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Ohio White Sulphur Springs.
On the 2Oth Of May, 1866.

HNHlS vel known anu popular resort having been
lately purchased and thoroughly relitted aod
refurnishsd IN t. best style by the undersigned,
will be open for the reception Of visitors
On the goth Of May, 1866.
The location Of the Springs and the Medicinal
properties of the waters are a sure guarantee
against all MaarlUus or Contagious DISEASES.
Umnibnses will n from all day trains on the @,
G. and c. X. r. Passengers leaving Cincinnati by
the o'clock train will arrive at ths Springs at
II o'clock m; and by leaving on the o'clock m
tran will arrive at tfe Springs st 4:s0 pm All let
ters, baggage, packages, &C, belonging TO guests,
conveyed 20 and from the Springs ee Of charge.
fine Cotlon Band will be N attenC ance through
out the season
The ususl trip tickets stredueed rates Of fare will
be issued by the various railroads leading from en-
cInnaii.
The Office will be under the supervision Of Major
3. F. FIF1EID lately Of the Adams Express, and
former Of The G., A. and st. Louis r. X and OF
G. F.1OPPIN6, f0rGeslY Of the Gait House, lou s.
vile, and lately Of the Burnett House, Cincinnati.
guests visiting the Springs csn have every assn.
rance that the fare and accommodations will be
eqasl, If not superior, 10 any watering place IN the
United States.
Fare s. per day FOR transient guests, and pro "a
rates for families, children, and Sc wants
mayl6-3m JOHN ID. FERRY, Prop'r.
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Wantad.

A GENTS wanted in every town aud neighbor-
IA hood, for 'FFHE GREAT LABOR SAVER" a
new article in crest demand, worth go 10 any
family. Secured by patent and very saieabe.
Agents, male and female are making s. TO $40 per
dsy with capital Of IS 10 $40. Any person having
little spare time, will find It pleasant and prOht
ahie. Send stamps for circulars and return post
sge. Address r WAiVELL,
maye-3me Box 4T8l Chicago, III.
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The Banking House Of Kramer &
Rohm, Pittsburg, suspended on the
18th, in consequence of the failure Of
McCoueh 4 Co, PHILADELPHIA.
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Mexico a ssBug.n
The Memphis Argus Of the 18th inst

TIC NI5IllFIll5 a Ell7 u IIll7 70 N TIT
says:
Col. Morgan, Of this city, has Just re-
turned from a visit to COrdova, Mexico. He
brings bad news in reference to the state Of
affairs over there. He says the whole affair
of emigrstion TO Mexico, with q view 70 bet
tering ones condition in that country, is q
humbug. Gen. Price is working with his
own hands among his laborers. The gUer-
TiLeros no d the entire country away from
the immediats vicinity Of the larger towns,
and they shoot down an American or ex
Confederate venturing among them, as
readily as they would Frenchman or an
Austrian
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APrERxoox SESSION.

AfAAhANoA ekacioA
The consideration Of the bill incorpOrR-
ting the Cincinnati, Southwestern and Chat
tanooga Railroad was resumed, aud after
being discussed for an hour or 80, passed its
third reading by ayes SO, noes q.
THE SOLDIER BILL.
House bill No S97: Appropriaiing one
hui dred dollars in State bonds 10 the rep
Of deceased white Tennessee
soldiers was taken up, the committee to
whom the bill was referred having made
some slight change, and reported in favor
Of its adoption.
Mr. Mallory moved the indefinite post
pOnement Of the bill.
Mr.. Arne1 moved to lay the motion to
postpone on the table. Carried; ayes S5j
noes %.
After The bill had been discussed Tor an
hour or So on motion, it was again recon-
milted 10 the committee.
HoUsR BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. SOC For the benefit Of George Nor
gan, from Decatur county. Passed.
On motion, the House adjourned until 3
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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The great decline ia prices Of dry goods,
hats, shoes, fancy aTticles, &c, &c, will be
demonstrated by calling at the auction
rooms Of Gao. sHIELss 4 Co,
may l3-lw q College street.
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Ooustabls's Sale.

7 WILL off4r for sale on Thursday, the nth day
l Of May, 1866. It 10 O'Clock, am al the stock
aud fixtures belonging TO John Thompson, No. 81
South side Of Chur h street. between Spruce ard
McLemOre, to satisfy an execution In my hsnd5 IN
favor Of Mrs. Matilda Canon
mayIO I'd A. D. CREIGHTON, G. D. c.
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steamers Of U 5. Mali 4 Peoples Line,

Leays Louisville at 1900 noon, ds'ly, and at m
daily, except Sundays, arriving ID Cincinnati 10
time TO connect with early morning trans for the
East.
Baggage checked from Nashville % Ct. Louis,
Chicago Cincinnati and all principal Eastern cities
ng The Night Express leaving Nashville al ESQ
IN. and 6alatn ai f;iO m VII not stop 81 In
termed ate sta ions tetEcsu Gala in and Nash
vile ex eptOn Sundays, for through pas engers.
GalIstn Accommodation Will run daily, except
SuLdays, S. follows: Leave Galatiq 40 ESQ m, ar
i've at Nashvil q At s55 a. m Returning leaves
Nashville az 40 arr YES a. Gastin az GO p
N. Stops SO all Intermediate stations.
ALBERT RINK.
may9-1m Gen'i supt l. 4 y. K. r.
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A tornado did much damage last Sun
day in the neighborhoOd Ct Cornwall,
Orange county, n. y.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTER. Z
NssHvIELE, TESN-, May sen, 1856.
4 WILL offer for sale On MONDAY, 2ist inst. nj
4 the North " sstarn Gram Sheds IN this city,
1,t75,0l0 Pounds Corn,
$3.50 - Oats.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, am.
Terms-Cash, m Government Funds.
BY order Of A. &. EDDY, U. 8. A., Depot Quar-
termasteT.
r. B. KIRK,
may6-td Bvt MAJ and A. .. NJ.
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A dispatch from indianapolis says
Gov Morton is preparing a speech, de
fning bis position.
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Wanted.

A YOUNG LADY, OF good address. il a re, pect-
~ sble establishment. The heat Of references re
quired. Address P. o. box I4s, Nashslile, Tenn.
msyl6-u
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saaslrillR Aniou.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
BECKETT, BROKHR, HANKS q co.
I. BECKETT, @. ". HANKS,
". O. BROWNE, P. JONES.
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COX A DAY. Agents wanted 70 sci : ssN
9~AS sad Woadersui SEWING MACHINE,
ths oEis ehezp ora hoensed. Address SEAN
CLARK, EiddasoT1t haiaa,
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HorsE BILLs oN THIRp RRADINe.

No. 495: To incorporate the Cinsinnati,
Winchester and Chattanooga Railroad Com
pany. Pending the consider ton Of the
bill, the House adjourned until 2 o'clock.
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Rooms to Rent.

A SUIT OF Rooms or Rent, on Cherry street,
"A suitable for Laayers OF Physicians, Enquire
of s. w Childress, No. e. Cherry street.
mayl5-f
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
GETs u -.
r. n ILR o AID.
QUICK TIME
TO
81. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, and
the East.
Two Daily Through Trains.

Making direct connections at Lousvle for the East,
West and North, commencing April ., &c.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The further consideration of Senate bin
No. 1854, was resumed. Amended and re-
iected; ayes z, noes IA.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. 9 To repeal section 1910 Of the
Code. Indefinitely postponed.
No. 156: To provide for the collection OF
demands against steam boats AID other yes
sells. indefinitely postponed.
No. 1911: To increase the common school
fund of the State. Made the special order
for Friday next, at 10 o'clock a. M, and
leave granted TO Senstor Bosom to with
draw the bill for amendment.
No. I9l To equalize the tax on sales of
lands, town lots, or parts Of lots. Indefn-
itely postponed.
No. 32s: To repeal al laws now in force
prohibiting free persons of color from en-
eaging in trade and commerce. Indefinite
ly postponed.
No. 3l2: To repeal section "a of an act
passed June 10. 1865, entitled an act to pay
The current expenses Of this session OF the
General Assembly, and for other purposes.
Senate bill No. 400: To re-enact section
2s07 of tho Code, adopted in lieu and pass
ed. Senator Aldridge entered motion to
reconsider the vote passing the bill.
No. 33l: To authorize the purchase OF a
Governors mansion for the State. Rejected;
ayes, z, noes l3.
Adjourned to O'Clock a. m. tomorrow.
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Leave Nashvle............... 7f5 am. and Gao pm
Arrive al Bowling Green u Oh D aud u .35 m
Louisville - GOO D. m and 500 I'm
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, May 10.
The Senate met at o'clock, a. N. Prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Phillips.
VOTE TO RECONSIDER.
The rules were suspended, and the motion
70 reconsider the vote en- joint resolution
no. 23s was taken up. The resolution was
then amended by striking out the words
"sine die" and inserting the words 30 meet
again on Monday the sth day Of August
next" adopted as amended and ordered to
be transmitted to the House.
TAKEN Up OUT OF ORDER.
House bill No. "a: To encourage the iron
manufacturing and other interests in this
State. Passed on second reading.
House bill No. 1ss: Authorizing ard d.
rectino the Treasurer Of the State TO pay to
ii. A. Chumbley S4I6 for special services
rendered to the State of Tennessee. Passed
on second reading.
House bill No 400: To create criminal
circuit of Williamson, Maury and Giles
counties. Passed on second reading
Communication No. II, from the Photo
graphists Of Nashville, praying a reduction
Of the tax on their bus. ness. Indefinitely
postponed. -
senate BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. 81: To revive the Nashville ard
Chattanooga Railroad Company. Amended
and psssed--ayes II, noes z.
No. 3s5: To incorporate the Journeymen
Painters Association Of Memphis. Passed,
and ordered to be transmitted to the House.
No. 1898: To incorporate the Press and
Times Printing and Publishing COmpanyof
Nashville. Passed, and ordered to be trans
nilted TO the House.
on HOUSE AMENDMENT
House bill No. 305: 10 incorporate the
Nashville Ice Manufacturing Company.
House amendments concurred il.
COMMITTEE ON CONFERENCE.
On motion Of Mr.. Hall, the rule was sus-
pended, and the House joint resolution No.
238, was taken up on House message, an
nouncing a non concurrence in the Senate
amendment The following Committee Of
Conference was appointed by the Speaker:
Messrs. Trimble, Bossons Hall, Senter and
Cate.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Senate bill No. 364 To indemnify loyal
citizens for losses of property in putting
down the rebellion.
Pending the discussion Of the bill the
Senate adjourned to o'clock, p. m.
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N. B.-Partculpr attention gwen t5 Copying u.
knlarglDg, Paint ug, Sc, iu every Style
ns-Cal and see before going eIserh here.
Remember the piaee-Corner O. College u.
Union streets, over The Drug store.
mar hat
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EFEUIAL UHUBhs
Senate bill No 364: To indemnify loyal
citizens for losses Of property in putting
down the rebellion.
Pending the discussion Of the bill the
Senate adjourned to o'clock, P. m.
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The House was called to order at 9
o'clock.
HoUsE RESOLUTIONS AS AMENDED BY TEE
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Die ytetO gorfer . Iribmue"

TT zines Der Derbreiteten SLATER psIe eesenfpatie
erf6enen. sSbr glauss N weItterabmt, tire 0eftHs
uungstac 1tigtett angemein Gnerfannt. Die Tribune
obaIebb0s bliaite BIdtt, btstet beunod eineu noEs
tAaEt4en 2sfeftSh, Bel Der emttnsnteR Berbrsitsna
befer Aetung tn ne poFtrsffd 90 Ansetoen aeeignst
f4Rea In Der santsn Welt bstennt weybsn. -
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generaI Srperinteneents Dffee,l ,
Rafhoile, AIe. 30. 1866. ~
Nbanoerung in Der 2tbfabrtsSeit:
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&rpfer's Gcbmle.

IN 8bite Grset @pttags.
=, IL gReiIsn nBrsii9 non RdfbpiIFs, -
Die nd@te 5ttung rpirh am Rontae, ben 8. SePS
TENDER anfdnaen. 9reis fir 8ouro, nnterrttbt Sets
1nna, Qidt I'M , Spaften 125 Dollars per Semefter,
sabibar i'm 8praus. Die S9Ier miifien ihre eigenen
5duSt6er unb gettbede, forpie Betttii5er HnS aif=
ieniberaiee mitbringeu. onlO Smt%s
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tritt bic grobtn grinsipita, iOeide benz
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bic ssesfliorn lberpalfen.s sic
itsbt Elm fur aOsaIit'at ossea O0s
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fur bennobeta gOnsrsb Der Ser. Gtaas
ten. Der, bonn 8oIte erpablt. aud bic
Gnf6teu bes 8OItes ansfpridtse eai.s. /.
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lid augsIeseit fem Iaiftn. Der gstadiss
3eituns" iiberan 8erbreituns gu se6ena
Gs lit elm 1lnternebmen, nel5es bon
rsdtIi6 OeutenbeH geannstn anferfast
tperoen miBte. sss tlnO pabtIj9 be6GTf
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sur aufs0be n,a@t. 8 OsaIitatHna
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rates of Advertising
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
1Nrs oR LESS TO CONSTITUTE A SQUAF
ADVERTIS ERS IN DETA 1
THE RATES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS
Aunounoementu for Candidates.

Announoement8 tor CandIdates'
STATE OFFICERsy $50 s-.. So 4as $40
:, COUNTY ~ U
CITY I..5s = ~
Advertisements in the Special Column,
lime from to lines 81 .00-each additional lin
cents subsequent insertio ns, 10 cents per line
IL Local Column, first time, from to lines
FL O0--each additional line, 30 centsS subsequent
Advertisements OF Benevolent enterprises
Xil be inserted in our paper free of charge
For advertisements OF societies we Will charge
nall price. + !Istggs GEEn nZLz.L -
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1866,

SausDartbs, bic NIT 1nsestefer frsenb elmer ar,
sepIagt itnb, m6eeu Hur &ohgr's GTterminatOi
aebrauaen gsir bdben Siefss JtttteIs petfa4tuut
q rel 70 gut aug, 6as mir Is ffets Ssbral4en Mir
BEN, aud ,uenn cine Dor IS tOftete. Sir perfaa
ten @ifte, aber ife bnIfen utbts, bod Gofar's
Grerminator tSStet Ratteu, Rduie,- S@aben, Amst,
fen un0 EBdssshtin stSbersE S9nsuistett, ala mir
es uie6eri6reibeu t6nnen. ueberea wirb es peri
longt. .Rsbipo, CbiO Gosette." ~
q sieBe GDaaFB Obtge MaEibbtsufs.l Il %fts
bds- eerfduft inRdiB0ius. Tsdn.s bet antaDras
siiteu unb 6dnblern.4a t7ii 4ARt
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MSertbDDne Examinations mnb
8gnpsRDaeHs2 dnbersien.

Ger aonie Grirnbbefis bee perftorbsnsf as
~ neb betsbenb IN lstntGen hubkrj6 pbnfbenss
pertben Gelegenbeiten, fir Robns unh @eIddHss
bdnsf IN bss Gta6E 9a3oilLe, ebeqda8 sne Der ieins
Gen 4lontations am WiiiiiftpDi nit ais
beEl ahnbereien i,u Staate ArtaniaS Hnb Rtliiftpt
pirb gum Derfanf alisgel ptea. $50 8tstiisfs sst
SIR ndtse getdils Psnse mas f6 an
Or. vi. ~. waausp. Greeutor.
100 in Ode linton Y. Gberrpftr. 2Gibuiae. 4
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1866.
1866

rGoha.'s RattenuerttIser 1T etnfa9 uns
sefdbrEtb nns 6er, Ser bette HGtten1ettiIger, Dei
den mir ie sefeben baben. Ssbe RGtte, bic Cd tnss
frist ses .unS mus siterbeu nHS spor eeUSbnH&
etnem YlnAe, Ds@er uOHsoe ehtfertrt ia, mo Sas
RttteI btnSefteGt wurbe." (aGfe Shore, 9i4isani
gsirror) eie5e sGofar's obiet antiinbisung.
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Subdivisions uno Mn3eises2SyI
: SS u SeSinsHnssn.

eos tdoIi6e qgatt tpIst $3.50 per @iestsFabr, fret
"a 9ol5 seIisfert,
Su5Icriptiouen rzitHet uorGuses5d9f roeroen'
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S9Iaf~Gars finb bel allen PaiIasiersasen. si!.
( afBpfIIe unb q rSweHlit9 ainie. ii
lGrprsb 9affaater.-8 erIdbt RofbDiue mad
Sobnionpiae nnS ale 9ldse @eit ur6 Horbpeit nm
80 9. Or. gerldBt Rinsiton Springs UNI 3 sou. M
Mntlnft in Sobnionpine $40 9. R. Suriid uerldtt
S5bnfonpiGe nm 10 a. 81 Anfunft in 2ingftou f010
U. 81, Antuuft in Slafbuile fl 40 y. d.
aecpm m oba tt n. = Ser dBt RdibuiHe Ais
u. %. Mntnnit in ainaton $40 y. 3D.. Antnntt tn
a. 81 gerIdst Ringtnu Springs CTS q. 81. Anz
tliilft in 9aibuiue tIbr SOS g, 81. Cg
8iee auf Der q. ulo y. gS, u. ", perbtnoen IN
SG6nfonpile, NIT ben Cairo unbSobnfonuile 8ooten
hy- eojen nnS NaabI ,eiten finS frei auf Steamern
pel3ein 8erbinsnns iteben NIT Der " ane ". u
Giienbahn.
hSe 9affdetere oiefer 9tonte eriparen bic Rotten
Der S9IafsGars unb Gfisn sr1ii4sn 8aibptue nIie
Cairo. .,..ss .isFs 80.
BS 3Tse baIten an Guen SdsbiJ$eh tisssnben
StuttcnenanJ s3 H5 2 if!g1f38 -
Gin Gxenrfions 8ng nertdst Chattanooga
Depot ieben IGonntag nm 500 u ID. nq6 Ringftou
Springs, 3Eild perldft Der aus um p. Or.
fSubrt fir BIN itnb surhd 81. tl@-- 3isA 49,
Etiets ftn6 81 buben bel 8. g. Sedtpns ;eegeniibsr
st. GlOuS 9oteI ober am CHATTANOOGA Depot
80. -. Snmes, genL Snpt, d
R.unS 81. gs. se. 81.
5. IS. 8ropn,
:. - - !. Geferal gaiT. assnt.
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Srifft in Gorintb uno 9rano sSuneton NIT ben 8is
oen Der Or. u. Obio unb Brill. Central 8dbn na4 Be-
lemna. Tobtle, Stdspnrg Nerp.Orleans une allen eas
IN Vahpine Der Raihuae un6 Gbottonoogn, Der 9nfhs
NILE nftS sprtbIneferu Rtib Der GOseiIelh Inb 30,
qonisuiae un6 Rafbuiae Balm fir ale Yuatte n6tbs
LID uno 6ftIib an. e34s@9~S t4-G
9urbsSidets finb 40 baben in Der DmnbuseDffic
non SamI g. 2ittIc, SO. rs Gberrp Str. uno am2roa6
street Depot, 9aibpiue. - @epad Gbeds fir bic
%, ~ iHtgulG q. San o rte, sitfs
Sen, Situt,
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NafBBfIte pnO 6 Battan OOga

8er.&bt yeafbpiHe nod CHATTANOOGA ane ole pIdse
iioIi9 nm 7.40 9, 81: unS ASS y. 81 AntnHft in
Chattanooga nm 5.2s y. 81. unb 200 u. %. n6dfter
Eoa 8,irdd verIdSt er chattanooga am AIS y. iR
unS go .. Or. Antunft IN Rafbuile Nm As y. u,
unb 545 u. %. u66fter Gag. b" :. - ~
VIE 8ige i6Eteheu ii9 in Esartrnce an fir SbelbS
pile. g<.-
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.nabe GIiaabetbto,w n. 3D.,

9tefes Srftitut, Ionse uhb shnftts betannt, f9ios
fem Iestes Semeer an IS. Sant NIT arobeT &bye Nab
Iuirb be &Ioffen pieher
am 1iten Wonta9 i'm Septentbrr
49, ~ A$tA5 90 G9aag *slH ia agIffe
er6jfnen,
SOAR, flnterri@tin niesrigsn Sweieen 81 5000
9Sbere 8psige, 6raus5fi4 uno SVauii9S
3ei4nen, Baker IN @aferforbeH, See
6ertei9nxngcn unb Selmalsrei 800
StaIientf1e 3RaIeret ~ .sttisntA SO0
4MiH anf ben SIauier 20, -,<g 81 49, NU0
0utt6rre - - l9IuO
RnKSmuaIil,oe NIT GifeubQhusilaeu fnoeu @dgen
in Giisdbetbtorn bel Antirstf Der ears betm S4Me
isnevs SiSuna unh III ieoer Sett ws'n g eeplui1t
Iptrs, UNI irnee SGren unh 0epdd NJ sas Sntstat 81
fr ,sibsrs Musfanft net,be mon 80 an Die suPss
risrin v6n Bethlehem, GIisabetbtopn. 29, T. 4
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0ernlilhte6..

i@onnecticut 3eitunsen meloen,
baB Die 5abaG grnote am @onnecticut
Slulle oberbalb SortfOro eine1 merit
1iilbia reidlide, obeleiA liis5 in Der
8eiie INN cine Bode suri6 1T. 8ie
6armer balten iie fur bic rei9li9fe
Grnbte, 0ieli il. erSielt wuroe. AEe 1ade
pen bieielbe ouf cine Nfilion Dollars.
Mub bon Snoiana fonlnlen iehr gum
itige Nd6ri6ten iiber Die Sabofernote,
unb bielelbe miro ar6Ber ano bon bels
itrer 0uaIitit iein,3 ais ie 6upor. &
gitf Sen, 8ierbrauer. Gon9reB, bsr
Dor penigen Sagen in ct, Souls itattS
.fano, naren i'm 8ansen A Braners
S5irmen pertreten, baDon a bon ct.
9ouis. Sie @onbeirtioit bertaate iId,
nodbem fie Spei aSisunsen sfbalteii,
bis gum 8. Suli3l867, an iuel6em Sage
iie in Gbicaso mieoer sulammentritt.
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einem Banfett unb elmer GTcurTon mad
4ilet Snob 5beil. bs35a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-17

HIT ALEEADY-The price Of copper has
gone up forty pounds sterling per ton
and England has begged Spain To leave
Chill alone But Spain is not so ready ~
listen 70 Englands voice She answers
Lord RusselIs TemoDstrance with the as
surdnce that Spain has 'esol7ed nor ~
permit its dignity, causelessly and gratu.
itously affrou;ed. TO remain without the
just reparation to which it Is entitled "
Now, Spain is n third-rate power. and
some years ago England would have fol-
lowed up her remoustranCe against such
a power with a demand BUT circum-
stances alter cases the Spectator re
marks. If England goes a sten further
than advice, it i very doubtful whether
the Spanish nation, morbidly proud and
sensitive, aware that its trade is of minor
Importance, and conscious that at the
worst It could lose to US only the Phillin-
pines, would not accept the challenrs :
Short of force there appears no remedy,
and English ministry would willingly give
the signal for what might prove a general
European war, more especially 1ch2e q
false precedent still ,nreDtored aeonZd
allo1c Spain TO eorer ereyy sea acith inner
icSn -Ala6amas'
This Is where the shoe pinches. and
will continue to pinch, until England paws
up and sets herself right before the world
We need not he impatient; we can afford
to vait We wrote longago that ENGLAND
would some day very gladly pay all onr
Alabama claims, and would he very much
embarrassed If we should decline to re-
ceive the money. Events are already be-
ginning to justify our prediction.-N J.
Post
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-17

y McnoTy iasri7ed,
The deed. Of Nrx 7 love- +, d,,aI mr..
Aud rhe pat;rot.e glow
,r,,.,,,' ~ :, my n. .P.5. ..s, 1's, . G.s.ow
Here's memory to tie fen, hat are are E,ro
n o-.,,.s~ ,>.,....,.-.-
May h.ssoal Ind ret III Heaven-
William .,,-r Orr to .Eoga,i2n waslea on
Thsi inl,r2 = Ma, ...,H hIs @eTssi erccI.
For F & &go.iary ana threats ,1ro.e ,lea On. hoyson
y '''. '.'7.' INA. = E'7o'
IN Il, 'Nia.e.g-aisht--tle mouth July
wlea Rerr954s . cave l' r pay ~ T,.S os ''- - ,.,
PIT Me..4an was Icynol.-'~lrss-