabn Sdlienen Der Chattanooga
Z 8abn, trat fell, feel bin nno brad oi
. On; az 1,,,a,ha <ayr 80 e,,It,, ,,.kL
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-18
GD6ltn Dtrtaugt t..
100000 gSnfbels u! . % 6

Die RdfhptHe Gas eight GompaHp piro Muetbiefea
ta Gmpfmg nebmeR f1f Hiefermg u tbren yntos Hes
ben ben Gas eerfen prn en 6tHpert GanteEh Buibels
befe Nittsbnrg &pbEen. 4te 2ieiErtmgen ipusa 5pt'
f@tn Sem IS. 3annF uub Dem l. Muanit 1867 eei4e-
ben. -
BeSinaunaen: = aaar ipwis bic 9ohIsu abeeIiefsrt
fnb. Nnerbfetneea psFoekbts Ssm %. Nopembes 1866
enteeseneeHommga. zsss.....s4
asu2 81 Is. 'ls aaSissssdt Sas aists 6slaPaas
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@etrei be.I
btste9anb @sins
9aute uuo Qeoer.

5rii9e SGute 10 D. qfh 3aumIeSer. sac As b q,is
~ I. Sai3 9R-fU Upper 3Q-48
D. Yfe- Rips ~ $3.50
Srodene ednte 12--l4o laatbfeite, (fransofif9e)
CLINT " 14-t5l $3.50
SobIenIeber inGide 48-5e n az. 5O-t3l ~
~ tnpemlod 3S-I Pint 9iniHes f0-f2
10 ,. PIP. Coppings 15-17
9ei4irrieoer 30-40o. 4f5 giiIstnd Sfinsf7-ia
GinfaBieoer 50-H III 4M7fFEFg1
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= III IL ~ : = J e -
@eafle1 & yarbrangb
gSboIefdle
0r0ferB.
Oer. 8 Seorb @piIeae CITRATE.

1000 Sab EXTRA 6aniIieBe WebL
200 Sac Ggtra iaperfine Rebl, Isais
so Sb6s Rew Orleans 3nder,
5tst "a Obs 9emsrara Snder, E4Bas
j 50 6ab gspadter Hub puIperifrteT 8nder,
200 Sad qrima gsiO Raifee,
lis Is Sad easuira aaffss, 1888 ns1 @
Is Sas frif9en Eeis, ~ $40 -.4,
50 Sas BEN Orleans RoIafies,
200 aifttn asfoyter U. @GmbIe seize,
$50 aiiten perf9iebene Sorten Seife, " 20
isss4 100 Rifen SteriIt9te, 3l. Da
ID 100 aifen EaIsIists. bs-s seprsst Jstjn
.5a1g; so Riften fsiner RaabtabGt, TN 6n,n
g. 30 GrOs Sine Gut Eabat. a -,
IS 5ob Ran9tnbaf. p -
Is Jas engtiI6 SODA 10 ,tsei1h 500!
IS Sos uncertainties esSd. s6nn ~
40 aiften limb RfanOsaanaen AuitsEn.
so atfteH pfeffer,
50 Bitten @eIUiirse, a. sj-~-
50 aiften Snsiso,
50 aiitsn gemabIenen Senf ~,
Is Sab aRaiouas asi4ie, SaSS
50 aiften Pint. Quart u kganOnen SIoi9en
% aifteu garrett SdnuPftabGt,
% 0rOb Surtee's Biuu.
20 5ab Bourbon @bistep.
Ia q IS 6ab as5srtfon G0nntq g8btsfeps 81
IS IS 100 5aB 6spte Eeib Pssei sstists
100 Sab Ginger CORDIAL, IS
IS 5as SnsIuer Mein.
as Sus Sase aBeine 81 & "a
| 80 Aas Beineifis, -
Is Sos GitroneH Sprup, ~.
50 9,ten Stdrte, NA 90
50 9usenb eimer.
50 SuSeno Befen,
1000 Sad gRebI,
- 50 Riften aHOrtirter GauSp,
8ranbp, Stun, Gin, Aeine psri9iebeher gIrt bel g
@ gNedflep S 9arbrOueb,
9ir. 8 Sforb GolIege Strabe,
Oft11 3Rs. geafhDine Eennefse.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-18
. B6rfenzBe riHt per 3eiesrapb
Hsi'oaeal Ste 10 yort, II. Rcp, 1866,
sc GaG Rgnrn a ~ h-rl9.0t 49,

sFV|T
Ige aio Nsrgens g II brl2.9' ~
Sob erDFnttt NIT fl23. ,2is .s'ii.iy
i gtsiit ssfaasa1 ssss " Pr, Z. ... 81
Mittass IL. ub r-f41s.g9s8
5.20er .regiftrirte, .,.....te6s<r-+ I07 y
Coupons. .3s... y = 1o89< A1O61S
Hst1fy3. Series .f. !. s.sssfss. ~ s.106a 1861
GaupfHs ~. > lOzsk - ilg7z<
f0sA0. q ..1Ol5< -fUY51
$50 0it 1885,. s.l.l 81 - 81 90 sf06 5srto3sS
q uns 8, Series -, ~, 1863.
,ssF sfi, .AbsR ssA 6slllR E!slsi6 fisu
Sob 6ttlifbt NIT rl4ltss9 pyifn.miifstE
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-18

H Die GennelTee Staats- i3eihns tann BON
iebf as bet9errn GrnfYob 6 Hcrb-Sum-
mfr-9 Giraffe unh bei 5rn. 6 9ntb an Der
JraMtiin pife beifeIit tperben. 9lud finb ba-
felba INNER Grenaplare fur ipldbe @brnnerten
bereit, bic BON ben TrdSern iibtrsangel her
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Marft nlrb 8Drfe.
Groceries,

=. Office IenHeFee Stantss 3eituna, !
RafbpilIe. Rou. Il. 1866.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-18

ber1 @ee. WaterInauit tpiin5rtt, ba6 mir
aEle greAnhe nnb Betaitnte bes Rclilitb gauies
III heE Manrfet &trn6e nllf feireH btaigen ilnr
gnlen Nlifiagetild dufmerfiau MAIDEN, Bet
ssm fonis imlner persen in srEeter Srbnuns
uRb ReinTfhteit eebalten unh 1T cine Inter
itiisung rnb 9lnertennung bon Seiten pes
pubEifnms b14it .ginlbensmertb, 9
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SoRs.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-18

n @i9ttg u. 3aperIdfifs. G1rrib.
Grrte Observation-Disclosures NJ Ser 'arS6ts gSrsatb
ID lei GtpSt aa6 pretie niesriserr ais irssah
ID alter 9Orratb ~ Gintaufspreilen,
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gDeriQI WDtiSrn.

O. A Gin or6entIides MfaOden ODER cine
finDerIofe @ittipe iuir6 gefudt, UNI bic
Sausfran IN Der Siibrung zines fleinen
Sausbolts 81 uitterfiiseii
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-18

@ SEER G1Drit SfGber
1T 'aotaI gsatt Der r. eilneilee StaatS :
3eitunnh - -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-18

uOsl8 ia rs CHERRY GtrnBe,
aR Uslitrn 8nrnittag hsIadten mir bie neu
einafriHtete Nelfanraticn Der perren 9e6 unp
Gunc ii 8rpa6lTaee nabe JrCrt. 9Bir fSn-
iten iebem imnaeR Wfann, Der einen glten 9e-
hteeenen Riffaestil6 LietE btrfelte aufS
pdTniite empfeblen. ks.l9S ="
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-18

Us8Z ZIF -. EFl14I 930Tps3DNEBS 2 SIIIHD 81
HaeAtag aate mtsssase Baaren!
MMeeglegeme 0jroeeyieG, MgiMe, 8ranbiee &c.
sc. M Mtebrigen wreifeM, farAfGliQ ailsgerG6lt
bmr6 80. %, Tplten n bea 6itIi1en MGrtten,
gDmnnsn tEeIf9 ~ b ftlfem Gtcre 30. 81
mmn ~ 9pTh ke4e0fera6s pclet6ft 81 sGN-
fsrM quite 8ehtMgnHgea fir @boIflale feppbl
UIe 9setail frSfaet, b s of5 3R
DA1 GauntaaebIatt Der Zen
nefee @tddte ellHMe sbfteg $50 per 1nlb-
fa6s Mmb eignff G& namengIt& ewF @fFffptnng
nam amGerhGlb, EaFeEte eath6lt EeieRl idber
qeIeG1e9 Inb tl II ieinem 9nbaIt BON hes tag
Ifxen asflnna sall5 unattSnsis Die n ben
$1,000 aeftlfna eRfbaIGene @ef6i6tg migb
riRsEt ~ &5dmmtad@6gatt prigefebE fgMbern
80 qehIers enillaSf cine fiiE baseIbe beleHeers
suseen6tlte Gysfbhngs W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-29
A 10 Con. Dix.

WARRINGTON, September 27.-General
Dix had an interview this morning with
the President, and subsequently, with Sec
rotary McCulloch, and returned to New
York. It is not known whether he will
accept the French mission or the naval ap-
pointment.
Denth OF Editor Snow.
New York, September 2S.-George NJ
Snow, for many years commercial editor
of the Tribune, died suddenly yesterday
Of heart disease.
No Cable News, but the Ocean Line
IL NIL Right.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-No cable news, but
Craig telegraphs this evening that TIT
Press Agent in London sends regularly al
least two news reports daily. Therefore,
whether the land line works OF not, the
expenses are the same and collections
should be the same.
A Fearful Gale-Wrecks.
PoRT Az BASQUE, Sept. %. There
was a fearful gale Of. wind on Saturday
last, on the eastern coast OF New Found.
land, and a great many wrecks have been
reported. A French frigate was lost al
St. Pierre, and several coasters were
wrecked. Over $50 dead bodies were
picked up at St. Pierre on Sunday, which
were lost from different vessels. No fur
Their particulars have come to hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-29

The President AND PARTY.-A dis
patch from Bloomington, Ills, dated the
It'll inst, says:
The excitement Of the day has been the
reception Of the President and party. 1t
was understood that a special train would
stop here ten minutes, and the Copper
heads held two meetings at the Court
House, to organize o citizens reception.
The meetings were attended by the simon
pure Democracy, with the seven or eight
| bread-an butter Republicans we have ! n
| the city. Two Of the latter were put on
| the Committee Of Arrangements. Tho
| Copperheads put up posters calling on the
citizens to give Johnson, Seward, Grant
and Farragut Q reception. They built .
platform near the depot, and made all ar
rangements to suit themselves. At the
| appointed time the crowd left the Fair
ground, and, with the people from the
city, made up an assembly at the depot OF
about 1000 persons, three-fourths OF
| whom were either soldiers or Union men
| from the country and towns. The Pres
| ident would not leave the car platform,
and there was = tremendous rush to see
| Grant and Farragut. The President tried
| in vain TO speak. He was completely
| drowned out with cheers for Grant. His
Spokesman then tried to get up cheers, but
failed. "Grant ! Grant! !" was all that
one could hear. Some one Of the Presi-
dents party, after nearly all the time had
passed, very petulently said we were vast.
ing valuable time which might have been
spent in hearing q speech. This called
forth Kisses and yells, and it was with
great difficulty that the people could kept
from directly insulting the President. The
people spoke their hone,s sentiments in
giving Grant the preference, being unwill-
ing to hear the President. It was truly o
citizens reception, and there is no doubt
Of the Presidents intense anger at the re-
suit, and a perfect certainty Of the rage OF
our Copperheads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-29

The SUEz CANAL IN CouRr.-Two
French journals during last winter pub
lished q series Of articles against the Suez
Canal, alleging that in consequence OF
shifting sands the work was making no
progress, and .hs, the financial statements
Of NJ. de Lesseps, who has charge, to the
shareholders, were a romance unworthy
of regard. Lesseps, however, determined
to test the matter, and brought suits for
libel against the managers Of the journals
in question. He claimed $4,000 dam
ages, and after a trial attracting much no.
tice, succeeded in getting a verdict against
them for $50, 1000, and in default Of pay
ment, Ave years imprisonment. After
all this the Suez Canal certainly ought to
flourish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-29
THE STATE TICKET.

-
In our list OF officers TO be nominated by
the Union State Convention, the name Of
Supreme Judge was inadvertently omitted
We reprint the list, and the names OF
candidates attached:
CoSoREssNAS-For which the candi-
dates are, Col. Chas. A. Sumner, Of Storey,
Thomas Fitch, of Wsshoe, and D. X.
Ashley, of Lander.
GovERNoR-For which the candidates
are, Gen. John B. Winters, of Storey, ID.
G. Blssdsl, Of Ormsby, and A. L. Page
Of Lander.
LIEUTENANT GovERSoR-For which the
candidates are, J. S. Crossman (presen'
incumbent), Of Lyon, James 5. Singer
land, Of Washoe, Lewis Doran, OF Esme-
ralda, and James Crawford. Of Lyon.
JUpos OF SUPREME CouRr-For which
the candidates are, the present Chief JUS
tice, Lewis, Of Washoe, and Jonas Seeley,
Of Storey.
CLERK OF SUPREME CouRr-For which
the candidates are, A. Helm, Of Ormsby,
and Capt. A. &. Swazey, Of Nye.
ATTORNEY GESERAL-For which the
candidates are, Geo. A. Sourse, OF Orms-
by, Frank Kennedy, Of Lyon, and Robert
Clark, Of ormsby.
TRsAsuRER-For which the candidates
are, John W. Greer, of Lyon, and E.
Rhodes, Of Esmeralda.
CoSrRoLLER-For which the candidates
are, Lance Nightingale, Of ormsby, Al
Waterman. of Lander, and J. S. Dilley,
Of Lyon.
SECRETARY OF SrArs-For which the
candidates are. Chsuncey Noteware, Of
Douglas, and W. H. Parkinson, Of Hum
boldt.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Public INsrRrc-
rroS-For which the candidates are, Col.
John A. Collins, of Storey Rev. A. F.
White, Of ormsby S. Butler, of Lyon,
and A. n. Fisher, Of Lander.
SURVEYOR GESBRAL-For which the
candidates are, S. II. Marlette, Of Storey,
and Frank Taglibue, Of Nye.
STATE PRNrER-For which. it is com
monty reported, every publisher of
Union newspaper in Nevada is a candi'
date.
We cannot claim that the above list o.
candidate, is entirely complete or correct
All the parties named, however, have beer
announced, from one authentic source Oh
another, as candidates for the place under
whose title they are assigned rank. W.
have rumors Of candidates. from Douglas
Lander, Nys and 0rmsby, which are toe
indefinite 10 warrant Us in using The
names Of the alleged aspirantS. We shall!
be obliged to any Of our friends il, between
this and Monday, they can furnish us
with any ameudstory or extending infor-
nation, with which to render the csta-
logue we shall then publish entirely accu-
rate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-29

A WELL-MBRrrED CONFERENCE.-The
Reese River RereiRe, Of last Wednesday,
pays the following well-merited and home
Endorsed compliment to our fellow citizen,
Colonel John A. Collins, which, we hope,
will be regarded IN the Union state Con-
yention, which is to assemble at Carson
City next Tuesday:
The teachers Of Storey county have is
sued a circular presenting the name Of
Hon. John A. Collins for Superintendent
of Public Instruction. and advocate his
claims for the position in very commenda-
tory terms. Colonel Collins is at present
School Superintendent for Storey county,
and the evidence he has given OF superior
skill and ability induces the teachers OF
that county to press his claims for d wider
range of services. The wishes Of the
teachers should be regarded in the choice
OF Superintendent, and one who is recon-
mended so strongly and unanimously
nus certainly be well qualified for the
position.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-29

AMERICAN mi BRITISH IScoMBs.-The
London Spectator, in an elaborate article
upon the American income returns, states
that Mr.. Alexander 7. Stewards return OF
over four millions of dollars is probably
the largest annual business income in the
world. II also states that il the Roths-
childs, whose wealth is more that Of a
family than Of individuals, are excepted,
no uncrowned person has IN income ap-
preaching Mr.. Stewards. Referring to
British incomes, the Spectator prints some
statistics which do not show very well for
the wealth of England. Thus, in the
English returns, 332,43l persons pay in
come tax, and the average income Of each
is 1885. There are but l07 Englishmen
who return over $4,000 a year; 1888
between $4,000 and S25o,0Oo; 627 be-
tween 5000 and $4,000; l,4Ss between
$4,000 and 5000 2,2O4 between $780,
900 and Sl5, 900; and 1874 between $4,000
and $4,000. From this exhibit it would
appear that either the wealth Of England
is much exaggerated, or the wealthy classes
do not make correct returns. The publ
cation of the name Of income Taxpayers
in England is prohibited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-29

JOHN Browns BoDY.-The body Of
John Brown lies inferred beside a granite
bowlder neal the dwelling he formerly &C.
cupied in North Elbs, among Adiron-
dacks. His widow and the surviving
members Of his family ~emigra.ed TO Cali
iornia two years ago, and his farm and
buildings passed into the hands Of a
stranger. The present owner keeps q
register of the numerous tourists who
visit the grave. Frequently parties gather
together there on the rock, which is his
only tombstone, and unite in singing
"John Browns body lies mould'ring ii
the ground"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-29
UNION STATE CONVENTION.
THE NEWS.

/. having been currently reported that
Presiden, johnson was urging the Southern
States to adopt the Constitutional Amend
men., he. authorizes an emphatic denial
Tho spirit Of the New York Press" con-
s,i,utes a very interesting body Of telegraphic
matter. The Cable is all right, but the land
line connections are 0mahaed. A terrific
gale has swept round about the Banks o
New Foundland.