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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-11
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE HOUSE,
w GOVERNOR ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving direct from The manufacturers
in England, Germany and the United states, our
SPRING STOCK, consisting, in part of
1000 doz pen and pocket Knives ,
1000 gross cocoa, bone, buck and ivory handle
5000 pair trace, stage and halter Chains
100 dOz. Elwells, Peck's POwelPs wedding
Hoes
$500 doz pad, chest, TILL cupboard STOCK ana KNOB
Locks
$50 doz grass and grain Scythes
$50 doz scythe Snaths and grain Cradles
$50 dor. Spades. Shovels, Forks, Rakes
1000 kegs Nails, assorted
100 kegs Horse Shoes
100 doS Collins & Co.'S, Mann Stewards Axes
40 tens Pots, Ovens, Spiders and Lids
Carpenter Blacksmiths, Sadders' and Tanners
Tools
Builders and Housekeepers' Hardware in great
variety
Machine Betting, Fairbanks Standard Scales
Hoes Circular Saws, Manila Rope, &c, &c.
To which we call the attention of the merchants OF
Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee, feeling conf
dent that stock is equal to any in the country and
prices as low as any regular hoSse; ,,s,y.co
JOHN ASHER. mhst
M SAW MILL SUPPLIES,
COACH MATERIALS, &c.
Circular Saws,
Gum and Hemp Packing
Machine Betting,
Steam Gauges, Steam Whistles,
Water Gauges, Cocks, Oil Cups, &c,
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Rabbit Metal
Files, wrenehes,
Lace Leather,
Rivets and Burs,
A Belt Punches,
Cross-cut Saws,
Axes, sc
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIALS.
Hubs, Spokes, PellOes,
Shafts, Poles Bows,
Springs, Iron Axles,
Bolts, Bands,
Enameed Cloths, Leather,
Oil Cloth, Laces, Fringes, &c,
And general stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Hardware,
Cutlery,
Mechanics Tools, &C..
To which respectfully invite the attention OF city
and country trade K. L. WILLIAMS,
Formerly Williams Elliott,l
| ian2S-tf . 67 Main, near 18th st.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-11
SEWING MACHINES, &c,

METROPOLITAN FURNISHING ROOMS,
1T9 BROAD STREET
LADIES AND CHILDREN's
CLOAKS, DRESSES AND UNDER-G ARMENTS
Made 20 order In the
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
TUCKING, STITCHING, EMBROIDERY, QUILTING.
And every description Of
FAMILY SEWING
Beautifully done on the
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE.
At the New Onee, l79 Broad street
X. e.. STEVENS, Agent
B.-MACHINES REPAIRED mblgtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-11

Gao Solid Gold Hunting Watches........kSoOto 100
sOO Msgic-eased Gold Watches............ $50 800
40 ladies' Bnameled Watehes............ 100 600
500 Diamond Cluster ladies' Sets.......... 800 200
l 600 Diamond Solitaire Rings. 40 200
900 Heayy Silver Hunting Watehes....... 70 100
900 Open-facs Silver Watches. 20 10
1000 silver and Mahogany Musical Boxes. loo 500
LOCO Silver Dining Sets.................... 10 500
1900 Silver Tea Sets, eOmplete............ 90 2OO
1000 Silver Urns and Salvers 20 zoo
1000 SIEVE n-chamber Revolvers............. 20 800
$500 Patent singe-barrel Pistols. 70 20
1000 Richly framed Oil Paintings.......... 20 S3e
1900 Elegant pearl Opera GlGsses........". 70
5000 Mammoth Photograph Albums........ 10 %
5000 Cluster Diamond Rings................ 20 lVo
5000 Ladies' Oval Bracelets. 10 ~
$500 Sold Chains of different designs....... 20 S0O
$500 Gold Thimbles, chased. ~
10000 Signet and Plain Gold Rings........... 20
10000 Gentlemen's Scarf Pins. %
II 500 Brooches and Ear Drops. .............. 80
r. 800 Gold Lockets, double glass............ 80
10000 Gold Pens and Geld Holders........... 10 70
10000 Sets Studs and Sleeve Buttons......... 70
5000 Silver Goblets and Drinking Cups.... o.
5000 Sets Tea Table and Dessert Spoons. ~ 20
5000 Sets Tea Table and Dessert Forks. 10 70
5000 Sets Tea, Table and Dessert Knives. 10 20
$500 Revolving silver Casters. 70 20
2 800 Silver Cake and Fruit BSskets......... 20 20
12 300 Wine Holders and other articles...... 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-11

MANHo0DAND THE VIGOR OF YOUTH
vi restored in four weeks by DR. RICORD,S Essana
81 Life. This wonderful agent will restore =,
the most shattered constitutions whether srsin 80
excuses, sole abuse, the Effects OF climate on 5,I
Time required to the most in veterats CO.
l. four weeks. Failure Is impossible Dr. Rieori,s r.
o. Life Is sold in with full instructions To-
use, at s. four quantities in for S9 and win h.
SAINT to any part carefully packed, receipt
lance to his accredited agent, PHILIP ROLAND 81
Liberty street, New York. nov22-6m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
State Convention Of Returned Soldiers.

Soldiers and Sailors Leagues
throughout the State are invited to
send delegates to n State Convention
to be held in Madison on Wednesday.
Juno 9Th, 1866, for the purpose Of or
ganizinga State League, thereby Sc
curing uniformity Of action through
out the State, and for the general adj
vancement Of the interests Of honor
ably discharged Soldiers. Leagues
already formed will be entitled to
one delegate for every ten members,
representatives from districts where
no organization exists arc invited to
be present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

rsa- The statement made on Friday
that A. Johnson has ordered the ar
rest Of all officers Of the Freedmen
Bureau employed in cultivating land,
is pronounced to be incorrect. lie
has desired Maj. Gen. Howard to
cause the arrest Of every officer of
the Freedmcn's Bureau who is per-
sonally interested in the cultivation
of plantations, ana Gen. Storey has
been detailed to execute the order.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
9rant Comfy 9eyall,
The Dog Law.
Mn. Cover
D1ar Sir

Doar Sir:
Having noticed in
the HERALD q fae weeks ago that the
Treasurer OF the town Of Ellenboro
had been fined for necIecting his du.
ty III rot collecting the dog tax in his
town, and in your REMARKS upon the
same. the town ofCifton is represent
ed as having complied in good faith
with the dog law | thought would
write yor few lines showing how
the provisions Of the law are en-
forced in said town. The people Of
the town Of Clifton, although in a
great extent are engaged in sheep
raising are not in favor OF the deg
law in its present form, and mt the
general election last fall, and ut tho
town meeting this spring passed al.
most unanimous resolutions condemn
ing the law and expressing their Will
ingncss 10 indemnity their town off
GERS against any suit instituted
against them for refusing To comply
with is requirements uAdcr the
prevalent impression that the pro
visions ofthc law coull hot be cniorc
cd. The Town treasurer was in
structcd not 10 collect the Dog tax,
but since the decision In the Ellen
boro ease those 81 our Taxpayers
who are in favor oi the enforcement
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29


In again calling the attention Of the pall!c to this
Culuyator, would aay that We buil over Apn-
bred OF them the pas which were sold and used
through 'dany sections OF Wisconsin nd we have yet =
learn Of the first thai failed 70 give satisfaction
While the main f~ lures # tise IaWke}e tultFator
remain the same, We We adopted uch miaor improve
mcns rs experience sugge ted-~asiHg onlg the best
material ana putting them mp n tie most substantial
manner.
BESIDES AL the advantages 81 other Cditiyators W.
claim the following whrh others ID mot possess
let All tn shaycls being moved sideways by the feet
tho ground between the rows is Ell cultivated leaving
no halks IS the where ouif the two isrUafd sov
els move. The side motion VA tile pendulum princi-
pie the Shoye being suspended ana the depth graded
by chain. Geing tree from from hation * is the easi-
est, and auy boy Who can manage tc3m can work It,
2d The easy Of throwing ali tn lioWs ont 81
the ground b5 placing the feet upon tn reaaa conve
nienty arranged, thus cleaning tn shoyel3 Of trash,
anu Tor turning al The ends, leaving the hands free 70
guide the team.
ID. The arrangement q handles IN ratched work 50
TINT the plowman with change the depth o.
either or both sets Of plows ,ontie d alottca
4th. Easy adjustment OF shoves 10 greater or less
width
9Th Tho FRONT shovgis ars turned Of mould board
shape, and can b reversed fvr billing. ana peiu
tent movable blocks can ba turned TO throw the SOL
either to on ifem the as desired
9th THY Jainied STANDARD with tint coulter bar as-
tened with wooden pin, el,c lrea wher ilie shoNi
strikes an otattn ti' li9Fine Il g urh oaea without
ljnry 10 the tai ts.tfer
7th. Tie With vino, .ie, yof side shoFel- are
lowered when gunliH- ii RI aiTow, on side
hill tiius rna3 linn Won to cil .l i t same s i il
were yel-the shOyes renUtrt.H ta tiHics to Ene-
ven surfaces aret adYaati.s casey otee eaitjyatar
Stlt The side beams being pivoted e She 8ain beam
the bacs shoYels can br ~ dnep M tIe forward
ones shallow. @hen Tho corn is small.
9tn. The b4ek shoycls Of siell distance from the
orwfd ones As 70 render ,hem less liable 20 choke tAan
10th TIC s4at can be moved forward d bac1 accord
ing to the weight u ,Ii8er p ayoid AID downward pres
sure upon tie neCks ot the horses
nth This CuitiyatUr hat great advantage over ot
CTS in the heieA oi axle.
~ we aim TOR tbis Implement the utmost simplicity
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
Boots & Shoes.
ROOF 4 SHOE STORE
AT PATCH GROVE.

To 1NE PEOPLE:
Thankful to my regular patrons for Il good
support the past yeas aud to the public for growing
patronage, take this means Of saying all that am
receiving large stock OF Spring and style OF
BOOTS, SHOFS,
and ether heavy and light wares for the fee. Of mon
women and children 1 selling SO low and Of arti-
ces the best in market. being Milwaukee custom made
end such " can warrant that have fears Of being
uhatrsola.
That the reader may judge add shor; list Of articles
with The prices:
Mllw :ukee made Stogy boots, 81 IS
Do do Common Kip boots, 90
do do Jersey Kip boots, 80
do de- French Nip. good article, e so
Womcn's CAR Shoes, , rs TO , IS
do fine Shoes in the same proportion
OF 10y own make I sell at the following pric 4.
stoey boots S. 90
Common Kip Boots 6 90 10 90
French Kip boot 50
French Gail boot 30
Common Cali 50
Women Cali Shoes, . to 90
Repairing done on reasonable terms The above arr
my present prices nj liable change mp or down
a. circumstances may warrant. These prices are mad.
with the view al large sales, otherwise could not afford
it. Al! want is for the people to know where tnev
do the bes
A&- wish e eng ge the services frst-ratc SHOE
maker, aud will Civ" steady employment
CUSTOM v ORR made to order.
ROBERT COLLIER.
Patch Grove, March 15 1S96-4o-ti.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

nsa. The railroad and public bridge
across the Wisconsin River q Xii
bonrn City, was destroyed by fire on
Saturday morning. The cost OF the
bridge il 1857, was about SO 600.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

The Tennessee Senate, on Satur-
day, passed the House bin to dis
franchise all persons who rarticipa
ted in the rebellion from holding
office, civil or military, in the State
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

TIE UNION ARMY J. MS Losses.
When President LinS oln. in April
1861, called for 750Cs militia for
three months service, sho army Of
tie United States had Son its rolls,
1900 men. During .the ensuing
year GSS. 523 mcn va. enlisted. Of
" aom 2o4S, lG3 left ths army alive.
OF Tho remainder, 69.299 died in
battle Of wounds, whii,slS4. 81 died
81 diseases. The numscr Of white
troops enlisted was abfat , 500 600.
The number If deaths among them
was 2oI.112. or one der i ont Of ten.
he number Of coloreS troops was
10000 Of whom SOS died, or
adout one out OF six. seinr nearly
don6lo that Vi the dcatss among the
white troops. Out Of. every eight
deaths among the whit, troops three
died on the field Of basla, and five
from diseases. OF cvek nine deaths
among the blacks, ones died on the
field Of battle, and eigh 1trom disease.
The mortality among g. volunteers
was nearly - per ccuts greatcr than
among the regulars a'nese stats
tic. arc taken from scial records
bat while they give til: number Of
those VINO died in the Service, they
make no mention Of tn. host obliged
to leave the army, a. ! who went
home TO die. :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

$50 TheDayies couusy. tEnd., ) con
spirators, Geo. sc Y. { colt, Daniel
Scales and William VI itesides have
been sentenced, in hofUnited States
court, to six years Imprisonment in
the penitentiary, the :ongest term,
and $500 fine. Two Al their asso-
ciats in crime died jail These
men were arrested for Ililling Capt.
McCarety, an enrolling officer, and
otter lying = year in ia< were found
guilty OF murder, bat the supreme
court held that the isdcra courts
had 10 Jurisdiction ovet the murder
in this case, SO the i:iictmcnt FOR
murder was arrested a$d they were
subsequently tried and.Sound guilty
Of conspiracy in resisting the draft.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
Sound Advice tc parents.

The Philadelphia s.edgor, under
She head OF Early sInduigence Of
Apetitca" gives this4souad advice .
Parents should ps'udcr well on
lie dangcr Of m easy ana capric
ions Indulgence Of ia appetitcs and
imaginary wants Of shcir children
Repetition soon become alabit, and
a habit once formed, even in child
hood, Will often rem.:in during the
whole Of after life, acquiring strength
egery year, until ut la$'t it sets all,
human and divine, at <lefiance. Let
parents who yield Is the cries Of
their children for daiiy and prom
isruous food, or who glow them to
torment domestic, aflimals, or to
strike their nurses, oS to raise the
hand against any pcs'son, consider
well on the consequences. The NOR
a effects Of pamperin.s the appetites
of children are most ntelancholy.
Is the mother atraia of any ex-
preston OF passion, ! bribe is too
often promised in tbs shape Of
cake or tart, as a peace Offering
Docs it annoy wholt* company by
It's boisterous or i'll tim.d pranks, it is
permitted to be quiet :y the promise
OF some sweetmeats. III it has been
good, a. tie phrase is. and learned
It's letters, the reward Is still too fro
Quently something foft stomach.
ISatinr il rpG.trdp6 10 :! IN chipt' on1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
-.

bs3~A destructive fr' occurred At
Galena lass week by switch three
beiluinss occupied as telegraph Of
Ace, store, and photo-i: pa gallery
were destroyed. Inslrsl for fifteen
haUsard dollars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

ca Advices from thd:City ofMexi-
60 furnish hint as to jse feeling ex-
isting between the temporary En-
Peror MaXimilian anF the many
prominent OK rebels now making
Ae%igo their abiding e.. II is as
serted that al discpssioy Of the ques-
t'ad Ell slavery has On forbidden.
At tbs funeral III exc scrnor Allen.
Of Louisiana. az attcm was made
TO adorn the coffin wsh Tho rebel
tla@, bat through tie Elaness oforr
muster, the tempt wxs frustrated
AaAtmllian has sct AZ. example in
economy ~ making Z cral impor.
taat reductions "a thcs vxpcnses 81
his h1useho q. +
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

HARD OK DEAD .IaAps. The
last New York Legislature prohibit
ted the issue Of es5over railroads
in that State. The c.nduetors It is
sid lave M interesting time taking
~ passes. One 60. Iuctor was
sAoVn pass, with / / name OF a
leading railroad man attached TO it,
Is not that name sutfsient?' inqu:r-
ed the anxious passcs ger. There
is only one in the:U nited States
that is Of any aecount*wi,h me Just
noW, replied the confactor What
is that, WAS the ins,'sn inquiry
The conductor deIlbel.toly unrolIed
grcen6ack, and posating to the
right hand lower colastr, said, f. =.
SPINNER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
~HhRIFF'S SALE-PGTERS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
lnfDsrY ~ GnANr

Fly virtue Of writ # execution issued ont Of the
Shove named court favor of the above named plain.
lin ahd against se abovenamed defendant To direc
ted anu ul want goods and chattes whereon to levy
nave leried upon All the right tat interest which
tho sed deiei.r had the 25fh day Of April. 1866
m since acquires! in snd 20 the Following described real
estate Il Nlt:
The east half Of northwest quarter OF southeast quar-
ter OF section scven q Town two 81 range two %
west the east of northeast Or ana northeast ~. OF
southeast ar Of seq seven l3 town Two t2range two I'd
west; the southwest quarter q the northwest n Ter
~ secton eigh. IS town tWo - raHgetwp CD ives All
n Gram COUNTY " se3nsi which real estate will by
order % The Plaintiff Attorney the 18th day Of June
A. a. lstD a. Il clock III said lay, offer for sale
and VIII seli 10 the hi4hes. bidder. for in hand
front Of David &lke.svns Styge IT Big Patch Grant
county. Wisconsin.
SAID sale made 10 satisfy sat executions amounting
70 sil9,H7 with interest end costs.
Dated Sheriff once, LANCASTER, May i. 1896.
VA. II. C1.ISE.
4 BtRBER. Sheriff.
Plaintiff Attorney.-11-ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
~ MMONS.
-
2. al Mitchell, rlai4t q
Circuit Court.
Grant County,
Wis.
Petition OF Lands.

Elizabeth Tipet and Ben Wis
laliiu I4ppet her husband Petition Of Lands,
John Mitchell Sgbl Fall
Ann n0iitAe aDdJ Ian Boz
1.-THE. htc husband, ana
nenes Mitchell
The State Of Wisconsin e-Deendants here naInc3-
You hereby summoned and required 10 answer
Tie complaint IN this action which has been dled in the
Office q the Clerk ~ the Circuit Court q Grant County,
~ Lancaster ia said county and 20 serve copy Of your,
10 said complaint the subscriber at ls flee
ia the village Of Luc,s ter Wis within twenty days al
ter the service hereof exclusive OF she day OF such
vice sd ii you ia:l % the said mplan within
the time oI said the Plaintiffs in flis action VIII ap
ply the Court relief demanded in the con- paint.
Dated April 4, 4. d $500
J. ALLEN BARBER,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
48-et. Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
5 SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, J
SO.
CoTNTT or GRANT.

james Duriey. Administrator
= t estate ~ lillian Fere Circuit Court Of Grant
deceased p'ai County, Mis-
fhom's fWrHst ANA Eiizs judgment Of Foreclo.
irtuftl, Aeichi MIS-. aurt and sale
~ rift8e ot Judgment and order Of sale in the
above entitled action rendered and made the March
term iot ~ tie Girciit Ciai o s,iu County shall on
te IA day duiy lat0 II ne outer door Of the Court
House - iac village ~ lucaster IN sand County offer
for ae aiii sci, al rut aaetin al o'clock in the
fern9el fint lay 10 the highest bidder for cash the
81 o1ihg described property II wit
lhe Ar.t ~ 81 'it South east quarter Of section
HGsief i>-s3s ia III township No one % north Of
Range NJ one y vest Of tie ith principal meridian
containing eighty acres be the lass and
th' e'nse bong sl'aied il the County Of Grant and
State 81 Wisconsin,
SAID sale VIII be made to satisfy said judgement ha
sides interest and costs
Dated Sheriff ONCE Lancaster; May 21st 1866.
THOMAS y k2IERisoS, NM. elise, Sheriff,
tlai IN Attorney Grant County, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
FARMERS, C0JIE md SEE IT.

Always on exhibition At til shop # the Undersigned
4 caa be used = Corn Suky cuiisatcr, ~ removing
the tv,u centls teeth
~ Price se1o ty lye dollars Il nearest Depot one
hal cash down. ha!a4ca lst ot Nor srtev. with good
note. Il. II. BUDD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
THE BEST IL THE CHEAPEST!
lNsuaE WITH THE

TIRE AND INLAND NAvIGATloN RISKS accept.
cd. nov ~ heretofore, 1t @tii rates aud liberal
conditions.
BUSINESS CONDUCTED vii constant 6ispa,ef
ara 8ce9rers
. ..o ~ aiways met Wiz proup .ss gnd canqlef.
5ostice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
NOTICE.
once e Clerk II Board Of Supervisors,
~. -. ". ". ~

- Town sasassoT4.
section 81 Chapter SIS Taw- AZ isa5. makes
The auty % the Assessors Of each Town at the
usual place Of holding the Annual Needing Of the
County Board 81 Supervisors OF his County (Which is
lancaster the last Mo DAY Nay in each year for
the purpose = agreeing npoa some inform basis FOR
yaiuihs perscns properly the several iosns in said
County.
sANTKI 2. elise Ci,rs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
ESTATE OFLOWRY.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, GRANT COUNTY CeuEr
GRANT CoUyTY IN Probate
In the matter OF the estate May Term 1866
q Edward u. Lowry, Present
doctased. Wm Met5ongal Judge.
Letters OF administration with the will annexed hay
ag been igsa,d e Ruth Ann Lowry, Of Lancaster ia
sid county AMI SIS sonths from AID after the eth day
90 Nag, tS being al wed for creditors present their
cins eganst si8 deceased iaT examination andallow
ance:
Neti s. hcrsiy given that M a3-e If said County
Court y Ill the first Mondays August and Noyem-
ber lNe, The Prob1te Office in Lancaster in said
county. examine aud al Isl al caas and demands of
ali persons ,g.insi the said Edward ID lowry deceased
WN. NcG0NfGAL,
Dated May tSto.-46-@t County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29
VI 0OL MARKET.

Wartea 200a1 pounds Of Wool FOR which we vi pay
tGa highest l4srk price 10 cash
A. A. Burr.
=
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-29

WILLIAM CIACE. Prairiedu h!en,
J. l.. hENIitN. Taftou.
CHARLES HUDSON. Bactsun,
BYRON HUDSON, az.
AlBEET tRANtfS. Tattau.
GRO BASTEDo, Tali9n
GEORGE HAZARD. Taiton.
4. Dir busy, Iua8u.
BEN lAMIN BBIH0S Tafton-
sAMl EL N0JpH9USE. T.aen,
THOMAS BA4lE 2astou.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-13
~@i alie scr Gnnenrhin

~8ic @ic Der Conc orbia.
@ir b0ren, baB Ser Goncor6ia <Gerein
heute elm 4ic Sic in benz berrliden
Saline am Sadionplab (Sermitase) ab ;
6aIten miro. Ser 8ereip fonnte feline
before @abI ben .einem 8lak gu bieIen1
3uede trefeu. 8enn bas getter iiG
halt, unb bas arrangements <Gomite
tuie ipir.im 8ofaus slaubsn, ni9ts pers
fdumi bot 10 itebt ben 8etbeiGstens eiu
beiterer. frober Sag bebor, gu tpel6em
mir Slid tpiini9en.
% Sie Seia ngfeetto n bes
bief9en Surn< Sereins bradte Dorseiterr
Na6t Der Srau Oes 4rofehor sIOams.
Mab. Siers, Nfab. Oitnari9, un6 Den
Serren StiefeI unS sGfeifer SerenaOen
Die Mfitslieber bet Seftion uuroer
iiberaI auf's Sreunblidfte empfangeu
unb ernteten fur ibren sefiibIOOIIen Sor'
tras srnBen Slpplaus.
Sie geranlaiIuns su Der Sbation
mar Der Sanf Der Surner fit Die
freunbIiGe Nfittpirtung oben senannter
Samen Bel Der bramatil9en STORYTELLING
bic neuIi9 bonn Surns8erein aeseben
nur0e. $3.50
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-13
NccorSers Gourt.

NGf5ptlIe, u. 5R0t 1900
GLEN Weiqer iinb Nnn Conner tnuroen
pegen unorbentli9er 8etra9en nm le
So gefraft. -.
Sames SisseraIb uno Bm. Sadioq
nurOsn tpegsn Srunfenbeit uab unane
ftdnbiser 0teoen berbaftet unb nit ie SO
CITRATE belaitet. -..-,ssf
@eeelI 9lmOs @auupe, lagen brei Slns
tlagen pegen unerlaubtem 8erfanf BON
aiquor Dor, unb eeseu 9eorg aerB s'uei
sIei6lautenSe MntIagert. 8eibe Gnset
tIagte be3a6lten bic iibli6e Strafe.
RoHp Sanbers, s, gibfon Il: Sames
8iIion tparen ansefIast, unorbentli4es
9aus geilbrt On buben, unb aablten ais
strafe bafur ie SO nebit Soften.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-13
sSreebuten' s=Gpurt.

gtufbbiIls IL. Mai.
Glbrabam SotpIs butte einen 9tras
benItunbal perurla6t unO niufte bes.
baGb $40 Strofe ;ablen.
8artbcua Suritb unb Sob Sneeb,
uelde berse6en natten, ibr Setratbse
aiceu1en beim GouniD sGlert ab5pfor<
bern, subItsn reip. $40 unb $25 Strafe.
sbomas @ipins tuolIte Seuerbol3 fur
ben u6iten gSiltter aus brei berfdiebe>
men SoI3b6fen iantnleIn, onne NccorO
nit ben betrefenben Gigenrbamerr sas
ma6t gu baben. Dar 8i@ter beri@affte
ibu, unterfomn,en in Dem 9lrbeisbaus,
no es Inn aud o6ne bos n0tbige SeuerS
boIs neiB genuit sema9t tperben miro
Geo. Sumter, Der feineu l1nterI9ieo
snii9en ei9cnem unb annrer 2eute
Gi9entBum fnben fonate, uuBte $40
fur feline 1tntuiheubeit unO Serb SlneS
sab-te bieielbe @trafe, neil er feline
frau qefdIa9eu.