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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14

TaE WHIPPING GAsE.-As matter of general
: Interest and STecord, we have obtained and pub
lisa, as the request Of many readers, copies of
Ahe official orders in tAe above case; 81 -.
-asS<<s.ssS9E@ = ffMMEDIATE. H.. -.
: g -, - OFFEeE JAIL CoS5MANDANT,
-. Charleston, &c, February I9, 1865. !
Lisat. Fraak Gei&e, 64tk N. Y. Y. Y; Provost
= - s. zRarSbGI: -
- 2I1sg4EEAST-I have the honor to enclose here
WITH . copy If communication from the Shern
ofthe city Of Charleston, stating he viii appear
efo-norrow morning at 10o'clock, a. NJ, at this
Jail 10 infliet on civil prisoner Fox, confined here
for larceny, the thirty=nine lasheS which was re-
sraraed him By sentence of Judge of the General
Sessions. Your communication of the l7th inst,
SrelatiRgto the prohibition IF the same by order
of BFigadier-G General Bennett, commanding Post,
will be carried out to the letter by me. furnish
{; this information and copy of the coalmunic&.
tien ferthe information Of the General.
2,Ss52>, : :, = r. I am, Lieutenant. : ..--
: : zsaaa@s-x Very, respectfully, -
-. - Z =. Your obediept servant, ..--
X THOMAS ], ROBINSON,
: 2 Gapt. 54th N. T. Y. v, Comd'g City Jail.
% 20 - A TRUE COPY. --.r .
'-sss.sssf.ss s.ss, - SHERIFF's OFFICE,
~. Charleston, S. c., February 10, 1865. -.
4hoss T. Robsason, Captain 54th Ny 2. r.:
Sra: In pursuance of a sentence imposed at
recent sitting of the Court of General Sessions
fOs this District, shall attend to the jail at II
eeIock on the morning of Tuesday, 2Oth inst, for
the purpose of inaicting the punishment ordered
be inflicted by said Court in the following case.
You viii please notify the prisoner in accordance
With the usage observed on such occasions.
- E:s' Yours respectfully,
- a(Siened} -. JOHN E. CAREW, r
.ssSss 20, Sheriff Charleston District.
To Keeper Charleston Jail. *. ..
:. State Us. Charles Fa1-GsiIty Of Lercsny.
.asas2SsEa= SENTENCE. ..-. .-..
;, Let the prisoner be imprisoned six months and
RECEIVE thirty-nine lasheS at intervals of two
months at the usual place Of punishment. =. ..
: - IeeTtify that the above is copy of the sen
SteBce. r(SigRedl J. ". BR0WhFlELP,
So - - = --'. G. G. S. and C. P
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HYMENLAE..

: MARRIED, on the Tth inst, by the Rev j. ~.
Zimmerman, DIR. o. A.. RUTKEREoRD, of GeorgisI
to Miss CYR1LLA Books, of,this District.
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lTasonic Books,
School Notice.

AIRS. RYAN and MISS M0RTI AERs baEiteg
opened aSGHeoLfat the residence OF VI f.sl4-s.
ScsaIsrs5 Mr.. Mortimer WiIf teach ~ rising and
Arithmetic. q asel: ". -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14

Dresses are cut so low in Paris as to resemble
4 band about the body.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14

'isft Oh our STOCK We BAY ildfsssaEe W. :
in the following articles: s.ss-
r. -. Ladies Dress Goods.
SPRING AND. SUMNER sHAWLs
Lace ShaNls, s@4s i / gyS,.:z-z. 49, - -
SILK aantillss, ~ 2: ,<.s:ia - Z S.7sf-
Baregc Ansisis Naltillas, r -. .s..:9s.s 8
r NoaambfeRe Isatillss, is ~ ss5tss :
Melton N&Rtillas, - q & ~ 9
Melton jackets late fashion,
5aIiineaB Busters ;: y: II: 5fsssas{za
silk, Lneo md per Ems ss..s : 8
Press Goods descriptions. ~
Embroidered Dresses: 5.4.zzss : & :
Z: White Striped do. Basege. ~ -. -
Atglais, Mozambique, Debagss
Lawns, oFsandies, Dotted Swiss go Z,
Sainsook, !1arseilles, .sss7s.2sszssz ~
Swiss, Victoria Lawns. E'sse.<si, SSss g
Lace Mitts. Wax Beads, Esaililius57
Sleeve Sets; F3sdies,
y aIlets, Leather and silk Belts, !. :
Baimorai Skirts, 4. E s.
Kid Gloves Shoes, Caters, ppssfs, q 81
seriptions in. Leathef Morocco and eloths e
The very latest srste Of Straw Hats. called shs
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-, ~.
SIR kzTae BreTes Major General; Commanding
has been informed that you propose, 70 iaaict the
punishment of thirty-nine lasher upoa persOn
named Charles Fox, RoW confined in the Distrit
JajE pursuant to sentence of the Court Of Gene
raj Sessions, Mr.. Judge Aldrich presiding.
The officer in command Of the jail has been
noa6sd not to permit this punishment, and the
sentence cannot be executed. d.
s Any attempt b5 you TO execute elsewhere this
or snilas sentences, viii be treated as violation
OF GENERAL Order Ne. /, dated Headquarters, De:
partnieat of South Casaiiua, January 1st, 1866,
and promptly 3ealt Bish as sgehs Punishment
OF the lash caunotsbe in6ietedSin this city upon
aIy person while heniitary authorities continue
Sn force. > >ts;:S ..s@.a Ess7rr .''ss -.
gheC Courts ofsSouth Carolina cannot have the
assent, ether expressed or iaplied, of the mill:
tary authesities, of a punishment unknown to the
laws Of the United StsI es. Z = a,....,:- szssr.
an, sir, very respectfully, yeuF obedieRt ser
gsrts4, e. M. n: RICE,
CsptainlS5th .. S. C. T., A. 4. Adjt. Gen. -
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OFFICE JAIL CoMNANDANT,

.
: ssg : Charleston, S. G., February l9, 1865.
: Ro6ssason, Thomas j., Captain 54tk n. Y. =. y,
-e5sFs sGomnaaading CITY jail: -. ...:.-, -.
forwards copy Of communication received
from the Sheriff of the City Of Charleston, relating
to the sentence of civil prisoner Fox, confined
here for larceny. - =. -. ~. ... --~s.. =. ..
HEapoUAR7ERs ST SUB-DIsTRIcT, II. D. c., |
Charleston, February l9, 1868.
~ Respectfully forwarded for the information OF
tEe Msior:Generl Commanding. .'.- :
When the sentence for the inRicriou of 80
IaShesswas published, in violation Of paragraph
XVIII, General Orders, Mol, Department of
South Carolina, sent for Judge Aldrich, and
aoti6ed him that would not permit the sentence
tos5e executed, and requested him to rescind the
same, which be deeiiasd to do. r.. .... -
s..sgSIz.- g-s - ". T. BENNETT,
sI2ro,vat Rrioo der. neral rOmsndinp
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Breyet BrigadieT-Gsneal Commanding.

HEA4bQ IS Nil. Dis. or CHARLESTON, S. c., /
.-.5f'--s~' = -. - Febroafg I9, 1866, ! H.
Respectfully returned. faction of General
Bennett, Commanding First Sub District, is ap-
proved 80 $50 $3.50 = ?. 4. ~
The iBHfetion of tais paaisbueat canHet be
persisted General Bennett viii furnish the
Sheriff of She District Of Charleston with an of
Eeialeopy eftbe enclosed letter. =. -.-~---...
command of Breyet Iajor-GeneEal DEVENs.
- = -. ---f--.s,, N. N. RICE, -
Captain s5th q. S. C. T., A, a. 4. G.
HEABqEARrERs, Mn DIsT. or CHARLESTON,
DISTRICT OF SoUTH CARoLINA, -
ASSISTANT ApJUTAET GENER1Ls OFFICE,
EFIIRLESE0N, S. c.; February l9, 1866.
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GentIemeals Coos

- s
In Gen tlemens wear We have Feceiged===
:, = SPRING sLoTHISG OF LA7EsF
FASHION. - s. -ssss
Spanish Linen sstiFts.
hite Linen Shirts t5..5
Calico s6irts==5s nethiag new:
Goldsmith, Paper Collars ' -
Z Straw Hats ssz;Sz .=s5ss, 1883, 5.
Boots, Shoes aud Caters. -
Piece Goods
Cotton and Linen Drill. g. .s
satfaetts, 49, ~: *. -
French CassimeFcs, .ss
5ssBlack French BfoadcloshS
Black French Doeskins, 81 ~ &:
Black French DFab dete. &c. dc.s -,
4 great many other articless, too numerous soS
mention. Call and see for yourselves.
We receive Goods weekly, and oHr Etossssil
soOp be completed.I 2@zgtggz = - tltas7sss
TIE latter part of this month Mr. Stern Eiiiilbe
home. IN 80 s.s. - -, Z
March IA s.zs- ~: -..:5is ss....
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17

Belt, hoo Oiefe Stiirine gerabe am bef<.
tioften tpitbtetett, ,inO ahfseiDaafen in
einem 9anbe, no Die Sronnng Der
9inse Ianoit i6On anSers mar @
tann ii6 ulfo ttidt 10 redt Senfcn, mas
Die 8orfabren ie,ner SHUTTER fparent uao
oeBbalb hin i'd ibnbelebren. ="
Ser Sreiberr nabns nit oiefen sSor<
ten fein srobes @Ias, alif beflen Defel
Die 8appenfdiIbe feines $auies; aus
9iIber setriebe1. ansebra@t iuaren, uub
tranf, nm Strait gu feirer 8elebruns au
Iammeln, einen Ian9en, tii@tigen Bug.
Sod srdulein 9lnna iab an inn bor<
iiber ben gait NIT belorsiiGen, bitten
ben Bliden an. .Gr bertrand 6ieien
gSint uno iu6te ben Sbein bon oieier
Raterie abSubrineen. a
(SOrti. foIst.)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17

Office Stnnben az.
ron gil gorutsttass, NON s-5 gsanlistass unS pDn
7-9 nbr Mbenbs.
9amen tSnnen in eini9en 2ectionen cine lei&te,
geIGuFae unb nette 5anb fd5reiben Iernen. as
5errsn in berieIben 8eit cine trdftise gel6afise
Gef6dHshano. .1sEgs.a. .l 81
itdt gefommen, ba6 S4iIer i'm Mlter non SO Sabs
rem, aatt elmer suf1nigen Retbpbe 3u foI9en. 6ur
bic gSiienitaft f febft in firsefter 8eit cine ee
paaSte S9reib1ueiie anseIn6bnen t0nnen.
- 9aibutue. 1866.
6errn 3. ID. DoIbear. ~
g8ir no ebenip eritaunt pe effreut, baB Sic uns IN
10 t,Irser 3eit Bic grincipen ber 4bonoarapbie po
ftdiibi9 periteben gemadRt baben.
Das Spftem tit turs, einfa9 Mnb Gnseesei9net fir
bic gebirfniiie Der nsenf9li9eH geieli9aft.
es nicbt tennen. Sbre eigentbImlidbe aebr=Netbobe
madbt has Grlernen berfelbeng ni6t MIR Ieidbt,
ioiibern r1ddt IS aud su elmer angenebmen Inter
baItlng. Gas Tertbn9 t9itnan,s YeanraD tit iebr
9ur9 bic GtFtilbung mejer iuunberpoHen 6urft bat
ii Bitinan einep boben Yias au Der 2iite Der men=
tideft aBpbtbGter srIperben ino mir Oerten, beie
Runft foute efnem ieben Rinbe seIebrt Iperben.
&. Safper 8artri6ge, Capt. "A. sSH. 9. s.. 4G5EE&
3bos. &. Rbooes, Can't. so. 81. g. s.
81. s. Yatterion, Capt 68. sn6. g. S.
.#s59 8. S. 6aucett, 2ient., 60. q, 8. Sn6. @. S.;
2. 3. 5ammOnS. aet. .Giiiit: Surgeon. usa.
ieE q. 90. 9ooper, Chaplain, nSM.
s- elias q. Sobntoti, I. 2te,tt. Co. S, f02O. 9. 5.
.es Sob Barnard, 1. Sergy go. g, q. Sn6. 9. s.
aBiuiam Nuj6I, Gbapain, 68: q. q. Q. s.
Duncan 81. Sorris, &eporter fir bic DtiIitar Cont
miifion in Nabpiae.
SiHars gerru, lun Gerg., 90. 8, 70. SSno. .. s..
Sames %. Saeobs, 1. Gent, 10. Sn6. 8attere.
s. 6ensIep, Sers., SO. 5, 70. Sn0. 9. 5.
24mr; 3mte %@ l4- i.a. 5i4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17

Nfit ben SlIgeltblren bes Spe;ielaaIs
unb Dem eriteu Slid, ben er bincin |
mari, bate fi5 iibrisens benz SAT- aus
8ranOenburg Elm tueites Selb Der Or
inneruns ge6hnet. Son biefeiH genial |
ten 8lafonb, Der Bic @rl@affuu9 Der
g8eIt OorlteIlte, bon Dem i9peren &ronz
>Ieu6ter, BEN berGngel Gabriel aIsSonne
aus Den 8olfen berabbansen lieb, bon
Den geI6en Gardiner bon i1persr @eiz
be bate linn ieine Nfutter Oft esiprOA en
penn fe bon ibrenl baterLideE. @dloB
In sapaben uno bon BEN ,lasealeinen
SLAM ersabltc, mel der emit vurb lire
bodielise Srau @rOBmutter, bis Eo1ter
zines REDEEM NfiniFers, in Die ssarnilie
uub in bic i@0neren &ppartensents 81
Sbierberg 9efomnsn lei. S6on feline
Nfutter bate in ibrer &inbbeit bieie
Yradtitiife nit sroBer Gbrfurdt Dor
ibrem altertbum betradtet, unb felt
bieiet 3eit batten Iie gum u1inoeiteu Orei@
pig bis biersi9 Sabre geiebeu.
vOas lit Der SanilieniaaI," faste
iuabreuo Der SafeI Der alte Sbierberg,
als er bic neusierisen 8lide fab, tuomit
fem glefe bieles 9entad mtuiterte.
yYor Soften Ioa man es bie 2aube ses
nannt baben unb meme gbnberren
pfegten bier gu trinten. Nfeia SroBs
batter ielis IisB es aber alto einri6ten
. up6 idniifen. Gr mar elm Nfann bon
bieIem Seidmad unO bate in feiner
SusenO mebre Sabre am Sof 2uopi9S
XIV. susebradt. 9lud. rseiae Srau
SroBntutter mar cine prd6tige Dame,
unb lie 8eibe baben has Snnere oes
99lOhes auf oieie 9lrt eiusetbeilt unO
beforirt."
y9lm Sofe qu6ui9s XIV" rief Der
1unse Mann nit Staunen. v0us if
cine i6one Belt Der; tuie man9erlei
Safe mag Oieier Saal felt iener 3eii
sefeben babsn!"
v8iele Menf9en unO iuun6erbar.
3eiten," ertpieOerte Der alte SER. ,5a
ss sins einitlsIansenO gu aif Sbierbers
+. nnb uniere Sdfte befanoenfi6 bel uni
ni@t idIimmer ais BEL iebem Siirite'
bes &ei6s. Man tonnte tein fr06li9'
eres 2a6en finben, aIs 6as auf bieie,
S9I0fern, 10 LANCE unfere &itteridaf
nod blibte. ga gait nod unfer Sin.
leben, unfere Stimme. saam NOR eli
G6elmann 10 gut ais Der &Onis Dol
0ranfrei6, uub Elm Sreiberr mar eli
freier Mlann, Der ni9ts ii6er iid fannie
ais ieinen gndbi9en Serrn, ieinsu Sai
fer, inb Soft; iebt-'"'. "a y 81. =
,,8aterW anterbra9 i'm @nnd, ais 4
fab, ME bic 9l6sr auf ieiner Stirne an
'idiSOa, unb pie cine Onntle @0tbe, ei
8orbpte aa5enben Ginrmes, auf ietne
gSansen aufsos. ggaterE REF iie M
sdrtli9en E0nen, inbent iie feline Sar
ergriff; ,,nidts mebr iiber oies Sbem'
sic tuifIen, tOie Is Sic irnmer ansreift
- ,Sb0ri@tes Mab9en!" = ertUieOer
Der ate SER, bilb untuiaig, balb &c
riibrt bon Der bittenben Gtinme fem
f50nen 5D@ter; ,,iparum iclIte elm Wfar
nidt fart senug ieiu, mad SabreH bt
BEN gu fpreGeu, mas &C 81 onlOen ~
sntragsn tart senus mar? Ser ge
a. fennt nilr uniere BerbdItniiIe, IN
eiett fIab. Ct " 0tbossH ~ istu
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17
feualetolt. ma
Sas Bib bes 9aiiers,
RopeIIe opu S8ilbrIm SauT.
Ass HEN
4 "a Il =, ,,-ff
Snrtie II nf.


Sieielbe uebereinltirurnliRs glaubte
ct 3uiiden Dem alien Serrn unO, benz
@cma9e gu finSen, ia ipeIdes er 3ucrit
gefiibrt poroen mar. gS mar ser ber>
bIi9ene Slang zines friiberen Sabrbnn>
berts, mas linn SOn-b ben gSanoen uno
Sausggatbe eutassenl bIifte. Die
fbiuerer, setuirftea Sapeten, nit 2eilten
befefti9t, Die emit bergoIbet tparen unb
beren Sarbe iest ms 9unteIbrallne ipiel%
te; bic breiten 9lrnitiible, NIT .aisge<
f6peiften, sierlid gei6nisten Seinen,
sic 8oliter, NIT srellen Sarben aus9ez
udbt, NIT 8apageDen, SIHmentopfen
unO Den 8ilberu langit besrabener
S6oosbiino6en 9esiert. 8ie man6en
g8intertag nlodten feline Ibnfrauen iiber
oieier miibianen Slrbeit seieifen feil
Die ibnen bieaeidt emit fiji bas 8oIen~.
BETTE gait, mas Der nteni6lide 9eidmad
ie erionner1, uno Die iest ibrert urenfel
9el6utadloS, ifmerfallig, uno bdtten ii6
ni6t 10 ebrtuiir6i9e @rinnerunsen 6aran
setniipft, beinabe la6erlid erldien.
l1n6 bod fam Tim Dies ales, Ser chr
iuiir6igen 9eitaIt ieines Sbeims sesen@
iiber, iuie Ou rd 9lltertbum unb lang
idbrige @epobnbeit 9ebeiliat Dor. Gr
fab, man iei in Sbierbcrs erbaben iiber
oeu 9Se9iel Der Nfooe, unb iuenn er
binaufil9tea ibnl fem Sater iiber Die
man6erIei llngliidSfalIe unb bie miBli6<
en- ll.nitanbe, NORM fib Der Sbeim be-
fanO, 9elagt bate, 70 fiiblte er ii6 be-
fdant, baB, er eieie 1lmgebun9en nur
eiuen SugenbIid babe srotest fin6en
f0nnen. ST fiiblte, bab er unberi6ul<
better &rmuth, iueun iie fi6 in 10 ernitem
unb tuiirbigem 8eipanbe seige, feline
&6tung ni6t Oerla9en Tonne. So, Dor
oieien gSdnben, oieiem @eratbe, unb
Der benz unideinbaren, groben Sausrod
oeS Sbeims erl9ien er fi9 ielbit, tuenn
erfeiueu 8lid auf feline mobilize u. bo9it
unbeqleme Sra6t tparttpie Elm Sbor,
beberrIdt bon einen 9baiitom, bas Elm
Beiier Ia6eluO an iib boriber sIeiten
IdBt. @ s s. -
Sies pareu Die giubrii6e, ipeI9e,ber
erite &beno in Sbier6ers auf oie SeeIe
bes iungen Stantotu rlia9te. 60 ernit
iie aber AM GnOe aud fein mo9ten, 70
fonute er bod Elm 9ddeIn ni9t unter<
briifen, als NIT benz Collage a6t llbr,
ben Die ate @dIoBubr sosernb unb aitS
tsrnO ansab, cine SliigeItbiire am Gnbe
bes 3iulrners aufprang, eia t!einer Serl
in einem Derldoileuen, borOirten bod,
Der linn Dcit I'M Ben 2eib hing, bereinz
trat, fi5 6reiutal per6eugte unb bann
feierlid 1pra4: lie souper est ser
vir."
ISL vous plat" iagte Der gllte nit
ernftbaftem @ciidt unb elmer 8erteus<
ung su ieinem Steffen, reidte ieinen slrm
Der i6Onen Sluna, ,tnb eing Iangiamen
S6rittes Dem Gpeife3immer gu.
q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17
0enfeIben Sag.

800 fir ale EEaber bic ME unter 80 in 6entIier
Renren ssDonnsn EGben, cine Neie, bic befen Don
5 i'm Gef4irr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17

6rei fir Gle Irober beren Beser in 9npibion Gouns
tp Dobuen, Elm sReite, bic beiten oon i'm Gef9irr
$t00; GtnIaee $50; $3.50 pom GisentbImer ;useIeat.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17

go. 3-Sritter Sag, Ritttpo@.
Srei fir ale Trabsr. ReiIen i'm Gsf5irr $500. Gin
Iase 800 forfeit $50 Dom Gissntbamer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17
iir fOIsenee GinIase ptrS seIuufen:
SO. 1-Griter Sag, Nfontag.

Srei fir uue Traber, cine RetIe bic befeu Sim
@ef4irr. stO0 einaabhins. $50 SOrfeit; $50 pom
Gigentbimer sngeIegt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17
SO Sonnerltag.

5rei fir aae Eru5er, Reien sm gef9irr $7Oo. Gin.
Iase 500, Forfeit $3.50 DOR Gisentbamer. suesIegt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17
Denlelbeu Sag,

Purse 800 frei fin aIs gfsrbe ste niemaIs unter
$50 i'm 0ffsntIidben aenneH sswOnnen babsn i'm
Ragsn. 81 50 Ff$Ha ss s1t8 IL ]
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17
9enfeIbeil Sag.

Purse $1,000 fir aue Sraba, cine Belle, bic bsten
pom in SGtteI.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17
Denfelben Sag.
$50, 2,-3ueiter Sag, 9ienitag.

Purse 800 fir ale Rdse gferoe. cine DaeiIe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17

SapibfouaGo untp.
9, 9emonbrean Eraet sef ader naf IS Sabre
u GrtrasssAutbeiI
SrisabIep Graet. 100 gGder aaf IS Sabre
q GrtraeszAntbeiI
Carney tract, 1876 ader. auf Is Sabre --
u Grtrass= antbeiI.
@ Gbeat5am County.
s. 9. Semonbrsnn Eruct, 1856 &der, auf Is Sabre
SIS ls 4 GrtragssAntbeiI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17
.Oeutid)e 0r0cerl),
3Ouis sdbaneman,t.

RGy~ OrSers mad AuberbaIb werben prompt beforgt.
II. 4edrs int. AbSr. 4oit=SOE soS. HI
81 SSH 40 ttr HsI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-17

GinIasen fir obiae grsiien i9Iiesen nit benz IS.
apr 1856. SOrfeit geIo einsuIesea anb sn abrefren
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12
Virginia Intelligence.

At the Memorial concert at Middleburg,
Loudoun county, four hundred dollars were
raised for the improvement Of tho burial
ground of the Confederate dead at that
place. T' =
Mr. David Mansfield, sold the Wheatland
Mills in Loudoun county few days ago, to
gentleman from New Jersey, for ten tho u
sand dollars. .
The Rockbridg e county fair has been post
poned from the 10th to the Oath, 18th and
26th of October.
They have been having Radical meeting
in Botetourt county. 1t was a small affair,
and was held at Montgomery's school house.
Thornton Flaherty presided, and VIM. Barger
was the Secretary.
The latest reports from the camps and
hospitals show that there have been no cases
or deaths for the last forty-eight hours end
ing 9Th inst 81 Rich. Times.
A lot Of fine coal cured leaf tobacco made
by J. J. Adcock, of Granville, N. g., sold in
Petersburg Thursday, for the extraordinary
price of $500 per cwt the highest price ever
paid in Virginia.
DR.. Bagby delivered his lecture at Abing-
don Wednesday night. The Virginian says,
sit seemed to be perfect success from the
amusement it afforded his large and appre-
ciative audience"
In the Circuit Court of Washington county,
in session at Abingdon, w. S. Evans obtained
verdict for $4,000 against B. F. Berry, for
seduction.
A vein of the finest kind of stone coal, IA
feet wide and feet thick, has been discovered
on the North Fork, in Smythe county, neal
the Salt works.
The mountains of Virginia are represented
to be more abundant with deer than has evel
beenknown to the Oldest inhabitant.
The Board of Health report eleven cases Of
cholera as having occurred in Richmond dur
ing the forty-eight hours ending at oclocl
| P. NJ.
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ter the conclusion of peace, will be the posi-
ton of the Italian Ministry with regard to
the Garibaldians and the party of action, I'M
less Austria should make some CONCESSION in
the question of the Tyrolean frontier Aus
tfia, consequently, consented to cede tie
northern bank of the Lago di Garda to Italy.
This position is important from strategical
point of view, and it will, moreover, greatly
tend to tranqulllize the public mind in Italy.
1t was also the Emperor Napoleon who sug-
gested to Austria that Vienna and not Paris,
as proposed by the Emperor Francis Joseph,
should be the seat OF the Austrian peace ne
gotlatlons. ms suggestion was made with
the view OF gratifying the Italian people, who
were in an extremely irritable mood at that
time
Immediately after the conclusion OF peace
between Austria and Italy, the Emperor OF
austria will otficlally recognize the Kingdom
OF Italy, and Will send an ambassador to Flo
renee.
The sole condition made by the Emperor
Francis Joseph Is that the Italian govern
ment will restore the private property OF the
Grand Duke OF Tuscany and the Duke OF
Modena, who are both Austrian Archdukes,
HIS Majesty also asks TOR the restoration OF
the private property OF the King OF Naples,
but in the cases Of ex-Dukes the restitution
is made condition OF recognition, while IN
the latter case it is only suggested as being
the wish OF the Austrian government.
The Italian government has issued decree
which oispails'S oo'ooo nieh u tue A.a'i'n
army.
Aus:lia las lnvi'eu l.aiy W send p'en'po ~
tehtiarles 10 meet otners appointeu Wy AUS
tho ~ - ta,sara NJ, M nost ;ntsr.
VIC ~ to.',. o ~ y. 80 oa,,t,.r;a.
oo"''' 'e'"een -. w. eo
apai 1os ein
Inc rope has resolved 70 remain IN rome
under any circumstances, ana ne WIN short'y
resume the negotiations with italy winch
were commenced last year
Ddl Oh Ricasoii, HoMeVef, - Saiu w nave ue-
clared that no negotiations shall be opened
with the Papai government before the eVac-
uatlon OF Rome by the French troops.
:, Maafld, september lo,-dhe papers state
.hat tne recent ylsit OF ehe queen OF opaln
to the Empress Eugene at Biarritz W as OF
pontlcal nature
OF; feterspufg, oept. Ut IS saio ina,
an the tfipes Oh Daghss.an nave feVoi'eo
against the anthollty OF the Gar
Athens, sept, Sine dreams nave re)ec-
ted the terms offered them by the turkish
ne EPiroeS }innaoitahts OF hplrus) also
c,ailii tiiel, iIeeooil ifohi lufAey, anu nave
a ana, ''eir iaoi'a'ons ano taken 70 'he
hiis'
Vienna, Sept. lo.-The Gazette of to-day
publishes largely signed declaration in fa-
vor OF loyalty and independence by the Sax
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NOTICE.
FARMERS, MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS.
IMPROVED CIDER AND WINE MILLS.
HORSE POWERS AND THRASHERS.
WHEAT AND CORN FANS.
EmOry's and the Eagle Cotton Gins, &C..
T SIRE TO INFORM THOSE
| in want of the above machines, that am pre-
pared to furnish them strictly at manufacturers
prices-adding in some instances only, the cost
of transportation.
My improved Wine and Cider Mills or presses,
for family use, is decidedly the most economical
and perfect Machine out. One man may grind
and press from two to three barrels of Wine or
Cider per day.
Wine and Cider makers sre particularly invi-
ted to examine them whether they purchase or
not.
Larger Mil or Presses also furnished.
Those in want of Horse Powers, Thrashers, &c,
are assured that l can supply them with any.
kind required. '"
liz connection with the above, 1 offer a COM
plete stock of Agricultural Goods, Bar Iron,
Axles, Springs, &c.
Landreth's Turnip and other small Seeds.
G. BILLUPS,
No. IL Wide Water Street,
iy5 Norfolk, Va,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

LUMBER LUMBER !! a
WE HAVE THE LARGEST AS
w sortment Of Yellow Pine Lumber, on hand
that can be found on either city. All sizes and
quantity Of heart and merchantable Yellow and
Pitch Pine cut to order in the shortest notice.
Also on hand, Shingles, Fencn /, White Pine,
&C., &c, Tomato Boxes will be kept on hand
during the season. Persons would do well to ex'
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
R. j. d W. NELLY,
jun19 North street wharf, Portsmouth Va