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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-14
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T3OR ~ALI1-VERY Iowa second
band PIANO Inquire of
apr.I3, 66.-tf c. n. HlCkoh.
CtOLDIERS' BUUNTIES.-The un-
/ Sdersigucd has the blanks now ready and viii
attend promptly 70 the collection Of nil claims un-
der the law lately passed for the Equalization Of
B0unties. .-
aug 1T. }. W. DlCkERSoN.
I Asst NOTICE.-My old books
!must be squared by cash or note Immediate
". Those persons who may fail to settle their
accounts on or before August 18th, 1865, must
blame HenesYces, if they have costs to pay, AZ
have been very indugent, and now need money.
l.I3-G VIM. HARTLEY.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.-All
' persons are cautioned against trespassing
upon the premises Of the undersigned, for the pur-
pose Of fishing, hunting gathering nuts, berries,
&c. n the law will be strictly enforced against
all thus nfcnding.
b. r. ASHC0M,
MICH. LU1Z,
WM GRI SINGER.
ADAM sCHAFFEB.
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r MEYERS J.. ". DGCEERS0N
NEEYERS & DICKERSDN. AT
vi TORNEYS AT LAW. Bedford, Pa, office
ssas IS formerly occupied by hon. ". P, Schen
$50 doors east Of the GAZETTE Office, will practice
ia the several courts Of Bedford county. Pensions
b.uuty and rack pay obtained and The purchase
saI .ale of real estate attended to- mayll, 6b.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

TIE BEDFORD GAZETTE is published every Fri
ssv morning by MEYERS d MENGEL, at 50 90 per
,puum. If paid strictly IA adranee 81 so If paid
within six months; $500 if not paid within six
months All subscription accounts MUST Be
s.tt1ed annually No paper viii be sent out Of
the State unless paid for IN ADVANCE, and all such
subscriptions will invariably be discontinued at
the expiration Of the time for which they are
paid.
All ADVERTISEMENTS for : less terra than
three months TEN CENTS per lire for each IN
sertion. Special notices one-half additional All
resoIuti ms Of Associations; eommunic' tions Of
limited or individual interest and notices of mar
riages and deaths exceeding five lime. ten rrats
Ser line. Editorial notices fifteen cents per line.
Al trgai Notices Of ersry Ifna, and Orphans
toaTt ami Judiciai Soirs, are required by Iq1r
to 5e p"blishe1 in bath papcrs pu5iiehed in this
p'aes.
- All advertising due after FIRST insertion.
A liberal discount Is made "a 7,,rsars lyerfisr
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
100 acres Of excellent limestone land, a
bout IS acres well timbercd, the remainder under
cultivation. lying few miles north of Bedford,
for sale on reasonable terms For particulars APP
ply to MEYERS d DIChEn22N;
mavlS-}ms. Bedford, "a.
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EOHNPALNIER, ATTORNEY AT
gB LAW. BEDFORD. PA. win promptly attend
ts al business entrusted to his care.
Particular attention paid to the collection of
Military claims Office on Juliaua Street nearly
opposite the Mengel II use.
Bedford. Aug. l. 1861
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RrownIow Proposes Robbery. Arson
and Murder. and the Radicals Ap-
Diaud Him.
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1ru0s, Aleditines, &t.

7 i. LEWIS having purchased the
- Drug Store, lately owned by Mr. II. c. Rea-
mcr takes pleasure in announcing to the citizens
OF Bedford and vicinity, that he has just returned
from he cities with well selected stock Of
DRUGS
MEDICINES
DTE-STUFFS.
PER FTMERT
TOILET ARTICLES,
STA TTONERY,
COAL OIL LAMPS
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OR E'EBE4EC DEBT.

HENRY WARD BEECHER.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-23

THE FASHIONABLE SEASON IN New
YoRK.-Fashion is now, even thus
early in the season, at its full height
in New York. The receptions are
daily, and Of the most brilliant order,
and the balls are nightly. The upper
part OF the city is thus kept about as
noisy, from 10 or II o'clock at night
to 2 or 3 a. m., as it is in the day time.
Weddings, too, are numerous, and Ill
front of the churches, on or about
Fifth Avenue, almost every day can be
seen crowds of carriages that brought
brides and bridegrooms, bridesmaids,
&c, to the altar. There is one new
rising fashion, however, particularly
damaging to the. old folks, and that
IS, exclusive young ladies' parties,
with young gentlemen, of course,
from which all married people are
kept out, and where the old folks are
kept under the ban. Such parties as
these occur every night, and in our
own great city we hear of, and see,
young ladies, almost unattended,
going home from ''the German, :" from
l to a. IN.
If fashion thus riots and rollics so
early In the season, before the Christ
mas holidays even, what will come
by and by, in January and February,
say? The dresses, we may even add,
are without regard to cost, and the
jewelry and laces on many lady
would pay we'll for robbing them,
though we do not say this to suggest
the idea to the robbers, but to put
the police on guard.
Ne,o York Erpress.
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eMTSCEInLANX
From the Heavenly Shore.

From the throne OF ifc-ctcrnal,
From the home of love supernal,
Where the angel feet make music
Over all the starry floor,
MortalS, | have come to meet you,
Come with words of love to greet you,
Aud to tell you of the glory
That is mine forcvcrm
AS one heart yearns for another
AS 4 child turns to its mother
From the golden gates of glory
Turn / to thc earth once mor..
Where l drained the cup of sadness,
Where my soul was stung to madness,
And iifc's bitter burning billows
Swept my burdened being DER.
But while living, striving, dying,
Never did my soul cease crying,
eye who guide the fates and fairies,
Give, oh, give me, implorc,
From the myriad hosts OF nations,
From the countless consultations,
One pure spirit that can love me
One that /, too, can adorc!"
Then this fervent aspiration
Found my faintiug soul salvation
For from out it's blackened iire-crypts
Did my resistless spirit soar-
And my beautiful ideal,
Not too sanity to be real,
Burst more brightly on my vision,
Than the flncy-formed Lenore.
Mid the s,.fging seas she found me,
With the oilows breaking round me,
And r.y saddcned, sinking spirit
In her arms of love upbore;
Like lone one, weak and weary,
Wand'ring in the midnight dreary,
On her sinless, saintless bosom,
Brought me to the heavenly shore.
Like the breath of blossoms bleeding,
Like the prayers of saints ascending,
Like the rainbow's seven-hued glory,
Blend our souls forevermore.
Earthly love and lust eLslaved me,
Gut Divinest love has saved me,
And / know now, first and only,
How to love and to adore.
Oh, my mortal friends and brothers,
We arc each and all another's,
And the soul that gives most freely
From its treasure hath the more;
Would You lose your life-you find it,
And in giving love you bind it,
Like an amulet OF safety,
On your heart forevermore!
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad

ks 2 l:sl
GEN'L SUPERINTENDTS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, Sept. 81, 1866
PASSENGER Trains will run daily, Sun
Il days excepted, as follows:
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GLOW long, Dick-tell me how
long?' moaned the widow.
GA year-since L mast make clean
breast of it," replied Dick.
sNes, mother-a year 1 have tried
to live without her, not seeing the
first opportunity to break it to you.
I'm such a coward-and II was
afraid of this"
80 Dick, and didn't I send YOU
shirts and stockings enough when
you were in the army %
'sShirts!" muttcred stock
ingsr'
''Yes, sic said So"
''She-has size been here?" A sud
den light broke over his faco.
''No-but her let-there, Dick, L
was foolish enough to read her let
ter-that burned one, you know. I
happened to see it in your desk. and
so''-
Here she was interrupted by a
hearty peal of laughter from Dick.
Another and another burst upon her
bewildered seuses.
Poor Kate Longs letter"-at last
Dick found breath to say-ssoh! mo-
ther, that's too good! Poor Dick.
thought and his voice grew pathetic.
Don't you remember, mother, /
wrote you about Dick Long, of the
twenty-sixth? How he went through
eighteen battles without scar, and
died Of last of fever in the hospital :?
We'll, [ took possession of his effects.
poor fellow, and returned all his let
ters to his sister but that one, which
someway got loose. lie burned it,
by accident, one day. Poor Dick
poor Kate! so you thought, and he
laughed again till his mother had
nearly joined him from sympathy.
"Why, mother, it was in that hos
pital [ first saw my little Mary, and
it was there we were privately mar
ried by friend of mine. 1t was all
done and over SO quietly-that Mary,
not being of age, and I fearing for
the consequences on your poor little
tender heart, agreed to keep it still
for a year or more, and you see we
have. Don't you know you have
counselled me, yourself, not to tell
you when was going to marry? and
L didn't Now, come-it's all over,
and I've the dearest little daughter
for you you ever laid eyes on. Her
father is dead she is with an aunt.
and dependent. Shall she come
home p
''Dick isn't she your wife ?' cried
his mother, Indignantly. 81 should
like to know where she's to go if not
to her husband %
'Bravo 70 cried Dick, gathering
her up in his arms like a bundle.
''4on're the cleyercst and best little
mother in the world, and I love YOU
better than ever"
Not better than her, though,
said his mother, in q lachrymose
tone.
Differently, darling, but just as
we'll sw''-his mothers little hand
was on his lips, for she never counte
nanced profanity. ''You are better
now % he asked moment after.
''Well, II can't say I'm worse"
said Mrs Fisher, sitting up erect,
with eyes shining. ''Now go and
bring your wife home, right away.
70 tell you the truth" and she
laughed little hysterically, Il guess
I've been afraid all along that you'd
never get married, and then, if /
should-should die
"Ihatll do, little mother > and
big Dick kissed the obnoxious words
from her lips, and went off the hap
plest man alive. SO little Mrs. Fisher
has got something to pet-a pretty
daughter, and the prettiest baby
there IS IN the whole county That
is, she says so.
AS for Dick, whenever his mother
talks of old times, he laughs and de-
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South Carolina Railroad Company.
9
RECEIVING AND FORWRD'G DEPT


It11OI.I VIM AND FONW I'D U DEE 7,
CHARLESTON, June 25, 1856.
FHHHE South Carolina Railroad Company
Il having re-established its Receiving
and Forwarding Office, Merchandise and
Produce consigned to it's Agent, from the
interior to Northern ports and from North
ern ports to the interior, will be cared for
and shipped to the point of dissipation.
Consignments to be forwarded by sea
must always be accompanied by bills OF
lading and letter of advice, with instruc-
tons to insure, if desired.
June 28 E. N. FULLER, B. & F. Ag't.
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. y " . ~ q ~ ~ y a
For tie cure Of all Mose Diseases Aac-
ing Mei'' origin IN a uitiated coneli-
zion Of Tie hetaaan system, md those
arising from any depn,ture from tie
laacs Of heath, ianpruClence in hvi,aq,
ocer-ta.ciag nature, from too great in
dulyence Of feceryhind-eating, h'i,.n-
ing, acorhing-nhereby nature ssf-
fe3.s exhaustion.
TNHIS chemical extract will be foun>. an
Il invaluable restorative cordial for all
diseases arising from an impure state Of
the blood. Cutaneous eruptions, such as
Boils, Pimplcs, Carbuncles. Pnstules.
Blotches,- KouShness of the Skin, Scaly
Appearance Of the Cuticle, letter, Ring
worms and Itching Humors of the Skin,
this purifier will remove, and impart
health and life-glow to the complexion
For Erysipelas, Scroftlla or Kings Evil.
rheumatism, Pains iii the Bones, Stiffness
in the Joints, Old Ulcers, ant Of Blood
in the Parts, Syphilitic So ,s and Ulcers,
and Impaired Constitutions arising from
those diseases, and from the too free use
Of mercury. For General Debility, spring
ing from Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Weak
ness and Pains III the Stomach Liver Com
plant, or want Of action in that organ
producing pains i'll the side or back affect
ing the kidneys and bladder.
Females, at the period Of change, will
find it the best restorative to health and
strength, from all those weaknesses and
depressions OF mind and body which fol-
low at this time of life
Persons travelling South or living in warm
climates, and all unacclimated, will find the
Queens Delight great protection from
all those diseases which originate in a
change of climate, diet and life
Its properties as remedy were first in
troduced to the notice of the profession by
DR.. Tkos. Young Simons, of South Carolina a,
as early as 1928, as available Alternative re-
medy in syphilitic affections, and others re-
quiring use of mercury. Dr. Simons' state
ments have been endorsed and extended
by DR.. A. Lopez, of Mobile, and d. II. r.
Frost, of Charleston. From the reports in
its favor, there seems no reason to doubt
the efficacy Of this medicine in Secondary
Syphilis, Scrofula, Cutaneous Diseases,
Chronic Hepatic Affections and other com
plants benefited by Alternative medicines.
For sale by FISHER & HEINITSH,
June 20 Pharmacists, Columbia. s. c
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{ NccoIrl:pers. tyc,nrt.

~ .s.Ft = 1 q
Geitern Moreen fanben gum erlfen
Male Die 8erbane lllneen 0es 9olBeis
eerifts in Dem anbereH Sligel Ses
Staotbonies ltatt. Geine gbren fob in
benlielben SIP, ouf Dem font Der 8ras
fioent Der Gouncilmanner ieine Mutoris
taten sur @eltung brin9t.s Sic 9dl1er
nnN lOnfti9e Diener 6es ,8slebes paren,
ME geiposnIid, iiber Counting tbatia
geipelen uno Die SSriate i6rer MnItren<
0un9en bIieben oenn aud ni1t aus.
Sen Mnfans madtell 4 Seen Der
Smofep Dion. Die iidb in trunfenenI 3us
itanOe geieswioris alfsefilbrt batten,
3pei BON LINEN 6e3ahlten lie IS, Die ars
bern beioene ie 10 Dollars SrOnunssr
itrafe. a -y5,i< sn,..4stesgx
Sin 6ubrmann, Der auf'S unborfdz
tieite burd 6le StraBeu unlerer Staot
fubr, nruBte so Collars our Berei1es
rung Der Gtabtfa6e binterlegen.
Seeds Sale fir Erunfenbeit bradteu
iel 5 Dollars unD bon SSiinf anoeren fiji
llnsrOentlldfcit tpuroeu. Srei nit Is
Dollars, Die anOereu 8iuel ie nit 5 Sol
lars ausgeiiibnt ss as.
Gin Sail filr 3runfenbeit fans, in
9lnbetra1t, oaB Der @n9etlngte -liA Joni
ltets ,muiterbaft aufIiibrte, our6 Sreis
fprehuns nno Gntlahung OeS glnsetlags
ten GrleOigun9.
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Hlna.@ eri6t.

Dampiboot GDrone gebt beute Naits
tag ~ llbr nod Membbis ab.
Dampfboof RaIditina fam am Soms
tag mt elmer dnfebnlideit SSradt bon
Cincinnati bier an; belite Nahmittno
4 llbr gebt Der 0alnpfer bon bier mad
Cincinnati nb.
Gdtiipfer MIert niniiut nod INNER
9aoung Elm.
Der 8lmb 1T ourd ben beftisen Nsgen,
iueIder in Den lebten Eagen Der Ders
aaugenen @cae ii.l, NIT raIenrer
ShueIligteit geltiegen. g8ir notiren
Is. SUP IN ben 9nrpetb Gbcnle; bod
be6fnnt bas Waher felt geifern tOieDsr
81 fallen.
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W Oas eonntaqsbIaft Der Ser

metee Staatsieitunaa Mrs fir $3.50
pet Snbr, 1915 per Salbiohr unb fur
1O Gents fur 6ie ein;elne Summer
D ortofrei bon Der SfIice aus mad
allen Sbeilen DeutfdlanOs uno Der
Sbmeia Derian0t. - llniere 6reunoe
folten Iid5 elm 9eronieen oaraus nias
den, cine MaIbpille DeutIbe 8eititne
an lire 8eripanoten uilb 8etannten in
europa 81 Sdifen, -;-se 49,
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G,r:iIImin,als @ourt.

SIM @efdluorefiett >sgeridt Ianoen
geftern feine 8erbanoIunesn itatt, oa Der
0ti1ter 6bermals ni9t'oie beae 9lnSabI
Yfitglieber, tueidJe mad benz geleB. sur
Sarg 9ebsrsn, 3ufanlnlen briugen fOnntc
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-18
.Inlgenrr ea6lsIeIJ,ilIfT1
5taats 5EIturg
6ffiee:
Sin 81 Gnleses Strabe. am Marfk J
5petiQl NDtisell,
sSerseidbntis neuer Sln3etsem


i'm beutia n8lat tie.
u $3.50 8eIOhnnns bon 6ollperaeur
81 @nt. 9, @rOmnIoiu.
p Souls Sdiinemann - SO, 81
Marfetifr. ,,a1
- s.. @on-S9ube lmo Stiefeaa>
ben $50. 20 giorO goIIeaeltr.
~ Sc Moine u. 8iIlianloll Nr6i>
tefteu, $50. II GberrDtr. iis.np
81 3ipeite glationalbanf bon 9lalb<
bile, @Otlegeitrabel na6e Iunion.
g. Union 8rauerei bon 6. SO,
SonalOfon, gtfc bon 2incOln
sltleD unO 9iiO sSisfitr. g
y 5obn &itter's Bein- unO Bier
Saloon 03um freunbIiden Sell
Ier4 go. Is @burditrabe.
81 9ouis Sannilen, gambler in
tieuen unb alien NfeubeIn, $40.
Al unb 43 Siio>GoIle0eltr,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-18

1000 sas srtra Samilieit s0febI,
200 SAT- Grtra iuperfne RebI,
so 5bss New Orleans 3uder
"A 3bbs Semernrc Snder, s -
50 Sdb eepddter usi6 puIperifrter 3ader,
a. 200 Sod Rrima Rio &nifee, lr5fs SO Fifz
Is Sad 2asnira aoffee,
~ Is SAT fri54en 8eis, fsle SIS
50 Ses Rem Orleans Rolaiiss, -
200 affen Brprter u. Gamble Seize,
b $50 aiften perf4iebene Sorteu SEIZE. fj9 i4s7i
100 Kitten SternIibte,
100 aissn EoIsti9te, bart eeptsst, =
50 aiften feiner RluGtabat, -.
50 grOb Sine Gut 5abut, r az az
- Is Sat- RaH9tabot, ~ F.st
Is 5as ensIif9 Sobd.
% Sas dmeriEariiae SOba. d ast EffaS
40 aifen un6 qiunb.aaimen AnfssTr.
so aiten gfeffer. s93s s.4-~
so Bitten Gewiir3e. t-.,.ts, s-- $40
80 aiftsn Snbieo,
,gs 50 Rifen semabIenen seni. 80 sie,-
. 6ab RaiOn's Aidie,
re 60 Riftsn Pint, Quart u. keanOneH 6IaI9ea
q. Riren Garrett 6&nupfta,af, yss.,
20 Gros Curtee's giau.
T % 5aB Eourbon @sisfep, .ssr,f gs6r 34r
Is Gas gtcbertisn County Hbiste1,
..lf f0D Gas 5soss EdGb qro0i zBFstss, 10 Srla
100 6as Ginger GOrSiaI,
4-i IS 6as SnsIper DeiH, @s+'S afs .Ae
IS 5nb Shbe Sseine, lEe s
50 eas @einefiis.
IS 5ab Gitrone1t Syrup, & sghli
50 8 iten Stdrfe.
50 9usen6 Gimer.
50 7usene Rsien,
1000 Sad gaebI, sas H.. sfsN
50 aiten niiortirter CANDY.
a.,.A a., ifu,..s sn..;,.. M a.;
gEeaflep s QJdrljrOnSb,
Slr. 8 sioro goilese StraBe,
Ottit 3Rs. NaihOiue SsnneKes,
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~ 9angfin9er. Gin Oonner-
ltag Qlbeno wuroen Dem befanater
Nlildmanne gmil Gobat IN einem Sas
loon al SroaoitraBe ieine G.batulle, no :
rim fitb feline NtiI9tidetS 6efanoen, ge<
itcblen. Ser Dieb Dermutbete ieeennllS
@elo 6artn, miro lid) aber eetanidt 6a<
ben. Ollie 9eute iperOen eenarnt, berar-
tige SifetS 5u faufen, inbem @nil i9
-neue oruGen la6en ipirO.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-18
ASarft llmb 8Grfe. 49,
Office 5enneiiee Staats= 3eihng.
sfafbpilIe. 9es. II. 1866 J

9io Saifee q 80 ,9anS Sdinten 20 -25
Sapa as IL Sdnb Sped =. f6 IA
Stiid= !3lIder = 1S-193< Sbinten m. 3nder i
Nuluers Smder. l9-191a bereitet. -. 25-27
@emahIn 3nder ia Beites SdmGIs 1910
g. Srl. 3iider. .i79s-1Sh gcene 3art2fteIn IS
Gaffee 2Iider -19 Gents bns 8ulheL
NloiaIes. 1t5-1 2llGter 80 b. 5ubenS
aerinqer DO 75-t.10 Butter .GroSen30-33%
Stearin Sid6ter 20 AK = i.2teiten 1870
EaIg 9idb er . 10 -18 igetr. NepfeI Il 50 p. 9.
9alpl Seife 4 foil - qFriidbe 2.56-4.00
German Seife. Is IA
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R 8nuniipoae laaAte ndbrelio oes
geitriBen Cages CUTE Gef6dfte, uno
ioaren bic llnlidte befrie6igeno. Der
Dur1i9nittspreis 1T % Gents per
YfMnb. gSie mir b6ren, benuben bic
biefgen Gngros Sduier falt nur bic
gilsnbabnen; tueni9itens ipirO uns bon
Seiten Der Dampfd1iffabrtS <9Igenten
uerlidsrt, baB nod in feinem Sabre 10
iueHig 8asrnfuoIIe per gBaifer, un0 nod
ME 10 bel per Gilenbabn bef6rOert nor ;
ben lei. 60 ipuroeH geitern $50 8nllen
enlpfaueen, 527 BalIen Derl1iFTt, uno
2S4 8ailen psrfanft.
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W @err W1Drik MSber

1T 2ofaI zSI9ent Oerv SeaneIiee @taqtS :.
3eitaas| ~ {
/ Die SennelIte 5taats- 3eituns fam pom
jest as bel Germ Grn1tWcbl gfprh-Gun1<
msr-StraBe unb bel brn. s. 9utG AIT Der
5ranfttn goife beltellf nerben. Mud NIB bns
VIbft thinner Grenplare fir folt1e 9lbennelttefl
bsreita bic pom BEN Srdsern Hbersangen per-
Nfn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-18

L w 9fabe Der 9eUee, in 6rout Str,
0i9t am llfer beS Cumberland, wrroen
Die 8auitelen geldube,t uno Steine Su
Nteubauten heran9efnbren. SSie mir
.b0ren, iperoen an Iener Stefie l!6 5luei
neue 9agerbanier erb ben, UNI ais Spei-
der fir Baumiuolle gu oienen.
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= @ Gs 1T Bic botblte Belt, Dap ser
neue 2aterueniupeftOr ieinen Oienlt an
tritt, 9eltern MbeHo Itano roabrfbeiuli6
'micoer einlnal NfonOidelus insbem 8a<
lenoer bet itaotiiden 8eb0roen, benn an
sStellen no Der 9Sin0 ld)arf .bliesf bate
man gar feide 9aternen ange 3ilneet unb
an tpinSItilen StraBeaeefen brannten
bielelben 10 tribe, oaB ea ipirflitb ldders
li6 erIAeint, iuenn ntan bort, Dap Die
9tof Gitp lalit 8erid1t Go. b. auf Dem
Dnpier) fir S1400, fage 8ierSehnbuns
bert collars 8l8 III 4 ySod)en DerS
brcnnt.
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E Ser beige gtaIbpiue surnz
gerein bat cine pradtDoIle Sanne III
2onisDille felbft ausiuden lahen. I'M
bier am g8eibnabtsfeit elm BraHterens
pIar bon @briitbaunl auhtellen Su fons
men. Oerlelbe miro in eini9cn 5agen
per GTprrb bier anIan9en.
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Z w Sin SEER, Der geFern Morgen
aus 9onisbile, SD., bier anfanl, tbeilt
uns nit, baB balelblt S1littldubs 9aufen
an Der 3agesorbnuug lit, unb Dap err
einen beoeatenoen llnterldieo in Der
&alte spildsir louisville nnb gfaibpile
empfilloe. os
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-18

E Serr GactpooO, elm ongelebener
uno lebr geadteter Burger aus @li8os
betbtoiun, SB., fiel gelteru nabe BELL
mont Station, tuabrenO Der 9albuilles
2ouisoe Yaflagiersug, auf benz er ii9
6efanD, rllr langlanl fnbr, 10 unslll6lid
bon Der YlattfOrm zines gSaagOnss oaB
er eini9e Wfinuten mad Dem SAL ieinen
9eiit aufgab.
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Sto6s.
sal 4esta1iE
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rance Company. 81
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Ism Der Office Der thanksgiving" tper-
ben ale Mrten GmpfebIitngss 3artens Billbeabs
unb aneere Drudarbsiten in Deuti9 uno Gns-
Iil4 au8rfertist.
iluleFt Grranbr tpoaen bas sefaiisit niett
peraeifen, -
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"a Sir sDfnf1rn rrnlfEiH, ten 70 oft
GM wtetfrholenhen 8elGper6en deer fHlette
9Eiteluag ber 3eftuug In Der Gtdbt mnr lint
ssstns caeiuasIftu. aslsrs .arssfr ba s.:a
ttrsnss 5Hfrnitlcitsft, srlisns Die 3fttaris rub
unb pom Abennenteu ielblf III belfimmenbeu
plab niebyeeIegt inivb, ipsfpblf 6ieleIte der 1T
BEN Be1lltt ta 06lleeH ID spmnen; brtttens
Del Neaewpgtfg bafllr ~ Icraen, BAG hie Bel
tunae,, afdtt mas tperbeH. - llulere 1rennhe
wirbeu uns unen6liH neTbinbsu, tuenn fie ltd
in allen Edllen, III Deften bic 1rdeer unterIal.
ZEN, be ebfnen Gprf&rffteH 3a befrigems frfert
ia Der GfAet barber befGpfreH tpiirben Dfes
II Der fiHiiee gDts Der Mbbilft,
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Nm .bie Oeutfebe,t.

Sn GrnGsaas, baB bic 9estsIatur bef9lOf-
len bat, 6eb aui 9Rcntdg, ben IL. DECEMBER 3ll
Oertasen, mrn am Il. 5dnuar tpieeer 3ulamnten
gu treten unb in Grpd9ung, baB biele .3eit
gu tur3 II, UNI cine Der @elegenbeit niir6iss
8eItlnmme gu ldntmeln, bat pas @cnlite 81
ltIONen, bas beabfGtiste 8dnqnet crit In ben
rriten Gasen bes Wteber3uiammentritt5 Der
9esiSlatur au peranffalteit.s
Suswilden lift 9err g. 8IrcS gum RaIirer
CUR Gntgesenuabme Der pom Gemite selam-
meltet @elrer erndnnt mprbeR.. i Cd
SIN turser !3eit pirb ein Mufruf 3u elmer
beutl6sn 8erfammfuus erlaiTen perbrn, nm
bic 9a6e. bic nunmebr ldnsere !3eit sewpnnen
bat nV6mals genau 81 teiprf6en. il.