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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21
-Pastor, Rev. Z. Y. Csldp6elt' Ser
,,c.s .vsrv Sabbath morning at1O O'Clock evening
al. Sunday School after morning service.
q A1seAn.kisds 81 JOE prinAng, insRng-
Itch, German or Norwegian, executed at
tAii ot,ce:' Send ID y9ar orders: : s@-

~ -7So|. wps.M. Ypball starts: to-day Tor
81. Anthony, from whence he will 90 East
to rsasliA until fan. lab !s1 9sj aiS''o
Capt. o. A Pray, At present see9i located in
Minneapolis, was in town this week taking
order, for mill machinery qm7y3
Burr Keeps on hand aconstant supply
.ofr th,, Fremont Mills, Aour--aI dessrsedly
popular brand jos7; nj a7t2ffo s7a T'dI :,
-.E.tract Of Tobacco, for sheep wash"
IDS What every farmer wants-kills ticks
cures scab OF sheep. Fox sale At M"rlatt s.
SEQ Edelbrock's new advertisement.
and then 20 and see the stock OF goods
Absa yhehittah sfAz5 TO
Mills & Co. are exoavating and ston-
ing up an immense cellar in tho lot on tho
corner - o. Jefferson 'avende and St. Ger
main street.. They intend moving their
store budding on The adjoining lot: 70 the
corner lei; ard have 1t facing st: Cornish
street. The location will be an excellent
one. f>ca i:bayC szzcL !
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

New Bus 1.a'sIl Hous ss Mr. Joseph Bro
ker, one Of the pioneer merchants ofNor-
thern Minnesota, has resumed business
with choice stock Of dry goods, grocer
les, hats and, caps, boots .snd shoes, crock
cry, queenswsre, Yankee notions, etc.
Purchasers will find him il his new store
on St. Germain street, whore they should
make an aAr1v rail $ts;s:sSs 7:ees$ss:Is
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

Horse THlEr WoUNDED.-Dr. Bittner.
living on Elk River, heard his dog barking
furiously on last Friday night He 81 up,
took his gun and went out. Seeing his
stable door open, and q splendid black
horse belonging to him standing in front Of
it, he called to his dog, which made dash
toward the stable: "A man fred at tho dog
and started to run, when the Dr.. fred :
load Of shot at him. The thief escaped,
carrying some Of the shot with him, Is the
DR.. found blood along the fellows tracks.
There can be no doubt but that . regular
gang Of horse thieves exists through. Wis.
consin and Minnesota, and il will 10 We'll
for al owners of valuable horsesto look well
| 10 them - IL IT 81 Z =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

i,Goop ApylcE:-1fy you want to find : big
stock Of goods from which to select, 90 {,
Burbank Bros: II you want to find the lat;-
est styles Of dress goods and clothing, 30
to Burbank Bros, # You want to get the
very best boots and Shoes 20 70 Burbank
Bros. fyou want to buy cheap, either q
Wholesale or RETAIL 10 to Burbsnk Bros,
on St. German street
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

+ For LEscH LAKr.-A number Of mon
with their teams from Minneapolis passed
through town yesterday on their Wy 10
Lesch Lake, to work on tho new Chippswa
Indian Agency buildings, 4 r. NJ T T
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

wnrAr. Tho supply during tho p.st
week has been heavy, though not IN excess
Of the demand. As will be seen our
market report, the regular price has ad-
1ancod to 96cts., O. 81 per bushel. These
arc paying prices, with such crops Is Min
nesota soil yields On Tuesday one or two
loads Of wheat were run up on the street.
By buyers, to, 81 10 per bushel.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

!. In JAIL + That, poor ereature, .'Jsokir
was in jail, on Saturday night, not % much;
/ We believe, tor being drunk. but for not
haying been sober. Wonder IL be can re-
member the ~ time ~ WAS II that eondi-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

'sAiUJxx CirY M1LI1sE..-Arnold & Sims min,
q the mouth Of essuk River, txo miles
shove 3d. CLOUD, arc also being .uch inn
proved Two NV 5a run 81 four-foot stone st,a
have been ordesed, IN addition 25x50 is be-
ing, built md 500 h4v, iBsenI expended, i
improving the dam. The proprietors will
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

RED RIVER CARTS The advance guard
of the Red River carts has arrived. The
great ,body win be along in !. couple: Of
weeks. It is said that every man, woman
ndspappoose cfi Red River is with the
train this wear. -'''''' ~: - - -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

ARnEsrrp.-The United States Marshal
ON Monday arrested at Grow Wing another
party charged with selling liquor 70 the
Indians. He will be taken to St; Paul e
80 tried before the Circuit Court: i! ri ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

sALr or OxEx.-Mr. J. B. Mills last week
sold;tol Mr.. D.. McCsuley, Of Fl. Abercrom-
bic, twenty six head Of oxea.. Mr.: Mccau-
lev has tho Abercronbis beef contract,
and these cattle are to be Converted into
steaks and roasts.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

H.Ay1 gPuroHAsrn..'-T The immigrants
pouring into tho country purchase largely
ofshousshold goods and supplies, sdeh, . :.
stoves. cooking utensils, -four, PORK, sugars.
dry goods, 30. They add in No small de-
gree to tha trade ofour merclanta.- mr
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

VINO sWoulDs'r AT Oaks Lake,
no<th. - this place, H. s4gpost Of ees q
last Mes4ay evening there passed through
tho nail allster addressed TO "O-say-
kise" Rather tender request 81 that; on N
". il ;Horid Be quite :; Journey Tor any one
20 sratifyit;s 3sq2iol1a all u ztnjd liz d1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

ARr1LLERY CoxpANY.-Measures arc b.
ing taken to organize . volunteer artillery
Company in this place. Its success, is
certain and the Fourth: will probably
b. her.1ded by the booming Of one Of the
new cannon now 1t st. Paul. ~. =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

Acc1Dsxr.-J. B. sehneiderjans fell from
. wagon on Monday morning, dislocating
his left elbow, and sundering the ligaments.
The injury was attended to by DR.. Tolmsn.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

CHOICE ENTERTAINN1NT.-An entertain
ment consisting of music, ehasaaes and
farces will BE- given On Tuesday evening.
july. Sd, 1860, for the benefit Of the Pres
byterian Church. At The close Of the per-
formanees, An abundant supply Of delieisas
ieS cream and good cake can be, sbtained:
Further notice g TO place and prices. will
be given next week. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

s.MoSoNaA1IA CouxrY. The citizens q
our young and hourishiug 'neighbor, Mon;
ongalia county, are taking measures t.
regularly organize their county They
have laid out = town for the county seat.
It il located about four miles from Norway
Lake, and is named 'Burbank, : in honor
of the junior. member Of the leading bust
ness house; Of this city, H. c. urbank,
ESD. They also propose having . grand
celebration on the 4th Of Jul " l72.z>@ s'.':
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

-ErnsE7 -SPR1xKLISa.-Amos~ hoo'deao
has : contract for regularly sprinking
Washington avenue and St. German street,
. He commenced the work on Monday.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21

Stem SORT, 20. 4priI.
Yaifasiers, Die Gan SranciscO am
80. Mar3 bsrlieben, brinsen tueitere
gta6ridten iiber bas SreTen 5tpiiden
ben aiberaIen unb ben Sran3oieu.
Siele maridtrten aus Der Stabt Wfa@
5etlan, nm ben 2iberalen cine G9la9t
an5nbieten. Sas @efe5t mar beftia
auf teiner Seite iuur6en @efanaene ae !
madt, Oer cortmahoirehbe Sfffcier ser
SranSofen tpurOe geiObtet.
Sic Sransofen erbieIten, mad ben
lebten gla9ri6ten Geritartunsen. s
. Sie Gage Der Singe BEL @capuleo
mar unberanbert. Das Ser. Stadten
&anonenboOt DSabannab" (unbeutli6)
lag AM 6.b. 30. i'm @afen. qsnH
gewgorf, 20. 9pril.
Die 8earnten Der Banama Giien>
balm eompasnie ertldren, 6ab i6r Ger<
1luit Bel Der GTploiion in slspiniuaII
$150,000 ni6t iiberiteieen miro. Das
slrtro s@tpcerin iuurbe auf benz ,,Guro
pean" bon Sriefon u. 80. aIs glbcerin
Sel beri6ift. a9 - q. HHn
Die ,,glri;cna" bringt S8O,945 bon
California in Nfiin3e, bnrnnter S22, 400
fir 8aHama uHD gepiBpn4.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21
81 G tp q orf. 90. QInriI.

Seine Communication fan6 beute
suii9en Ser Stabt uno bem Oornpfer
Sirsinia, Die nit Gbolera &ranten lnter
ibren 8afIasieren bon 2iberpooI bierber
fam, fatt. Gs iit ni6ts sieues bon Sn<
tcrei1e por.etortmeu @.s
gtep gort, 20. 9pril.
9ielen Morsen ipurbe Col. Otto
8ruitentember auf 8lage bes Seuer<
Narballs berbaftet, 6a er cine Auam<
titat 9litro e@IDcerin nod galifornien
seianot bate, baffelbe iuel6es erplobirt
1T.
gs tparen etipa 200 @fuub in Slaenl,
Die 8erpaduns mar ni6t NIT elmer
8eaei9nuns berieben, nm ben &apitan
Oes SdiffeS, in tueI6en es transpor<
tirt ipnrbe, iiber Sic glatur bes Grti@
tells gu infornlircn. Ser Nfagor er@
lteB beute Wlorsen oen 8efebl an ben
Seuere Mari9aa, in allen @ebauoen,
no er glitro >@lDcerin bernlutbe, na@<
suluden unb Oafelbe an ii9eren Sr@
ten aufsubeiuabren. &
Sincinnati, /, 90. Mpril.
NieBI feftersuperfein 7.50,-7.75.
@rtra 8.25 = $50, Samiliem gfebl
9.5O-75, fancD 1O-124.
S8eiaen iin Steisen,menig slner<
bietungen. SO. 2 rotber 1.98-2.OO,
SO. 1 2.1O-15 alter rOtber SO. 1 2.3O-
35 @rtra 2.4O-50.
Soru in gutem 8esebr gu 54-55
I'M @leDator. 65-66 in @aden.
safer feit $40,
8ogsen feit gu 70-75.
Serite feit gu 1,10-20, 1850
fir Ganabifae.
gSbtsfD 2.22, unb f1au, ytsgs.s
obifionen feiter NIT unper%
anberten Yreiieiu. ..
NteB Sort 26. s..
Seiten 14-141.
&Idre Seiten 158. ,
Sdm ereien Fau, 8reife biefelbe.
8ulf e ts 1O-13.
COMP.
S@mal5 184.
@rocerien unberanoert.
Baum tu o lie Fau, genaue Snotae
tionen fonnen nt@t ge9eben perSen.
8oIb 1264-44. 81,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21

sSannober %. Nfdrs. Son Der
8ariier Snbuitrie <Slusftelung bat Serr
9eOrg Ggeforff, melder bieieIbe
nit 2ofomotiben unO Nfaidinen be-
f@iden tuolte, eine 8etbeiligung auriiG
ge5ogen, vtueil er in Der Grnennnng
zines &inOes, un6 1T es aud elm faiier<
li9er Yrin5, gum 8rdiibenten Der 9Ius>
fieGung cine BebanOluns erbIiGt, iuelbe
Mtanner bon SeIbitadturg tpeber iid
nod ibrem Stan6e biir en- bieten lallenr
@sleForf bat ieiuen GntidluB benz bie@
fsen Gontite anse5ei9t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21
Yrpcla1natiDm bes 6pmber=
II l1emrS.
i5 Staat Sennene.
@recutibe Separtement,
nile Senn. 16 9InriI 1885,.

.6n Staat SennelIe.
Grecutibe Separtement,
gaibbile, Senn. 16. 9lpriI 1861
Sa cine @acans bur6 Die 9lusfoBung
bes SON. Sames 81. 5000, 8ertreter bon
Samilton Gountb in Der @efessebung
entitanben 1T, 70 befeble
SD, 8illiam 9. 8rommlDp, 8ous
berneur oes StaateS Sennei1ee, bie6ur9
benz Sberiff bes senannten gountn's
Sanilton, cine gSabl am 9tenitag 6en
l. Nfai 1866 gu balten, nm Die 8acana
aussufiinen unb Bic 8ert9te mad bem
@eiese einsufdifen.
-, Bum 8eugnib bierfiir babe
Jsn.rl i@ ueinen sfameii unteridriee
sea- ben unb beroronet, baB baS
= grobe Siesel bes Staates
EenneiIee bei9efiiet miro, am 16. Npril
1866. gS. q. Gromnlou.
81. s. Slet6 er,
@taatsiefrtdr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21

Ser Bafb. GOrr. Ser yBorlO" last
DaB 0as @onlite fur Wtittel unb gSege
enolia Die Sinoerni1e beieitist babe,
tueI6e Ser SluFa9e elmer 5procentigen
Steuer auf 8aumtuuae entgegenfanben.
Sie Bill miro in &uraem einberi6tet
1uerben, nebit Ingabe Ser 9lrt unbg8eiie,
luie Die Steuer erboben tperben ioa.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21

9tc ~ pltt ~ %tpItI. 0er S0rr.
ber Sri6une fdreibt aus gaitport, bas
bic geriate bou@efedten an ber9rensc
= unb gBesnabms BON Stasgru srobe I'M
1Ddbrbeiteh iittO. giefueaisen Seuier>
Srganiationen nnb bic BroOin3ens
CONFEDERATION baben ben sanaer ear
men peranlabt. Sen. NieaOe Fam Oie>
4 fen 91ereen an unb pirO Die san3e
n8... Geifenblale in i6r Sii6ts berOanoelp. ).
Gefern absnO tuurOe in Gooper's
Snititrt Der Sabrestas Der llntersei6<
s q. nung 6es Eroteftes bon Martin 9ut6cr
= sefeier.
GoIs nns IaninpoIle.
Rem Sort, 26. 9tpril. golb erei
6ifHete 81 1861 HHO fdlpb 81 1878.
8aAmDDIle fan unb niebriser
~ SIC. - m es aa..a as...
~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21
Mfr ann,nel 0pnelfpu

ift elm Ganbibat fir Mttornep general pon 6teiem
Siftrift beftehenS aus ben Counties Sumner, Rinis
aniion mnb Sapibfon, in Ser nd9fteu gabI. ap12 ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21

@CAo~9~AAC% pp1t g'@bAS1 ~ wv "'>~%
par, Ea, nebit 10000 Barrels uni
mebrereu beIabenen Ba9en ipurbel
beute bur6 arbeitslofe Basentreiber il
Sranb 9eiteGt.
Der Musffano Der RUblensrdber.
@biIabelpbia, 20. 9lpril. 0a!
Roblensei6aft in 8i6mono, 8a, iteb
itfll; 6a Die Mrbeiter fi6 feline Serabs
febung ser 4rbeitslobne geIaaen lalIet
tuolen. Seine &ubeit0rungen.
6urdbtbarc @rpIcfTOn bel @anama. Siissame
ritanifebe saacbridten.
@ep gorf, 20. Npril. Ser Dam.
pier y9lri5ona," Ser $4,000 in 8aai
mitbrinst, melbet bon NspinpoG, baf
bort am 3. cine Grploiion bur6 Sfitro
9lDcerin aaf Dem 9an.pfer European"
Statt fatb. Gtipa so 9erionen berIoz
rem ibr 9eben.
Son Der iii6 %ameritanii9eu &iiite
miro beri6tet, baB ipenig Soffnung auI
eine frieOli6e 8eileguug ser 8eruz
Gbilefiben Sdpieristeit borbanoen lit,
Wlau ipridt bon einem 8ombaroement
bon Salparaiio, bod bdlt man es ni6t
fir tpabrl9einIi5. 9lu9 bon einem
8eriu6 Der Spanier, Die @bin6aSnieln
in 8efb gu ncbmsu, miro seiproden.
Sie 9ebolutton in 8ananta lit gu
@ube. Sie @efangenen iinb befreit.
.es. 3icesgpninIn auerfannt.
@afbington, 20. Npril. Ser
Rraiibent bat Nfonb bon 8arnba6 gu
Wilpaufie als Giee%&onful bon SI<
Oenblir9 unb Bdiern anerfannt.
s Bonn NrdfSeuten senebmiste Sins.
3 Ser 8raii6ent eenebntigte foIsenbe
8ias j: Sen 8esfauf eines &anonenz
bootes an Die &epublif 2iberia.
Die genteiniame 8ia, iuelde se9en
Die 8raris auspartieer Gegierungen
proteitirt, Serbred, r sesen oaS Ser
ipre6eu. mad 9lmerifa ausSupanbern,
gu be9nabi9en
Serner cine 8ia in 8eSug auf 0ie
Der bonn staatgfifIouri auf<
9euanOten @eloer iiir 9lniperbung &C.
bon SoIbaten, I'M Die 9tebeIlion su un<
teroriifen. Oieielben betrasen $671, =
500.
g. aufnnft nes 9ampfers ..pruffIa."
.a. .,.. SaubD SCOT, 19. 9lpril
Ser Gunaro Sat'pfcr yBruiia"
tam beute Sorn,ittas IL llbr bier an.
0ie 0treidii6 <preuBifbe slnseIesen<
belt nahm forttuabrenb Die 6ffentli5e
llufmertiamfeit in gIniprud. 8reuBen
uerbarrt in ieiner brobenOen SteIIung.
Ser &aifer bon &uBIanb bate 2 sfo<
ten, bie MaBiguns auratben, an Die
Souperdne sefanbt. .ea-s
.2iberpool, s. 9lpril. Gs tpir6
,ripartet, baB Die Maioritdt fir bie 8e<
3ierrng Bel Der 9eform <8ia 20 betra<
gen 1pirb. @
0ie Bari er 8Orie f6IoB rubig, 9ten>
EN- gu 81 Sr. 6Oc.
,Sranfrei6 fol- beab bT6tisen, mad Dem
6iifsug feiner Sruppen bic Sdfen bon
Sera Grua Sainpico unb ned einise
anoere bon 8eoeutuns aIs llnterpfano
fiir Die Soften Der Expedition unb bie
bes frans0Tfden Sanbels 81
beieseu.
0ie preuBil6e Nntiport auf bie 6fa
rei6if9e gtote inadte in Bien einen
Iebr unsiinitisen GinbruG.
Sie politii@e &ufre9ung in 8esus
auf bic beutl6en @erbdltnife 1T febr
beoeutenO. Ntan berii9ert, baB Sraaf>
reid in aIler Gile cine Sblerbations<
armee Sufamrnen 5iebt nnb bic @arni>
Ionen beritarft.
9lu9 Die 8eform< 8eweguns in Gns>
LAMB niramt an 8e6eutuns gu. SLAB
itone belt an berf6iebenen Srten &eSen
gu @unfen' Der Reform, Die entbuiia>
itil6 aufgenommen tuurbeu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21

1hp. &. sn,ileh,

IN elm nbibat fir II, biefem9ifrift
beitebenb aus ben Counties Sumner, Sapibjen uilo
9Biniumion.
gsabl am 9onnerftas ben .. wsat 1S66 ap12 pa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21
Meue Mn5eigell !.

GAmciser 1tnterftltunsS 0erein.
Die giesIeeber bes obisen gereins finb biermit su
elmer 9eriammlung ant Spuntag 4Rorgen nbr i'm
2otnIe Der @eenfdnft eingedben. g8dhtiSe Seibdfte
madt, 81 erf9einens
Sofepb 8i9er
2fatm SefretGr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21
Scr Musftane eer apbltnardber.

8bilabelpbia 20. @priI. 0as
RobIensei6aft in gfi9monO, 8a, itebt
ffaI; Sa Die 4rbeiter f6 feline Serab<
iesuns Ser 4rbeitsl0bne seialIen lailen
uoIlen. Seine 9tubeif0runsen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21
Sffcien.
8illiaur 9. 8rounlop,

gStlliam q. 8rpmnlom,
@ouberneur bes Staates SenneGee, bie<
tet &len, bic bieIes feben, feinen GruB
Sa i'd unterri9tet tuor6en bin, 6aB
elm qetpiiIer s faac Danes, Der Ell
mes gemeinen, f9inipfiden Wforbes am.
geflagt lit, ben er am Z. December 1865
an g.. 6. @ulle1, friiber in Wfarfbal
Gountb mobnbaft, beriibt babeu ion uno
ba beiagter Saipes fi9 Der @eredtt9feit
bur6 6lu1t eItsogen bat !;
OebbaIb bteteid, @tHi m 9.
-B o 10 n I b IN, @ouuerneir 6es Staa<
tes Sennefee, Sraft Der in mid seiesten
@etpaIt, cine Selobnilng hou $3.50 an,
bie irgenb' elmer Yerfon besablt iuerben
ion, tpel9e beiagten Sfaac Saiues an ben
SDeriff ODER Sailor bes benannten
Gonntn abIiefert, 10 baB @ere6tisfeit
geiibt tuerben fam. Datpes 1T unge@
fdbr 80 Sabre olt, bon fleiner Statur,
buntles 5adr, bat grnue ODER blaue 9lus
gen lttb Elm bdBli6es Nntlik.
- BUM 3eu9niB biefiir babe
}sr i9 bieriinter nleinc Inter
SEAL f6rift eeiebt, unb befobIen, ,baB
bas oroBe Giegel 6cs Gtaa<
tes bdraii an9ebeftettpir6.
gfafb b II E, IL. 9lpril, 1866,
= STIR ben Gcubertenr
:. g8m. @. 8romnIuiu.
u. 9. Sfetfder.
.9&as! Gtaatslefretar.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21
M M6tMmA!

Ga i'd mad Cincinnati iiberfeSIe, beabF9tiee i9,
ben eirten Bfen meines in 9o. 19Sub< StraBe
selegenen @aftz unb 8onrbngbanies, nit uel4en Elm
SaIon, 8eitaIrant uno Store perbun6en 1T, nit ponE
Gdss uno @diIers Giuridbtun un6 porsigi9em Keller,
lnter btligen 8ebingungen ab3MGffen, -eine CUTE
Geieaenhett fir eillcn unternebmenben Rdnn, Fdb
ioforI in ben @efts unb 8etrieb eines eintrdsIien
@ef9aftes sn iefen.
O. SdlOiAin,
21aba No. 10 College Strabe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21
8raubAtftuua.

GIepe1anb, g., 20. @pril. Sie
SeIbebdlter bon Sarle1 u. So. inStrap<
par, 8a, nebit 10000 Barrels unb
mebrereu belabenen gBagen tuurben
beute bur6 arbeitslofe Bagentreiber in
Granb geiteft. '
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Taxes in the Southern States.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-1 O'Clock, p. m.-
The Secretary of the Treasury, in commune
cation to the House, expresses an opinion
based upon his observation of the operation
of the law of 1861, that an additional enact
ment, authorizing assumption by the South
ern States, respectively, ofthe remainder of
the direct tax due from each, would, in view
ofthe presentimpoverished condition of their
people, prevent much hardship in individual
cases, and save from confscation the proper
ty of many persons against whom the gov
eminent has no grounds of complaint, while
no public interest would be injuriously af-
fected by the change. In such States, should
this policy be adopted for the collection Of
taxes under the present system, it might aud
ought to be discontinued, until IN Opportu-
nifty for assumption be offered. Whether the
amount realized from re-sales of property,
bid in for the government, should be allowed
to the States respectively, in computing the
taxes still due, is a question well deserving Of
consideration, and which is submitted with
out comment. 4F 4ygip.sl ~,
The Senate refused to take up the resolu-
ton of the house fixing the day for final adj
journment. It was engaged all day in the
consideration of the tax bill, and adopted the
amendment taxing cotton two cents pei
pound. ssi. f.= -
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The late Lewis Cass.
Official announcement from the President
ADproDriate h0nors to be rendered.

Official announcement from the President
appropriate honors to be rendered.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1866. 4
The President directs the undersigned to
perform the painful duty of announcing to
the people of the United States that Lewis
Cass, distinguished not more by faithful ser
vices in varied public trusts than by exalted
patriotism at recent period of political dis
order, departed this life at 4 o'clock yester-
day morning. Z.
The several Executive Departments of the
Government will cause appropriate honors
to be rendered to the memory Of the deceas
ed at home and abroad, wherever the nationa
name and authority are acknowledged.
VIM II. SEWARD.
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RALEIGH June 18th, 1866.
Gentlemen Yours of the present instant
received, and the request therein contained
is cheerfully complied with,
Yours respectfully,
RALPH P. BUXTON.
To Messrs FoY, MCDONALD, HODGE, HAIR
RIsoN, LOGAN, McIvER and ALEXANDER.
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Lcnce-<1 10tM cav m 0Gtttne0s 81 VIZ ~ -
Ion 6ronolt from Nes York.
| By Yesterdays exchanges we.see that real
/ Asiatick choIera has made It's appearances ct
many other places besides New fnrk, 20
| which it has hitherto been confined. While
| at quarantine it seems "a, he disappearing,
cases widely remote from New York have
occurred and resulted fatally. We give be-.
low the last intelligence of the spread Of this
eniden,ick. The New York Tribune OF Mon
day saws:
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IT'S fh i'' an ~" i
Since our last report nvc new cases cl
cholera have made their appearance IN tnls
city, four OF which proved iatai, as iO !,
Rufus Durkee. resident OF 3ranoh, nen 1,s
laer county, New YORK, dlea az no. iSa Wa
yerley place; Mrs. Jane McCioy, wiaoW, ~
No. 30 Oak street; robert lillian, PR,
vate watchman, at No. 629 water street anti
Lewis Quackenbos, nephew OF Juage
Quackenbos, at 1927 West Eighteenth street.
In addition to these we have to report the
illness, of cholera, ct Mrs. Ann Downes, az
No. Oak street There have also been three
deaths ut quarantine since our last report
The Erening ne'c forS fress, OF r1,uey,
says the real As'auck cn9lera mas nlaue us
appearance in Scnenectaoy, anu .,.ee VIC
TINS have been cla'n'cu ~ 'ne
Inc 1f''Se 80 - 3, ..-.-.,,-. 5
THREE VICTIMS IN SCHENECTADY.
The first was James Ladel, who was taken
sick on Monday night and died iucsoay
morning. He had bean tsoubtca VAN lihr-
rhea for several weeks bsf i'et n @ 81 - q
to incapacitate him for business. lpe q.
cond victim was william H. ocyVos,, IN ~
had, upto WITHIN 9 snort MN, Nh S o. & =
been perfectly nealshy; MI J,,s;ns Tros,ia,.
said, had worked very nalu uul,ng - TIE Tna
in fact over-exerteu hiiiseli, an ~ r.'I,,
day evening, feeling very weary, uia a, n 80
of Congress- water. he was snortly NV,
walus s &c, na;niess diarrI,na. resulting in
10, ,e"su ~ = :, p .hont twelve hours. The third
:iiS NJ te'. Iahn w Evans M Evans. it is sta
:. 81 Nj a.ten of veal ON Tuesday morning,
tee iau e3 fsw hours afterwards was seized
an. any, - ,a;rIess d;aralma Int unfortunately,
neg!ec'ea ~ saA = ~ ras cnnt;nued growing
until alternoV W.ana mg eo and shortly after
worse worse s Jall ngn;red The most experienced
lhua;asn ~ of Schenactadv pronounce all three
p s!s y. raaI As;a+;c cholera In each
~ .noss ." ., .,,a v;ct;n se;1cd wifi, cramps.
n sln.a ~, ,,o;nloso d;arrhoa collapse n
lollowed Wy P aalIns.s af .he extram;t;es
nullpn nssS anu S
anu ~ 'o.a, 40 o1d;t;ona, cases of cbol,.
on oanuay W. .io,,1l, no. fstoi A. ioro
"a tha dsaaso does naf assume the propo..
tanned, as it is less formidable than either