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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02
FOR SALE.
REMOVALS..

DIR. DcSAUSSURE
TIC AS REMOVED HIS RESIDENCE AND OFFICE TO
III No. 19I MEETfNd-sTREET. door below
WentWorth-strcet- mwf19 October 16
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02

TO RENT, 30.

nELLA TORRES STEAM SAW MILL
~ To Rent or Lease, all that Ane MILL at the cor.
ner Of Washington and Chapel streets Apply to
November WILLIS & CuISOIM.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02

FVHO RENT, THE ILIGIBLE HOUSE IN
CaIhoun-street, No. Ice, next but to the corner
Of nutedge avenue containing four upright rooms also
ed htct en- and gas throughout Apply at NoRTHwl ST
CORNER OF OALHOUN-STREEr AND RUTLEDGE
AVENUE November 3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02

HARMS TO RENT.-THE TRACT OF LANE
JIG known as tho Washington Race Course, containing
about sixty acres with tho farm adjoining will be rented
for two years from the 1st December noxt.
Apply to JOHN G. COCHRAN,
November q fmw6 Treasurer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

Die gefe5le elmer 5tDeiten sIdnsbes
bang batsn IN SIS I Il b6fes 8tat err
,siiofllA 1aQU9N a1gsl@g 79a 10 Gsf9l49!
Sur sBenige boffen aOds Oaeber &tie9
ttidt gum 9Ius6rud fDnriae. lIi''l.'3 ''.s
greubeu .unO stalien tpsrSsa bie
Seinbt eligfeiten jnisr. er6ffneR, ,peup Der
@onsreb feblfdIaeen iollte.
t@ariftr 8eituu9eu iiuecu, oaB DETER
reid fir genetien IAN ben Siiiten ors
Soriatii@en Nfeeres eatf6a0ist iuerOsn
fone, BreiIBen perbe bic GIb >aSersogs
tbiinier erbaIten unolt Ddaenaart foIIe
glnrb S6lesiuig betonnaen, pdbren6
sic 2beinProbin3 Elm befOnbersr, aum
Geutt6en BunSe gebOriser stadf per<
ben Jon. Die 6ransoien tbun betdnrits
lid bon ieber, ais Oh fie IN 8eutf6lanb
ettuas an fageR bdtten, sisdely aiqqss
Ser 6iferreidti9e @eneraI senS @bef
ORnsnAaM La4 sns,,o 5,GsotA.4a.. sss.f4rs,:,.&
49, a. !; 3 - 90. -
..,. s e, - ~ Wv ''
1'a ss, y! ysy ss:..s. .a4..s..A j. .S.aa
ftentbiinitr in SOIge Oes Ginipra4s bon
0t a1'1.H i rs 's1H ~ ~" ssiss
,nsl.a 90 rtAsrFlplnt IL Sunlsu'
Ser Sampfer 5iberaia, tpeI6er 2oins
oonoerrn a11 i. lSuilt herlieBt ut an8es
ton1tner. ,esa1daI
Ote Na9rldt, pap Selterreld9 Yreu>
pen aao StalteH Fg am @on9reP nef
t1eulgen tpulen, DIro beltattgt, goens
70 miro EN- gerfreter oes gltittoessttages
oemleloen oetpo9nen. aSaDri@etnlt1
ptro DER pagertl9e Neinlteri bomber
'Fforoten ais lot9er gefpablt iueroeH.lad
q Slod if Der Sag bes 8nfammeatrit>
tea uidtfefeeiett. Babrf9rinIi@ iusr. |
oen be Neintit:r Der ansludrtisen slns
5elessbeitea bon ben anerf3iebsneHSfes
3terllnssn otele bertreferg bod iagt man,
pap SeFerret9 nt9f our1 pen Srafen
Ofensoor[ 1onoern erltfpeoer onrd CURT
t et ooer Den pen Srafen Slobn'e re-
'raientIrt lem tueroe. SelbFberfanos
a, ;.s ,,',. s 81 Z, ss1s.
- ssrsH;.,.nort;nstsr Co.; e. IT, ~.
e,,s '
49, ~ g'.il..'' ,'...''.'S -. s.,
! SeEetresg pesDs'seFt, nue. DerH@eu
O'ro o.e a0tretans pom sseas1.en sl'f
,ae eAll@'sOe'lEs ING pef.angg oaP ose
sUalstIHs .g ''eO' s.ss .a'. Seg''ae'ans
,6sftiosn ,,nh S;e gPsfor,',froos ses 's,,,t.
d,ss S,,rSssoora Mr., Ss,Sssrbs,,nI,,r-
~ o,sfAI;,Ssr SoIrs !. ST,,M ssrs,,ss,
t IN 5000 Sss.ra,,os,r - In ~.
,os bie eonferen, III in sis ;rnsrsn
,Iro.I ,osr6.,t.,, S,.,t,d ,,d y; ,,;,,s.
a. Sfofs e. fron.ss;;dbs, s;sr,,,,o
I, !, -; as.,,4f,., ,s,,S ,,,".;,. s.ss.Iss
=. $50. ~ !, ~ 4 -, Z.
,.rossn ,,;~S "a :, - $500 49,, S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12
Wem MnrI I'M q,,r

YReD9or5 10. SUM-.
0lsi Sampiss Ediash beuts Bon Gu,
ropa bier an.
@renben Ceiirei5 uuO staIien feber,
ibre Wifuneeu fort. Die itaIieniid,eri
6reiiDinisen Orsaniirsn fi& anf bas
G6neafe. 49, 49,. $50.
0eifrei6 bat 100000, Naun I&Iaa-
fertie, ebenfo finb bic 6itrei6 ir@enelrtiIs
Isries ssarfs unb bic BeIaeen.nss , sIr.
tiaeris IN b0Hiser Bersitf9aft.
.au6ldnb eoncentrirt feline Sruppen
bel GeIat. 3.
m M fH9
/, Hsslsa 8 atlisssseg g. assgses rsilg1as.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

1sHOO Sss Ssss; sss a$ss assStsa s
i9tne ~ uerfaMfen, Yrsis $40. 9rei neme Mrten,
upper unb mreer@ feeb. alnf E3sobe 9ejafhE 0aias
rautirt fir abres Gbiees @ehaIt p6er ercse Goms
msffioa bssa6lt. @is ensisea tiaea Sc III Ses
Der. Gtaaten nnter so perfquit werAen, BE unins
big0p4EDbiTt fiii6 hur5 GcIues 6eeteF uiIb aDlfon
VIE anbsre Siligen 9ehi itttn fi6 Befraeetet uisb
fnh Reuter- pnh &pniitmepten Mryef gunh @fiirafang
urtterrbctfen. usrifts Gircuidre rereen fret ges
0saine ober Chicago, Sus. ~ t'Stt'S<g*f
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

: = = 'l-g
g T.. 81 lb ans, II: SUM-,
Sie Senier purbsn beute bon Den
britiIaeu SOlbaten nit eiilerl 8stlul
bon 10 9eiangenen uber Die Sirens,
suriid sef6lasen. .:s So
@afhinatpn, IL. SUM. 2
Sas oeridtIide @otnite bea
Observation-Disclosures, iueIbes init Bet
llnterIuduna bes @erii6ts beiddftist
1T, iuonadb Self. Sauis an ben Wforn
bes Nra6benten QincoIn betbeitiat qe<
,ueieu fem foa. lit 1rofsen Betriiaereien
unb 8eIte6unaett anf bic 9pnr qefom >
men, tpeIde besipeden ioIIten, Die Ebeif>
nobme bes GrSgiebeIIen. eraliOenten an
benz Id1aubIidleu NReuheImnrb nidt ans
aid,t fomt,en au IofIen. asi7.ss. mar
o5birofon 11,igsnr;s d.
Sic gsonnobsnS 0ss;s,,o S,s aonfss
BOT fein SnterelIe bar, Qluh hatten nd,
tlur iebr tpenige 3uborer auf ben Sale
rien einsefunben. 5sii.s iiaa
Der General 2lntpalt bat gfa1riGten
empfanaen, 6enen ~ SSoIae Die 'gers
Orbnuua bes 4ranbenten, bic 9lnfabrer
Der Seuier gu berbaften, iiberaa prompt
ansseFlbrt pirb unb bab in SoIse bef<
fen Die gauge Srganiiation bergeitaIt
Derfriippelt iporoen it, oaB man ourd@
aus feiuerlei 8eflr6tuns meter in 6ieF
fer 8e3iebuns gu besen 6raa9t. ialss
Setretar Mfcgnlo6 unb cine gtoBe
MnsabI Senatoren nn6 8eprdfentanten
nabmen an Der @robefabrt bes0tebeuues
cutters y 6Orranbo" ben ROtomat biu<
unter, Sbea. Sielelbe 1T mad Der Suite
besfilen Nfeeres belliintnt. Das S4iff
mar NIT Slagsen bersiert, Die gang aus
outeritanli9en StoHeu perIerttst iuaren.
@abrenb Der 6abrt belt Nfe@ulo@ cine
8eoe. .usIlsss,wse;. IS,
Sn Der perfiolIenen ISOLDE bat bas
6inans Departemet,t fur $3.50, 1861
fleine 9toteu an Die perfdiebenen Sepos
fiterien DerianOt. s'Ei&
@oufuI Sbos. S. 9a6leb IN =2ibers
pool bat Dem Gtaats Dcpartement eta
men fsbg Senollep eertdt uber one ottn<
Oerpeit, nsbft bielen NbbiloangeH, e1n@
9eianot-
Die beutigen Steneretnnabnen bee
trusen S765, OO6.SS uno flir nerfonene
sSo@e So.ozo,ooI.ol
eo'Hm'lFOnet 2peu4el w. :" ''s'''
sSo@e zOO PaleHle ansSegeOeh.
Wfan lqe'm ~ OelAt9!eA' Dap F@
Der eonsreR OerIa9e, oens O.e e'aluer'
aoAe 10 81 er9onen' 0oP PC mh DEF
l1neren SeFeuerHn9 Der UtaHaIael"reH
correspondent.
Die Senerals4 ano@SfFee pat stape
rI@t erbalteu, Gap ote oFll@e @Dt1ete
lung Oer hnsOn< 4aetEe<G 1lenbaen oea
9anlas e'f9 loO Ntellsn Oos ~anfas<
abal binauf bis IN DIE stabe bon Wfan>
battars DoAeneet tuOroen its Au4 40
Nfetltn Der 3uet9babn bon Seaheniuortb
""9 uiOrs"e' N"O ls''s' 80
ahr S,uutt" ztt@isan unogSisconttn
babeH 3,777,5S5 older 2anS erbaIten,
UNI ben 8ou elmer militdrii6en Gabr>
ffrabe bon Sort Sotuar6, Bis. mad Sort
Biltins, Mi3. ~ betpertteligen.
@taOuis. II. SUM.
I Sie Ereunbe Der decentralization be-
sen bic 8eioranib, bas Die srIdnDer ne
aert Der eifriaen 8erfolauna Der Senier
seitens Der 1tesieruno, cine brittle 8ors
tel biIben per6su.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12
Stabteiseutbuna gum 0erfa,it.

@ebrere batf@e Bo5nunasbdnfer an Sommers
Strabe sspif@en GEur& unb @Tnae. Gbenfoi Elm arr.
Gbur& xn1 @rodb. Gbenfo EN- fIetneSi ;3iegelaes
b6Hbt unh 6ofroum, Ode Cine unh Gberrp. Mud cine
grc6e Mnaobl 1atpldts innsr56Ib iMnb In Der umges
Geu0h Der Sfaht. a.s. q. s.. ". 81. ". 3 pu n,
sim @a4~~ Age,steH 385< l1niouftfase
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12
Melle Nfl5eigen.
GroBer gerfaaf bon
9luftiOIls> llnD STE.
ee3+s@13s ,5i4ii- i94AAA4t@ ,ll444.. s56s~
giernngs=
Is aAfeM+


I'm uifern 8orrntb az bertIeinern
iDer6en mir 81 erita,inli6 biligsn Yteis
fen berfaufetl: !. u gsq g4
eeineue anb Iattasiens Ea9er. 40 Gents Bic S2O0
t1mfGlagetl4er Hnb 6uiIts, 500 Bio @2,OO
eetnene nnb tottunene ett6e6en, 80 Cts. bio 81 So
sstns.e ans fashinsHt ReYft iIisnabtrsiss, 10 sts
81 Gents. a@kHk*sp V&F's& ~
Hiaise 6ansti&er, 40 Gents.
TessFn @ns 9aaEsGilfe 10 Gents bis &i.25.
&iierne 9ettfegen, rs Cts. Bis 1i.5O.
sSIafrSde 50 gis. bis 3i.56.
6smbem rii6 anterboien, 81 Cts. bic 81 90. AssaB
ystt utelen Gn@ern MrtiEelu i'm Dru @oobs @efAGft.
ebeHfe 3eMeEs Etf@1ef@iEr, Ekeesannett Ebpfe,
Spa6ndptes Aaqttsple, Dettpf1nnens 0drm1ef@eB,
tmes nHn Iaeens AhsmeE, Sakgeltens NinuteIer,
faHrMsaE a. 5sen. aaitsstaHHen, saaabe, @af4gfans
9erner Ha6s une q af9Qelten, glener anb Oabetn,
eeUs, graDenrpertJeugs 6Isij4 Sdeen, 1Gesletien,
1efens WlGppens GteNer Bds en q RehenF aNaafets,
RaileemAblef qnfe afb gGretbafdt MrtsfilbIt, hi.
Fechable, SsObsfabie, s@Mbsarren i. (. %.
Begner 0goeerten q. I. -.
Die metlten aB0dren fiifb untsrna RofenpreIe elm.
eetaat tD megbet biQtG pegtaMff Die @reife psrben
eeem reAt fin iopebL i'm @gobe mic tni &ieinpers
~ gssaEt bsiOrgt. Rein MrsissI ~ psTsaRft, bis Is
y, SO MT ans eoFts ~ ieat be 8sitsu sem sia.
30: 40 & As eaS college etrabs
q. Uteuiug ag 60.
~ @ast 70. Swai. isss iRaia 90
,af.as 81 a80a
q 2 siaf i .ts =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

SrObes Seuer in Chicago,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12
1000 QSaaVc,llil5..'.'

80 s'~~f1it +t+4~4%S fSiSsf4-S G@4lst-% -
So offerirs sRm 9erfauf an Gpruce Gtrase, nake
Der &reusnrg Der RdjbUiHe Wnb Ghatrdneegd Gifehs
eabn NIB bel &tlupns ". 8temGn, Remmif>
fonssQaufIeutt ~ 'Ssh siEsse i1s2l4e3ss
SO. 20 Cub MART Strase, gfaibbiIIe,
"s-F s 2 Sennehte.5 { az =
Bier - anntse arm &c gBasets peljsanhia
mt 5onbletrees, Singletress, Gntgdte, Slttertrog
nne 8o0en sn. &. 4 J.. ~. !. -. @a0-a5
gteripdnuige Mrmees aBagen. ..............3 $40
gteripdnniee SOIswasen 043
8weiipdnHise Waoea init allen SuBeb5r ~. 6o-i00
8weiipdnnige AHlbuIansen : !. ..,......,. 70-l00
GtHfpdnniee Carts. ............... 20-25
9ierfpdnnige eassDasenJ a.J. 8...l... =. : 60-65
q QdMfer bnben bic GrIaabnt6, pcn .einem arosen
Dorrntb dsssuIDdbIen. 0nr CUTE hagen petten uers
tauft. ale ennraIfirt fir Elm Sabr. - ,,sst,ssIsse
10000 pfun6 Retten aficrfirt III 10 cts A'S'saa
@H4 AsEte, G9GmftIn, GpateH &C, se,sansR 4f8
IS fN F'TtetSass'9 -e9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

stDer 1fmterSei d,nete enapfeblt I'D
BEN hieiieen 8nbHeum tpt Heforsuna non ensEijdben
fonobt me bsui4 gen Gorrepc nie stt
tieung pon e@uunpens DpeMmegtens Gepielts Heberf
fesnngcn uilh dHer III bteSe Rate4ofiE aebtttdeu rs
bsiten, ME sud sr 6abrana una 3egNliuans Der @es
l4dts s8I4er un6 psrfpr9t ptomptf unS snifieseils
IN Der Office beS Herris 8. SCOT Gpfsnscs 81 GeSer
Strabe, cher i'm drug STORE bes eEyjr 8. 81 6aiylu6
10 Gsber Str. eber aud i'm 2otaIe 6er 6syttn Blinfe
ni Saniisn7 Sub GAsTEs Ssrabss iabs esE Rcit Rfst
nieoersulegen. -
So slosS ISL lsSttrtaatt 8. aotf.lt1E
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12
selearap1. &adjridten.
Ser Oeacf3aa Der Senier aus
Snmnba. .fss,..g
z.5l5 la5Fff Aatla 4ltiE14Est AAtIAS 10 SAf3
Sltebergei6Iasen bel er
Mu brer. ssaa mas
eW3ta N@Fl~H N4EW4a
Bausli6e Gutntpfb ienuSasrlR euisr.

% a6rid aus Bafbinst n.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12
GurDpdifebe Oeadbri6teu.

0etet urop q ilAe
sgsnsa l@pn gEeB.sAa ~ G
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12
oWcrIaulott fYfprt:

u pesr IS geinnbe iuelbe Mrbefter unb fnf Dbss
feds S9worae perbes fir cine Sarm IN 3ennefiee
bftiangf. Gbenfo f0-12 Cute 8ienffmdh&eH eSer
SSsssollbc ;4sds Sernsr afbstssr fir aeislton,
zins - Asbeitsr iir aaIssI Eenn; I'D VII e5@-
saaag s6una arrinston y. Sarrer, 3sa
Si3ml AseMtsn, 30. 6S pubIce Squire,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
ia x s ALE.
CLAY COUNTY,

NOTICE is hereby given that on Monday, the
~ first day of October, A. D 1866. the under
sign'd, Treasurer of Clay county, Iowa, will offer
at public sale, At the Court H. Use in Peterson, the
following descl t'ed lands for taxes, interest and
cost then due and unpaid for the year Is 5, set
forth in the following list.
Sale will ComhehCe at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, of said
day, and continue from day to day. and a1jnnrn
from time to time until all has been sold or taxes
otherwise settled.
Witness my haul at the Treasurer's Office, Clay
county Iowa, August l7th, 10 g.
}. } BICK NELL, Treasurer
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
CALL! CALL! CALL

s~l," \" can afford to, and will sell all
our t. At prices which III these hines
wa MIX" i an obec. both i" l.ursr and
happ"r~, for the rich and poor, th- ec"-
nomS, 'ri the improvid-st, the -p@urr
and the irug'l to purchase of ~.
Gssy-Cash for ,he seller q nd snti. E. elton
to the Purchaser. is the business motto of
jaul-G6 II. D. BOOZE / co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29

ak5~This being one of he oldest e,'ab-
i,-"ment, On the L pp-r Missouri, 1t pps-
sesses SUPERIOR tac'.lIes tor the aocomo
dalton OF buyers The goods are all rev
aud fresh, aud purchasers eau resi- a-s.ur-
I'd that Ia busing at oar establishment
they will get good articles at the lowest
Il'!nB prices.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
Seeding to Blue Grass.

! 4 Scott county: Ky, correspondent
Of tho Prairie Fnrmrr writes that the
best time for sowing blue grass seed Is
early fall with wheat or rye.
Tbi. brings the Timothy up before
.wiuter and The blue grass comes up IN
the snr;n- with sufficient root TO WIN
stand the hcat and drauSht OF the io''
flowing summer.
: The quan;;ty Of seed {! !oS, per acre.
,ha, he grows is not sufficient 20 make i.
pasture for scvera! years, though II IL
could he we'll separated before sowing II
would do; tu' beat or 'nF",n u as you
NAV. it s;;'';s t"@rsner anu a'sF,ou'eS
5r'"y in sH"'""' lie quantity Shou'u
C Two bushels per acre, carefully so"n;
= J. lest 10 cross 50" u''SF '"e "'"'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
.iknut Washing OrcllartlS.

This is often dunc in the spring Of
tie year, and it is n very bad practice
,hcn. Bn: If done in the fail or winter,
i. il 4 very good onc. ihs best wash
sc know ii for trees in the spring, l.
strong so"r>ads. If the trees arc old
aud the bark ci;ngs 10 them, il is better
20 scraJs them thoroughly with II sharp
hoe before applying; the >oaprnds. Then
make the Su;iI Strong, and wash thor.
ouchly tho body aad large limbs Of the
tree. 1t rlaScs 4 marvellous difference
in the tnri!'t Of the tree, and its produc.
tivcncSs. We know old orchards thus
treated the i.ast season, :hat produced
large crops.
1t is now too la;e to whitcwash :rccs.
7; may be do"c any time before the sap
starts in the spring. \ warm ,hawing
day SHOULD be chosen. Regarding this
condition. the sooner it is applied the
better. 1t kills insects, and tho action
Of the gsos, upon il, together with the
spring scrarins AMI washing recon
mrnlrd abpv"; leaves the bark clear and
healthy, ready to eliminate the creates,
a..onn, Of rap, produce the largest
growth Of wood, snl perfect tho finest
fruit. We have tried it, and know
whereof nc speak .-Hutnl N"w lork,r.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
;rNyN'sT.1' Department.
hints ON Pruning

v,rrr ~, ~ ~ ha.rhc, in nru,
;,,. Iho ,lnw. s,,;kc ,hc fiber and the
WI, Wv. Y;,h .nrh tool, !, too vic.
w., .,'; h,-sa
- IT,. oG ,ho ,;.,La 80 nc,r)v ,s
,o-.;,l" on ,sy,l with II. branches
!t;.h go, c.i fr,r, Il will heal mucb
''";n..oy o,5 ,lsn .moo,a.r
>; V.ror lcor. ,,,L-,b,, !, don't
,,oxs a ,,,r, or -. branch between the
niacn vhr,r .,,r. com, an, Inn, crt close
e -, -.,,- IA ,,r wou,I will heal ovcr
1nn rcn.o, fr- mi, !. ,h,, ,r,;o, cyis;,
y" >".G" ~ 81 49,, l.a,,,,, IT., r.i,..
P'''''" "a '"' pau" ''' ""'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
To iirc;, i..:;,.

The re4-aa r.,ss decay i, ;hat the
atmosphere rcne,ratcs ;he !o.e> o.. the
shell, cra?orAtcs the wa:r,y PORTIONS
iusidc, and decay jcyius. y rt:neIy i.
to immc:sc sEe er:,s IN boiling wa;c: Ter
few seconds. 1t is EASILY done. :or 4
hundred eggs il iaS&c; can @e DIPPED
ct ouce into tab Of boiling water
They arc to be held in the water long
enough 10 count twenty at fas, rate.
Tho heat Of the water congcals the sur
faco Of tho albu,ncn immediately uadcr
tho c;g she'll, thus forming Nh mir tish,
coating, which prevents evaporation and
decay.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02

EVERY MOMENT SrSpAf.-By differ
tui nations. every day in the week is Sc,
apart for public worship. Sunday,
Christians Monday, by the Grecians ;
Tuesday, hy the Eer>iaus Wednesday,
by the Assyrians Thursday. b. ,ae
Egyptians; Friday, by the Turks ! Sut.
":iay. by the Jews. Add tile fact Of
;hc diurnal revolution or the earth. xiv.
,as every variation Of Longitude differ.
eat hour, and it becomes apparent that
every moment is Sunday some where.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
1866.

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1866
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-18
From I1OuiSville.'s

LOUISVILLE, October l5.-The opinion
Of the military commission in the case of
the recent arrest of DR.. Ferris, United
States mail agent, at Client, Kentucky, is
just published, concluding that the parties
who made the arrest and detained the
mail steamer General Buell. should be ar
rested and tried by the competent autho-
rity. ...,..,
The Grand Lodge of Kentucky met to-
day. Two hundred and seventy-two Ma
sonic Lodges were represented. Grand
Master Williams reports Masonry in a
tiourishing condition in the State. Sixty
five thousand seven hundred and sixty-six
dollars are reported in the treasury.
The Louisville Catholic Diocese has been
created an archiepiscopal see.
Major General Thomas is here, and will
soon establish his headquarters in Louis
Vile. .-&-- .r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-18
Message OF the Governor OF 1Iissis.
..-. Es + sippi. ... 1l

New ORLEANS, October 16.-The Mis-
sissippi Legislature met yesterday in cx-
ira session. The Governors message says
that the necessities Of the State constrained
him to call the Legislature. 1t was not a
special emergency, but Il general exigency,
resulting from the altered and deranged
condition Of our Federal relations and do
nestle affairs.
He states that the removal Of the negro
troops from the State, and the transfer ofthe
Freedmen's Bureau to officers of the re-
gular army, are subjects ofcongratulation.
He deplores the state Of the country, and
cncloses the constitutional amendment,
but prcsumes that the mere reading of it
will insure its rejection. He recommends
the admission of negro testimony in all
courts, and requests that provision be made
for the education Of the INDECENT children
Of Confederate soldiers, and for the relief
of destitute disabled Confederate and State
soldiers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-18
Fears OF Negro Resurrection at
Nashville.

Special dispatch TO the, New York Tribune.
AAsHylLLE, October l5.--There are oil
''f's OF gumors flying around town this
evening Of a negro insurrection being i'm
@'nent. 4 couple OF nights since about
NA'y negroes, mostly boys and young men,
WHO had been imprisoned as Migrants, were
saGen out Of the workhouse and sent off 70
"Ota Oh Mississippi plantation. 1t is
.I"'hled by the city authorities that the ne
goes vent voluntarily. The parents and
.sidS OF some Of the missing parties are
"'4'saant, and insist that compulsion was
-s'u In getting them of. A delegation Of
:, r,'s'oeo waited on the Secretary Of State
i GS morning, and laid the matter before
1 1'a, asking that the emigrants be brought
.ack. General Lewis, the Freedmen's Bu-
; Eau Commissioner, has ordered q thorough
;TTt'sS'igation, which is now going on.
taefe is considerable excitement among
=, -. :, eoiored population, which gives rise
h.. 'ne story Of an uprising. Mayor Brown
F. just received note from Secretary
r rs'cher requesting that the police Of the
s" So! may be kept in readiness, for any
81 Urgency: The negroes Of Nashville are
No T,acesbly disposed that I am sstis6ed
cor aouois need be anticipated. Shelby
t.,;ry has elected Conservative represen-
W, " ss 70 the Legislature. There Is no news
"'H any OF the other counties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-18

The PRESIDENT AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL
New York Herald con.
tradicts its own lie as follows:
The rumor that tho President had writ
ten to southern Governors advising them
to convene their Legislatures, and recon-
mend the adoption of the constitutional
amendment is undoubtedly incorrect, as no
positive indications have, yet been exhibit
ed tending to show that the President will
swerve from his purpose MOTTO be party
to the granting Of universal negro suffrage
in any shape. 1t may be, however, that
the result of the New York elections, If
unfavorable to the Conservatives, may tend
10 ameliorate his views, and q compromise
between himself and Congress be effected
at the next session. il he remains inflexi-
BILE, the Radicals will assuredly make an
effort to impeach him; at least, that Is the
sentiment of the Radical leaders ut this
time.
The timber of the Presidents message
is already being prepared and some of its
proportions shaped. The superstructure
will not, however, be completed until the
November election. shall have decisively
expressed the tone Of the people Of New
York. o. "a 800 ,ssse 81 ~ 81