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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-28

Terms mooerate, In advance. my A-6s
Two kENT-Two Pa RLORS fronting On Penna.
ave.. suitable for dentist ONCE or show rooms
lp9uire at 10, Market Space. up stairs. my 2s-6ts
LOB RENT HURAIsHED ROOMS, with
L BOAkD, in private family; dssirsbly located;
new brick mouse. Apply on the premi ses, No. 80
20 stret GeoTg etown, or Ut la Penn. avenue,
between Hth and 18th SITS. n 13-6t-
EOR ReGT-On 6 strset north, one HOUSE,
rooms On d street south, bstveen ~ and 9Th, Ga;
rosms, $50. INQUIRE sTARR'S House Reg;ster.
420 Penn. avenue. Room 4. my asaw'
AND PROVISION STORE, doing . large and
sucees1ui business In this neighborhood Apply TO
WILLS q HAHN, corner lSth and y streets,
my xx-M over Whites Store.
STSnKnEs fYk RENT; STOCK AND FIxrgREs
OfOk LE-sTORE No $40 9TH IT bet
sna sts Navy Yard for rent. Stock Of Hats,
Caps, bo2ss enoes. and Fixtures for Aaie. Pos,
;ssi,o1 e.Cs. q The sirs Of grrch.se Apply to
upon the premises, for the next ten days n
my H-l0t- - j. II. MccATHRAN.
E0R sALI-A portable PHOTOGRAPH CAL
y LEkI, With or without .instrum ents and fur
ndtuse. AnpaR ecrnsr Psnn's ave and losh street,
WsshinRton. DC. - myls.zw.
EN0B REET-A nae FRAMD erABbR for SIX
horses with carrfase- house and hay lcft. site
Apply at 39S 8 street, bet, sta end 10th. ~ 10
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-27
General Conference NJ. f. Church
90nfh

This body, in session at New Orleans, has
appointed one of the Bishops and Rev. G. F.
Deems fraternal messengers to the General
Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church,
to be held at Georgetown, D. c., in May next.
A resolution, offered by the Rev. Mr.. Wilson,
of Baltimore, asking the Bishops to construct
a commentary on the discipline was adopted.
The chairman Of the committee on bounda-
ries submitted report announcing that as
the Methodist Episcopal Church had repeated
ly, shown dsrespect for the boundary line
between the two jurisdictions agreed upon in
the plan of separation, therefore the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South is no longer
bound to regard such line, and that in obedi-
ence to the wishes Of great numbers of people
to extend the jurisdiction of the Church in
every direction asked for, that the conference
authorize the same; the report was adopted.
The following resolutions were also adopted:
Resolued, That the Methodist Episcopal
Church South stands this day, as she has al
ways stood, ready and willing to consider,
with Christian candor, any unequivocal and
scriptural overtures for sympathy and fellow
ship which may be rendered her by any body
of Christians in their general representative
capacity.
RESOLVED. That should any church or asso-
citation signify their desire to unite with us,
they shall be received, on giving satisfactory
assurance of their belief in our articles of re-
ligion and their willingness to conform to our
discipline, their ministers coming in in the same
grade as they hold in their own church, ac-
cording to the mode prescribed in our discip-
line
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Methodism in the United states.

The Centennial anniversary of the intro
duction of Methodism into the United States
was appropriately celebrated last xeek by the
refinement, at Cambridge, Washington coun-
ty, New York, of the remains of Philip En-
bury, the founder of the Methodist Church in
this country. He commenced worship accor-
ding to the Methodist form in 1850, at his
own house, but established the first church in
1865, in the city of New York. From the
small beginning of the church and this local
preacher, Methodism has grown in century
to such an extent that it now numbers sixteen
conferences, six thousand eight hundred and
twenty-one itinerant and eight thousand two
hundred and five local preachers, and its COM
nunicants are enumerated by hundreds of
thousands. No other sect has increased with
such rapidity, fact which has by many been
ascribed to the theory that Methodism is in
perfect harmony with republican institutions.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-27
First Daily Paper.

1t seems scarcely credible in these days that
it. is only one hundred and and sixty-four
years ago since the first daily paper was pub
lished in English. Yet so it is, according to
the best late authorities Andrews History of
Days as 5ves;.s that the journal entitled to
this distinction was the Daily Courant, COM
menccd on the 18th of March, 1902, by "E.
Mallet, against the Ditch at Fleet Bridge,
site presumed to be near that Of the present
office of the Times. 1t was single page of
two columns, and professed solely to give for
eign news, the editor or publisher further
assuring his readers that be would not take
upon himself to give any comments Of bis
own, "supposing other people to have sense
enough to make reflections for themselves"
How different this from the London Times;
which requires at least half million of dol
lars year to carryit on, and reflections for
the world The Courant very soon passed into
the hands of Samuel Buckley, sat the sign of
the Dolphin in Little Britain" publisher of
some literary attachments, who afterwards be-
came the printer of the Spectator, and pursued
on the whole respectable and useful career.
AS curious trait of the practice of the gov
ernment of George l., it may be mentioned
that Buckley was entered in list of persons
laid before Secretary Of State of tl7241 as
Buckley Amen Corner, the worthy printer
of the GaxeHe--well affected :, that is affected
to the Hanover suceesson--a point of immense
consequence at that epoch. The Oourant was
in 734 absorbed into the Gazetteer.
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wholesale Guilorining Recomme nded

The Louisville Courier thus recommends
the President to commence wholesale guiloti-
ming of Radical Office holders. MIR. johnson
needs no squirting in his work; he knows the
right. and will the right pursue;
eve do not understand why President john
son does not commence the work of decapi-
tatipg every Radical Office holder in the coun-
try. Accordingly to his publicly expressed
opinion, those who are opposed to the restora
ton of the Union are traitors and traitors are
certainly not to be trusted in the administers
ton of the government. In the first place, if
they cannot support the policy of the Presi-
dent self-respect should cause them to resign.
They should be tumbled head and heels out
of the offices for which their treason units
them. If the President will but commence the
work of slaughter, we have not the slightest
doubt that be will soon have scores of pro-
fessed friends 10 men who are now his open
toes The public plumber would be the bait
of all Others to catch these men. They would
bite at 1t greedily, and the Radical party
would soon be left in contemplate minority.
The President could not do the country a bet
ter service than to let the Executive axe fall
upon the necks of those who, while drawing
their support from the public treasury, are
trying to destroy the government which feeds
them.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-27
The Democratic Greed.

Nowhere are the principles of the Demo
cratic party better defined than in the first
inaugural address of Thomas Jefferson. He
defines them thus
Equal and exact justice to all men of what
ever State, or persuasion, religious or political
peace, commerce and honest friendship with
all nations, entanglang alliances with none,
the support OF State governments in all their
rights, as the most competent administration
for our domestic concerns, and the surest bull
warks against ant-republican tendencies; the
preservation of the General Government in the
whole constitutional vigor as the sheet anchor
of our peace at home and safety abroad;
jealous care of the right of election by the peo-
pie; a mild aud safe corrective of abuses which
are Topped by the unprovided; absolute &C
quiesence in the decisions of the majority-the
vital principle of republication which there
is no appeal but to force, the vital principle
and immediate parent of despotism; the SUI
premacy of civil over the military authority;
economy in our public expense, that the la
borer may be lightly burdened; the honest
payment of our debts, and the faithful preser-
walton OF the public faith. The diffusion of
information, and the arraignment of all abuse
at the bar of public opinion; freedom of the
person under the protection of the habeas
corpus, and trials by iuries impartialy selcc-
ted
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-27

There is small paper published at Brown
vile, Indiana. called the Little Giant all
the type-setting and press-work of which has
been done for the last two years by boy
thirteen years of age and girl of ten, chill
dren of the publisher The Louisyills Journal
says:
at is conducted with much taste. All the
reading matter Is good. Among the selections
in the April number, there are forty-nins pa
ragrsphs credited to the Senior of the Louis
vile journal
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-27

DIR. Lage, of Lyons, France, has made
discovery of questionable utility-the artid-
fcal production of wens. As usual, the I'M
fortunate rats are the victims of this new
phase in the development of science and hui
man progress. The wens are produced by the
introduction of certain metallic sulphates, and
the philosopher has succeeded in comforting
some remarkable ornaments of this descrip-
ton on his four-foo.ed fellow animals.
Dean Swift proposed to tax female beauty,
and leave every lady to rate her own charms
He said the tax would be cheerfuly paid and
very productive ...
An old sportsman, who at the age of eighty
three, was met by friend riding very fast,
aud was asked what he was in pursuit of
why, sir" replied the other; u am riding
ftsr my sighty.fourth year.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-27
BUSINESS CARDS.
uALsTED EROS. & PUTNAM,
6S PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.

AAISSION MERCHA MIS-,
.4 . FOR THE sALB OF ..I s-.r--t
Cotton, Tobacco, Rosin, Tar, Pitch, Dried Fruits,
Furs, and Skins, &C., &c. The highest market
price, with quick sales, and prompt returns.
Send for weekly price current and marking
plate. aJ s5 t. 8.sI. 3 jan2s-6m
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BUSINESS CARDS.
L c. LINDs eco.

L c. LIN sEY eco.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NORFOLK, VA,
Will do General Commission and Forwarding
Business. .rI-.l
Strict attention paid to the sale of all kinds OF
Farm Produce, Lumber, Naval Stores, &c.
Liberal advances made upon actual shipments.
z. q. LINDSEY, w. W. KENNEDY,
OF the late firm of OF E. City, N. c
Delk Lindsey. ....
J. NJ. WHlDBIE, Elizabeth City, N. C.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
IMPORTANT 70 CITY AND CoUYTR Y
PROPERTY HOLDERS.
no DO you want to sell your Farm,
OF do you want to sell part OF 1T?
@g- Do you wish to dispose of your
Town L0ts-yOuP House, Wharf Pro.
perty, Warehouse, &C., &C.?
mg- Do you wish to lease or rent your
House, Office Wharf, OF Ware
house
l9- Do you wish your rents col
lected promptly and give you no trou-
BILE?
If, so, call at .l @
NO. 81, (UP-STAIRS,) MAIN STREET.
and place your business into the
E. c. LINDSEY eco,
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dac21-tf

VIZ b. SEAL 81 CO.,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Window Glass,
Peri1mery, Dye Stuffs, Garden Seeds, and Fancy
Articles, by Wholesale and Retail,
No. II Main Street,
Head of Market Square, Norfolk, Va.
Full supplies of Chemicals, fresh and carefully
selected, and all articles usually for sale in the
best establishments of the kind.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed ct the
very lowest prices. ID "a. .,.za 800 mas
TIM PLATE--l0O boxes best 1. c. 10
So boxes /. c. 10 by il Waste.
800 pounds Sheet Ziac.71a
1900 pounds Shset. Lead and Pipe. For sale at
Baltimore prices, by ,s9sJ div ,-AIilLl4
;nbl612 .e5aGILLETT, CHERRY b aMAPP. =
No. "a MAIN ST.. No, W. MAIN ST.
Under Mechanics Hail. Opp. lst Nat. Bank.
HAMBURGER BROTHERS, c.-
H WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOHAG -
4 rs l...ti
..~vv...- - raceiyed d large and varied sss0rv~
ment of the different brands Of
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
Among which you will End the following celebra-
ted brands: Grandy's, Rising Sun, May Apple,
Aromatic, 'Perique, and all other manufactured
Tobacco, Fl ON 25 cents and upwards. 41b
HAMBURGER BROS, -
Wholesale Tobacconists, No. 50 Main street,
under Mechanics Hall, and N. w. Main
mig st opp lat Nat Rank Norfolk. Va
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BUSINESS CARDS.
~ ST Bills HE'D 1895.

2 T a N O 8! Pr "A N oS!
CHARLES N. STIEFF,
- .. s.. MANUFACTURER OF y -E
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS,
Factory 81 and So, Camden Street, and 40 and
Al, Perry Street, near Howard Street,
BALTIMORE, Md, -,-.,l5-
Has always on hand the largest stock OF Pl-
AMOS In the City. My Pianos are all Rosewood,
full Iron Frame, and overstrung and warranted
for five years, and the privilege of exchange
within II months, if not entirely satisfactory to
the purchaser. Secondhand Pianos, from $50 to
$500, always on hand Melodeons and Parlor Or
gans from the best makers.
We have permission to refer to General RGbt'
E. Lee, of Washington College, Lexington; Rev.
R. FL. Phillips, Va Female Institute; J. q. Co
veil sad Prot. Graham, of Ya.- Institute for the
Deaf, Dumb, aud Blind, Staunton Payne g.
Bros Lynchburg; Messrs. White Pole, Lex
ington, Va I, Nj. Harvey Efhnger, Harrisohburg;
who have used cur Instruments. & dec30-ly
JOS. II. DOBSON, JNO.T. RAINIER.
nOBSON g. RAINIER,
EFIrOn Front Ware U e,
NO. Z EAST WIDE WATER SIRE r.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
BBANDIES,
WINES As
VIII KIES,
RUNS,
- BITTERs, DC.
. s9LE AGENT FOB, = ~
Smith d Bros Celebrated xxx ALE.
I'll Also SOLE AG MIS- FOR THE. n
CELEBRAlED WAdOO AND CALISAYA
BlITTERS. at
All of which we offer to the trade
AT NORTHERN PRICES.
Call and examine our stock. te20
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THOMAS t. CHOPPER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Having returned to this City, will practicein
the cities of Norfolk, Portsmouth and the sur.
rounding countless syd sra1st +, .i Sd stt 81 ..r
,TlL once, 22 Main street.
ap2l-lm*
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-27

1 ~. IA. J. II. DAWSON
Keeps for sale, on his ova private account, Gas
Chandeliers. Pendants, Brackets, Portables,
Drop-ights, Globes, &C., over the Gas Com
pany's Office, and can furnish at short notice,
at New York prices, from the best manufactures
in the country, almost any modern style Of Gas
Fixture in use.S at aa
All in want are invited to examine my stock
and pattern books Fixtures put up by skilful
workmen and warranted. ap l7-3t
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-27

Feeling the great necessity of such
Office this in the Cities of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, we are determined, that if energy and
strict attention to business will make 1t success,
it will be successful.
We pride ourselves that we are judges OF Real
Estate and the business we have commenced.
We have facilities equal, If not superior, to any
house in the South for bringing your property
into market. a.--t -..1 s.. 1.s....,. =. s..
Will be glad to see you at our office at all hours
of the day.
Z. c. LINDSEY & CO.,
dec2I- If Land Brokers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-15

IlsH rAF At ctr DspfrH ~ NrRrga gTnRwf
w hs fela1ssr prtfss tiiirAl for Aisn4na ntf.l 4
~ NsHftFs. SO 80 ttsffafis torntbia ~ ~ q
Dsgif tntg Afg~f r. y - ~ AsFff nns ffa ~
Jnfs ~ Ifrt fieo frfIs roHsy r~r.lfti 80 oir n
fas4fa a. ioI'efs fssfs -. fisssspfa sgql1r1 80
ftHftf SO nNts. aNf vi gayogftfIasafil ~
iasf tfi- eftsts reffsei 49, soy 49, i 3
- sstain~i rial.. 49, n 4 niu1its ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-04
q. ;. EEON ER, Admiai-trator


STATE OF ILLINOIS. Is SALE Comfy Court
thereof - September Term 4. ID. I-.5
JsIn"s Graham. administrator Of fur estate e Crris z
Gate, dc, ea,', William H. Gate. Arli-lI ,.ic-
ana the JHkur"u hex. %, Clia-l.- T.. Gate
jat'o" Jor nr&e- 10 ssH rel' e,tt'., p, icy t.5ls.
7 appear NJ from affidavit - ia the Office Of tho
L clerk Of sud court. that -li il.ltI- resi-
dents u said state, notice Is - -i ...-its -a
=aI petitioner iel il. 7I L tie l.i ,y & Ialy
A D. lsbp, h letupn praying iT order ;Ir tie SHE
oi the interest OF sai c-es-e ia AMI lp the loos
described real estltr situate a. -i ). Viz: 1ug
Ma II The SEa4 If section - tyfu-4p 81 lrIth Of
range east 81 r NJ aud iitt .lpuu issued
thereon IA l. by Law required. &uv Therefore. unless
You, the sail defendants, ...il Il Gai-- Aral.lla
1at"-. and t.e unknown heir Charlie. T.. Gtt.- de-
ceased, personally Dee aud aii-,r - sad court o.. LII
tsfut, 20 be holden - the CO,si 81 - D;tt,, ID sail
r0ii' >! ou the mot Mo ty Of .-'.-sr =. D.. ana
!eii ans"cr Or deni 10 sid .fl.a '.e -,s... viii
lie tah"u iT CoHi-~-I a-Ii-i las. al . decree vii
b. entered according 10 tie pray .G ts...,.l
A. a.. biJyEE Cl.rk.
"ILiLAN T. BEcE, 'sutou.Fs ( .i.r. .ul. 2l-5y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-04
Yegal advertisements.
Petition 10 sen ReaI Est1te.

Petition 10 sen I'euI ESt1te.
STATE OF ILLINOIS L. SALE COUNT County Court
thereof to September term, a. j.. 1865.
William 5. E,ston, adminsra0r tho estate Bena-
MN c. Branard, deceased, Julius Ertnarl. Luther
Brainarl, Mary Bristol. Ln-;I fairchild- Elizabeth
UOusinser, Sarah Jane Mason Fletcher Brain,r Gilbert
Br,insrd. Marvin Brainard. sh,l iiriiuard. Amirl
Brainard, Jenn lite Brgirtrl. :.i the Unknown Heirs
ot Daniel Briinari, deceased ttsfsJt far Or,tsr sell
real .sofe, 10 ply Getts.
appearing from ,fida, tie in the oil u tho
Clerk Of said Court that said drtrndtt-. julius train
sri Luther Br'Iirard. Mary Br-t, iucrtti IatchIis
Ashel Irainard, Jennette Br,t1rJ. aud the unknown
heirs OF Daniel Baiirl, deceased not residents Of
sad state, notice IL given said nuug-Idcu ecndants
mat sai petitioner fled ia sal court, the 18th ay OF
July A. D. 1867, h. PETITION pr'., log order for tho
sale OF The following described real situate in said
comfy, VIZ: The undivided on-ialT L4a .l.-ialf
Of section -. township ~ north rang. c p. ~
anl that SUMMONS th"rrrpon issued thereon ot Of sai
court - Is by law required
Now Therefore, uuiess yOu, the said nonresident
fnants above named, personally le AMI appear before
said court at said term. t. De holden tire Court House
in OTTAWA in saiI county the Hr-t MUudt, sep
tcmh"r D. 1866 and lead, answer dcnur To- lid
petition, the will Dee taken for confessed against
y"u and decree will be- entered according the prayer
thereof. A A. MOORE tfrfk
d. T. cAMzaoS, Petitioners solicitor july 3v
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AdministrnfoL.a NDLi.e.

EsTA-E % I7,Ac r. HESD-r-ay, DECEASED.
NOTICE j. hereby givcn thai t., UNDER -uol admin
~ isifdtor the ,~lt. VI isgta L.. Henderson late Of
the STATE OF North Carol der-sei viii ar+=ir IrGjro
the County Cont Of L. Sale county the tIul Monday
l'cin@ the 18th day. Of >-pti.I is0 '- house
IN Ottawa IN aid county, wi'u ana NHyI~ all persons.
having c"i.n- or demands again said e-fst. notified
to attend ai present. the iu vr, i1r adjustment
Date,i 18th dry OF July, =. o. l,.,.
6w sr. r. EBOH ER, Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-04

Es.l-E o. J.rx c. s.r--. -.

NOTICE IL h-.ey -IFci hat t... Dbl ..-.a..I sa---
~ i-trajrII ui state II J.. o. -Er.t .f- tIs
county Of L. Sale and state H- I....-- -....s-l.
VII appear before ilsa t,ru', Cgl. ..
Third Nont,y. ,b-iuS ,l- 2yin d. .a-. .t ~ -
Court Hons" OTTAWA, :. ID -.i DE-rs
al l.syn claims Il t-.s
ry'fssI 70 ateni at present ..= -- ".S H.,
a lstIle-r
Dated. ~ d-y 81 Ju',.-s- =. 1870
6~ ELIZABETH SThs Z. 81. ..-.s..st-iy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17

Staaten 9lniualt fir ben iiibliden Oi<
ftrift ben Stem gort an Die Stelle bon
Sidiuion. StanburD bon Ohio foa
gum MitsIieo Oes Sberseri6ts eruannt
fem. .s
fQpnb n 6, SIS. is. Slpril'
Ser ansebIide MitiauIbiee bel Dem
NorO in philadelphia 1T bier berbaftet
iuOrben. Ct eiebt ieinen slamen ais
s@bas. Mc@ul9an.
Soronto, 6. SIS. Is. 9Ipril.
l8efebIe fin6 ertbeilt tuor6en, 6aB Die
gdnse 9robinrial aRiIis in ieber ISOLDE
2 Sage ererciren fon.
Ser Ohio Morb<Sal 1T in Sttotua
al Gnbe eebradt porOeu. Ser 9es
faasene ipirb an ben 6bertff bon @Ieber
lamb ousseliefert.
Senier @erb0re gu GorntpaG fansen
nor9en an.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17

Cincinnati, 16. 9Ipril.
NfebI in gutter Sla6fraset @reife
iteisenO, Guperfein TIPS, Grtra s.
$50, 5amilien @ebl $500, faneD
1O.5o-12. algE EE9sEsIIt
8ei3en bober, SO. 2 ueuer rotber
2.20-25, alter rotber 2.40-60.
&orn in gutem gesebr su 52-54
i'm Glebator. =
safer 1e. bOber, SO 1 gu Al, SO.
2 gu SO.
. aogseH fet gu 7O-78.
gerite fsft 81 lilo 1,25 fir
Gana6ii6e. 5
gBbtsfD 2.22. Z.
8r0rffionen boben fidJ sttuas,
bod am galub luaren iie fIaner.
Web Bort 253-7.
9uIfNe ats 13-144 obne bieIe
gef6afte.
Bacon 12-14a.
g6maIs ISL, bod tpsnis, &aufer
iber IS.
@rocerien uuber6nbert.
8aumDoIIe Fau, eeuaus 0uota-
tiOnen t0nnen ni6t seseben tUerben.
Cob 1851.
@afbin8ton, is. @priI.
Ser BrdfOent nOnihirte beute Dem
Genat sur 8efdtigang ais Collector
bon gtetp gort Zine ben @rafbent BET
Central Dant Don. eOnttnan aIs Ser.
FEaE GA 81 - 49, a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17
@pnareszWerhanblunae,r

SIS Darlington 16. 9lpril. Saus.
9as erfte Gefddft mar Der 9tufruf Der
Staaten fir Bills lino semeinidaftlide
8ef6Iiide, tuosu 9err Sin bon Sn0iatsa
einen sen1einiamen @orldlas eittbradte,
Die Contribution babin gu mnenbiren,.
baB Die 3abI Der &eprdientanten ii9
mad Der 3abI Der Stiuinseber in ben
beridieOenen Staaten ri6te. 3tpeirnaI
berlefen unb Dem Denominations <go<
mite iibertpiefen. 81 -
Scents bon 3bobe Sslano bra6te cine
Sia eiu, INN bic @abl bon gongreB<
mit9liebern gu re9eIn. Sln bas 3econ<
itruttions 8 6 on,ite iiberpieien.
SSiliou bon Soma bra9te cine Bill
elm, tpelde saidt< Giniuobner beredtist,
Sertrase in Der Glerts<SfFce Der Ser.
ct. 9iitrifts> unb llitzgpurt ein@
trasen 81 la6en. On bas Suitis sGonite
iiberiuieen. ;ses Il
Yabne bon giseoniin beantragte
cine 8ia sur Grofnlns zines 9difs>
iueges UNI Die Sliasaras Sale. 9ln 6as
@omite fur GtraBeu iibertuieien.
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