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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

FOR RENT OR SALE

1 Offer for rent my farm near Oxford, on Tai
lehatehie River, containing ghthundred aeres
this Part OF the state, snd IN fine condition for
aeotton crop next year improvements are
very good. J viii sell 70 parties renting the
farm, Corn, Fodder, Mules, stock OF al kinds,
Farming implements and Cotton
70 run the place. at market price. II the above
place Is not rented BY the 10th Of January
VIII sell my harns in all about two thousand
s.reSl and sock ofaH kinds. Terms sne-third
cash. the balance GA long time.
WI. WEBR
Near Oxford. Miss, Dec -, l5&
Ps-F0rnlu description I refer toS ~ webb
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R@- John Hendly was executed at
Lawrence, Kansas, on the twenty-ninth
ultimo, for the murder Of John Sutton,
in June last, in Franklin county. NJ
merous as have been the hangings in
Lawrence, this "a the first by legal pro-
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FOR SALE.

OPERA S.-A Zine French
opera Glass-tnE party needing money
very much-lor sale cheap Apply at APPEAL
Counting Room.
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"a No less than fourteen names are
already down on the Speakers list for
elaborate House speeches in Committee
Of the Whole on Reconstruction. Among
these are Boutwell,, Dawson, Conkling,
Scofeld, Voorhees, and Sh~ellebargcr.
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WI WEBB

nor SALE-RENr-0R CULTIVATION
II an Shares nv excellent farm OF 81 gcres
= T4Dfon county. So miles northwest from
NaSons Depot, on the NJ &c raiuQad ~
acres IN q fine stateOf culivauon. houses lof ~
bquds and an necessary ournouS5s gfm Rouse,
-sod orchards with L0U0 bushels OF corn, Ag
~ n,rk r8nra or l5oJ lbs fodder. 70 head OF
.altfs ~ head OF sheer, 2o00 bush cotton seed,
-tcc5- hoas niautatfOu Implements, teams, etc.
An fhinSSa Al hand sud complete tor piantnE
Refer 10 Judge Swaiuet ana Jas r Aeffmlani
Asa a. D. HUNT.
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pLA&TAIIONS FOR SAIF-Ons
4 Thousand Acres Land tn IaH r15n county,
AIEAnsass eight niles south Of Pine EfrT anil
four miles hom the Arkansas river. 4d ag-a5
under cullFataDu. Also 1aU acres I1rlrsg "a
Dallas county Ark. four miles west OF Tufi1
and fifteen miles east Of Cacleuu0z0 rsnHIrT
~ Duacnlfa uVsr, 10 acres under cultivation.
For information refer % 5. u. WEBB & TO-.
~ Front street
lana n HHrHnHH
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7

The undersigned, successor to Keck & Snzith
land formerly tr9nsacting business for the lat.
firm OF j. & NJ. FlahertyJ thankful for the lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed, begg leavl
10 nform his friends aud the public generally
that he viii continue the undertaking buslnes
at the
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NEW ADvERT1sEM'Ts.
Southern Soldiers Home.

THE Meeting on last Saturday having una
/ voidably JAILED, the society viii meet a.
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, on Sat
turday, the 18th inst, az 10 O'Clock am.
janu I'd ID. J. ALLEN. Sec.
7 o. o. F.-The Members Of
L. ChickSsaw Lodge No. Sare ere-SE
by notified to meet at their Hall at
two O'Clock thus pm, TO attend the
funeral OF Brother VIM. N. Manning OF Brook
lyn, y. Y. Member Of Memphis Lodge No.
and Gayoso ~Encampment No. 5 are invited.
NJ. J. LEVI, n. q.
H. r. PUGH. Per. sec. jail Il
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-nD CATF-OR RENT VII
i seh'or renf my plantation near rlesbpEs
Frnr miles west Of Garner stalQn, ana sixteen
a-9r, G-erada, containing about flree
Ms-,4 seres seven hundred in cultivation.
-e--f- zen creek bottom& The place j. veil
-efered- has two good eweAlns @2uses on 10.
W 40 ueeaSgarV ~Out-buUdlngs Tor two su-
- e,,fton farms. which wiz be sold together
@ssnarateiy for part sasb and the balance ia
.@1~f two wears. or rented FOR a portion m
- -.rf5u crop. Twin also sell with fhe uf7n-
alton. n not previously disposed OF. an nv
-rork. farming UEeusIs, cotton seed. etc ef1
Anniv 20 sample Mitchell & Co, A4 Front al
S5so4rhis Tenn, or The subscriber on 49,
premises REUBEN ELE1LNE.
de3 In
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nPERA GLASS; Etne Frenen
very much-for sale cheap. Apply al APpEaL
owning Room.
SUBURBAN LOTS FOR SALE.
Aealed Just OutsidA The corporation and
Lane Subdivision. LofE No5su5 and fs near
ri : Dupree street and Lane avenue WA
snglw EoYsTER. rREzEvASrseo
SUBURBAN LAND FOR SALE.
20 Acres Of valuable suburban Land. on
Raleigh rsad, with part woodland. 9 miles
rom city.
lan9iw RoYsTEE TEEzEvAyT g Co.
pLAETATIO&SF FOR SAIF-0ns
Arkansas, eight miles south of Pine Efrn ~
four miles from the Arkansas river sH a--r1
under cultivation Also, 1a0 acres IocarsG ID
D@iits county Ark-, four miles west 1f Tulip
and afteen miles east Of CacheIu0so IanaInT.
~ Ouaehlfa uFsr, 10 acres cultivation.
t0r refer % >. d.. Me0D & TO-,
~ Front street
lsn9 g IA. SMITH.
ANp BUYERS, ATTENTIONS
- " 1 ~" HfH lsaE tcalu-I
in cultivation. c0mfortable dwelling good cabs
ms steam saw and Gst mir, az the land above
overflow, and A. good a. there IS i'm the STATE.
Price, 81 per acre, oue-naf cash. balance ira
one and two years Owner must have money.
A great bargai %. Also. 81 Dst % most eEe=e
improved and UDlnlurJvrt E1ufs n Nl-
sissl5pi, Arkansas, Louisiana. Texas and Ten
low. Caii ana exsmipe' +r
de criptfOus. gEhHU Ttru
Real Estate Brokers.
JAM lw Ofice, No % Jackson Bl1eE-
SUBURBAN LAND FOR SALE
> % acres or Pretty GaeIeu land fu5ntug 9u
Raleigh Roaf. with good waaFT.ur rfs..Faf
about six miles nom the civ
EOIsTEBs TREZEFANT & co..
Jazz "
-nD EH
L@ld ior sale Two and "a half miles r0m
in street win Improvement upon De-. and iu
1ate o. cultivation good fences near
AN rates switch Parties wishing % seq ne
1870 ~ caA upon Ely htguer- i0r tennis,
etc. D lives In sight oil tae DI5c-.
des-im Witt
n II , a r. -
c-se -r
tJltD- LAND To- shelby
county. Tenn. for sale I4 se-az ~
Fal1ns cniy ten miles southeast OF Mennonite
and -s-.e mile. a..
Tenn railroad
. eA1n. balance BE- twelve
isou street. orr THEo. = HLrTEFsG
l1. -HaI me above uaHa.
HP Or - -
s6a trAN AAL4CE
58m5e- 5aSe s1TSe ln Ml-aispE- eesay A-z.
Pa1doinE - h
-i1Ui rfEer y on the L
lhe piantat52n isso well SHOWN rs boz re-
QAA1 Any special commentator. Lf c-1ara.H4
.Soc+ ne es t-o.ia1a ssces q good Cotton -all,
RI "lleA = cleared and -l-
eaP5eiiy % coegsiuga 9e.so. cotton
house negro cabins mn gl house. s1e- -.-
afsLn ~ G~ondiuon; With a small oullay lI
impaired during he Lsst year or cas. 81
e,NAA 20 H. HAe d lAr La-E UeaEEa.. Oh r.-
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-GOPartnership Notice
First Glass Boarding House.

TRANSIENT and Day Boarders can be ae-
L commodated at reasonable rates at As Pop-
lar street, near Main street. Memphis.
fan5 iOte EOSAM0ND M-EORFMAN
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UNION EXPRESS COMPANY.
On The 18th day Of January, 1856,

Under the provisi ons % the Charter OF the
same. passed ny the Legislature Of the state Of
Alabama. on the ilt IA day OF December ls1, at
the following. piae' IS and under the manage
ment of the following Commissioners:
Nashville, Ten n
Michael Burns, Jns. 5. Claybrook, Thomas
Martha.
Huntsville. Ala
]. Donueg 7, il. Bradley, Geo. P. Bierne.
Knoxville, Tenn
Thomas H Galloway, c. F. Tdgg, John R.
Brsnnsr.
Atlanta, Ga
Richard Peters, Robt. Baugh, Geo. G. Hull.
Macon, Ga
W. B. Johnson. VIM NJ. White, B. B. Lewis.
Augusta. Ga
John P. King, NJ. Hssch. L. W Cole.
Columbia. 5. c.
VIM. J. McGrath. Wm. Johnston, R. n.
Johnston.
Montgomery. AIa.-
chas. a. Pollard, sam1G. Jones, 7. 3. Beths-
Selma. Ala
Jqe; ". Lapsley, Tbos- s. Price, Thos. A.
walker.
c. C. shaekleford, A. n. West, W. Emanuel
Memphis. Tenn
sam. Tate, +. ". Whlha, W.B. WaIdran.
The Books viii be kept open for ten days, un-
less the amount pecesssr rs for organization
under the Charter be soon er subscribed.
The Commissioner here by appointed 70 open
the Books at the severl places mentioned
herein, upOn the closing OF the Books, viii for
ward certified copies Of subscriptions 20 Col.
Sari. Tate. at Huntsville, Ala, where a stock
holders Meeting Will be called for organizing
tbe Company. A circula Will be sent to the
Commissioners at each Elaes, giving instruc-
tons az 70 The terms OF tbs provisions and con
tie Charter.
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r. French sayant thinks he has
discovered a complete substitute for rags
in the manufacture Of paper. The root
Of the lucern plant, he observes, when
dried and beaten, shows thousands Of
very white fbres, which form an excel
lent paste for paper makers.
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"ANTED-A partner or partners in
w the cultivation Of W p~iantati0n-ons IN
Bolivar county Miss. the cthGr IN Mtdlsoh
Parish, La.-one OF eight hunoreo SfsS open
land, and one or one thousand sores
APpy sPFED DONoHO & CO.
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nz- The sword Of Boabdil, the last Of
the Moorish Kings in Spain, has been
added to the collection of antiquities
presented by the Duke Of Luynes to the
French nation. This relic of the last
Prince Of a gallant race bears on it,
blade inscriptions from hergu in letters
Of gold.
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BTA new color, obtained from petro-
leum, is described as resembling in ap-
pearance powdered glass, Of a brilliant
green color, but upon being mOistened
and rubbed upon paper a gorgeous ma
/ genta color was the result. The speci-
men examined was lately received from
Stuttgart, Germany.
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H@ On New Years morning a party
Of Eve drunken men entered a liquor sa-
loon in New York, and being refused
more drink, Il OF them shot the bar
keeper through the heart.
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1t a subsequent meeting Of the Board G


CARD.-The undersigned, IN retiring from
the Dry Goods business, would return his SIN
cere thanks % his many friends and the public
for the liberal patronage they have extended
to ntm, and would recommend the old drm OF
Mack, Bros. & BohW 20 the patronage og his
friends. J. d. MICKLE.
January lst, 1856 jan 27g
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BE~ Dispatches from Washington say
that about thirty commanders Of vessels
destroyed by the Alabama have already
been summoned as witnesses for the
Government in the approaching trial Of
Semmes.
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SUBURBAN LAND FOR SALE.
isn9iE RoYsrER. rREzEvAyrtc O.,

20 Acres Of valuable suburban Land. on
Raleigh r'ad, with part woodland. 9 miles
rom city.
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- BCItBAN LOTS FOR SALE.
Loeateu luzt outside The corporation 1ud
near Poplar street. being part OF the VIM g.
Lane 1uDqiFtsian- Lots Nos I5 and fIf. near
sell q bargain
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BZT Mr.. Linddack, the Swedish cler-
gyman, charged with having poisoned
five persons, has committed suicide by
hanging himself in prison.
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n Il is proposed 20 introduce in the
Senate a resolution discharging the Re
construction Committee from the further
consideration Of the credentials Of the
Tennessee Senators, referring them to
the Judiciary Committee. The friends
Of the motion say t~heycOunt twenty-four
votes in its favor out Of the forty-eight
members who comDose the Senate.
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No. 2s NOrtheast corner OF Gavuso and Second,
where he intends to keep constantly on hand
Metallic Cases and CRsket=. and Rose
wood and CoafnS.
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SEC. T. Be II Jtarfher enacted, That
all persons embraced in section third Of
this act. after the expiration Of said five
years, may be rc-admitted 70 the privi-
ieee Of the elective franchise, by petition
70 the Circuit OF Chaneery Court, on
proofof loyalty 70 the United States, in
open Court, upon the testimony Of two
OF more loyal citizens Of the United
States.
While, however they thus made it for
the Old citizen a very "hard road TO
travel" the way Of the new-made Ten
nesseean was rendered 50 easy hat he
-,foht
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pE- The Vicksburg Herald learns that
the Freedmen's Bureau has orders nom
Washington 10 furnish transportation 20
Freedmen desiring 70 go TO the planta-
tions 10 secure work. There Is also an
order to furnish labor for repairing the
levee=. Gen. HUMPHREYS, L. s a, is
the Chief Engineer, under the direction
Of the United States Government.
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rHE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE IN TEN

Nearly everybody knows that q large
majority ofthe real people Of Tennessee
are disfranehised, now and for years to
come. But very few Of them understand
holc this has been done, or have any
very clearly defined idea Of the precise
eXtentto which it has been accomplished.
In view Of the fact that there are stu
some elections left TO the people, aud
that there are yet a few votes in the
State, we deem it not inappropriate to SET
forth the statute made and provided in
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Also, r~eady-made ShrOuds and Winding
Sheets, and an other articles that may be re-
CURED m his line. And being provided with
Hearses, Hacks aud Horses, NE hopes by devC Z
ing bis whole time and attention by day Os
night, TO merit a continuance OF public pa +
ronsge.
jaIi In OWEN SMITH.
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tor ale

LIN I4I1C& ror sale
G5 Acres rich bottom land on St. F-7r.s
river, miles from Mississippi rivsr-lM acres
cleared and under fence, So acrasoIE a-eadsn-ng
adjoining the cleared land. frame Dwelling
Hou G, three room and Kitchens. Gin House
Ginstand and AnI, Corn Cribs. etc. Price so
per acre, or VIII exchange for good Glm DO or
Il miles east from Memphis For fllrbzr rar-
t~culars, apply to BENTON & MACLEAN
jan2 wv WsEf-1r e-s-
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B@- California produced in eighteen
hundred and sixty, seven million five
hundred thousand bushels Of wheat. The
State produces more barley than all the
balance Of the Union, and has an annual
surplus Of about five million bushels.
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Speaker OF the House OF Representa-.
=. l.. RODGERS,

There,-We have given the whole Of
this DISTINGUISHING Law, in full, from an
authentic copy, derived from the County
Court Clerks ofice-parrly that its harsh
and repUIsive features may be seen and
contemplated in all their deformity; but
mainly that the attention Of such As may
have ~pretensions to being voters may be
reminded Of what they have to do in the
approaching county elections. We be-
lieve they come of some time In March.
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bG~ Aaron A.. Bradley, tue negro
preacher convicted by a military COM
mission at Savannah, fol seditious Ian
guage and melting the freedmen to dis
order, and sentenced to q years hard
labor at Fort Pulaski, has been released
on parole by order Of Secretary Stanton.
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SEC. s. Ind DC II further enacted,
That any person taking this oath falsely
shall be guilty OF perjury, and shall sur
fer all the pains and penalties attached
70 that crime.
But there is some comfort in the re-
Election that our benign Legislators pre-
served to Themselves the power Of relent-
ing and being merciful. Luckily they
did not tie themselves into such a hard
knot, but that they may, in their SOW
nrairn will and nlaasura
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Dissolution

N~OTICE.-AH persons indebted 10 the late
' firm OF Ead@r & Grove. viii please come
Dc lay. W H. EADEh
iLIi-iw
y E-lL..n 100000 Mnnlr
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DEG LEAVE TO INFORM NY FRIENDS
- and the Public generally. that Ihav0 on
uauu iaud constantly receiving one Of the
largest stocks OF goods in my line ever brought
70 thls city all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared % sell NJ Lower figures than any house
In me city To close cash buyers I can offer Su-
PeH9r inducements Cali and examine my
STOCK and Prices, and become satisfied. My
STOCK consists, In parL, OF the following articles
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md BUYERS ATTENTION
4 we nave for sale 80 acres lfgur aecu1u-I
In one body, In Desha cauntv. Ark sU acres
ms, steam saw and Gist mlL.1lE Ireland above
overdow, and A. good o. there IS iu the STATE.
PRICE, 81 per acre, uue-naH elEu. balance ira
one and two years Owner must have money.
A great bargain. Also, 8 Dst ~ most eEe=eu.
improved and u-DlnlurJVed BINDS Iu Sis
Essl5pl, Arkansas, Louisiana. Texas and Ten
ueasee suburban and city property. all very
low. Cal and examine. we guarantee guF
de cupuOnE- EAR q CARR
Real Estate Brokers'
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Of Tennessee soldiers, wherever located,
who shall open and hold the election,
and receive the votes Of their respective
commands, and return the same to the
Secretary Of State, and which shall be
counted in the same way and manner as
II said votes had been cast in any OF the
counties Of the State to which the sol
diers belonged.
As al truly |oyar people take, or
ought to take the APPEAL, we viii show
fhare
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LOR SALE have tlirry-f0ur acres Of
A@la FOR sale Two and "a Haif miles nom
street. win improvements upon be-. and iu
me STATE Of cultivation good fences near
sam rates switch Parties wishing ID $50 fla
tH VII cal upon IS Itvuer- Tor terms.
vl4l "lo ATes In sight Of The place.
Net-lm : -rErH~
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Observation-Disclosures.

Ser. ct. 0tftrtft @ert9t.-Gt4ter @t'
lee. George q. @ibiOn ge9en ben 9arnpfer Ye'
ter8bura. BereitS beridtet. 9l1tra9 a1f S9a'
bererIab pegen elmer GOniitOn 5wiifen benz S4r.
Otarp Qnn Siebecca 9e9et ben Opfr. 0etret 81
@unlteu be8 2tbelartel fir $1040.
Ser. 5taatsn 9e9en g. Sat s;,s all9stla9t 1sr-
ien. &Iage ab9ewtelen.
8m. Copper uub So4n Setter, pOrgsfiibrt auf
bic antlage, gefalidtes Yapier9el6 IN Circulation
seiebt5 81 6aben, pIatbirtel1 1ltd}t lfnlpt9.
Coils Suogens, b%elielben Ser9ebens anSefla9t,
pluioirte e~beufals ri4tl4nlbtg:
@rimina1geri4t. = 5ti4ter 8On0. SIN
9eItrisen GermiH beautra9te Der Staat auBer 11leb'
reren Slugen audi bic 9e9el Senrp Srant n6pet,
Sul9lagen, berielbe lift an9efla9t, Sptrtt1clen all
0tinberid6rise ~pertuuft 81 babeu. s.
Die 4 6Gle beS $. Sa4man1 ipe9elt Sstt9nIS
bon Spirituolen am SOnrlta9 wurpen peGlqoeeii'
SObn 0isss, anSeflast, benz SsftRarp 2 9' ScR. s'
lOpie Spbm aunder, augetlagt 60 i11Senla9te
&Tfe bon ber 6irma @ielenfelp & 60. urter tals
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Carl 0Nnlfinhu'8 nritte @oiree.

gtur nud einem udttd9igen 3wiidenraun1e
fiubet beute bic brittle Soiree 8plflpbn's ftatt.
0a8 8rC9ramm sur berielben lit ELL @rOBartigeS
lebentaI8 oa8 beDeutenbIte BON ben Oreie1. @ir
ftnben ba8 SOur SriO DON SCHUBERT, tpsIdes bier
nod, iebr leIten 9elpi.lt wuroe, oulrn bic 9rOBe A0nr
Srnate BON Setbppen, Quintette ppn S6unalllt,
bann nod @pmppittipnen bon @bpptlt, Qts5t mn
@SDlflpbt. G8 ifeint, as bdtte g9OlfiObn, 1id
baS idpere @el6itb big 81, @upe ouf9eboben, rnt
pDle nun ba8 mriifalii9e Ynblitlm Salttmcre's
nit Sturm einnebn1en. Ntit bieier Spiree finbe1
Der @pcIuS Der &plfiObn'i4en GpnSerte fem @nbe
Sebenfal8 maren ie 0feteCre am &1ultbimme
u~nierer Stabt, unb bic eir5iSen &On5ertIeiitunser
Die ben Stempel fiiuIlerilder SpIlei16ul1g an lid
truge1, unb 10 ip:roen mir iagen fDruell : ,,0i
I6Tnen Sage BON NraniueS itnp ppritber."
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SunneShauhtitaDt .

@afbin gtOn, &c. Wtdr5. = @plorel 8pb.
nep Wlalcn, tpelGer ieiner 3eit@lurtSpille itber9at
1T auf 8efebl beS Yraiioenten aus benz 9itn1
g~enluitert worbe1.
= Die Mnleibe Bill purbe beute benz 6iirans.
COMMITTEE beS SeratS iiberrpieIe1.
= Snldnbii6e Steuern III Der letter. @oGe.-
Sn Der beute beenbi9ten @pde iinb 81 Miuipreu
all inldnbii6en Steleru einseuonmen ipOrbeu.
= Die &in6erpelt. Ser Ser. Staaterr &oniuI
in Sbeffitlb, @nsl., ia9t in ei1em 8eriGt all baa
StaatSoepartement, bab bic Niuberpeft nod I'M.
mer Suninlmt nnb iett ip9ur inter BEN Sdaafeu
Serbeernn9en Gnri6tet.
- &eccniructipn. Ser Yrditbent ertldrte &C.
fern, baB er BEN SOridlag bon Stepart nibbili'
Sc, cine au9emeine Imeftie 81 seben, inter Der
Sebin9nng, baB freies @ablredt einsefiibrt witrbe.
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f&en gOrtpumbe erlunst ;n batet, tpurben beSbe
ri6t i6ulbig befnnben.
Sine Nu5abG Berlcneu tpurbe tpeget tIeiren
0ie6itd9let DOrgeliibrt, b%ielelben p%Iai6irten ni4t
idulbig.
9lu9ult Otaid, angetlagt, feline Srau rtiBban6eIt
81 babelt, CAB burd Yeter 9nldart $500 Sitrg>
i4aft fit leit @ri4einen am Gamitag.
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Eletttent Is. EInh<

9 It II, &c. Wiars. Ser abbertiier Der,
0fentIi9t einen 8rief, tpel&er i'm Staatsbepart'
fsirt murbe, batirt bonn NOSbr. 1861 aus Get.
@atbarine s. SO. Ius biele n Sdreiben gebt
berpOr, baB Slap nit bellet, tselde bic 9taub lrlb
MOrbsit9e bon Canada nad ben Ser. Staate1l
unterlIabmel1 iltim perbiinbet mar. Der betrefienbe
8rief lit an s. 9. 8euiamin a~bbrelitrt uub mirb
BARN sebeten, baB bic &ebellelt 8e9ierung bic
SanDIun9e1 beS 2teut. 8ennett $. 0olrg NIB Der
anoerelt 0esperaoCs, peIde ben Strelf3ug mad,
Get. Albans unternabmen, pffiiiea ianctOnirerl
f1T0e.
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Die fnrrifnnifd,e OInIeih.

Hsw gUrt,2 %. Mars. = Dim l.. Gpril
nnO mad benz perben bic 3in1en Der merita=
ntlaen Anletbe bon $30,0OO,OOO, fGaie am
l. Nprtl, bier in @Olp ausbe3a9lt perOen.
ScnGtUr SOOte.
New gOrt 26. Mars. = @tne Spe.
3talOepei4e BON @aIbtn9tOn melOet, OaB Ge-
nator 6UOte BON GermUnt I'm Sterben lte9e.
Die Stibereifrase.
Oas Ser. Staaten @un3eri6tf UMtanU'
tamab" 9tne plGBlt9 mad 9altfar ab. Man
Slaubt, bab ptes auf @runO Der GtIaereifra9e
9el@e6en iet.
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rel&er Dor einert Sabre aufsenummett MUIR
be, 3ei9tc bamals cine population bon 49,
900. SEPT i6dbt man bielelbe auf 10000
Sizes wtperleet bic Mnsabe, ApelAe i'm g.
nate BET @elegenbeit Der Dissolution itber gu.
lalung BON Colorado semaft trmroe, 100
man bebauptete, Nebrasta babe ni6t itber
10000 @tntpObner.
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tB~ Ra d europa a. - 0S6tem SauTtas, ben
81. d., iptrb Der SantburSsD aupfer p@ermunia" mad
europa abSeben. Pafuse fir @oiite Dber 3piiGenbet
Tam IN Der Office bes ~Wefer" sefi&ert tperbeI.
Dte Roft fHr Deuti&lonb nit biefem 9nmpfer i@tieBt
bier am Treitas Na&mittas 81 tIr.
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observation-disclosures chuIe-

Die taI6idtrItde Iufnabn,e f6ulpRt&tieer StnSer In ii
Dretetni9tstts. S6ule mtrS WlCutas, &c unb Dtenfde, u
Wdrt BON 1O-2 lbr n Dbeneendnntem 2rtaIe In Trtnit
Str, irrtf6en 9t8t un6 @retsr Str ~fattfnben.
unterriGt eeutf9 unb en9Iti6. nirb pon 5 tddtfaen Qeb
rsrn In %fclsenben 5dbern %ertbetlt: 9eIen, Defamation
S9On(6reiben, 8e6tlhret6en, Spra9Iebre, &uffdbe, W2a
tteu1attt, @ep8raptte, ptplit, gaturse f6t6te, Welts, f&t6te
Stngen (tneI WctfnIefenl, 3etGnen uub &elt6 t~onslebre
<srn, wel6e 9efrnnchN inb, tbre &inber pbieer S6ulc A
%uber8eben, pfrtsn gebeten, t9re AnHelbunstn plnttltG !.
%beprgfn. ffdmpbt