davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01

DIsORDERLY AND RESISTING OFFICERS
About l2H O'Clock this morning, Thos. Cooper
and Michael Murphy were arrested by ONO
O'Brien and Wilson, for being drunk and dis
orderly. Cooper was first arrested by O'BrieH,
ana was going along SO easily that the officer
thought he would have no trouble; but he had
not gone far before Cooper tried TO trip him.
bat was himself thrown. when Murphy seized
the ON Ger. In the scuffie that ensued Cooper
got his head cut, and the other officer coming
up in time, the two prisoners were taken TO
the Central Guardhouse, and this morning
Were fned IS each by Justice Morsell.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-11
gtne iebr s~sitsem,ase stiiderinnernns,

Die reccuftruirteli 9tebeuen uno pereit Sreinoe
in1 Muroeu idtulpfel aus ailen ScnartelI itber ote
.rabiiIdtigel1, fluatildeu &aoifaler1," weldle Die
ulerb3rte Nredbett tdbeli, ben bpb9ebprellen Jlt'
tern Des 5ltoerls fir cine trrse 3eit cas- Stimm'
rebt let Decentralization ;I e~nt5lebeu sur citrate
fir itre Serbre6en llno iur Stberltellul8 Der
Hepublit. .''
OaS lei iiber ale Ufaaben 9~rauiatr,, barbarll9,
teItialiiH un0 auberoem lle9e oartll elrle belIpteuole
Nln1abung inb Sre6beit, baB oas ,,Setletne
Sad" oeS Norbeus, pieier ,,eiellbe 9lufe BON
merll" pen ebelblitigen ,9itttern aus DEM So"
8tpingnlgell ptttlren molle.
4aBt uns einmal riidrpirt8 bliGel.
Dis Die NriitoSratM ees SiirelS I%eceDlrtett llro
ibre Wafieu ee9eI Den Sunb tebrteu, mar bstallnts
li9 eiu grrBer 3beil bes iiioliGtu &pifeS nt9t
panit einperit1nDen unp pOate nidt8 mtI1ell rpn
Seceliion llilo 9ietellloll. gNu5 tbatel Die berrs
i9snDen Nriltptraten =? %
Ot Convention BON Gir9iniel pallirte I'M Sull
1861 ELL 9elee, wOriI aerfIdgt mtro: nSeDer
Siirser pom Nnginleu, Der etl Nmt tetlelpet llls
Ter Der He9ieruug Der ger. Staatel, 1ru tur ollie
3eiten ans Dem Staate nerbalult lelu mo as
NanpeSf;iuo betradtet MD b~ebanoelt merDen; leper
Siir9er bon Sir9ulien, Der eS wa9t, Den Staat
Sirglnien I'M @cngrelle BON gSalbiuyton 81 reprd~
%ientirs1, in1 dnBernein nod beS SOdbperrdtbS
idllbi9 lem llllo allies lem Gtgentbnin c~onfts5trt
pelDen."
Aue 0febeuen1taaten erlieBen dbnlide @eIebe (;
lopale, Mduner I'M Siioen tpurpeu ais Sodper.
rather bebanoelt, alltr ibrer ppltttldel 0fedte te.
roIbt IND eutweDer turStpeg 9sbdlgt ppsr aus Dem
0al6e pe1triebeIl Hro lbr Gt9entbum ertlpeoer GER
lt6at Deer con Ti@5Wt.
Canals fanp,n mir in Der GOpper6ea0 YreIe
res Jiprpeus fcin WDrt1en beS SaDelS iiber lOId)
ein &erfabren Der llioliden Sriiper ilup Sitter ;
penn aber paS Golf beS 9ior0euS Den JiebtllerI
nldt g%eiiotten nil, Die ld6lteI Yaar Sabre In
SaGen pe8 SurpeS mlt5ureoeI liuD o6ermal6 Die
0err1daft iiber Die 9tepubItt an 1i6 5l reibell, ba
llrbrnen nieie ndlnlideu Sldtter iiber bon fifth
der" Gntrilftuil9 iiber pteie ,,9rauiamen, bartari'
Iden" Baratiter
WerM Der iiesreide glorben ben &sbellen Sarp.
men 10 tbull wirOe, lple lie ben lopalen Be-
ippbnerr oeS Siiren8 setban bater, Damn miirDe
tente all leoer .lltpltden Sele9rapheliitanAe EN-
,0iltter BON Der bluttsel teitlhe", baunleln. =
Die SpIfsr gnrppas baben Bic 9ebre, DAP 9rOb.
nlutb 9eDe1 Die Arlitpfraten nidt nut rpeggepor.
fen let, lcnpern ~oielelben i'll nDd ptel nl6tslpiiroi.
9eret NIB frederel SeinDeI made, tbeuer be3ab
len miillen; Die 1li0lt1e ArlftOfratie lit melt ldlets
ter, rober uao itbermiitblger ais Der Ieel Der alien
Welt mo Gas anlerltanllde &plf miro iebI balp
aIsftnoeil, Dap our9 @rOBnlutb uno 0odberSigs
felt nobl ell eoler Seino sum 6reunpe gsrlldt
tperoen tD1ne, rlldt ober bic robert SOrpeI bes
Slipe:S, Die aug ben S6Gpeln Der erldlaseuen
6eiuoe tbre &paIte tranfell nuo bic ipebrlpleu
Srie9s seiangenen su Ganieuoel oti6ladteteu. -
or. 6. e. b.
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Oas rotten borough

gieulih iasten mir, baB Elm 8eto peS Yrds
loenten 9esen Die Continuing tes rotten
borough @plorapu ais Staat 3u er,parten Jet,
unp DAP mir nit einem lolhen 8eto pUafOms
men einperltanDen lein witrren 9eute per-
nebmen mir, Dap mD9lthsrpeilt tetn Seto
tltulsen wirD -uber niht ctra, neil PER-
Sobnlon Die @rinpe, Die ben @Un9reB bel let
ner s. lAtuBoabme l~eitsten, onertannte, lpn7
bern umaetebri, neil CT Den SOn9reB IN ieiner
tisenen 6alle gu fansen boHt.
Die paar taulenp llrlpabler, ete iii eolos
rapp wObren, babsn beretts prenumerando
StaatsbeuDrpea unp stptt SunDe5lenatpre 9e=
w1blt. Die lebteren linp IN WaIbln9tcn, UNI
(uno nctenbei pes neuen 9 a q to-
Aufnabme au bttreiben. I'm lib Dem Gou
qrtb. genetgt gu. MAIDEN, BADEN tie liA alS
rapttale Nep UT ltfaner btn9rtsut.
Dapur4 ertpedttn lie Die 0ufaun9, DAP lbre
Stimmen I'M senate Die 3Wet.O . ittel5<Ntebr-
bsit lidern puroen, pertn man beparf UNI ct
rpaiae neue GetO's Des Vraiipeaten umsultcz
sen. 9uf pteie aueiiat BIN aus StnatS<
pfifiafeit unp obne NiifiiGt auf 9elunoe Ser
nunft uuo 9iedt, belAtob Der GOn9reB Die
Auf nabme BON @olOrapU.
stun aber tebrt lid psr SptsB I'M. Dte 3u'
Itimmuns oes @on9reHes baben Die bsioen
Senatoren ; iebt brauAen tie pas BOblpollef
oes YraliOenten notbpenol9er, als bas bes
@pn9relles. 50 ltefeu le tG oenn btnter
perrn Sobnion uno seben ibm Die SeriiAt
ruus, baB le |'all right linp, Dap le Die
.NoDifalen" eerablAeuen uno, ipern su9elaI
zen, pur6 Did unO Dunn fur feline, pes Dra'
~Iipenttn Wolitit itimmen peroea. Nutarlid)
it inter iol6en t1mltdnpen Die gerluAuns fit
Den VraIoenten, bic 8elGlubnabme pes eone
8 e1ts 3n fame %ioniren, TART. +,
Shut tr Is, 70 inoet auf Den Gon9reB baS
5pridpOrt 2lnwenpuns; @er Anpern cine
CRUDE graft, fdut lelblt binetu. = rno nod
Elm anosrss: User Den SaaOsn Bat, bari fir
Spott niGt iorsen. unO Elm o%rittss; DOrar'
ibr 9elanplot babt, paran iu(t tbr seltraft iper'
zen. W.O.NbpJ9.)
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Iieu g1nrf. Die Gbenb3eitung Idreltt: Qeibsr
TT Die eploemil6e Srantbeit, bic Der Oannpfer
,,Sr9nta" blerbergebradt bat, AUDI inter reuie.
llt9en Yalla9lereu dlla9ebrc9eu, bic geluno bierber
getclnl1en Ino BON cen Granfel ab9elouoert uuo
auf bas S4iff ,,SuinOis" s.bradt tporoen fno.
SIS @torllnen inter eenielben INNER nele Slauf.
btitsfGle gum Soridell, uno III 10 eridredeuoer
Weiie babel li6 bieIelben permebrt, baE bic Suui.
td%tstcnliuiiiipn lth eutidIisBen mubte, cine aber
lllalige Abicnoerulg 81. MAIDEN, nlo stpa 200
big 300 Yerlpnen alf ben Damffer ,Sir9inia" gu
brin9en.
Oas S6iff ,Suinois" lit iibtrfiiut unb iGledt
%oentllrt, .oa9eSs1 1T bic ,,Sirsinia" g~ereini5t,
arSSerduhert nno btSiniicirt pDroen. S%noelleu
bat man IS Der 8econoalssct nteu all Soro Der
,Saratc9a" 9ebrsft. 0aS 9ereidt benz 9olpt'
t1lldlift sur Grleldterung, belln oaIielbe bietet faum
ben 8allnl fir 100 6rante bar, unO felt eillsen
Sa9ert bate .s lis &rante bsberbersen miifen.
Gs 1T lli6t bic @bplera, Die unter itnen armeu
2eute1 wiitbet, IS 1T 6aS SdiffSelenc, pas le franz
InaGt, II. tDnnte man ibre Sttlnmen bDrell, banr
piiroeu Die uriadel ibrer @rfranfune tIar al Sa>
&c tretel ino ben SepeiS ~liefern, bab es nidt cie
&bolcra 1T, Die AM Soro Der (, S0inol8" graliirt
No6 ein umItdno ipiro Der Qrarantalnecpnl-
mtiiion CUR 9aft SeleSt. Otan p,rft p~enlelben Dor,
DUP ite Dem Sallpftr ,,Slr9inla" g~eltattete, all Der
pberen Quarantaiue Su anferi NIB III fur3er @nt.
INH"hS wv Ol~tAH OplutU ltIH1H tn VaItVtuI UUS
Aleih e8 betannt mar, oaB Die Ysltileu3 auf Dem
SHitt piitbste. IS bs!Bt, caB icsnr IsetnO4 ben
Sdnfisr seltattet wirb, 70 nett berauf Su fcmrner,
ebe Der Sanitdtsteamte flip an SorO %osriclbeu be
gi.bt, 10 RAP cine WleberbolunS ieies 8repeis gee
gen bic Tf ntllde Slderbett nidt nur m5SIiG,
loncetn lOgar ~wabrlHeulid 1T.
Sic uHtere Quarantine 1oa. 10 piel tf1an ipeib,
bonn l.. Uiai bis l. september Der poridrifts.
Ort fem, oil weldeln aafommsnpe Shlffe
pom Safenor5t betrettl INT mterludt werpea
@enn es pirtli9 pabr if, DaB nob I'M.
rIer Sdiffe biS nab Staten SSlano beraufflb,
rem oltrtel, ebe man tie ianttdtlld untet lldt bat.
Damn rluB I'M Quarantdnewelen in Der Sbat nod
Nadldlitsteit uuo unorDnung pcrberrlben.
- Seit Iufbebuns Des sesenleltigel Sauoels,
o~ettraSs baben Die GAMBLER auf lebr einfa6e ySeiie
Wrlle nad Den Der. S5taaten gel6muaaelt. sic
gptle9ten ibre S&aafe, bic S%Olfrei iinO, iiber be
9rell3e gu brtngen NIB nit ben elben unbeliItist
snritd5ntshren, nubpen ibnen III ben Ser. 5taa.
ten bic 8Oae abSeibnitteu par. I'm DieIen Ntlf,.
brau9 ab5ulteaen, bat bas 6eprdientantsnbals
cine 8ia paiiirt, pelde einen Soa bon atpansia
Bonn Msrtbe aut allies iuapOrtirts GisS
Leet, I
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Inter cbioen stamen tat I'D, rad BEN @OrtiIhe Sies
Ter 5tSste in England, BelsieH nns DeutidlaAS, ana
40. TfIrs B.. 3. batier elm Eerein s~esrtHset. neIHer 1uM
Sped Bat, ale nst4peuSioex 0eSens o~ebirinihe, bic surG
McnoYoliFrdns uxo Speculation in bic 3Ske s%etrie6en
unb trot bes Gansx tes @oIsss dui eieien tssea $reiiex
trbalten ~e,ben, an 6sriumsnteH u tebeEteSb SiI=
lisersn $rsiieH gu ~Dertanien nns rel@er sen Sdn'
fer faus er t@ an ben Bereix aaI4lieBt, an tem srliels
ten @ttrinn beilx,kHex IGst.
Das nStti3e GayitaI pirS sur& Axt1eiIe [attieH] 3ns
iaulnensel&oNen, nelGe s PIT. 3inten trGssn. "a etn
an BELL auf 10 Dsnars ~feHsefest uns serielbe in sOtsxt'
Ii&ea An,aklunsen SOals Gents ~tinsesaEt sirS, 70 if
felbt Der untemittelfe Ina etanse, I'D an SieieM Sereia
u bet5elisen.
Die GontituticN, isuie fe 10 ettsre auffIGruxg
tann man in Der Office BON etp. 4 Seene i 90 IS
er&ause $iaee, ode psx esattfr., ~srtaltcn, sua S'r'
ben bailbf diajeiHRnAssR sHtSeSeR sencmMen.
&bwarb q. Scene,
rMnr;I1 S-amtl ID I1Hi DtsrssS ~srtralter.
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1915 au6lcn ,urn Gofeuprcis 81:

pie &Uniurnenten linton grmpasute" bat ben yrsts be
tenten erb6st. SIN BUlse her Grb6bune Der 5raGt tf biz
fts ~sCrIduft9 Der &plttnprets.
Burger 3Ummt unb i~ubfcrtbtrt duf biefen Strd. Tir
SeriprtGen Gu6 BITE befeu RCbIer, usI6e In B n Wartt
ton1mea. &c To ND eth Hberer Snpefeteut, rsI&ss Ft
better tn te, eiHrt. ale 1Ster.
Dee Retatlrreis bar ROsIen betrdet B12 90 pr. EUnnt,
NIT elmer St6erbeit etntS balbteen StetgtnS.
Dtttes tn bic ttntiae G~cnpdgnit treIhe auSThIieEIib aus
8aIttnUrern bsfebt unb bic ttnjtee @pntpaenie, rti6er ser
EDaHer ure ednbtrdnsprrt eIet&settte jur B~erfuauna lfebt.
aetttntnbdber, wsl6t ott &Dbisn ni&t brdu&en. fSnnen
lite, Dtutbenben Der pom @erfauf Ibtrfllfser SptIen emit!
~iprtugen. turudtabIen.
Gt1tHbabn:&ptIeneO BOT: Rr. 80 gibblsRr.
aansl XgpItnPrf Nm 8ase Der garUItneRt.
Dtftee bet GrmF Hte:
s1r. As %. Savetteirase.
St6 me1S. v tttietH Same1B. HurrtR
: ettt.@ pvkk tnss l -.
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@ertauf usn Orcpnan}. unb ariessmateriulien
in Baltimore, VtD.

Offee ttS Gtef DIR. mittIereS YRifitdr- DsYatt.
Baltimore s Ua 1866.
Muf Seftht hes Srtpnauj Che s ter y. 1t. Mrmee wirb
am Wrnta1. 81. dRot 1876 pn ~ ubr Witt as IN hort
Wlari6au. War9innb utter Re- 0eitunc b 8 gap g Ipard,
Gem manteur res Sort Ilcrftda, ndnft bsnn btl6rtebene
patttie Uon & tfssmatsriaI 6nentli6 pert IA TT,
1927 Yfn mtbr pctr noe tser, Subftnpulsfr in SSGern
1856 . Do b Ra p%rerpuloer In Tatrpnen,
BON s pb ee.
$500 n to ~ 8aupnenpulrtr In Na1trn.
a loo 9{b
1s-z4 YfSr prpstaReR unS 9aHetsn
o-S2 to 90
6-42 b 10
SSH. R6urnenrasen mil grcbfaRea.
Sduftrn wirs iunf Gage 3 tt Srs Ben. bas ~Gtaenttum
neaSu daftn
Rauf eptneunstn-baar tn Resitrunssf Snts
NKf Belthl - Ser. Iiaicr 10 9 9dnep6,
9GmmanN. Wittl UitL. Dep.
g % 8rGbIeot
tmnt9-2i gcl II gtef2Ul.
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N~~ Rd@
- Petersburg uno Nihmclb.
Dts W~prbat'an Da MP ffh,f 90. .ptrS etnsn ibter Eumpfst
nab pteu tnlunten l1Sfn tSsn
0ienitds. 9Jnnerlta9 uno SamItag,
NM 3utr gldtmitdss srm etgtttr. u bl { G-sGb n Iaien.
5ra3r wtrD tdsr& anysnOnm n, nit Srrs'alt b tanOftt
uno ltn O ~nerfdnet.
Dsaeu 5raat unO Vdfase NIT ben tsf II Bsqusmibrt'-
ten .penbe man f1 an
Jatpb 8rdnbtt r.
t1mdiImtl o. 9reprfr. SSbart.
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Adams Ggpref GOmpa8nte
5@@

6tcrbert@nter SDsrtbfa&eH use Uelosr Had aaen EtetIen
Der Der staatsn lar ss@ Iss Sasn Ssst!s: e. sst d melt; y,
n,rh HS.r lie erias Drets, ben Re fts 6ubrIOtn berehKet-
bic Jtstimdttsit{i unb Rai&bett ts tbrsm GtfHdftssanss
-unh Sit Irltf@teruHe. welMe he perlpxeS bttttt, r5el&t
spoSren' Dsrtbia&en lxh @slb ~ uerf&t6tn tuten MAIDEN
BITE Mbaurs GrpreA Compasnie aRnbertretai& df
Elm Be 6rDerunesmttteI.
NII MuSiuuft meIhe man I'D tn Der 6aupt.Of free be-
ICnnddutttn Baltimore 1853 ssfH
Rc. 1914 %. BaItt N pre Strate,
so,r IN tbreu Bureaus u D. 22T nRb 2zo g 9pU.
arbar. an Der GdIrert.StGtteR nRb am Rvr.
fpIf Mari, UbeS bet trseEb ttuer tbrtr agentnren.
: t1n.r,I4l tN- & m t&rptet q o y b.
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OeutSbe8 Mrbeit&s MaAmeitnH9S
Bure0h,
n4.n. NJ. X~hnnne2ffrdke SIN. 81.

sutsr HufFdbf Der Deutfheu @efeuE

uxter auf11t Der n Deutf1en @ffeaf4att".
Hue Dteientseu, wtt&e peusi4e 3aabpsrier. urbetttt Use'
DteuRndb&en ~ bel6dftsen nant3en, lcrte .aae eeatf&er
NftsttfrMenben troGen H& periSnlt6 stfr In fr~dnFtrten Srte
I'm an Zen aaexten Der @tftuf&aft, Rrn. sd @eIItn 8.
. Ws. SIS tbamesRraee. weuben, meg&esoguentee!tItQ
Wnegs1ftssttttIen lvtreJ M
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@u8 9Outb Seno Uirb beribtct Nlls alien
Sbeilen i'll bieienl un6 ben dnsrensenbeu Counties
bSreu mir, bab bic Weiaenernte febli4lo9su ,piro.
sc wiro taum genug iein fits 8rps nns Guss
Sdot
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Hrthe. Der 81. 9tauts,.ituns III fOlsenbs
&rt.drun9 eutrOmmen :
Der unttr;eiGnete ertl6rt 5iermit mad fiinfiGb.
ri9er, elfri8er NIB, pie er Slaubt, niGt erfolslOIer
@lrtlamts,t, islnsn Austritt aus Der GtDattIOu Der
-,,Sa. Sts. 3stuns." -. r.f .-F.n W.
Gblca9o, Z. Diat 1865. "
y - 8iIkeGm Jtapp.
lsi.rs - ej.ss
Hi Germ @ilbelm &apf. b,ieu SerbdItnib CUR
&eoactlsH u~nltrts SIatteS inbaltli4 rcrittb.nDer
@rtldruls stltern a%ufSelTt puroe, p~erlisrsn mir
iSaris ,aV .rIelsr.ib.n IS 9irflals III MIR mr. n nae 1I cor,
Dem Blatte id,tioeIl, benz CT ipdbrenb Der er.i9ni6>
rOlliteH 3eit lellle 3bdtisteit s%e,pibmet bat.
Som bellti9tll Gage al 1T 9err Or AoOIpb
@tesuer, lsit pieIel Sobreu Correspondent rer
nSu. Staatsititun9" ans Baltimore uno yetp
YOrt unD triiber @toactear Der r3urnletun9", i'll
be 9tebacticn uuieres SlatteS eiu9etreten.
Is. r-ufu .ISlI. Std0tS1e itunQ&
G%pmpaqnte
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bie gtnnabme Der rnmdnil4en 5irifentrcne
nid,t qeltatten. Die republifAniihe partet IN
8u&lrtt aber nil In pielem Sale ben UOs
iareu 8ratianu gum SIrlten ausrufen.
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6anaun EnbnfI

100 6auen emp1ne btrsit pr Stedmer. wtIGe tA u. 9
9en6eb Uaretduie cber Duts bttabIt 10 WGiaru Vretft tm
ptttIt. Spepb 9 &r6ber,
tta"e 81 @rh6nGs TLnts ndbt ESHtha.
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NaA Sapannab, CD.

ssS NaA SaDannab, Ga.
"sz Die Sonpfer Der Baltimore nnb Ga.
S1nuab Danipfitif Ga psbta run ME trI tab: - > ts Der.
Ia1 n Eu ttmpre sem U, tpn bod an s &c ftr GUneer Rr.
| Sx ; snxe, 4 um 3 ubr Rl6mtt dsS. 3ue uftsb-
rex, ssrlaHtn ~tttIttten Sapaaaab fur Baltimore icpen
1nAeritdS
QS1ter fuu Mueufd Ga uno has Suutdoe, ir'Ibe on UNI
fern ugs nten. BIZ 3o. Ga @sds une 9Dsf In SGpanunb cos
fantrt In, 10 rbeu anf eas pun ltlt6fe fpcctrt.
Nesen Bra&t uh pafaJr NIT BIN cefea fsaasmIibte ten
wenbe man f@ an
S4mesB 3. u b ID Q. Agt.
Office: SO 9isbIhr VDbarf une u % Did.
RB. 'aue 6rdttbritft tpetbeH duf DIN Ddmpfer untCrs
t7rfdtln
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petite groBe Muttion iener prd6ti9en 8I
len All
ct. Dennis 9ieIap 6Cuie,

NAIttxetOn S~unfticn an Der SaIttmrr Ohio Eatx. Wet
len iulii6 y II ia timOre,
RsntaG,1 Ia. Wdt 1859, 9tdb rtttreS 13 lI9r,
an Crt uno STEELE
, Dttfe GrunhHude ltsee tn tub'6er @taenb, ur-
~rnittelbdr an Der u ftnblbn 81 hsr 3uuft on II. B. t n cine
ftltsns StleJsn ett CUR Gapttai u tspe Oh r L. II irusacn.
wslhe a { bttftBe Gnh drgenebme Setm'dte TN
Qdn c In ei 'er Gage BE ihntH que Rcr BEL Der Stdpt I'D ri,
nu fhen-u Ser 10 Bd ItEQsn wurbin Get Der erfen Autticn
s%trtautt Sit t:Rssn 4e-'oO Rug j. cnte 1IU 200 Eu6
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MEDICINES.
Notice to the Public.

In the year 1896 the writer embarked The Drug Bust
in the city Of Philadelphia aud while thus engaged msds
several experiments regard most desirable mode
preparing Fluid Extracts. Ny efforts being
articles being approved and used BY the Medical FacuyI
desiroEx Of placing them before the public but heatsd
before concluding newspaper sdvr-
ng knowing prejudics that existed in the minds Of
many agains. using advertised Msdiciass Sos but
through the advice Of friends those who had used them
this objection overcome.
After Is years exerton commencing III small way, the
popularity my articles extended s parts
United States aud widely Foreign countreaud
this the face Of much opposition Every has been
By unpncpled dealers since her merit and
have knowsuoh advertising larger bottles At less
price, eenEariug all other preparations and copying
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. happy state that Of the
who have resorted 70 this. have been successful
NY OBJECT
In this notice make facts public
spectacle dealers believing after many years sxsrton
that the Druggists will dcountsnsnce such proceedings aud
that the reputation Of my articles may damaged BIZ the
use Of inferior or spurious
Knowing that many may read this article who unaequan
ted with append few these OF nv native
city and whose are known all parts the world
Being personally acquainted with MI H. T. HsluboId
pressed with hiseuergy and integrity and graed at his
success. m. WEIGHTMAN
FiEH Of Powers Weightmar,
Ninth and Brown Streets Philadelphia
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01
East Tennessee University.

For want OF space last week We did not notice the
hnai exercises Of the present session Of this Inst
tuition, which occurred on the evening of the zotn
uit at the court house. The court room was crowd
90 and many found it impossible to procure sests'
more intelligent audience could not be gathereo'
The exercises were commenced by the delivery OF
speeches. There we're nineteen students who de-
claimed. All of the declsmstiOns were well re-
ceived by the audience, and evlneed study and
practice in the srt-oratoryby every speaker Eight
prizes were placed in the hands OF an educated and
competent committee for distribution among the best
DISCLAIMERS and those who excelled in punctuslity
and department These prizes we're the gift of our
liberal and public spirited fellow-citizens Col John
Baxter and Hon. Thos A. r. Nelson The follow
ing young gentlemen were the fortunate recipients
Of the prizes:
Barter Prizes IN DeeLaDaations.-H B. Rice first :;
!. II. Nave, second; John North, third Henry
Ludlow, fourth Willie f. Craig, Honorary, hfsh)
Nelson Prizes IN PstHctLaLity and Deportment-
Willie f. Craig, hrst; James Maynard, second; ;
John Mccoy, third; Theodore Shetterly, fourth.
The ability and energy displayed by the Faculty
Of this Institution should receive the highest COM
nendstion and be rewarded by large attendance
Of students at the opening Of the next sess ion
the 18th Of September.
Before the war nearly all the Cotton States were
represented at the University in this city. There
are enough young men and boys in East Tennessee
sadly in Reed Of education whose parents are able
to educate them TO make our University one of the
most fourishing schools in the South. We trust
people will arouse on this subject and come to
the wise conclusion that the best investment to be
made is in the education of the rising generation
Rev. Thomas W. Humes, President of the Uni
yersity, is well known in East Tennessee and many
sections of the South. His eminent character for
integrity, energy and ability should be guarantee
Of the proper management of the University. His
assistants sre worthy and competent.
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Tennessee.

The Chicago Republican OF July q, un.
der this caption, says:
The importance of the action Of the
Tennessee Legislature, in opening the way
for the admission Of the Representatives Of
that State, is greater than appears on the
surface. 1t is now pretty well ascertained
that the President is prepared, the moment
Congress adiourns, to depoSe the State Gov
eminent in Tennessee and establish mill
tary one. Had he been successful in defeat
ing the ratification Of the amendment, such
a measure would have prevented its ratif-
cation hereafter, because whatever new
Government he might establish would be
organized upon the basis of hostility to that
amendment The action of the Legislature,
however, places the amendment beyond his
reach in that State, and it furnishes Con-
gress with the opportunity Of recognizing
that State Government, and of admitting
Senators and Representatives who are per-
sonally loyal, Resolutions were promptly
introduced in both houses Of Congress, de-
claring Tennessee to be entitled to the
privileges Of State; and we trust there
will be no delay in passing them. They are
essential TO the preservation of peace
They are essential to the prevention Of Elk
ecutive tyranny; and essential to the protec-
ton of Congress from the dictation of the
President
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01

FULLY DEvELoPED.-TheN New York Trib-
une has the following upon Fully Devsl.
oped Legs Of Perfect Women"
But is it not quite time we were having
some plain truth on SO simple matter p
Will not some advocate for beauty and SYM
metry take the part of the women and the
hoop skirt makers, and avow boldly that
concealment of the person is no part Of the
design Of present fashions, nor any intrinsic
portion Of female modestyf Instead of be-
ing thing for Reproduction, should it (the
skirt not rather be upheld? Why should
the women hide the charms OF their loco
motive organs? Do we not delight to see
the feet and shapely little limbs OF children,
and adorn, decorate, and exhibit them with
cOmmendable pride? Is there anything in
decent in that? and are not the fully devel-
oped legs Of perfect women quite as attrac-
tive and admirable?
Besides, this new device is really q very
old one. As early as 1857 an old Eng
fish poet said:
with silks and hoops full I'VE yards wide,
To show us how their garters are tied"
1t is not to be supposed that the purer
instincts of maidens, mothers, and wives
could repeat such odious follies if there were
anything. Perhaps there is nothing to
which the motto could be more appropriate
ly applied unless it were the garter, of which
it was originally said, Honi soitssqui NAL y
penSe"