davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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baus nrb Soc Senbrifs nit $40 Be.

baus nnO Soc Senbrids nit 80 be.
ftraft.
Beeen rlniittli6teit sablte Sulan
So, Caroline 4ool fDanberte auf is.
Sage ms '9lrbeitsbans unS NaarD sniitb
nno See Wfolte sablten $40 uno 20
Strafe.
Wegen S9ldgerei erbielten Ggn.
tia MDers unb Nfoaie 0onegan Is
Sage Srbeitsbaus, g8m. Sore 3ablte
SIS unb sobn Dabis $40. s6omas
Sonisan iuuroe tuesen Nnsriffs nit ei>
ner RiitoIe UNI $40 seftraft.
Wfartba Sobnion aablte fir 8erans
tIafuns elmer faliden 8erbaftuns 50.
7 8at. Sogan tuuroe ipegen Sanoelns
NIT na6sema6ten SltpsIsn um 80 se>
| frat.
8eorg Gonn, @eorg 8arnes, glnbD
Nfoub, Sob 6rb, 8urneH Barney nnb
Stole BiIeman ipuroen ipeecn Berfens
nit Steinen beitraft. Die bei6en eriten
| ieber So, SO. 8 unb A ieber $40 mno
SO. 5 unb 6 betcmtnen Is Sage 9lr@
beitsbans.
| Sobn Brisbt tpurOe Der 8iganie
iiberfiibrt mno 81 einem Sabr barter
9lrbeit i'll bieIisen Grbeitsbnus bernrs
tbeilt.
Gibitfdlle. Nfalinoa eobins<
ton berflaste Gbas. 9. &ernep auf
9tadgabe zines 8ferbes. Ser 2ebtere
bate bafeIbe ridt nur suriidsuieierug
| fonoeru aud s15 fit BEN gebrdn9 su
5ablen.
Sier S6ulbforberunsen i'm 8etrag
bon $87.4O ipurben eineetlaet uno gu
8uniten Der Sldser entidieben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04

anseieen In Der GpecinIsSpaIte beim erften W2aIe
81 90 fur Is einier, ieSe rueitere 2ne 20 Gents.
Beitere Anseigen 10 Gents y 2iuie.
AnSeieen IN ben 2ocaIfpaten rperben nit 81 90 fir
is 2ien berednet iebe peitere 2inie nit 80 Gents.
NJ Wobltbdtigteits s&nSeigen iuer~
ben gratis aufgenominen. An5eigen
bon @eleQl9aften unb Sereinen bere9<
men mir gum bal6en 8reiie.
SabEuna fiji aGnaeiaen uns subferiptionei, pom
auhereatb ber $tGbt srbttelt mir Hns ptdnumeranbo
,snn esM9en Hln bic SIienbang Don teinen Setragen
hIrcb Sffee=C r6ree.
Grsebenit
Sennehee Staats 3eitungs z@eieal9aft.
2odsBor SO.
Gaibpiue, 3enn.
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Terrna OF sunaorintion.
Rates Of Advertising.
o ADyERTIsERs IN DETAIL.

Announcements for Candidates.
For STATE OFFICERS, $40 90
COUNTY s. 10 90
CITY 90
Advertisements in the Special Column, frs
time, from to lines, 81 O0-each additional line
20 cents; subsequent Insertions 10 cents per line
In Local Column, first time, from to lines
@1.O0-each additional line. 30 cents subsequent
Insertions, rs cents per line 5s
Advertisements of Benevolent enterprises
wiz he inserted in our paper free of charge.
For advertisements of societies we will charge
half price. :
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04
peutfdse saesstae seafssille's. .

Surner> 8erein.
gesrlnSet: Is. October 1864,
qsifgHeSersabI: u.s.
8samte:
a9s st.sgs 6,iftvarSS.s see e. E. L. S sss;samps
s1s aHe s9asssiter: ! soa us 5 gissiIss.
Sr 3s4S 5urn,usrt: qosis s9 siis''
sssss stbHstsetar: .: gsSs: z.
3e~emart: VII. G&iS6eir.
y 10 ggsas 3; 4 sI sin:
w54eHtli6en Sisaagea.
G6aBens 8ereiu.
sss siEaiisS :sisSl e9 as 800 s@ss d
srtS g9a4enmeiitsr; o. 3 S e1f,Is.
8 sstaGmmIunsslosaI bel BERN sitter!is aeaSsrid=
esr gessiss ssrIammeIt F4 am ertem sOnutase zines
ieDen @Rcrats.
Sadfou 2Ose SO. Ill.
9Ifter beutf6er Srben Der Sarusari
@ttsReseEtabA:sn s34$g6
cber.earse: Sasos gstsef.
sss'sssss .S| s'sss! s sssGs.
10. 80 Hnionhrabe.
s. S,~~S- 4
sturora. qoae SO. los. Geuti6e Obj
SSelcius. 3
.@eseaneet: apriI 1858.
geiisAetrrsabt: liz. ~ -
s sssEHflIisE Rssss sSss 49,
ss &C. s'sRs ss H5s9 sistesut
ME aoaa 80 gansset RH fsbeu Ggnnerfas Abene IN
SeE Ebm THRpsp'@ 6GA. Eli
OeutfbeF llnterEf bnHgsberein.
a.orarb4fs css 4. sept 1916, snrDrprrirt III 1852
araE6ent: 4. gsoGer- Il
8iees~rAAbent: &gna. 6dgs Ss~f
: S4 saaEsssas: ssies W. ssSAlfs.
a. 6bH. $@1sbs
8eriammlaMa jesen tier Iontds bss MOHats
SHpeiaeE neutrality-suspicious.. i
&c @earanbef. Hgat 1857. Z -
%RifslteastaaHE. o. -
@one0rbid.
fGureta un6 5balia Dereinigt
sqfHnSeE: 4. EsssmbsF 1855. -
GRifgEieeersabI: 90.
NrSfibent: TfaF 1tnseitviels
$isesDrdFbent: 3. Geesnans
$ecretdr: WaorfA car.
e.x asrsln perianSseIs I'D lps4elHIi9 apnnsrfas
NSembs Tx lbr inn GourtbdRfA
2utberifGe genetnbe.
aoeseseienst ieOen goHntas 10 lbr IN GensssaHie.
Seutfdle tatbolifGe Gir6e.
maters: &pneH nnS Sersratb.
Rir6e In @ermaMtovn.
GoHesbienft: GeRHtaas llhr Norgsns.
Sedbamt: $onntags IN uRr Icrgens.
8espesfa @eHRt9gs ReE 9a0 mslfaa@s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04

aufsepabt!

9a uniere gransret lest polftdnbis fertis nne nit
it, 10 erInpbsn mir Ans hermit alien hieiiaeu ionic
answartisen &affeewirtbsn ansMsetgen, bab mir sur
Gntgegennabme Don NuftrGaen nj irgeno beliebiger
Nuaftt6t eingeridtet iifib unb oe5eben In firaeer
3cit sur poltommenen aurieaeabeit Der wertben Aufs
truggeber aus iibren meTben.
9a mir uniern bisberi8sn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04
Wtut Anseiqtn.

: 3rpei BIG brei tiiGtige Seser perber perlanst
J SeisR. Staats 8eitAn9s Geieai9 aft.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04

iiber . anieI@. 9apies, Der Bel ben Eerrp RAM
gers IN Der Gof5berirteu Armee aeoient nnb Der ju<
Iekt in chattanooga Sebermdnn, Der etsrGs non
bonn Beri6onenen weib, beliebe an mid mad San Aos
tonic, EeSas, 81 abrefiiren.
% z-sssss4#resg SMfan @nse.a
Eennefee ans ilblde .8eihneen 1perben erisdt, ~
27mrs i'm copiren.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04
q . { q T.

E 8ir erparten tdsIid unfere
abfisen I'M sforoen eagagirten seser.
sobalb bielelbeu e.ntreffea, Weroen mir
i'm stanbe lein, Diel Satereiantes gu
bringeu, mas mir iest aus atansel an
slrbeitsfraften tueeGaiien nniiilen.
- Dts 8ebaftion.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04

aussr ieiner ausemsnen prars bs5anseIt er nae
mentlib bic folgen6en
Gbronil9en 8ranfbeiten:
R6eumatismls, aunaeniibel, INSTRUMENTATION,
sef6woIlene @lieber fteiie 8eente, 2Hnaenentsaus
bIng, SGmer3en. 8eiIefi, Greb5, Stein, Sersz unn
aebert0rangea, Masenentsiinsnng. Nearaisie, aD=
niasibsl oser Serop9eln.. Tanbbsit, aagenlbes
udt. 3u9Ieidb &rantbeiten gebeinter NatHr uno
8aienbefbperben. $50
Beibli6e &ranf6eiten.
aue 8ranfbeiten Der gebdrmutter werbsn erfoIgs
reid behaube!t. sfs8t3
llnfrudtbarfeit.
Sunse perbeiratbete Srauen, benen feline Heutters
freuben 3u Tbeil nerben, t1nnen ibn peribnti Dhef
briefIie9 sn Satbe aisben.
@ebeime Sranfbeiten
in isosm Stadium prmar ODER fecurbar. perSsn aus 4
BEN 5ptem entiernt. estsss ~
Gt,iilionen
anf has GrlnbIidfte uorsebeust. -
Or. Me@iH bebanbet entfernts patienten unb
perienbet feline Ne6ieineh liberal bin. Sn ausu
S6aen rpiro Genngtbuung seseben.
Seine Office 1T auf bds 9eite eneeridtet Mnb feSr
geeianet fir bic anfnahme pon Serreu unb Rnuien,
1pee i'm jeben Gag befuheit, ea hiefes@e ANS ReR-
rsren @Gumen beitebt.
Seine abrefis ifs +
Or. M c8iII,
Better Bog Tag. Rnbuiue, Esnn.
Office an linton 5traSe ii5er gorss Bu6banblas
;,pii4en Cherry NIB GouegeitraEs. II. mgr ba
F a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04
&. s. MOae,

SaSweitIise ode Der Gritten unb glainitraBe, cine
Grepps bod, Cincinnati, Ohio.
gSehieI @@efhdft init glropa.
Gcuectionen unb AuSSabIungen jeber art in allen
Tbeiien 3eut1tIanhs rperbeM DON mir, ME geTpo5ns
lid, 1uf bic prompteffe Nrt beforgt.
Sir agetbieI anf Aep 9ort uno anbere 6dneeI6s
iidbte Der gsereingtsn Staaten fam man INNER BET
mir has gei6 erbniten.
9luf bic naebitebenoen gIite finh bel mir @eie IN
gr1beren, ioypie in ben fleuften Sunen, 81 ben btts
fisften Courier sit 6abett.
GeIber, neId1e an irgenb eines Der nndltebenben
Sdufer in GentihIano fir Shre He9nnng eir8eianot
ober besabit rperben NIT benz Beerten, nab mir ogs
pom 9adrit 81 seben fe, tSfinen bel mir IN GineiRs
natl iosleid in tIingerber Riinse erboben weroen,
IobaIb i'd bic gabrid)t Gtnsage Der Suntnie ers
bnlten babe. IA ids pom rneinen perfdbiebenen 9anz
cutters inner nit ebem Steamer 8riee erboItc,
GeIoer einseaauaen iinb, 10 1T bies Der i6neaits,
ferite nn6 biuise Bes. ala GeIoer mad amerifn 81
i6iden.
SIR Cob uao eilber bssabIs i'd ftets bas b6dfs
4reniuii.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04
stueiteu .lns er6geren

3ngegt babe, 70 nb MIR in 9tano gsfest, benienis
9en gSrtben, Ipeldpe est br Bier Don nns be-
5tben. bic gsrii9erlns su seben Saf mir bisie!5sn
IpHhrena Der
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04
2n nerflaiefIleft. .
9GM&fMmft seerfnm0f

Smei 5rontsimmer finh biais AZ permietben, II
6anie 30. 9 Jlprb Tnrtets Gtr0Be, Bel -. 4
30nirs b 8#Sssee Soiepb 6Iuns.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04
Oenti3e unteritabunes @eieafdaft.

9lue Titglieber s;eier gefeui1nft fnb erint, Der,
eritenDienitag i'm 9priI. prdcis 6r, i in BEN ger<
fammungs ensuliRoen fi6en mid tigegeiddfs
te porliesen. sym Outrage bes grafbef1fen
SpiepbeS d Inn b., 5eeretdr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04
slueerDrbeutlieber GrfOl8
Or, Mc8ta
3afEOius, ssnnsfes,

erfolsreiditeu botaniiden arstes bes
s3eitalters.
Seine 8ragis eritredI fi9 iebt aber
& adt;ebn perf4iebene Staateu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04
Bite neiner 8amquiers in Oeutidlanb
u. /. No., an Die Sbr 8elo beaablt uno
bann bel mir erpoben iperoen fam.

Mu9 ftnb Bel bieien 9auisrn in europa iebersett
gBetbfeI aui Mid 3u baben:
| Erantfnt a. 81. Srn 8. Metlsr feel. SoBn unO
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04
Qputftana.
@eorafa.
apriL 8. 1866.

GntraI g. q. 8anfss so goucbers ..s...ss.ss. 95
e5ecraia Eailro1c nne EenneHec Bombs. 49,. 50
BanksHg Company 90 E s9A Big
Ra fbpiIIe %. &pril 1856
nnH 70 uhr rpltoe Bnuinrpone ron ReIp yorf matt
$40 us1k &JD8A init f27sf aemeIbet
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-04
lluier Bier iibertrifTt

nod ieees Bier 1peI9es bier aberbaupt sebraut 1purbe
Mno ftebt. mas 8einbet uno Gei6mad nnbetrt, rues
Der benz Cincinnati, WiIuautie, St. 2euis nod ireeab
etner aroern Bier mad.
8ir feben semeisten aaftrassn entgssen pno ;sidz
men adbtunaeupH r.s5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-22

sectional hatred toward the north Ead
been cul;i,atrl in the south. in con--
qUciro oi our dislike and condemnation of
ti.eir wicked AMI anti-repuhicn system
OF human slavery This feeling WAS ex-
cited alid f"m,n:ei by the arts of ambi-
llou> ami 'le-@nil. men till it broke out
III = gi@lnlic rebellion for the p,rpo-e OF
separating. from H. and corning separate
government iyc iiic,l-c!yc>-thc most icr-
fihic ani bloody civil war the world l.;,>
ever seen. i;,>in" iOr ipur wears chaIac-
:e!lzat by almost innHmtr;i5lc instances
Of crIci and hug!arOus hiatt on the part
oi the ii~ur4rnt states. W. finally sue
eey'e't i'll putting down the robrlIion
"''fiir""lf,.. !iit government they hal
>c; up, and a,ii!nL Tie iortiiication OF To-
tti '''ir,st "t Tile cl!;>r to their other rc;t-
sons !or mating IL and di-iiking our GOV
er:nirnt, lhyse people have submitted
10 ii'e national government brctu-. they
have been compelled hy force 10 Io -.
i'u! have w any evidence iiia; j,,-litieS
the i".'i.t that lhey arr now rc:tIy 10 Weld
wiling ;tlIe9iance to lhn Government and
o!t"'li"ncc 70 is law All the m.-, OF
"illrnte tai,,'u by the reconstruction COLI
mi.yr. tie tone and sentiment OF the al
ni''>; entire southern pres, the intorrn.;-
tion derived irom private sources. concur
IN showing THAI - yrt 10 ~ucI thing cx-
j., :. T. uiy cuu>j,i,.f:ibi,. extent rnI th.t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-22

-'N'' '"' "h@i t!i' GiCu, majority Df The
people "t iile>e states abandoned .nI tor
+"ofc ali allegiance 10 the Union. !r.!u-.'
themselves Iht" Il hostile c0nie3leracy. :i!lad
every official place in the state with cnyn,;,
81 lie mon. and thea u>cJ all Tie ,ti .;ti
!h;t'!liirlI ii ihe state. iii common with tn.
bC'>o.!ai tiioris Vi Tie great majority of the
people. III carrying on for years a bloody
''di against liic !i:!iUu. il seems 10 ile a.
most iDsid'. 10 >aE tHat the naion niglt
h0'. II It 50 elected, taF them a. having
forfeited HI rights 10 be considered existing
1t&'r- - I'll" Union. and treat item when
>uH;l!cd q - much yul0rganiztd territory
Il" difficulty now iy;u@ in the way Of
taking til, .!roun'i am ija>iug tue Itcou-
tiuctiOn o. icstUrl,iUl oi the scceulir
s.atc$ upon ii is iilal The ma'innai gOvcln-
intu! iias hitherto. f.Jni tnt bc.i::ilr oi thr
Irhclio3s down 10th" present Time Itrocert!-
ct, nI,on thr opposite THEORY that Is tina:
;!ie states, a such still existed; that the
corporate litc O.! a >taGe was hot lost or de
-iroIrj BY lie passage o: ordinances uf Sc
'','>-lpii or The prosecution of anna,i no>t,Ii-
y ~ Ihr majority OF is citi1el~. MI de-
iafilncii> oi '!ia NATIONAL government nav
I.- tor 50 i"ng :c,cI upon Ills 4f0:nti. il
'oHlt bn exceedingly on ,arla- siny 10 ;ln>ay
t"d "nl0 - much ti,aJ ha- been aid au;|
tone; indeed. Il could il,,i ;l}y be donc Win
Oh ..:r',liE .;..::rna naiiiir au,; enhancing the
.ill"'i-i"- VIII! V Elich the subject oi ir.tD-
ra'Ia::i' HoW r"~-!. Nu;i.iuw ,!io:t ol ai,>o-
lij,' necessity o3ui'; uoV Justify Inc govern
Hi"HI ii -no"inH -tatr existence IN the
lneni,>.- oi the late yun.el,r;i,.y ani rpp,i,.-
~ ;he'n % ;i,c ,O.ldilion oi !GIcrganized
territories.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-22

magnanimity to them. would trust all
their oaths and promises which | believed
they wouII keep. !iut ~homld hardly
desire TO trust them To iuIiili 4 promise
which gndcr the S;;me circumstances |
fear | should myself lind some exrrl-e tor
breaking.
But ITO not think We are -i,ccially
Gale! upon to trust or phi Faith in "ilical
anl governmental o;,ii!- taken iv car
southern lri,n.l~ Can li..y eyer -. mora
>olelnnly bound to the government AM TO
yield il their ;,!le-i;lncr ti.,n li,ey were at
the very moment they seeded ami vioiat-
cd their oatI,- Our faith cAn hardly i.e
strengthened hv our experience.
This clt-- Of c;iil~ h;> no. in latter
yelr~ been found very !'In,in- on The i'-
'iivi,lual conscience. and 81 iirn we may
>ay with iiuIii,ri-
, 1866-12-09
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Circular from the AdjDtnn1 General, Grand
Army Of the kepabiic.
SrE1NaYrE1D, December 9.-The folio xtne ctr.
eaas h. ben issued TO tho members Of e Amy
- ~ '' CIRCULAR.
HxAoou4nrkna DEFA11xEx7 Or HL1Hou.l
Grand AnNx OF TIE REPuBt1c,
sFn1HaT1KlD, III, D+eember & 1853.
In compliance with i = solution passed by Con-
veaton q II Grand Y. Ar@y q ths Republl:. hed
enhle and resotuuonr. adopted thereby. an pub.
H.hed for The Information Of the command:
WnKas!s. The authorities Of m.uy counties Of
our sAte h1Fc levied I tax rpon nst md npon the
widows and oEphaas Of our comrades. who gave
their YVES IN defence Of cur country, 10 pa, meu
70 enter TIE amy at tho e'ose ef ne se1t, and to
perform the duty that WIS dne from al eftt-kHs
oie, II the snppnrt Of the Cnjou; he Il therefore
Resosttd. That the men who coald not or would
aca 5Seds1 hs ~ ossa e shcF COUNTY,
AsoleeE, 1ta& In onr opinion 1t Il the d1tY af
our next Legislature TO pass the necess2sy laws 10
tos tic psymsnt II bounies ,ha, hsyebeen o. s7
hercaftrt be COLLECTED trDu she w1dowa or minor
orphans Of soldier, ind from soldiers who hxse
R<soletd. That committee Of onc from each
Cong eseldnal District. md rxo from the State 1t
larRr. be appointed 70 menortalze the NEXT begi6-
ea=c Of the netessarJ acs TO carry ont the objects
.tated IN tne foregoing resolutions.
The following named comrades Tese appointed
statc At large. Genezal t. n Hsynfe, Colonel J,
MeNal.s. ttrss District, Colonel X. T. Housh !;
Second District. Major General s. A. Hu1ibut !;
trie,, General ". A. .schmt,t; F1nh District,
Colonel 4. q. Irrerso1l; Sixth District, Colonel
Henry lo2an SeFe1th District Colonel J. G,
Ninth DIst,ic1, General E. c. 11ppEncoa; Tenth
District, Colonel E. r. Smith Eleventh btstt1c1
Gcnetat 5a11ts 6: Martin TweInh DisttIct,
e,a1 John 4. Logan.
B., order Of Major General J. n. Palme., Com.
handing Department.
, 1866-12-09

dstAnt Treasurer II New York, 31UQ, ma; to the
Assistant Ttensures 1t PhilAde!2hls, Siuo,Lo1.
An EI41GEnATlON.
The account 1eIecrarhed North Of The bnrtttnZ
mem II cfos4 exA1gtIatio1 Of Il Gtu,plc acc1'
deLt, M ACCIDENT 50 Qnimpostant thAt tie agent
ofihe Cnlted statts and European fewx A1socf1-
tor at'er inanr1 Into The tacts did not consider 1t
worth tclegraphiaE.
The ST eetal Comwitiee 10 tnyesliRate fssuds
uton the revenue, will hold their session in this
city for eorne tine. and then visit Cincinnati.
TIE COMMITTEES IT. KsEsT10ATL sourHEAx OUT
The Special COMMITTEES o. the Now or1can. siot
IchSe herr about the middle Of the coming week.
The Special Committee to ilyestiCa1c tho killing
OF ntee jnioh soldiers In South Carolina will
bold ses.fons in .bit city. beng empowered 10
THE 84Lnxoas ELECTION FRAUDS.
It ts n0t yet determined ttai the Committee On
ELECTIONS. DaWes, Of Mas<4chusetts. ChzIsnac.
Ill ylsit nallio1fe 10 Investigate the charges Of
city.
TIE GOLD GLE snL-
W4snIHcTox, December 8,-Tbe blu authoFlz.
ins the public sale By the Treasury Department
Of tao millions OF gold every Monday In New
nsG 9,t win be adopted hy he eom~,itee n on .,
no.ice IN onc principal paper Ia each Of the i.slve
pnncl pal cities. The proceeds thefcfron viii be
inEe.ted In tntercat-beazlDg bands at sha United
States.
oEKEnAL FINANCE.
TIE whole subject VI finance will 8oon be t4ken
MP BY the Ways aud Means z mnnlltee; also .hc
question Of repeal Of tho tag upon cotton. which
hos '.eeu 20 Powerfully urged. There Is reAson to
believe that Congress Will he Induced 10 abollst
The tax. Th.e seems to eea decided opposition
on tte ps1t Of Congress To- adopt any measures
looking 10 IN nndnc hasle In tho payment OF the
public debt on fee ump.lon Of Epecie pkJmeuts.
, 1866-12-09

he Grand Jury have visited And e1amin. ID he
s1'y Ht:dt~en snl now ~ onld respectfully sahn:.
fhe following facs.: The Grand Jury had bef1e
them Alderman liver Lawson, Chairman In III,
Common Council O.. Inc Committee on Eh- Bfid.-
well. With dlrett.ess md Eankncss Alderman
LAHfon described the pseecnt coudluon, aud
stAtEd The numerous eHabstassuents Of Tue
inht'utlon. lie informed the Grand Jury of the
proceedings Of the Common Council, looking to =
speedy correction Of all the evils which now aE-ct
tnts asanch Of the municipal government and
heen Impossible to tal.ly the requirements Of
humanity at thr s3m: time that justice has been
done 10 offenders. The Common Council voted
TO e ect i new and comHo1ious Bsidpxc1t The
question n5locatlun WIS then debated. Hneh 3eI,y
occurred In consequence, but the Grand Jury are
unable to ind Just cAuse for csn4ure IN such de-
when the importance OF locating
the At tho best possible point Is cons1d
cred. Ten sc!ea Of land were at last purchased,
to1'h*e<t OF Bridgeport very competent
a1csiIsct. HI. Van Osdell, Vas ec7aEed By Alder
man Ialcot:, chairman In the Common Cou1-
eli Of The Special Comnutee. On the ncw
Bf1de%eH. 10 make The nctcssArJ ptap4
md specifications, and the Grand Jury leArn with
sa1lstact!on that M1. Van 0soell viii be able to
submit bis work II The next regular meeting Of
the Common Council. There would, then, appcar
10 be NC good re1sou wnJ the new B11de~eIt,
ssou!d rot be commenced eas t. she egtas md
1uy ase unanimously Of the opinion TINT under
txiating GleumslAnens, md rhlle the present
RftteH ell Il used. no material improvements are
afeded. They found an thtngs c3eanly aud II
order. The kerpef- Mr. Geog, knt1, eesraln!y
approves himself competent otneer."
, 1866-12-09

Probable Loss Of the Stranushlp Britannia
Nomination Eeiected-asave Vessel Co -
dcmnea-Shtpment Of Articles Tor the P.tta
Exposition.
NEw fouk, December s.-The steamship Bit
aunia, from ti1arHow. IL now thirty days ont
and 1t u feared she has been lost. She hid i
laTce number Of pAakeuKtrs.
Al \ meeting OF the Board Ut Aldermen ye4ter-
day the Mayor nomination Of Ed ward b. Hart
for The Office 0! st'crt Commissioner, wA4 Fe-
iccted By . vote Of nine 10 etx.
1rdEe Benetic'. Of tho UsIted States District
Court. ,cste:daJ ordered the condemnation and
ssle by aclsu1! Of The bark katc, an sl1sced
SLAYER. Pfocc2tin.s ngAIHat tho yeesel COM
mtbcctl Ia July, 1851 aud ~efe carried bJ IN ~.
peat 10 sne Superior Court, which a1rmed tic
condemnation
The second steamer for tho San Francisco, Ja-
pan and China Maff 1os, tho Celestial Empire,
vas launched. to be ready March lst
The Government has commenced suit for the
recovery OF {5o,t00 from John DevlI1, the nrin.
elpal operator In tae Brooklyn disttIle1J fraras.
Since Wednesday four Of i've schooner loads Of
freight have been removed from the wreck Of he
sieamtlip Scotland, Oh sandy Hook. The
acente # The insurance companies hope to save
the ship.
The sh,p Ropewell cleared to-day for uavre,
With sHi boxes Of artscles for the Paris Exposi-
Tin. Tho packet ship Mercury is waiting to &c.
ceFc the remaining articles accepted Tor the Kxtt
kIk4op.
, 1866-12-09
FROM MEXICO.

Rnnssr thst shc United states Troops Have
Rrcrs~Aed .te Ksa ta+un nae-t.ausic.' %ar~
FrAacr Of M-tnmoraa I. Es:ob-da-L1srst
0a5csat Adttce4-The Kebot t;cucrai 13sna~
Euun Appls.7a tor Pardon.
GA1v1sroH, December 7.-It /. re7ortei that the
American tr1ops have returned to B:oEnsyitls
from MstArno7a..
GA1Srsrox, December 6.-Thc Rio Granae
1Aet night l.ana]es surrendered Masanor1. n e.
cobedo: H had me,jon.', r-ee!rel eonnun,.
Gallon that he sht surrender ntru fo.tes ard
city 10 the United sA'cs aasnorIttes- He pre-.
fef1ed to e7-7reder to E.eoaedo-
zns,ion has bceu rrceirea hy the Gossfn.
rnent IN reference to the OCCUPATION oi
sssi.' ss :. ~, n
a letter OF Sheridan, 4uno1ncInE bis tu:en.i11 70
procs to b or ns.ille to rel!evo Sed+wfck fro !,
~ 70 1sko pos s.ion Of Iass;ao1.. or n orasss
c1n1rsied from headquarters h-Ee for the arrest Of
sedsHiek: AZ that hts been done hss been ~.
shersds". who al The 1atess accounts was Il
A letter from tho seh-l Gene.al 4lnd:aan, da,e,l
Eatlotta, Mcrien h. been rec ,svsd ~ she rr.s..
give. dolefu! aeeount Of she Writer'S hel]ih II i
situation II + not probable tna: tue pardo, will
oe csanfed, although nlndmaa may b parole
under certain Restrictions.
WAkntFEsnr. December sit Is hfnied that TIT
recent Action of our Government re.aiiys 10 Mex,
!eo is srra,ded I. nuliFfyi,7 th- compact Win
Ft1uec. end 'e 70 vie-e1 1,y E31o1son
EKE onts.ns Deecmb=r both ,he oEt.sa
Sna snafe* 1aeaon. 70 acxleo coud -sun Geae:41
ofaee!s belon:7nc 10 'te EttLed Sr7tss weer io.
EE1tcd u A3tamnras gu the ID. AMI .,ue I.ion n.
to tie One HRadrtd and Foastrcnth cnio-s f..
fant15 YVES beaten 10 death By Sons o! Cs:sin.s'
znc1-
Fifteen men belonging to Tho f,1aer, ~ ,,,.,
much HpoEet Of U t monh. <ere .ded hY III
District CouE1 At Brownsville, and santeuccd t.
ecren year. confinement II the pcats~ntta,y.
Merra md als nt!oy we're expected to attack
NEw OH1E1se. December 8.-Thc news frou
the Rio G1ande Il ihnnsht TO tndicets in olacanl
hoftflify tu American fnt"rrentiou in the III.
Aex1oa, aud ,hxt any e:.;1tt Of tue Kind wout,
<aree I more united opposition thAl It nov tu.d
against FEehch Intervention or the Empire.