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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-16
Nashville and Chattanooga
r A / L r O A D
CHANGE OF TIME.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
N q G.. AND n. Il N, W. RAILROAD,
Nashville Tenn. March t. 1866 J
nN AND AFTER TUESDAY, MARCH 9TH
" 1866 and until further notice, Passenger trains
will run as follows:
Nashville and Chattanooga Line
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all points
South, ut 130 A. NJ. and $50 P NJ. Arrive at CnRtta
nOOga at $50 P. II. and $40 A. NJ. next day. Re
turning leave Chattanooga at 500 A. N. and S.
P. N. Arrive ut Nashville at 100 P. NJ. and 645
A. NJ. next day.
All trains cOnnee. at Wartrace for Shebyville.
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
Leave Nashville for JOhnsonvlle and all points
West and Northwest, at 40 P. NJ. Arrive at
JOhnscnville $50 P. Sc. Returning leave Johnson
vile at lao A. Nj arrive at Nashville at $50 A. N.
Trains on the N. 4 n. W. Il. X. connect at
J .hnsOnville, with first class line of Steamers
for Paducah. Cairo and st. Louis.
RS- Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con-
Meeting with n. and n. W. Railroad.
Re- Passengers by this route save expense of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
"a Trains stop at all intermediate points.
w. y. INNES, Gcu1 Sup't,
N. & c. and Y. W. Il. K.
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In the Circuit Court at at Centreville, Tenn.
q

1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
i Of the Court. that William Peppers. one OF the
defendants IA this cause. . minor and non res. D.
dent Of the state Tennessee. 30 that the ordinary
process Of the law cannot be served upon him: n
y therefore, ordered, that publication be made Ia
the Union ana American, a Newspaper published
in the city Of Nashville for four succcssiv We weeks
Tot said defendant % appear NJ the court house
IN the town Of Centreviile. 90 the fourth MONDAY
IN July next. and show cause. IL any be- has. why
the suit which was pending in said court against
Jesse Blackwell. and other. nj the time Of BIZ
death should not be revived and continued against
him. WM. g. CLAGETT.
mayl5-wft@ Clerk and Master.
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IN COMPLIANCE WITH

SECTION 7. OF THE ACT ENTITLED AN
- Act 10 wind up and settle the business Of the
Bank OF Tennessee" notice Il hereby given % all
whom IL may concern. and % All persons u re-
fund and return. within Thirty days. % the Bank
81 Tennessee. Al Nashville. all msney or funds
paid out of the Bank Of Tennessee. or any OF IL
branches where the money OF iunis were Illegally
paid that H. for services rendered a. officers there
Of after the 4th May 1851 for services rendered
in aid Of sad rebellion. civil or military or for
property Of any kind IN aid Of the rebelli0a, or
for property Of any kind or on contract for arti-
cles Of any kind furnished. or 10 be furnished for
the benefit Of the Rebel authorities Of the State
OF Tennessee OF che 50 called Coniedsraey or on
any other illegal contract or purpose
b. order Of the Board Of Directors.
S. WATSON. President
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-16

THE Richmond Examiner having done the
South all the damage that it could during
the war, is now hypocritically mourning
over its dead heroes.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
S25 REWARD

ST0LEN ON, SUNDAY NIGHT LAST FROM
BAY HORSE; he is of medium size. has three
white feet, blazed face in good order | will give
the above for the return of the horse
mayle-dlw% SIIAS RFAMS.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-16

Ea- The permanent officers of the Institutions
will be elected at the first annual meeting to take
place on Thursday. the 18th of May. when ad-
from various parts of the State. Promises to this
effect have already been received from Hon. G. A.
Henry, Gen. W. A. Quarles and Col. +. J. House,
and applications have been made, with every
prospect of success, to Generals John G. Brown.
l.. 7. Sneed and Hon. LandOn G. Haynes.
All who are interested in the enterprise are
earnestly invited.
Contributions viii be received by mail or in
person by FELICIA G. PORTER,
mAYl6 AGENT.
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LIST OF OFFICERS
UNDER THE
Provisional Constitution.

President. MIR G. A. HENRY.
Vice Presidents. Mrs. FINLEY, Mrs. TONPKINs,
Mrs. GALBRAITH,
Recording Secretary: Mrs NJ. j. TRICE.
Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. A. J. MUNFORD.
Treasurer: Mrs. Z. B. HAsXINs.
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LAW NOTICE.

JUDGE W. II. HUMPHREYS having deter
u mined to withdraw from the practice Of the
law. the business will be continued by JoHS c.
BURcH, at 621z Cherry street fmayl3-lw
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LOUISVILLE AND NAsHyFIIE rail-,
ROAD-IMPORTANT To SHIPPERS
To RENT

A HOUSE WITH TWO ROOMS. AND A
tA,,kitchsn, on the Harding Pike, near the Cum
berland Hospital. Inquire Of
mayls' JNO. MURRAY.
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THE STEAMER CUMBERLAND. Capt B. F
l EGAN, will leave as above W WEDNESDAY. tn,
10th inst. AT 10 o'clock. A. V.
For Freight OF Passage, apply on board or to
CORBErT a BOYD, A-ort.
mayl5-2t W. A. PEBBLES, ns0"S'
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LETTER FROM GEN. LEE.-ln response to
an invitation to be present at the inaugural
ob-equies, at Richmond, on the 10Th, in

LEXINGTON. Va. May 5.-Nrs. Wa. CopiliRg !:
| am much obliged 10 the ladies Of the Memorial
Association for Confederate Dead, for their invi-
tatiOn 10 attend the inaugural celebration Of
their society on the 10Th inst.
Ii would be most grateful 60 my feelings TO
unite in tho celebration OF society formed for so
piaus an object but IL will be impossible for me
60 do 80.
The graves Of the Confederate dead viii always
be green In my memory, and their deeds be hal
lowed Ia my recollection. With great respect.
Your obedient servant. X. T.. LUE.
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Bank Of Tennessee.

WE OFFER A GOOD BRICK HOUSE.
w with 50 feet Of ground on South summer
street. al n low price and will take Bank Of leu
nessee notes % "A figure abCyo Broker rates.
Apply 10
NELSON & MURFREE. Agents.
APPS ~ Cherry 81
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STRAY POW

A STRAY SoRREL PONY WAS TAKEN
"A mp by me about the Sd of this month at my
residence on Wharf Avenue, in South Nashville.
between the Murfreesboro and Lebanon Pixies.
The owner can have the pony by proving property
and paying for this advertisement. if application
be made at early day
mayl6-d3t* MRS. NJ. NJ. KILE
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-16

SEVEN PRIZES to be awarded 20 the successful
Champions la the various exercises of the
Lance, Spear, Sabre, and Feats of Horsemanship.
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House Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY. May 15 1S66.-The House was called
TO order at o'clock.

TUESDAY. May 15 1S66.-The House was called
TO order at 9 o'clock.
... RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. Patton: Soliciting the Governor 10 or
der an election in each county of Tennessee. for
the purpose of aseertaining the sentiments of the
people on the new State question. This is the
same resolution that was introduced in the Senate
a few days since
Mr.. ShultZ moved that a committee of nine
three from each division of the State-be appoiut-
cd to take the resolution into consideration.
Carried.
THE SOLDIERS BILL.
House bill No 80 Providing for an appropria-
ton Of one hundred dollars in State bonds to
representatives of deceased Tennessee soldiers,
being the order Of the day, was taken up.
After few of the sections had been adopted.
on motion of Mr.. Doughty the bill was recon-
mtted to the committee.
HOUSE BILLS On THIRD READING.
No. $50: To define the qualifications of jurors.
That in all trials of civil criminal cases it shall
be good ground of challenge for cause rs TO the
competency of any juror, that such juror is not n
qualified voter of this State. That any person
guilty of the crime of rape. as now defined by law
in this State, shall be punished with death by
hanging, the jury shall have the power to com
mute the sentence to not less than ten. nor more
than twenty years imprisonment. Passed, ayes
80 noes Q.
No. 5S5: A bill supplementary to an act limiting
the elective franchise. 1t provides that any per-
son who may be appointed a Commissioner under
the Franchis Law, failing or refusing strictly to
perform his duty, shall be liable TO be removed
by the Governor.
Mr.. Arnei offered an amendment providing for
the greater purity of elections, and to prevent il
legal voting The amendment was rejected by
ayes Is noes Il. The bill then passed its third
reading.
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Furniture Wanted.

A NY PERSON HAVING A LOT OF GOOD
N Furniture to dispose of: enough TO furnish
a small house. may hear of purchaser by ad-
dressing r. r.. at this Office
mayl6-d2t%
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GEO. r. FAIRBANKS,

Attorney and Solicitor,
Room = ColOnnade Building
Cherry t.. Nashville Tcnnes-c
Particular attention given 20 collection. and
business connected with sales Of Real E.fnte
Leases. &c. in the States ef Tennessee. Geargin.
and Florida. y. q. Box ige apa-gm
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REGULATIONS.

LADIES RING: Splendid Prize to the most
Graceful Equestriennc.
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BOARD.

A GENTLEMEN AND WIFE OR THREE
n or four young gentlemen can be aecOmmo-
dated with board. Also, few day 6Oarders, by
application at this Office mayl6-3t
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Gems. Forrest, Brown, Williams an,
nuLLn nrnnctnL nrl ir,-itnl 70 nninintn
BARBACUE TO BE PREPARED ON
THE GROUNDS.

HORNS Famous Silver Band engaged for the
Occasion.
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FRIDAY. IST OF JUNE.

Their entire Machinery Of Nine Thousand One
Hundred and Twenty SpindleS and its prepara-
tiOn all in good order, and now running on Sheet
ings Shirtings and Drills, Of number fourteen
Nan-COnsists Of
One MaSon's WILLOW
Two Writings PICkERS,
Two English Breaker PfCkERS, Walker /
Hacking. Manchester, England
Three English Finisher PICKERS, Walker
X Hacking, Manchester, England,
Fifty-four Ma>ons BREAKER CARDS,
SiNty-siX FINISHER
Six Mason's RAILWAY HEADS.
Four DRAWING FRAMES,
Fourteen Hills GEARED SPEEDERS. forty
Spindles each.
One CARD GRINDER,
Forty-three Masons Warp Ring Traveller SPIN
MING FRAMES. 10 Spindles each,
Thirty-three MasOn's Filling Ring Traveller
SPINNING FRAMES, In Spineles each.
Six Masons SPOILERS, IS Spindles each,
Eight " WRAPPERS drop wire.
Ten DRESSERS
Two hundred and thirty-siX Mason's yard-wide
LOOMS,
Speedcr B0BBINS, Spinning B0BBINS
and Warping SP0OLS, REEDS. HAIR
NESS. &c., Ike
Parties wishing to purchase had better come
and examine while the Machinery is running
The Machinery will be boxed and delivered at
the south Carolina Railroad Depot by the Com
pany. TERMS. CASH.
WILLIAM GREGG.
President Granlteyille Manufacturing Company.
GRASGTEyILLE. s c. lrnay5-2tawtjune.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For CINCINNATI

'THE FINE SIDE-WHEEL STEAMER
L ROWENA. Capt. 2. K. BARCLAY. will
leave for above and imtermediate ports THIS
EVENING. at 5 o'clock
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
A W. JOHNSON Jr., Agent.
mayl6-lt No. Broad street
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Two Daily Through Trains, Making
Direct Connections at Louisville for
the East, West and North.

Steamers Of U. 5. Mail and Peoples Line leave
Louisville at 1900 noon daily. and at 400 Z VI
tally. except Sundays arriving in Cincinnati in
time to connect with early morning trains for the
East.
Ct;5S7 s,;i;,,,not; III III i; :" i I,". ,'
Cities. Re The Night Express leaving at 6:3O
p VI and Gallatin at 4:lG A VI, will not stop at
Gallatn Accommodation will run daily except
Sundays. as follows: Leave Gallatin at 6:55 A NJ.
arrive ut Nashville at $50 p NJ. Returning
leaves Nashville at 40 NJ, arrive at Gallatin
at $40 p VI. Stops at all intermediate stations.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent L. & y. K. X.
mayQ-1m
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Leaves JohnsOnvile for St. Louis. Cairo. and
Paducah every day on the arrival of the ears,
connecting at Paducah with the Cincinnati Pack
cts. at Cairo with the Illinois Central Railroad (;
the Memphis Packet Company. and Atlantic and
MisSissip steamship Company and at St Louis
Ports
Office corner of Church and Summer
Streets, opposite st. Cloud Hotel.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

WE HAVE ESTABLISHED THE FOLLOWING
Agencies in Middle and East Tennessee for
the sale of the
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JOHNSONvILLE. CAIRO AND ST: LOUIS
Daily Line of Packets.
A FIRST CLASS PASSENGER STEAMER

DUNNING IN CONNECTION WITH THE
h NASHVILLE and Northwestern, Nashville and
Chattanooga. and Tennessee and Alabama Rail
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PHYSICIANS
Will find always large assortment of the pureSt
and most reliable Medicines.
Also, Manufacturers Of DEMOvILLE's celebrated
HAIR TONIC AND RESTORATIVE.

This preparation is one of the most efficacious
remedies now in use for restoring hair to its orr
ginal color. promoting its grOwth-and for all
diseases of the scalp.
mayl0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20
Naval Intelligence.

PRACTICE SQUADRON OF TIE NAVAL ACADEMY.
Orders have been issued By the Navy Department TO
place IN readiness orhe Summer cruise, the vessels COM
prising the practice squadron Of the Naval Academy.
The steam vessels to be attached this squadron are the
glnboats Marblehead and Winnepec and the tug boat
Pllox as tender. The sailing fngates Constitution,
Santee and Macedonian will probably be attached to the
souadron but that has not yet been determined as many
affections nave been made TO their use several disn-
usbed naval officers being Of the opinion that steam yes
sells only should be employed in exercising the midshp
men The cruise Of this Summer promises to be OF unusu
Al interest az the midshipmen will not only be re-
oad 10 work the steamers under canvass but will also
learn the duties OF reuen and coal passers and those who
are snfcleDty advanced their engineering studies VIII
stand watch as engineers. This system Of trimming our
vonnc naval officers 10 be practical engineers as well as
practical sesmen Of recent origin but promises to be OF
much benefit to the service and has worked well so far
The reports received from the gunboat SWaiaa on board
of which this system first naugiraed are hghy sls
factory showing that the midshpmen attached 10 that
vessel are in fair way of becoming pracuca engineers as
well as seamcn The practice squadron wiz ioeaoy rem
devious al Newport r. l., in the latter part OF May OF oe
ginning of June and from that place Will starr on thoi
cruise during which, il is supposed the Cansan Soas
will be visited touching all the principal ports oi NOVA
Scotia and New-Brunswick.
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DIE ID.

ARcHER-On Wednesday April 10 Debofh Archer sgd IS
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited attend ben funeral
Friday morug 10th inst Her remains VIII be
conveyed to lonkers foI nteTment
CHEsEBROUGH-At Fort Washington lights ws5nssisy
Audronc1 and Margaret Cbeseb0ugn IN the fsth year b age
The funeral will take place from the 81 james LsheIs ohofs
Fteenthst, Second Saturday Alfh1 at O'CLOCK
DEALn Nevada City California Mosay. March - 1895 81
Of N r. Brown James H. Deal Of Dr. VIM
Grove Deal aged u years, 5months and 10 days
aae i ss9ss ss$a Ii tho Hg s s,.
beKs5yS snd sS S ' e.. D. ;, Il osss
p.
HoAG-on Thursday April 49, Harry Ious aged 50 yeas.
F s A. h los Tie fenJ, r3 ssstiy 81 b., Amy .ss
respectfully invited 10 ate9d without further notice
HUNTNGTOE-At New-I,ochelle Thurdsy Apr 10 Thonn
only Mary Huntington. months and days
MAYER-On Thusisy the 18Th inst. Mrs Harriet Msysf ssd
Her sges aud friend. are respectfully fpnsra
sunday the I'D st at u clock a. from NO. " Fiahs1
NYEOn Tuesday April H. Capt Ezra Nye In the 18Th Of ss
The friend. are re,pec fully attend tie ue from si' s
inst ook "a without further invitation Carriages viii 10
waiting he Chesnusi depot the arrival Of the 10 q"
train from NewYork
RAY-on MONDAY George w Ray Sgd 70
The relatives and FREUD. the family members the of.sd
Lode Excelsior Lodge, No 1885, and NJ and Of Co
No 49, X T. and the rerny IN general are 5s .
sunday afternoon at O'Clock RON Christ
Church Thirty Gh-st and tiave hi. remains viii be
taken to Marble Ceme.ery ADJ u FsaA io mssfnsat Dec
special notice.
TOMPKNs-At Newark n j. on Wednesday 18th nsA Eiiss
iyted to attend the ineIal eassusdy 3clock
p. from his late residence No q North Btoadst nssfn'aA
vA-on Wednesday morning april 49, e B. Vail Of the GRIN Of
the funeral his residence No l6 West Thirty ehthst
on day ApI 20 oclosS NJ Inc remain. W. BE- t.ssa 70
leaving Twenty-siIihst. at 81 O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20
RAmnLRs AMONG THE RECON
sTHUCEED.
Visit 90 Columbia, \. Cite Past and Present
The Ultra "Chivalrous" Character TITS
Former Citizens -Ruins OF the To~n-The
Authors Of its Observation-Disclosures w omen
-Compnrisons with those Of the North
slavery and Diet ut Fauit.
From Our Special Correspondent.


ICoLunBLA. S. C., Monday noon. April p 1900
Charleston ceases appear city Of ruins after VISIT
to the South Carolina capital This was one OF the most
pleasant towns in the South and certainly the most pleas
ant in the State before the great fire which lad iouf
6fhs of the place in ashes IL looked more modern anu
comfortable was better built and had more trees ana
gardens and better ocstion than any other IN Palmetto
dom The inhabitants for the most part cultivated
and wealthy and, natural consequence extremely us
loya representing the best element socially snd inc
worst element, politically, IN the State.
AN EXCLUSIVE LOCALITY.
This was the spot where Secession and Society put or
their most preentious claims and where the two were
closely united entirely nseparsbe that one could no,
exist without the other. Here resided the Oldest ana
really the best families, far as education ana rcnne
men went of Carolina he people Of this State have never
recognized the right Of their Northern neighoors
the proud" namel and here the wouldbe cotton lords
and nee barons dwelt in much and luxury as can
coe1st with the peculiar form of civilization that slavery
eugendered with no beyond the Thought OF 'hcit
sable servants and the deepest conviction that the UNI
verse was very small and unImporant part oil Sou'h
Carolina.
The Coumiians were the fercest and most uncoinpro
missing of traitors They were, man. woman and chd Oh
the extreme nheasdltch school and OF me never
can besubjugatsd class They we're the kind OF insoen
boosters went 70 taJsstea that souiaeU geal1R1R
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The reYcnue Cn.c al Bnfialo.

ItFFALO. Thursday, ApfA ~ lctl.
In the revenue case de<led by J-ds Smley erday
II appears that a Mr. Brown suImoncd before the
Assessor Of The Thrcth District IN July. louJ and re-
qurcI to testify in regard 10 the income returns made by
him in SGD and 1853 and tie special income tax Of lS0
The Assessor claimed that Sir. Brown was the owner OF
$i-O,0OJ ia railway bonds a. the time stated while he
returned an income Of only $1,000 III. Brown stated
that be had sold bonds but refused 70 inform the Assessor
10 whom he bad sold thCm Mr. Brown was brought up on
an attachment before the Judge who TO decide whether
be was bound 10 give the Information demanded. Atler
fl argument by counsel Judge Smalcy decided that the
fourteenth section OF the Revenue Law has not retroactive
egcc that The Assessor having returned bis list Of assess
mcnt 10 the Collector has no power to nstate Iesh ~
saws there should be some limit Of time hey ond which this
naustohal power Of the Assessor to examine into me
private business Transactions OF every person should not De
exercised follows that the ASSESSOR had 20 authority 70
call Brown before him when be did, and that Brown was
uudor no obligations 10 answer Any question put 70 h'
Iudse Smaey holds further that If fraudulent returns are
made the remedy is ly indictment under The fifteenth sec
ton, or FOR PERJURY under tie f0ryecond section Of the
Revenue act.
Brown was ordered % be discharged.
United States DsTct-Attoney Dash appeared for the
Government and the Hon John Ganson for Nj Brown.
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The Austrian Neie TO the Prussian Govern

BELLY, April ct, flowing is nc text Of the note
delivered 20 Herr Eor IsLa-k by COln' kmoiyl me
Aus nan embssseao- ir tiis capital or the 3st IT.;
Il has come 20 tie e TIE Austrian Cabinet tnai
the Government lis ~ cy tAe King " Prussia 10 Order
itself the 0y Of tlc hppIenei'los
that sren o! Tri.n hT endangered mas atilolteG
l0. Intentions . Court AID has even alluded
probability liz - ssL monarchy being threatened
By AusfItas ASSUMING 3D. ftels.yc
As61gh The baseessnc - srcl suppositiOn s notorious
a. Eerop the pcai musi neveItlees attach
yss expressly rrot'sn- towards the Kings CaDihe'
sin accusation utterly a. aInce with the evidence
Of fat The undersigned "A bassacOr nas therefore
received Instruction. formally % declare 20 His Exeeeucy
Court hansen that nothing s further from
the intention OF BIZ mnjt le Emperor Than offensive action
against Prussia, Nt 0ff Go tie friendly sentiments o. Tie
E1pHr0r toward His hitstys IeIson. well az toward The
Prassan state ueqLfty proved ~ woEd and deed de
cisivey proven; any fU.l Intention, but the Emperor
4. alsO mindful OF tie d-ties Austria well PTas
has soemny undertaken ~ the German Federal
treaty His msjesty Emperor BIS part Is firmly deter
ninel - DO anything oploon q he tenor Of Art Of
Federal Pact WHICH prohibits tie members Of the Conied
GRAFTON from set Disputes BY force OF arms While
The undersigned the Minister President 10 lay The
present note before lis Maesy the King, lis usiios
ser he has 10 express the lore thai the Kings Cabinet VII
tSok 10 70 repleae the suspicion a. an intended breach OF
petos decye!y lnequ-vocaly as the undersigned
has done IN the a. f.s OCYefurenf, and thereby TO
rcstoc thai general conflClof ~ tie preservation Of the in
dorns peace % Germany wllL ought ~ be disturbed
1he upders gaed has me hc1oT KAROLYL
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Pm Vnri ralA Ami. 81 -Pero'clm doll sales Of no
bs- Crt "a 2.c Eclre- in bond. 3-Qasic: Refined
FREE q a Surll saifs ~ Cuba ~ ts 0sc. gold
I,nr ire sin.e lGglr 90 l sales Of 5000 bbs which
was c,iesg Wosle1a. Nlea, hTm sales 30o1 bush Red az
e. .9at5 g. Corr syn sa-s yellow nt r5c. PORK at
81 fu Mcss LIZ, 4 ... clsc. Ssles % fcHnsyTanil
will n e q; CtC z
BhtTgoHr Ap.il 49,. cor fru salss OF Western Extra
q, g. 1J H08ard 5ipeA-e e. u. Wheat adyancing sales
OF Red a. e. GO4s g. Corn scarce and higher ais' Of
White AZ Q5c.: Yellow Soc. Oas steady. Seeds dul.
sale q Clover a. e. ~ fcls.oIs quiet Sugar steady
Whisky nominal
G. 81 TO- No. T. aEl &c. g. o. for Ne. Corn steady AZ
s5i0lG for No. J. ad 81 c7sc ior No g Oats firm 81 2lU
31c f3l No. J. and 90 A foI No. fr0gisions firm and
qlet Moss Port e. SO 30 Lard FIRM a. lei l5.c
freight qu.ef. Eecarfl-t ,cc bba Flour, 2aOD bush
whcs' Al 900 bush. Com 5co bush. Oats SuImehtf--
boo bb.s Fo4I 80 VI -. WLea. 1900 lush Corn 4)JJ
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