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of suffrage to all free persons over. the age

of suffrage to all free persons over. the age
Of 81 years.
Laid on the table, ayes 80, noes Is.
Ayes-Messrs. Brown, Baker, Brittle,
Beggs, Clingan, Coward, Duggan, FusOn,
elmer, Grove, Hale, Inman, Jarvis, Jones.
Of Claiborne, Jones, of Greene. Martin, Ma
son, Maxwell, Melton, Morris, Mullins,
Murphy, 0verstreet, Parks. Patton, Puck
EFT, Raulslon, Sheppard, Symmetry, Shultz
Smith, Of ObiOn, snoddeTly, Stegald, Thorn
/ burg, Underwood, Warren, Welsh and Viii
/ liams-39.
-Mrssrs. Henderson, Dons' dson, Dough
/ ty, Elliott, Hudson, Kerchival, Marble
I n ulloy, Moss, Num-, Porter, Of Henry, Por-
ter, Of Wayne, Sinclair, Waters, Walker,
/ Wines, Woods, and Speaker Norman-l9.
Adjourned until 2 P. N.
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United States Of America. Mid
die District of Tennessee.

LIBEL having been fled on May 2, 1866, in
| ~ the U. DstrIct Court at Nashville, by vii
| larn Hunter and o hers against the Steamboat
TRY Us" her boats, apparel, tackle and fIrri-
ture, ana aga nst al persons interested therein
praying, for reasons mentioned therein, that Ire
same be arrested and hnaly sold, and the proceeds
distributed according 10 lssj and said Steamboat,
sc, having been so rested by me:
Nov, tie eiore pursuant 10 he monitor Of said
CGur hereby give prbc notice TO all persons il
terested in Aid Stesubost, her boats, apparel.
iace, and furaItlre 70 sppsar before the Judge Of
said COur at the Federal Court room, in tie Cap,
tol Nashville, May Is, 1885, at 10 O'Clock am.
aod then and there 20 PROFOUND Their cltIms ami
make their allegations in that behsC
EDWIN K GLASCOcK,
msy3-l4t U. S. NJ. NJ ID. Of I.
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AFrERSoox SESSION.

A resolution to FIRE salute in honor o
the passage of the Franchise Bill was re
jected by decided negative vote.
The remainder of the afternoon was con.
sumed in the consideration of bills on thei
second reading, all of which were, viii
two or three exceptions, passed over infor
mally, indefinitely postponed, laid on tn
table or rejected.
Adjourned TO 9 A. N. tomorrow.
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WILMINGTON. Anril q

" ASAANOAS@sf APAA -
Governor Worth:
am directed by the President to in
form you that by his proclamation of
April 2, 1866, it was not intended to
conflict with military commissions at
that time or previously organized, or
trials then pending before such COM
missions, unless by special instructions
the accused were to be turned over to
the civil courts.
General Ruger has been instructed
TO proceed with the trial to which you
refer, bat before the execution of any
sentence by said Commission, TO report
all proceedings to the War Department
for examination. There has been an or.
der this day proposed, and will soon be
issued which will relieve and settle the
embarrassments growing out of mis-.
construction of the proclamation, OF
which | will send you copy.
EDMUND COOPER,
Acting Private Secretary.
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DR.. McGILL'S
CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE,
What DeFy Man, Woman and CbIld
should Have.

NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
T'Hls Medicine has been tired the two lass years
Il OK me Cnoiera, snd has proven % BE- the best
preventative; AID the public NAV reIv an H. I9i1,
what DR.. McCiill says is will
ms Medicne is warranted 10 cure Disrrhea
sun rner compliant, Pains IN the Bowels, and b
give lriInediate r hei Of th-ss Symptoms Of Che
lera. Printed directions are on every bottle, with
NE age and dose. Ire Medic ne is put ug m two
different SIZES o., Price 81 o. Or tx b-ttles f1r
80 = o., prce 81 or six bottles Dr so. hEsrsl
uiscCunt made 70 those who by 70 -ell again
Any person sending s. by mail, VII receive SIX
bot les b. express.
We are NV ready 90 furnish al those who NAV
call 90 The office aEd rooms o. Dr. McGILL over
Yorz's Book store, Nashville, Tear.
aEriIZl--3m
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4 Mississippi contemporary Is making
himself miserable over the delinquen
cies Of Chief Justice Chase. 30 use
good cir. Salmon is on the bench for
life, and we must be content to endure
The ipficGOn. Ii ia one of the misfor-
auaas Of our unnatural and unnecessary
EyRr.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IALLsDlfg MY p.
The House was called 10 order at 4. n,
Mr.. Norm al, Speaker pro tenn, in the chair.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Philips.
Mr. Mullins introduced House Bills 5T4
and $50, being entitled respectively, :" An
Act b amend the laws Of redemption Of real
estate" and " An Act TO amend the laws OF
evidence"
NJ. Shultz offered House Joint Resolu-
ton 2Ss, pruyiding for the adjournment Of
the General Assembly on the 2lst instant.
Laid over.
43I-To abolish Cbaucery Courts and give
Circuit Courts jurisdiction Of al Chaneery
cau>es-wiihdrawn
432-To amend section Of an Act passed
March lst, lS55-Withdrawn
s46-To alter and amend an Act passed
June 5th, 1866. This bill extend the right
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Notice.

A LII persons having clsims against the estate o
"a J. 4. Scot, deceased, are hereby notified e
Gle them, Gu y authenticated, with the CLERK o
Perry county, for pro rsls distribution, on or be-
fore the first Monday in October, 1866, or they VII
be forever barred IN lsw on equity.
JOHN LARKINE, and
maybe B. I. SCOTT,
Administrator
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For Sale

ONE Of the best Residence -1 One rr1--
~ the southern part 1I -1e city. rr9r.r. .-
Of ths south Mas VILE Erraa-H -.r.
rate nelghoorhoCd The Ug ing. -.
tWo-siory brick, uffh ten rooms. q. ....
brick smoke house and servant lHr.s
tern, large yari, we'll eue.u-eI. a... % a-.
land, part Of HLIch d hrar rs.. g.r.a1
VITO choice lrult tree7- A part E.at r
yard, with plenty OF water. and a| r
Tor getting wood The N and O. EIr-
~ me corner OF the place. from EE obi
ceiYed FOR burning DrIcE. The properly
me corporation, and Is therefore esan.
poraton taxes. A Eoof sprnv 81 .rrH.a
Iolnlnk the property. Terms cav.
hnqure of hHLrJE q ET.ErsA
unul-u ~ ~ MATT .r... r ".
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See a Woman

In another column picking samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admirs-
ble article, used in hospitals and by the
hrst-elass families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
1t is well worth trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldec2l-tst&weowly.
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The news from Washington indicates
that the Central Directory's plan of re-
construction is already a failure. The
radicals ought to drop their opposition
to the Presidents Policy at once, and
save themselves whilst they can.
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The ProcIamatiOn--Ano ExpIa-
nafinn-

The following is a telegram recently
sent Governor Worth, of North Caro-
lima, with reference to the effect the
last proclamation had upon the case of
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Rags! Rags !!

ON and sfler MoNDAY, the TIN Of May, 1856, we
~ esn only pay cents per u for good country
Rsg7, IN lots of One Hundred pounds and over
ne fall IN the price G. paper produces this re-
sulg. We sre anx Gus to boy Rags and will slways
pay their highest market prcs
maya At WHITMAN BROS.
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This work for genlsi hUmor, tender pathos, start
1ng interest, and attractive beauty, stands peerless
ana alone among all it, competitors. The Valiant
aDd Brave feared, the Picturesque and Dramatic
the Witty and Marvellous, the Tender and Pathetic
The k0l Of Fame and story, Gimp, Picket, Spy
tnderful Escapes, Famous Words and Deeds Of
Woman and the whole Panorama Of the War are
here drilling y and startlIngy portrayed in mas.
tFiy manner, at once historical and rOnsntie, rem
derng { he most ample. frill ant and readable
b Os q at the ar has cal ed forth.
IIssb ed officers and soldiers teachers. energetic
young men, and al in want Ct profitable employ
melt, vii ind this The best chance to make money
ever yet offered. eend for circulars and see our
rms
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.
las Vest Fourth Saest, Cincinnati, Ohio.
may2 3m d&Re
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a freedmen's school at Macon, Miss.
a. taught ~ SOsthern white man.
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&sep 9avertisetueuts.
Boarding.

(iAN be hsd st one Of the most comfortably ar
~ ranged sud pleasantly situated Houses N
Nashville The location IS convenient 70 the busl-
ness part Of The city. There are three good rooms
vacant, suitable for gentlemen with their " YES.
limited number If young gentlemen will also be
accommodated with dsy board. For particulars sd.
dress MRS. NJ. K. SIMS,
mGyi-St
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Backing and Ink.
Buffers Premium RIaokInn.

I n .lin Boxes, quality uniform and acceptable
4 With ore exception, the sale Of this brand J., the
largest N the West Prices reduced, and discounts
hOera at Wholesale. Factory 80 Vine street, Gin
cInna.i. THJS s, BUTLER. Agent
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F. o. LIGHTE & 90.
Late Eghte, Newton Brsdourys,)
Manufacturers OF Flrst-Class Plano
EOFfpa

Highest Premium st ths American Worlds Fair and
Exhibition of the Industry Of ali Nations.
THIS we'll krown establishment IS now continued
! ty :. c. Ll6HTE and LOUIS hRNST, AZ tire
cd stand, 42l Broome st between Crosby and Elm,
Rew York City. may2-ly
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To ROck-M asons and Quarry
men,

WANTED, for ten mon hs, Thir y Roclc-Nasons
W and Thirty expert QnarIymeD, TO work on
Cotton Factory At West Point, Ga. Liberal wages
will be psid promptly on the lat Of every month.
For particular apply to Jno. DWyer & Co, White
hall street, Atlanta. MICHAEL GARDNER,
may3-l0t% Contractor.
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Buffers I*XLOil Backing,

A SOFT GIL PASTE, IN GLASS POTS. The
n I$XL is the most perfect Polish Backing in
he cOuntry-equM to the French Blaczing Hav-
ing do be the Usua quantity Of OIL it excels all
other Polish Backing a. a leather preservatIve.
Factory 80 Vine street, Cincinnati.
THO5 4. BUTLER AGENT
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Wanted.

Az 4 will employ male and female agents at a
~ salary Of rom Forty to Two Hundred dollars
per month, snd expenses, " tnout n curing them
70 sell FIRST on commits 81 n, FIR our publications
LLOYD & SMITH,
mat4-zH CAV Springfield Ill.
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A large stock of Wall Paper has just been
received by W. FREEMAN & Co.,
IS Public Square,
apl25-2w cor. Deaderick ST
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IN SATURDAY, the 5th day Of May next. At II
- oe,oek, m az tbs upper Wharf at Nashville
VIZ sell g Fuchc Auction, the Steamboat ADA
LdON' her coats, apparel, tackle and furniture.
5atd sale q made undera decree Of the Tnitsd
siaies District Court. at Nashville, pronounced on
= - - 1910. ~ ne eanse o. John Heath and
otners % Steamboat Ada Lyon Ac
lAkAs--One-iourth cash, balance in three earal
lnsialments, al Q, and % months credit N6tet
y oe gwen, with approved security, bearing inter-
est ron date IL Il GLAsCOeE
APAi<a-sos Y, $. Marshal
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gaasllrilIe @lnioll.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
BECKETT, BROXEE, HANKS & co.
BEcKETT, G. ". HANKS,
W. G BROWNE, p. JONES.
FpTDsv MAY 1876
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RufIarIa WRITING EIuIda.

A RE offered IN Wholesale lots at low pricss
n These fluids have a higher reputation than
asy other Of American manufacture, and in the
West have a larger sale than any other brand. Fac
lcry 80 Vine street, Cincinnati.
JAS. j. BUTLER. Agent.
ALSO
Marking Ink and MuoiIage,
spri9-tu tk--Sm 2dp
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N. B.-Pariiculpr sitter ton g ven to Copying and
Enlargng, Painting, &C in every style.
sas-CaIl and see before going elsewhere.
Remember the p'ace-Corner Of College and
Union streets, over he Drug store.
nnarrhz9-tf
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CONTINUATION or THE RIOT.


The riot was resumed on the ID, and
continued until late in the night A
special dispatch to the Banner, pub
lished in it's afternoon edition yester.
day, gives the following particulars
MEuPH1s, Nay 3.-During last night g bout
forty or fifty negro houses were torn down
or burutd. Al nigh; long the southern
portion of the city was lit up by flames.
Every negro school house 10 South Mem
phis has been entirely destroyed. At two
o'clock this morning another one was burned
down on Adams street, also some negro
Quarters in rhe eastern portion OF the CT y.
The rain began to fail about that hour
and extiuguished the fires. No effort what
ever was made by the FIRE department to
check the COZ hagration, and the grea est
excitement prevailed.
This morning ali is quiet again, and il is
hoped that peace and good order will be
uIly restored.
During the dsy and night fifteen negroes
were killed dead, and several whites, among
whom were nroc mt persons, who were ac-
ciieutai spectators, were wounded, some
serious v A large number OF negroes we're
also wounded. The affair is deeply regret
ted by ali good citizens.
TIE Regulars were, in the main, Irish,
and took sides with their brothers among
the viii rioters who we're mixed up in the
affair, and lhNs, Of course, made matters
worse.
We find the following in the Louis
vile Courier Of yesterday:
SPECIAL uispa oh TO the L u.svlIe Courier
MEMPHIS, May The excitement in re-
gard to the rot has increased to-day. The
city is full Of hsrem-scarem rumors.
The fret tina, came this morning was that
The negroes had taken possession Of Fort
Pickering aud captured four hundred guns.
Thi. u owed Il be ia.sc.
The Gght, boasyer, was renewed this
morning between seven sud nine o'clock.
The negroes see 20 be des Bsrate and bent
on carrging the contest 20 the bit end.
The citizens ere perfectly willing that il
should be SO.
The most reliable and plausible reports
from tho.e who have been engaged in the
action state, that about two hours before
Daylight the negroes went 10 Fort Picker
ing, demanding arms and ammunition.
They wele refused, and left. Shortly af,e r
daylight they appeared at the fort again,
repeating their demand, when the com
IN sndsnG of the fort called CIT the troops,
and threale-ed to give them some doses of
grape-shot. At this they left.
The fighting begsn again to-day, on |
South street, ear tausey, and continued |
all morning, tho negroes beiog driven be- /
you'd the Limits Of the town. The number 1
o, negroes ed is estimated at from thir- /
teen TO fifteen. have positive information /
Of six. one white man has been killed au6 |
two wounded, but is impossible to obtain |
their names.
The Mayor called out q posse c0uifatuS |
Of two hundred men. The crowd gathered ]
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A1apDrs yrDflamatiPu
81 apOrs pttiee.

Napors Office.
Ratbpt7He,f. September 1867 g
Sn gesusnabme ouf cine Ginri9tuns bes @eiunbs
beifsEntbes iteesbeiltpot ben betr. geGmten unb In
9inwetfuns Der EDITION Der geiunos eitseefete,
poifrf % Shni 1866, weI1es eIsens4m eBeM Iantet:
aAGe 4srfohsn iinS ansep:efsn Ben Dfbinuncen, Res
suIationen unb benz gerInnsen beiasten @atbes 81
befoIeen bard bic betr Beamten, unb befugte Or<
sinanesn &C. nit beFOIst pber psfIes fOH perIierer
unb an bic Gtabt besaben nit penieer aIs flint unb
nitt mebr benin finfsis GoHdrs.4 SD befebIe bierz
nit bab Bic aalsbeseF fouie Rtetber in benz sIaSt<
srnbe pom 9afbpile ips!ei bic Nbtritte ub oersei=
-dfn pIdse nabe ibren Bo5nuH9en ~ uerfeben nit
benz pom Gefaiibbeitsratbe uOrsef9rieksnen ebIorOs
faIf. Den GrtiteI NIT Gebrau@ sagpeifnns farm man
in ieber Apotbete befommen. am "a atiGa,
Perionen, UeIbe ntt fabs finb, Dieien StOff angus
i6affen, E6nnen behferben auf 1e5frase frhaEten in
Der gRapofss Office non tibr 8ebrgehs bic ltba
Na9mittass ober IN Der Office 6es 0sfnbbe itsratbes
uOn 10 ubr @orsens bis q q amittessa uf cine
anpetgps Der stpSt in irsenO einem Grus5tore Der
GtaSt.3 g lliS2tt I'LL 3.Q!1' ~ }ttsSJ s,-.
Die SoIset bat orbre baraat sa iebsn bas ssfe Orr
nans ftrict aussefiibrt rpirb. s,..s-,.t sta
ass.a.F.a 80. Weatt. Broiuii,,as ~
IL III --ttr5t;sG <r+t- isg ~StHS"''
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Carl, utn, tpie e. iaste) IN einens sioben
6Otel bic 3eitunaeIl sM Ieien3aEa1

.is.x .,.s x
Carl, UNI, pte &c ld9fel IN stnesis no9en
Sote[ bic .3Gtunaeli au telen.aia1
q 2affenl mir bic camille let eAeiu
uno folaen mir tbra. 81 6ar.s,,,,g
Statt 9eraoen Weges b'uunter 'auT
Die StraBe 81 geber. 1fleg ct 5renrep-
pen bober TIM Salile btnaut, trat 70 eIne
gerau'ni9e, einfa9 iiienblirte lS1tnbe,
no Srieeerite, oas rnss loon 1etannte
ainoermao9en las rnp FrtGte; Dehreno
am Booen 5pet tletne, buotthe H'ncer
inieiten. .,-'1ll.' ~ > II. i1''iha'a
Srieoerite fubr erf6ro1en GMf..g
DAb, Der Dnpa, Der RapaE -yiefen
bic nie6h9en Gletnen- Der brtngt
uns geipiRSplella9en ,'no 5ndetinerti"
.gYE Berthal pr gom!Iac! Seio
99blG artt9, StnoerI SO ieolfe ste1n'al
febeH, mas tbr mad1t. Glel@ foH'lbr gu
ellen befou1menl 7iagte Der, Napn.
I'D, ne fino llebr artie genre eg. Bertha
uno GomuiloI S-leatee SrIeoerne,
Wapropos, Ur!eosr1te! Ste haoen oaS
aoldtentu4 no1! st!@t nagr!" 4
Das Mtao9en n.dte bflebeno.
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Die Office Der yRuiderbOder qebenss 9eyicberungss
0eieai@Gfp uOsg Nens gOrE uu6 Ser yAeci6entaI Ser
f&erungss @eieufnoft" ron Columbus, Chio, 1T in
bas erpres. ge6anbe, gtgemtber Der @saipuie SaHe,
Gbur6frobe, uerIeet wor6en. "h' q
9roS Der herrf9en6en Gpibemie tn unierer Dtitte
fT1h bic @efeHfHuftgn nit @ei4dften fiberbduft unb
nebmen 9oIicen bur6 lire Qaeuteu 2oMis r. Baotb
ul1e 9s Ss9eavE oasf. ~ n SE9f
a No. Gfaeefnnbest sDifbes 1I6r 8ormittags
hn6 1hr Ra4mi tags.
Sept. q 3fh IN Ye6
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OeapDr's asrDf Ial,s,,atsDn.
R ! "a, office

ZIG H5HGAi t9,R5 Sls2a.sS.3s ott,e.
~ 4,tteai . Nafbptae, Is. September 1855.
Sn MISUNDERSTANDING NIT elmer Drbinana bes Ges
inn6BetSratbes rom IL September b. s., unb iu e-
berenftimmans NIT einew Geies, pom %. SUM- 1866,
peIbss ben GeiuuSbeitsrptb antOriftrt, gu entF6es
ben, mas cine g.iiante IL oSer irsenb weIdes mas
f&nIt& fit bic @sfRnbbet Der Stubt iein fann, made
i'd hermit betannt, Sob Der Bsrtanf pom foIsenben
ra4teh fhhetbdIb Der Stabtsrensen unsefetIid fem
foa:g t. aHsiI.t< aHH tfiiist1
@eOnen, gftrFse. aepieI, Gprten, geeistraut, Rorr
unb irifGe 5tine.
9ieP OItset II inftsrt bic BefoIsuns bieier Drbis
nans Senau su EberwaGen nHb iretno peI9e iieber.
tretuuseh perOen nit Der pollen Sense 6es @eieaes
betraft werben. "a,
y AIs Nadtrds mb9te i9 red befneften, bab ben 0es
anbbeitstntb mid beauftraet bat, Ste @rger Dor ben
Genus ron Cher, Bier usIh Vie ~ 1OarHen, bis hers
eIbe ipettere Snftruttsnsn In btefer 0nidt erIdbt
/. 9eeeaS9e Ws SRatt Srpmn,
S slIlIA1Ek&flsElS RapOr.
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SD6eS=Mn3ei0e.

ahen SreunSen' -nnb Betanrten, itott ieber befOn.
bern ReIsuns bic troRtge Radridt, bps infer geiebe
ties T6&ter1en R art { eeftern 3a5mittas Al uhT
Die gssrbiaans fnSet bests gorraittas II mgr pom
Trauer9duie Bfnier 5rGnfiin Shops, tatt.
Die tiefbetribten eItern
HsG ii;lr Srag biIfpp8 u. O attn.
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sea fsi4B sunA ~ 8 - oes lfss fJsiisdlsGdS
81 OI)Iu b erll'e(,' 1lllr6.

Staat Tennefee,
=, q n / GEeaRtjD Departement.I
QafsbiIis' 9snA, To- september 1866.
VII ben e5erif Don Gdpt6fcgt Counts, Ean.
ia ber eemmisaOnsr Der Resiftrirnns, ber Iaatgers
orSnnne zines Mttes nom 9. 8eap 1855 fin GnuibiOn
County srGnnt b.be, feins WeriGte, pett6e seisen,
Sab Ct bic Megttrruie aaer bere9tieten @abler be'
fasten GOhnt1's beenbist BOT, eorIeste.
Ges5alb, befebIe i9y BtIItdtn G:iBrOwntow
@eMpsrneas bes tnates Eennefiee, FRAT msines aH'
4es nnb In erfaIans msiner usr bnrG BITE Ss6insnn'
gen iener beiastsn wife GuferIesttn Fft4t ibneH
biermJ, cine g8abl abinHdIten unO an allen ben PdE
sen, mo- in Shrem gountn 9abIen sebaIten werben'
icnen am &onndbene Hen DO. %eptember 1855.
Gsmmtaften .eesfgHet rfrhep ~ benz 8Fped, nm sis
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