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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11

Seuetsbriin # E timber
tfIofienen SO o nat. 4m Stem
Slpril in oem 8usmaderlaben ser Mab.
Ralmgl 4sgsu{230S1
8erluft 5000 Soa.-@erf6ert $500
Dollars.
Sit6 Npril in 9unles S6ule.
8erluit 100 Dollars. Seine Ser
| iideruns. 7
an s, aipril. stn Der eee bon
8roat unO Sr0ntitrabea. Saus serens
tet bon Neaior SuntIe.
8erluit 5000 9ou, Seine geriide<
.raings sSaas bonn Gig entbanter fiir
1000 Soil. perii9ert.
Is SIN I6. April an Ode Der Gbur6
unO @inefraBe. Saus Der Wfao. Sbort
I4eeb6ren0, beiuobut bon OlaJiuel unO
8cpnoISs, fuel9e cine Seocerp BARN
bielten.
8erIaF-an Saas uno 8aaren $500
Sou. aeine Gerf9eruns.
alm %. &priI. Ser 8asenlbop on
@eOril uab Grailss Il 9SV
+ gerIut 10, 900 Eoaars. Refine Ser
fderune.
Ram sonntas gormi t.
tag iutro nnter Der sIegibe Oes Sailors
SaIro Ole ''eu .eipgeri9tete GuntbetIanb
tatr9e an Gunner strabe einaeipeibt
tper0en. Ohs Gebdnos NOR befanntIid
tudbrenb bes 8rieees triunferb, odlen oils
SOfpital sebraa6t mo 1T fest AIRS
S66nife renobirt uorben. Sie WeoIerei
Defenders Oas 2tItar9emalSe ipeId,es
cine SdnIenbaIIe mt munberi65ner
ReripettiDe, iua9tatsrernnbe elm bOll<
itrabIenbes sSOnnenmeer oarFeTte 1T.
bon unfern GreunOsn anO6 u. g6lei6er
nit srOber @etFerf9dft ausssfaBrt.|
. 9Ef
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
EE Mud5 n q t ubel. gor Ben
tS - S.frexs,sr. ssS 80 ,.gr,s-

R 81 u d d i 8 t. Gor ben
s6rastfen' bce Stte6Men,s eourt itans
seitern, elm ieipert &leibern mad sn urk
tbeileit feiher '@entleladn, stanteaa Geo
Se Berse. @enanuter Serr mar ansee
flagt, bon oerl8olissei on einem seipiilen
Srte bel 1marmnns elmer i6parseu
S6Onen, ertuii6t por6en Su lein,a Ser
sti9ter bate aRitIei0 mil ibm 'hnb ber<
artbeiIte i'm Oesbalb nur siii $25 uqS
ben &oFeu, nabn, Inn ieoo3 Sas Ser
ipre@eu ab, aud Die Soften ieinsr 0ul<
cenea, tuel6e ehenfaIs bart beitraft
.ipurbe, gu. sbeSobieiE 4aau
gia6Oen, gIaedIastsr ses MD Siiffe
ieiner 6reanbey ,i6sii6 se,td6t fsite
eigene Stnselesenbeit gu orOnen, Oer@
Suftetesris r / d I'll El n
re- Il Mere Sc re iperben iid
zines, Dor Oas. Sreebinetl's 8ureau ses
bradten unb bon uns ieiner Belt aus
fiibrlid inItget6eilten SALES entftnnen,
in tuetdrin eiae Sarbise, eIen steDens,
ben Sarlner sSa,nes 5eaens, 5tuii6en
bier une Sprinefiele nobnhaft, tuesen
Seraussabe Der BON 2estereut beipobnte
un0 als fem Giaentbula sebaltenen
Sarni berflagte. ' Fl. @ . j.
Gidter 2anrence bat bieielt bobif
intereifanten Sail babin entf9ieben, baB
Die Sarn iofort an Glen StebenS gu
ilbertrasen iei unS baB 9eaens ibr cine
gntf6dbisu9slunl,ne bon, $1,000 binans
81 besabien babe. 81. j, a55
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
NeeprSers Gourt.

Rofb6iIIe, 10. 9sai 1866.
- Die Gnfla9ebanf in Der &ecorbers<
Gourt mar 9eitern nur fdiua6 beiebt.
Son s betrlnfenen uns ben Srieben flo,
'renben 8erlouen aa6Iteu 8 bas efforber>
-lide n@db," bic anoern 5(tuurosn CUR
Ser6elerrins oes Strabenbaues' be-
nnbt.
Der ein5ise interelante San in obtger,
Court mar Ser Oiebffdbd sfaeF ll6r.
iuet6e @iurfree seb0rte. 9lngef laatsr
huroe aus udbetannteu @riinben ait
-8ab1ung Der Soften eutlaifen. 90
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
1866.

oauswirtbe, Die NIT uneesitfer itgsns stner Art
sepIagt iinS, mSaen nIr 6 Oft ara Grtsrminator
gebrauhen. gStr baben SieisS Itittel pstfudt anS
% fie 70 gut aus Sab mir ts nets sebrausn piir'
ben, aab uenn cine Bog s. tOftete. sSir psrfad'
ten Site aber iie boIfeu ai&tS, BOD Goftars
GEtermipator tohtet gsatten, RGIie, 5tabeu. @met'
fen nnb Man3en in orSBsrer StHsusteit ais S0is
IS stisberiGreiben fSnnen. ueberaa ntrS % peIs
Ianst, agesbina, GbiO gO;ette." @
Giebe GOftar's obiee &ntiinbigaus. =
Dn5- gsrtauft IN RufbutHe, EeEH., bel aHsnQTugs
giten uHS saHsI'Fn i7R 4Rts
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oeut16e sereiue Seafbsias's.
Snrner<@ erein.

Surner< Serein.
C5eariinbet: Is. October 1854. 50
gitglieeer3abI: t25.
seamte $
srasr sprs4sr: g: sStf $780,.
GTiter s9riftparS: CD. d. &eeie. erk
sa Rssft 54as=eiasr: so us e sfssfs::
srfs sat IuraDart: aesis j sd q
s1fs1 Isstsa:sstrars :; 9: gess :..
8e Rsslea Us. e5ilS5 %i S'su'
8sruRmanssIstas; 40 soaessfrass BET SSIlOss!,a:
DO5enti5en Sisnnsen.
S9Ikenz8erein. =
SesranSet: sannar 1856.
RttstieSertabl: %, - @as
s sISi.. S@aasn'nt'isss; D. g. a gIfsfe
8ssiammtuusslqtaI BEL perm Bistertt9. assSsriee
e.r ssr tdst 5srfansmttt am srsr onatast zines
isSeu Rcnats.N -
SadIons2ose SO. III.
Glitter Oeutl8er Srben Der Sarusari.
RttsHeOer,abI: II.
Dbers8arOe: aouis Soma.
unter y ansuf 9oiie
6ecretdr ST. GnberIin. ~ IL
S.s 6sst% Dssiammsit il isssn oOnusrfas assnS
"a E go
8. 8. 3. g..
aurOra< 2Oae SO. 105. Seutf6e Obs
SelIotps. asr3ltfl
Georuubet: apriI 1858.
DlitsIiebersoht: 112.
Cbermeifter: Better SEQ.
Intermeifter: e. Sernheim.
Secretdr: Soiepb atr9er.
S6atmeifter: George Sieferle.
S4e Qoae reri0mmeft ti9 1eoen Sonrerltcg ~9eRo w
Der Obj 6eaou's GAL.
GeltI6er nnterfiisunssDerein.
S.sranOet: am 4, SEPT. 1s4s. SAssrPsrtst 10 1859.
$isesSrajsSeat: eBni. san. ~ = y ~
S4dfmeifter: 8. Xooc
asrieMnlarng ieSen 1fien gsontag Sss gsOnats
S9wei3er llnteritiisungsDe geIn. d
@esranSet: Mai 1857.
NifsiseersobI: 30.
Goncorbia. Efnsl@s
(Gireta unb SbaIia nereinigt
@esranbet; /. Geesm5er 1865.
9rdfoent: RaI 9fnteIipteI.
aieesPrdflsent: 8. Seemon.
Secretdr: gSorik Sag.
Scr serein Dsriammelt ii9 w5bsntIttss Gcnnssjtas
AbenSs * ubr i'm Gourtaaaie.
2utberif9e Gemein6e.
gfarrer Ggeers.
SostssSienft iesen SOnntGs 10 ubr i'm Gpurtbeufe.
Seutf6e fatbplil6e Stride.
paters: RonennnS 1ersrdtbS
Birdie In Germantown.
0ottesoienit: SonHtags 5 nhr Woreeus.
6oddmt. Scnntngs 10 Hbr Rorgens. ~ p.
1espera 5cnntags 3 i5r Wa9mia1asss zz 9.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
Sres6men's goutts

- RafbUtlis9 fe7-saai-as66
Sic 8eanlt9n .Oieier Court 9attsA GEE
fern nar I gnseflaste sHspetg6rsa qrp
81 ben aefesi6sa strdfs berurtbeis
len. Sier betrunfene uao 2 ipeaen
fleinem SiebftabI aneeflagte Sdpars
&c erbieIten Die linen 9ebiibrenben
Strafen,
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1866.

S.Ut E1t Aa i4I4 a+t2fti'% ~ fIt@ tttt -taIt.
Is .GOTar's Rattsnpsrtilg ser ~ etafa4, lGE
asfdbrIirb unS ber, Bette 8uttenpertIaer, weIs
de mir ie essben babsr Ssbe saatts. bic ss fiSct
frist ss unb muB itsrbsH nae ypGr gswSbuIi6 an FRA
eimer, PIast weIcber BON BEN entfefnt it, no bas
mitteI binseteIn 'UitrSs". teaie Sbots, wai6isaa,
4RirEor.) 5ebe GOitar's obtss Antiinsispi,s +, 5s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Candidates

FOE Sr6TEOFFrcERs, $40 90
COUNTY so 10 90
"a CITY q Ffg "fFt Fs-r rs ff- 4 5 90.
time from Ito 5lines, $1.O0-each additional line
20 cent; subsequent Insertions 10 cents per line
In Local Column, first time, from to lines,
$10O-each additional line, 80 cents; subsequent
insertions, Is cents per line. - srs.. I'd
Advertisements Of Benevolent enterprises
will be inserted in our paper free of charge.
For advertisements of societies we will charge
half price. rstezts.s,s1s rss1s5
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Semneffee
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RltuQQ
Sffice:
30, 81 eOlleas -shabs am sgearft. I

@NaDor Sromn bat porgeitern
on ben 8oarb ser 9llber.udnaer elm
S9reibsa 9eri6tetrs in tuel6etn er Die
6eebf6ftste GinfabtuA8 eiaer INeetros
politan Roli5ei" in biefiger @tabt be-
iPridt. Gr fasf Dap fi8 staibDias nod
nie ether TO- iboa fotAttteaen Otube unS
Si6erbeit erfreut 9babe, aIs iekt un6
Dap bic tabtii6e 8olisei ,8ertualtuna
in Der stusiibuns ibrer 8Fi9ten nidts
sla tpinf6en iibris IaTe. Gr bradt Den
Bunf9 aus, Dap Die 9llbermanner Ser
9egislahlr Elm MfentoriaI iiIberei9en
ino9ten, iuorin iie in acknowledgements
8eiie Die 3uitdnbe Der Stabt berbor>
beben unb barum bitten ioIlten, bic 9ta6t
Sfaibpiae bon Oieier Wabre9el, aussuT
nebmeit. 81 .s'.@....-s..ss-s s,-.,...a
Ser goarS Der Ml6erntanner unb Der
8oarb Ser @ouncitnen traten in ee<
neinidaftIide @isuns suiantmen itnb
mad sepfosener 8eratbuus iber biefert
@e9enitanb, fam man gu Sem 8ef9lubo
bic brei StaOtratBe 2oIDett, Duncan
unb Srian, iotpie bic stuei Slleerpnduneri
Slolan unb &inneD als elm @omite gu
erneunen Incident Serr Creighton unb
Der 8rdliOent bes Sta6trdtbes, Ser
Marttn 6. Cotton sli9efiist ipuroen.
OaS @omite iole i@Ieuuief cine 3uz
i6rift an Die 2esislatur, in iueI6er se>
beten miro, in gtaibbiIe feline Metroz
poIitan ROIiset etn5ufiibreu, gu per<
falleu unb einourei6en.s 81 ef.gaS \
% @titsIie6ers bes @taotratbes iuareu
augeaen unb ltin1mteu ale fir. Die Bes
tition. ''T4tZis'Ssss2'@$-S
9lu9 bic Stem @gorter iuiberI ebten ii9
Der Ginfiibrlng elmer 0fetropolitan>
RoIisei auf bas Gntidteb.nite uno faben
BARN ni@ts 9eringeres a1s ben Inter
gang Der gseIt, SEPT 1T aaes elm
ftinrnig i'm 9obe bteier 8oIisei> Ser
raGtung. g8arum foiI bic elbe ni6t
aud in 9taibbiIIe bon guten SoGgelr
fem?
Senberfom Court martial.
iIIs 10: Rai.
SIS. 3. Subfon, Sarmer, tuurbe ber<
bort. 3u bemieIben ipurben Wlau5eiel |
i'm 9lusuft 1854 bon Sibam Sen6erion
gebra6t, UNI uuf Bieien gefittert gu
iuerben.
8euge belt Bud iiber Die 9InsabI |
Ofauleiefl tpel6e er eiilpfangen, unS
fonute Desbalb eenaue Details ange<. |
ben. Sa bic Sbiere 10 oft aus uno I
eingetriebeu ipurben, 10 iibergab 3eug,,
2err Srouning, bas gonto iiber bieieI@
ben ba er anberiueiti9e @efdafte bate,
s1a9 Serbor bes 9rlr- Su6fea 5ers
Iauste Der 8ertbeiOiser i'm glamen OeS
Sertlasten bie @orlefuns zines stus<
jugeS aus benz 8eugenherb0r 6e5 8m.
NcSaH 9Oee. 9a@ elmer Ianseu De-
'atte purbe Der Slussug berleieu,
Die iueitereu 8erbanblungen ma rem
ION lpenig Saterefe.. a91aat3f1a.i<f $
Oer9eridtsbof bertaste fi6 bis 5rei<
as @fnrgen. -. 49, go.
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1866

Gusette" usriicbert nnO beweilt bpr ssrsbnung Sas
ein Eaar Staten binnsn brei Sabrsn eiut Ra9tOms
meniduFt pom 65fYO5O, SprSsIinsen gu babCn pfest
aSsnt nau cine fOee unsebeure SaiIis nidbt ansss'
rottet ith, persebrt lie mebr ala mas 5000 Tett'
iben lrudbren fam. .-.++- r-1'
fet esiebe 6n5tar'S obide MntiteIgUna. u L
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11
Gin alteS 9ieb uab- neuer MelObie.
..:n.' 5..' 1866 b . .... =. .. ..

Genn Der 5riibtins tcmmt perlaiiea 9IHIstfsn Trs
lEnse5efer ibre a6@rGH 8atteu ulIs gSuie ipEi's
gen mnnntsr untRsr.l.Il IN LII 1-t ~ IL
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-11

auser ieiner ausemetnsn qraris bsbanbsst sr nas
msntlid bic folgenSen ls sturg..
Gbronii6en &ranfbeiten: S.
REeumatismus. aunssnibeI. ftrBbrentrantbe;tea,
gef9poHeue 0lieber, teife BeIsfrfe, auugenentsius
6uft9, Sbmer3en, BeuTen, &rebs, Stein, Ser5s un1
2eberf5rungen,! Regenenfsitnoun NeuraIgier &bs
nissibel p6er Seropben, Gaubbsit, AugeniibeI,
S9Tpd5e, Dnsptpfe ober nnperhaulibfet, S6winbs
u@t. 8ugIei@ Rrantbeten gebeitner Gatur ane
acknowledgements ~ ,s..gE4- ,s.4.3.i- #-i
8eibli9e &raittbeiten. .alz
Mus arantbsteu Der Gebdrmattsr rOerbsn erfoIg.
reid 6ebanbelt
~ ,a unfru6tbarfeit h'a."'o- d. e
Su,,se psr5etratbete grauen benen tsine ge,Sstcrs
renoea 81 abeil Iperben f6nnsn i'm perisnIid obsE
brieiIi9 sm %Gthe Siebeu. g: 90 ,!sfsi~ ~ u
8ebeime &ranfbeiten i..l
IN iebem stadium, prmar OSsr leeunbGr. 1psrse aus
benz Suiter entfernt. - ~''-+ |-E ~'- -..'
Gmiiiipnen -- -'.esa IS
auf oas GrilnoIi9Ite porgebeugt. ,t.1+4a-E & sa
Or. ReGiII bebanbeIt entfernts 4atientsn uno
perienoet ieine Itebicitten LIBERAL bin. Sr aHen
6dilen mro @eMlgtbuung segeben., erIt. az g.
Seine OTfiee 1T duf o6S Sete etn9ercbtet uiTo ebf
9eeignet fir bic Mufnahnre 6erren ulie GGmen.
DeIde ibn je6en Tag beiIdsn, ba OieieTbe aus 1sbz
reren Rdlmen betebt. 4 t-f'isfe, f: s.3f ssI,5..
| Seine &oreile 1T:
5s i...433 Or. SO Gilt iii .a
.-e. 2etter Dor 749, 4qibuiHe, asnn.
Office all ttnton Strabe iber gorts gu6ban6IRii
spii9en eberru lab GoueseinGhe,. II. mar ba l.
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g. s. 9lbae,
Sib,peftIic @de Der Sritten ,irtb ainitra6e, cine
Ereppe bod. Cincinnati, Ohio.
SSe6iel <@ei9aft nit europa.
goIlectionen unb Mussabtlngen jeber Mrt in allen
TbeiIen Seuti3Ianbs weroen Don mir, Ipie geIp6bn=
LID, auf bic prompteite Mrt beiorgt.
Sir Redbfei auf Stem Dprt unb .an6ere SanbeIs=
ftGote Der gereinigten StGaten taun man INNER bel
mir has eSelo erbalten.
Mn bic nabitebenben gIdse ifiS BEL mir BedieI in
gr6Beren, foIuie in ben fleniten Gumen, 81 ben biz
Iigiten Gour5en gu baben.
eeiSer, rpeIdbe an irgenb eines Der nadbiteben6en
SG,Ifer in 9eut6IanS fir Sbre Rebnuns etngeionbt
ober besablt wereen, nit benz 8emerfens baB mir oaz
pon Ha9rt1t gu seben ie fSunen bel mir in Ginein=
natl fogiei in tIingeiber Minse erbp6en tueroeu,
iobdlb i'd bic 9tadbrd1t @tngan9e Der Snmme err
baten babe. % icb non n,einen peri1iebenen 8oil%
cutters thinner NIT eoem Steamer Briefe erbaIte
9elber einge91naen iinb, 10 lit oies Der ibneafte,
f6erite Mnb bil9ite 2ses. I'M @eber nd1 amertta gu
19iden.
4sremiunI
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INSTRUMENTATION GrfDla
Or, Wtc@iQ
@afbOiae, Seuuefee,

~ 55s5 .bes 30 90 --His .gtr
erfoIgrei6iten botatii6en Qlrstes bes
a 5eitalters. ps..a s. .ta~H
Seine Bragis erFredt fi4 iest dber
a@t3eba Oeridieoeue Staaten, .asg z
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snbfcriettonss nit6 gtn5eisens Ses
~ bfrfdtinaen& az

Gpuntu ~ ............... 1000
Etnbt dts 9 Iy... = 500
Mn.eiaeu in Der GpeeiaIzGpaIte beim eriten NlaIe
$1OO fir is ainien, ieSe tneitere 2inie 20 Gents.
a8eitere Mnseigen 10 Gents p 2tnie,
An,eisen in ben 2oenIfpalten sUeroet nit ST 90 fit
airisu bere3net eSe peitsre aipie NIT 80 Gents.
R MobltbatigteitS <Gn3eigen iuer@1
ben gratis auf9enontinen. 9lnaei9en
bon @elell3aften nith 8ereiner bered<
men mir gum balben 8reiie. $ g
2obIuns fir Nnsetsen .litb; GubfcripttDnen pon
alBsrbalb Der Gtabf erbttte mir uns prdt,umernnSo
un6 eriuden nm bic 3aiennune non teinen Bettrdaen
our5 4oitsOfFcezSr6res.
~ gGraebeut rs
Ssune6ee StaatS Settings s@eieli9aft.
a:sB5..5 3-l q spds8orSS. $50
s;sss ssf ss5A @ glaibpiae, GEM.
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aprSIGassifha.


&onfI1 erctaI Bant. 10
35oriters' 8auf Of b.
Z Carolina ;. 90
,MeF9dttts' Sanf -. 90
4ont Of Rodsboxa... Is
Niners' y. 9lsnters'
OuUt -.....ss.-,,..a-. ~
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9 - On sf9la 0a6sgs7ie Ssa sEs2 rrs n HsI77'
.4s4 airE egssG agsts "a 1867 saisey2.a%
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elite n1einer 8anquiers in Deuti9lanb

Mud finb bel bieien 9Gniern in europa ieoerseit
gBedbieI auf mid sn baben:
6ramtfurt a. ". 5rn. 3. ResIer feel @obn unS
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7.l-9I11- I77s-7 f7al77-7lE H.197sa FI3FFo e1H y
Gssaf'g asle,liH HGs rgssE ssl1 rssir.s& q.
gs,aE 81
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apntnana.
saEssaIg.

Gntrai q. r.. 8ant 8
Georgia Aailroab uno :
HfHftng Company. .
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.-.. -- 2etter Dor 749, Noibuile, 1snn.
Office all ttnton StraBe iiber Dorts Bu6ban6Iuii
,rpii3en Gberrp unb GoueseitrGhe.. IL. mgr bq
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-09
Anew Questions for the Radicals.

Il slavery abolished an institution in the
United States? If 30, how was it done unless
the amendment to the constitution of the United
States to that effect was ratified by states i'll the
Union !?
Was the proclamation of President Lincoln,
abolishng slavery, of any binding force unless
binding states subject to the powers Of the
general government of the Union? If so, how
could they be subject to the general government
unless they we're IN the Union?
If the confederate states were out ofthe Union,
and not subject to its constitution and laws, but
to their government established, why had they
not power to create a debt which mortgaged the
land and property of its inhabitants, and which,
being held by foreign nations, at least far. te-
own subjects or by the nation conquering it by
force of armsy
Had the confederacy succeeded in seeding
| their rebellion, and subsequently had
we not have been obliged to assume its debt as
well as its territory? IL so, under a peaceful
anne xation, we not equally liable through
conquest, if those states were out of the Union
| and a distinct people were al established govern
ment?
Can any legislation by congress, any expires
| sions in any. of the proclamations messages o
President Lincoln, any statement in any of ou
| diplomatic correspondence, any orders from oul
| generals in the field, be produced, which for ,
| moment can be construed into an admission or
| our part that those states were, or have been
out of the Union, and were not subject to the re.
quirements of the constitution ?-Bostoa Post
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-09
Mrs. wILHELM,s LECTURE.

EDITOR ARGUS The lecture of Mrs Will
helm, on Sunday morning, was a lecture of q
spirltualist, with splrituaism left out. She
took general, common ground, the common
promises OF all believers in the Immortality
Of the soul. Her argument was well sustain
ed and f0rciby delivered. but like the usual
and old arguments in natural theology, moth
ing new in it. 1t is a very pretty doctrine,
as they teach it, if one can believe only in
the beautiful All humanity is passing ON
in grand panoramic procession, up higher
and higher. The wicked and vicious are
apologized for. 1t is not in themselves but
In their circumstances. and popularity of
ganizatioD. If malorganIzed, they did not
make themselves so; no fault of theirs -
Now, this is very. pretty logic, it not for the
drawback that it is altogether heresy, and
the history OF mankind bellies those vagaries,
Her theory cuts loose the ties of moral &C
coun liability. Society at large would break
up, under it, as New Lanark did, and chaos
would come again. Do not the worldly and
carnal grasp at it, hoping it is true, as
drowning man grasps ct u straw, and draw
this solace from it, viz they may keep right
on with impunity, as heretofore--a much
nicer idea than the taught in the church.
that they must leave their sins, and lead
new life, &c. 1t suits the fast young men.
rs they can do much as they please. as there
is no He'll, 90 they can 60 on in their lcen-
tiousness unchecked and IN bridled, travelling
on the broad road that leads to destruction. -
Those that believe that goodness is mate and
virtue intuitive may say what they like. but
it practically has that effect.
A person that ignores revelation and his
tory and draws only upon the ideal may
dramatize with some effect. but it is nothing
worth. no saving efficacy in it 1t may play
around the head but not effect the heart
The burden of her arguments. In the even
ing. was an attempt to show that Jesus was
merely good man, 'the representative of a
principle the same as Washington and Jeffer.
son WERE" which she called the Washington
ian and Jefersonian principles, and the
Christ principle" which she said was the
''principle of doing good" This is true as
far as 1t goes, tut those that stop there and
go no further, have not the spirit OF Christ
within them. If Christ was only a good
man, he was not a gold man, but impost-
er and deceiver, for he claimed to be more
than man, and the miracles which he per-
formed, such as raising the dead, came not
of any powsr that pertaiued unto man.
Mrs. Wilhelm's electicism, of taking Just
what suits her and rejecting what does not,
Is preposterous and absurd in the extreme.
In running a parallel between Christ and
the apostles of the first century, she blowed
off a great deal in a little time, but it was
the height ofsimpudence, full of swagger and
breathings of defiance. 1t is not a question
of impassionate blowing simply. IL it true,
what these spirItualists pretend to? There
was nothing, from the alpha to the omega of
her discourse, that proved the truth of this
specific doctrine.
CENsoRIoUs
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Eiihu Ii. Wash buIRe.
CENsoRIoUs.

To the Editor of the Chicago Times:
You are doubt familiar with the habits
of that engaging bird of the desert. that fan
cies itself concealed from public vision when
it's head only is in the sand. Mr.. Elihu B.
Washburhe. representative in congress from
Galena, having got his head well into the
preent railroad excitement. is laborIng under
the same pleasing delusion as to bis posteri-
or. II is not necessary to enlighten the pub
lie upon his situation, but as what little
brains he has are now exposed, 1t may be
possible to eulighten him.
Mr.. Washburne wants to be reelected from
his district. What he wants to hide is his
record. His constituents had two great ma.
erial interests to be protected, if possible, by
favorable Legislation. They raised immense
quantities of the raw material of whisky
Their representative, with felicitous dsvo-
tion to their interests rarely equaied and new
er excelled introduced and strenously labored
for law imposing an excise tax that has, in
fact, stopped the manufacture of whisky and
destroyed the market for corn, the chief pro-
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A ShreWd Editor.

At a Welsh celebration in New York, Doc
tor Jones tells the following amusing story ::
The speak er said editors were like other shrewd
men, who have to live with their eyes and ears
open. He related a story of an editor who start
ed a paper in new village at the west. The
town was infested by gamblers, whose presence
we've a source of annoyance to the citizens, who
told the editor that if he did not come out against
them they would not patronlze his paper. He re-
Piled that he would give them "smasher" next
day. Sure enough his next issue contained the
promised ''smasher,'' and on the following dav
The redoubtabe editor, with scissors in hand, was
seated in his sanctum cutting out news, when IN
walked large man with a club in his nand, and
demanded to know if the editor was in. ''No,
sir - the reply, "he has stepped out; take a
seat and read the papers; he will return IN a
mInute.'' Down sat the indignant man of cards,
crossed his legs, with his club between them, and
commenced reading paper. In the meantime
the editor quietly vamosed down stairs, and at
the landing below he met another excited man
with a cndgel in his hand who asked him if the
editor was in. "Yes, SIR" was the prompt re-
Spouse. ssYou will find him seated up stairs
reading a newspaper - The latter, entering
the room with a furious oath, commenced vio-
rent assault upon the form er, which was resisted
with equal ferocIty. The fight was continued
until they had both rolled the foot of the
stairs and pounded each other to their hearts
content.
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duct of his farmer constituent S; and, in addi-
ton thereto, compelled the farmer, in case he
desires to use whisky, to pay tax of So for
the whisky manufactured from . bushel of
corn.
pie of his district. While the imported arti-
cles are so taxed as to afford the domestic
producer ample protection, Mr.. Washburne
favored tariff upon lead so low that that
metal from Galena finds a rival on the very
wharves of Chicago from the mines OF the in
terror of Spain.
He wants these ugly facts hidden, or these
betrayed men won't vote for him again
Hence he plungss into fight. seaseless and
indiscriminate. against railroad corporations,
and. under the smoke he raises, hopes to ind
his record obscare. TRUST you will assist In
exposing the whole of him. n.