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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-23

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rpeId5e oos groeraunf Der Wef9enf hetlane gum
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uerfpriet Die nit feiner 2eitune betraifen SKINNER
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3ffentlihe B1uten.
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SIR petere Gin3eInbeiten nehute man cine nniere
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49,, Grit H6relitte: -
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fo0 gla5mtttne ....... AIS Ea3mittngs
81 Ortiz iasti9tiii6tr SbaitanOuea |; =
:3peitt fabIiebt iber g6dttaresga:s ssssi
$50 Ra5mittags .....- ssss.ss 2,0G Ho5mtttaas
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Sic 9lationalz Gonbentinn Der groBen
9lrmee Der &epublif III nod in SelIion.
Die Sibnngen beltte fiti0 gebeilii. g lie
@onpention lit ,belite nit Der GoAititu<
ton unO Dem 8eldaftsaange fbatig ses
ipeien uno gutter 8ortf4ritt miro berid<
tet. Sas SaHptgeiddfta Der Contention
mir6 beute gfad)t erleot9t Iuer6en. 1A
9ie folgenoen Staaten fino repralen-
tirt: MiEouri reselnlaBi9e Delcgaten;
SQinois 20; 8iscoulin 5; Sem <Sert
1; 9iltrift Columbia / I YennBl6ania
3; Ohio IS; Soma 4; Sentufp 3; Su<
oiana u. QluBerbenl bat 5ustand @rs
9dn3un9s Oelegaten 81 SaiRois B;
Ohio Sin Illent 179. General Surls
but tuurbe fir seitern 9tad1t gum Sber>
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afhinaten. %. 9ot


Merico fpin1meIt BON fleinen Etup@
penabtbeilungen Der 2iberalen, tpeIde
ieBt LIBERAL Die Sffenline ergreifen, udb>
renb Die Sranoolen fih itrift auf Der
OefenIibe halten. Sielsl6en bnben fanm
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Sauptltaot nod 8era @ru5 81 balten.
Gs.if Grants beitimnltes 4nfi1t baB
Marimilian Dor BEN @noe oes 9esems
Der abreifen fperoe, 6agegen fineet oas
9eriidt, Dab man ibin nidIt 9eitatte; oas
9anb iekt Al perlalIen, feinen @lauben.
Die &pecialcomnliilion, tpel1e ben
9roSeBo nod auriideebliebenen See
nier gu Ieiten bat, 1T bon ben 8eb6r6en
in Soronto enpfaneen iporoen unb man
slaubt, oaB Der Sbsriff iofort 8efebl
erbalten miro, cine SurD auf3uruten.
@s befinoen fid 80 Senier i'm @efdng<
NIP, bon oenen Z ibr Ilrtbell erbalfen
baben. - ~ g 9 .-
10000 Sruppen fiuo in Dalbe
ineton uno bis nad Baltimore bin COM
centrirt. Natiirli9 finh perfdiebene Sc
rl6te i'm umIaitf iiber Die 9eifimmuna
elmer iolden Sruppen3abl. :.
Das H. q. Sdabant' bate eelferi
$91, 100000 an Sob in ben 9dn6en,
bon benen $70,O00,0 900 Der 9teaieruna
geboreu uno bas uebrige gegen @olos
Sertiiifaet eebalten miro.
Sie Ginna6men bon Der iuneren
Steuer iparen bente S743, 1914. 8om
erlten Sage oes 5abres Bis gum 81.
Oftober incluline belief li6 biz. Ginnabe
me dnf 1926, PSI ,593; mabreno oes
eeaenipdrtigen Nionats bis Datum
S15,SS4,548. III syisa
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intereifante Sbatia6en. Die gauge 8ahl
enroairter Goloaten in Den lonalen
Staaten felt Dem geirse BON 3. 1Rdrs
betrul 2,254, 1853 Mann, ausi@IieBli6
1000, SIC, tpelde fih lhpn inter @af5
fen befanoefi. Ons YtrfoBntnrld s.
8ureau eHrollirte I12,062 WfnnH I'D
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trt ipur0e, foitete ie0er Der 356, 500
Wann, $34 .01 per Mann. 8erboftete
un6 CUR &rrnee Surii6oelan0te Seiers
teIire 1925.
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SoIgenbe: Gs srfdeint nn3neifelbaft
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BON groben Stdotgn taulen. Oas &ers
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ben IoDalen Staaten mar {, PSI.
SIN Staate Stem <gort fteigt 0niIeIbl
auf 8,9O6 unb in ben fIeineR Gtaater
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Sn Stem SerieD lit es- 10, 100, in@on,
necticnt 11,723, III g2ew Sanlpbfhir,
1922. Nber bas 6urGf6ntftii6e Ser,
baItniB lit BLOB 7,424, 6ds bon NfafIa.
duietts $685., in 8ermont .5,175 uni
in Waine A 800. SIN Meifen, ipo aroBl
Staete felten iinO, iiHtt oas Berbaltnij
auf 4, 551 binab.
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Oeutf8e Wereine RafbeiIle's.
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Experimentation
eoubsraeurs Oes @taates Senueilee,

tsAtsf- !*74A Gtnnt Fennefiee, 4l)
Grecutiue OeparteWent,
RGfbpiIIe, EeHn., 20. NoDember 1866. } ht
IN ben Sheriff pom SbeIbp County IN beingtetn
Sraute meinen Grus: usssstfaf sk sssa.Slfge
1ermit befebIe i'd Sbaen IN Sbrem GOnntp Die
@obhunen su 6ffnen uab agablen an allen @abIpId=
zen am 1ften Gag aes gaonats 9esember absubaiten,
unS nae9Sem Sic sebDrtee aotia IN seiesmdbiser
Sorm geeeben baben, srpet Eepraientanten fir bic
@eneraI ahembGg gu erIpdbIen, trn bic 8aeansea gu
fanen,bie bard bic gassnation Der treeren Snbaber
entfanSen ift; Mnb sic pouen mir pom 10 Gef6ebes
rem bic f6ulbisen Reri9te abfattsn, pie SOI4es
Surd bas Gefes srfOrbert N. eag ssss b,
Die grpfIamation, weItbe cine @abI fur ZEN q. Ss
3enor6net, Inn bic 6urd bic Refeiuticn hes %. g.
Roore ertitamsene Sataus 81 fiien, lift bierhur9 mis-
Aerrufen fsE- st af4EIsi4ias 8aa4 sSas a1tfg
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SifetS $780,.

pies III feline 4ripntip rtuIation. Sic pirb in elmer
ebrenbaFten ggeiie bur9gefibt weroeH nnfere eite
pen qrGnIien ibertrifft leoe aneere. -. agE sf
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s1ssL 181Ha. fa95 ailI14sse ~ frs -
aqa4gai3L nsii e. 35saHd a1s4a1,a
#aHf $40 ;HaGgEJf Eg6HP i6 81
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sfa5ig- asd gEsuzR al s9f H-et Fe8
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Gmpfealnnaen.

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Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-06
OIL asa remedy Againsf eets.

Many years agolwe were Interested in soma aexs
perments made by some medical students on the
destruction Of insect life by oil. The slightest
drop. Of sweet oil, put on the back ofa hornet,
beetle bee, or similar thing caused its instant
destruction. We pisrs told tho breathing pores
we're closed by the oil, and life was literally
smothered OUT In after life RrsssJ water was
always fayorite mode with us Of destroying in
sects, and We have repeatedly urged il upon the
readers of this journal. Yet we.are astonished
to find how little the hint has been acted ON. AL
most every day we meet people who ask how to
destroy this insect or that and our drawer is ill
ed with similar inquiries; and to all tho idea OF
grease or oil seems AZ rew o one as 1t We had
kept the matter profound secret. ,T'.sao '
OF tho millions of people in the United States
how few are there who would not give any
thing" as they say, to know how TO keep away
the cabbage fly from their seed beds, put sbout
a tablespoonful ofcoal oil put in common gar
den waterproof of water, sprinklcd over the seed
bed, when the little jumping beetle is noticed as
having appeared, will instantly destroy the whole
brood.
correspondent of this journal recently gives us
an article on the virtues of coal oil 10 killing
scale insects. We have repeated the experiment
on some Daphnes with entire success. ...
In short VIC have no doubt that coal oil, well
diluted with water, is death to all kinds OF in
sects and there is no reason why it should not be
in as general use as tobacco for killinf aphides-
more va!u able, in fact, because it can be applied
in SO many cases where smoke cSnrot.
One great point in favor Of coal oil is that /,
acts as manure to vegetation, while desliag out
death to insects. We have seen cabbage beds
nearly destroyed by the cabbage fly, have the
whole crop of beetles destroyed almost lnstan'a-
neousy, while in few dsys afterwards the
plants rs if by magic, would covor the bed with
luxuriant leaves. 10 ( 'i...
We do not believe that the undiluted oil would
prove injurious to the leaves, but suc! cxtrav,-
gance is unnecessary, as the small qaautity ".
have given is efiectual. ~
No doubt the eggplant Hy, and all insects ths;
can be reached by the oil can be destroyed.
There is scarcely one of our readers 10 whom We
are sure this hint alone VIII be worth many All
nual subscriptions. .fl ~
We may add that any oil is as good AS coal oil
but that being likely to be more easily obtain
ed when wanted, is recommended, also care must
be used to keep the water in lie pot stirred when
used, so that portion of tho oil gets OH, as the
water runs,-otherwise the oil floating on tla
top of the water will stay there ill all the water
goes out and only the oil be lcftior the last. Fo:
this syringe in many cases, r be preferable tc
the water pot, as the oil and wafer will have
better chance of getting out. Gerd,itr's .'fati..
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-06
Learn to ssSp0ut -

This is the first advice that a female
whale givs to her young, and it is justlthe
advice that every American mother should
give to her boys. Inno country in the
world is thcre such fell for of band
speakers to operate as in the United States.
A man capable of stirring upa multitu lc
at mass meeting can reach any Office IN
the gift of the people, beginning with the
Presidency. In the present Congress
there are fifty-six Senators forty-three are
orh have been lawyers, leaving only thirteen
for all the other professions. Now, why
is this; Why should twenty thousand
lawyers have eight times as many repre-
sent,stives in the Senate as the whole twen-
ty-6ve millions of other poople?!o For no
other reason in tho world than that law
yers are good speakers. But why should
good speakers be limited to ono profession?
We know. not of single good reason.
Every school should have a dcclama'eon
club connected with it. Boys of ell class
cs should be initiated into, the artI and
mystery of persuasion. With early train
ing the MECHANIC and farmer would be-
como as successful son, the, stump" NJ
gentlemen who consume thsir oil in por-
ing over the old ,fagyism of Coke and Lit
Teton. TO be a good speaker, all that i.
required is q first class memory aud little
manly confidence. The former can be ob.
taiped by practice at any time,- the latter
however can only be obtained ipy break.
ing theicc," during our school-boy days, ~
| Again we say ''lesrn to spout. 2n Jfa ..
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-06
Ringing Him In.

A few weeks since tail, awkward looking
chap, just from the mountains Of Vermont, came
on board one of the North River boats at Albany.
His curiosity was amazingly excited at once, and
he commenced ''pceking," as lie called II, into
every nook and corner ofthc boat, The captain s
Office, the engine roonn the water closet, the bar
Der shop, all underwent an inspection, and then
he went on deck, and stood in ainazeInent at the
lever-bean,, the chimncys, aud other various
'6xins," till at last hc got sight of tho he'll
This was the crowning wonder, and he viewed ii
from every position. walked around it, got down
on his knees and looked up into it, and raclainl-
ed:
"Wall rally, this beats the bell on our M, e,ir'
house darned sight" -L 'L.
By this time the attention OF the Captain an
several Of the passengers was attracted TO this &c
MUS.
How much would you lsk to let fellow. rim.
this bel?" '-t ARCS
"You may ring it for a dvlhlr," sir" s,id th
Captain. ...... ..-..,. ....,... q. s
"Wall, lisa bargain all fair and agreed, and
no back ng out"
dts bargain, SIR" said the Captain.
Our hero went deliberately, and brought a sea.
and took hold Of the bell rope, aud having ar
ranged every thing to his Satisfaction, comncnccd
ringing slowly at first, and, gradual! faster aud
f,stcr till every body on board thought til. boat
on fire, and rushed on deck screaming with
alarm. ...s ...rl a .
There stood the Captain, and there stood til,
monster ringing away, at first SLOW and FIST
and then two or three taps at time,
The passengers bcsan to crpostuI,tc. Th,
Captain said il was bargain. But the passcn
gers became urgent that the eternal c.angoI
should be stopped.
All the while there set our hero, undisturLt d.
ringing away more ways than cockney- chime
ringer ever dreamt'of. at- .eGn
Atlast the Captaiu.began TO think it time to s,oi
the simpleton, bu. his answer was:
IA I,ir bargain, and no backing out"
And he rang away for dear life
"Wsll," says the Captain, what will you talk
to stop7' -'..... ...... .....
.Well, Csp'n, guess shan't lose nothing i
take five dollars and a free passage to New York
but not darncd cent less"
"Well, walk down to the Office and get you
money and passage ticket" said the Capksin.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-06
lFrom the Mobile Tribunc.l
Progressive Civilization.

We live in an age of progress. We have pro-
gresscd through bloody war, and the realiza-
ton of the freedom of the negro. They are free
to he idle and starvc, and learn to play the piano
and die, and rot.
But Bston the acknowledged ''hub of the uni
verse, from whose centre the beams of progress
have never penetrated our benighted Southern
land until now, flashes new light upon us from
Cambridge and its ncighboring lattitudes. of
which we hear, but "can't see it."
young, delicate girl, at Cambridge school,
is detected by her lynx eyed teacher in the helm
GUS crime of whispering TO companion; she re-
fuses 10 be submitted to the degradation ofbeing
whipped before all the scholars. The dclicacy OF
feeling is rcspected-that is, after Boston fashion.
She is conveyed 10 private apartment, that is,
Boston privacy, only three Boston sisters and
one Boston brother accompanying her; doubtless
he was one ''rsturned from the wars" hero O,
Sheridan or Stonemans raids, or other equally
bloody fields. %
One Boston sister seats herself at the piano
and strain of Boston music floats upon the air.
There is 10 be Boston performance. The young
girl Is seized by the Boston brother and ore oi
the Boston sisters, while second sister lays bare
her person and inficts ON il blows to the sound Of
voluptous harmony. ...r. u
Brethren of the South, send your daughters TO
be educated in the enlightened atmosphere Of
Cambridge, and especially Boston. Again: a
reverend gentleman who breaches "Pescc on
earth, good will towards men," whips to death
his child, because he disobeyed in some particular
Ne will assume this ''Aminadab Sleek" to be Il
lineal descendant of the Pilgrim Fathers, because
he flourishes in Boston. This spirit is worthy Of
his fathers. They burned witches ani torture
Indians, and if his son was possessed by devil
why should he not drive him out, or kill tho lit
tie child in the effort?
Brethren of the South import your religion
from Boston. It's the essence ofhuman charity
You, late rebelliops, slave driving crew, need
its purifying and enlishenins influences.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-06
Illegal Votes,

fs-Thc Constitution, ,disipalifes iron,
voting all such as haye given Or khowingI
" assisted to be given an illegal vote, and
all such. who by riolencc have interfered
against the irigh. of voting. S''4 . a
Tremblc now, ye boisterousS ana fierce
patriots, for a day ofreckonins is dawning
aud your frauds and violence, at elections
in the last Eve years will all be made pub
lie, and punishment visited upon you. il
there is jus ice yet left on earth.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-06
An Incident,

Last week, after Fr..nl Thomas had been hom-
mated Tor Congress by the Radicals, we met
stronc Union man on the street who voted for
Mr.. Lincoln at the last Presidential election, and
We remarked to ahim--i'Well, any man who
wants to swallow negro suffrage viii have mn OPP
portunity of doing SO at the next election BY W
ting for Frank, ,Thom,s.' t,,,,-,v.dl
Our friend looked US sternly in the ftee for an
instant and then saii-'Ihaps MR erery nm
,r'io roes for frns T.iomts mw Be &c mdsy! or~
dhi trr9d 4'5a W etsfy. n;gro ID isf tosra ~.
This is the fseling which is everywhere begin
ming to manifest itself towards Frank Thonias
the ra'lical negro suffrage caddidate. Merck
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