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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13
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80 2auTst Der nIenistHti@en AfaSemte in garis.
9ie3es sef6mad uoae reuaratif 1uirb pnu ben erften
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The New York herald., 1866-08-02

EAsr HORSES FOR SALE.

gentleman having further for fast horses Offers
for sale lot Of rotting Horses are In New York
Among them ara the team OF pack mares
team n tho world. They have rotted together
road wagon mile 2S5k two miles In 5l45, and
half mile In l,i4H
No l. LADY FILA ono OF the Patterson Team; dam In.
dian Queen Abdaah sire Flying Cloud l5k hands
high. II years old: tpot In $50.
No. LADY BELLE mate 70 Lady Ella; dam the Park
mare AbdaIsh sire Ethan Allen; years old tro In
No. s. Black Mara LADY WILKES; dam a Star mare
sired BY dengc Wilkes old and Of the finest
end best yorn In the county, l5 hands high
trot double in 80 and better than 2S5 single.
iron's sorre Fsnrv IT, % Inn,,sr hsr ster u Tadv F
MAJ eyears old. iSk hands high; promising young
has been driven with Lady Wilkes the
together In 2:fS; beat 1AO single.
No. Kentucky bred Gray Horse. by Pilot years old
New York. fuo appearance good gait and improving all the
time: tn. In 2:30 All OF the above horses
sound and kind II avery way.
They viii be soii auction at tho Fashion Track. August
81 O'Clock. Y. NJ and be at the track week
previous the For further address
boz &304. New York city.
The New York herald., 1866-08-02

nSLY AMERICAN LINE
~ THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOyDS United states
Mall siesiner
BALTIC A. @. Jones, a0nv {. I.sO h. r.,
Leaves New York for BREMEN caliinga at CONES
on THURSDAY. August p
Taking passengers IN LONDON. IfAvkE SOUTHAMPTON
and BREMEN at the following rates. payable In rod
First cabin .AIuJ Second tca 10 Steerasr 81 20
The WESTERN METROPOLIS will follow on Augi.i TO-
For freight or passage apply 10
ROGER BROS. General Aeents. a. Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1866-08-02
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
4 SGLo AMERICAN TEhEGRAPH COMPANY.
PROVISIONAL CHARGES ron THE TRANSMISSION
or MESSAGES
FROM Any TELEGRAPH STATION IS GREAT
HRlTAIN OR lRELAND

BRITAIN OR IRELAND
including address and SIGNATURE not exceeding ia all
0ne hundred letters. twenty pounds.
for ever additional word no' exceeding Ave letters,
The i..rs In all word. after the ara twenty will he
counted aud divided zach Ave of fractional feHsin
der y III H. charged = a word
an Ia code or cypher viii be eharysd doubr me
All figures Intended Tor transmission nust &c written .,
fuil ength nnd viii 10 charged a. words. ~
drAfiued fof beyond ~ ~ the teie
grsphc system will b. sent forward bv usii
PROM Any TELEGRAPH STATION ~ EUROPE
II any telegraph station In Annriaa twenty ~otds,
including address date and signature not exceeding "a
~ ono hanaret eifsrs twenty one pounds 49,
for ever Additional word not etccedIns hFo sucrs,
t~rnf. ahlhnss word
Tie letters ~ al ~pris alter he nr.t sweny Will he
counted and divided hy ave- each I've o. fractional rea
tsg wiu b. charged wori
Al message IN code cFlhcg vii be charged double The
furfsllnr rates.
Ar hglres inteafea for trausmson he written
fun length ama WI be charged words.
places beyond the sngr ~ thc lcie
usphe system vii 10 ssai forsAfd ~ mail
reoA Any TELEGRAPH STATION is AFRICA, ASIA
ANp fNDis
spy telegraph station a. America twenty words Or
date and uot cKc~cdnA "a
. ono anafed letter. tsenty-nvc pouaIs.
far every additional word. ofcesdlDg ave leicrs.
twrn f.afr .htilings pr word
sol divided by ete hve fractional femsdsr
wiil ~ fitafau.i word .
Al Besssrs 10 code sypher win b. charged double the
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fui lragih sud wfi ~ fhsrg*d - woete
Message A~snesi Yian~s h~ynnd he range - the
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The New York herald., 1866-08-02

L,oR EEw oRLEANs DIRECT
II Tte and 1rrs clsss siesmsHip SHERIDAN, Cap
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The New York herald., 1866-08-02
NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY AUGUST 2, 1866



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The New York herald., 1866-08-02

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The New York herald., 1866-08-02

a -BuRxuan's ruRxrrUsE MOVING xsr AnI.rsr
n. ussl oG1re ~ Wea ifsh a. a~ss en- ruvnIture
fsmsll~s moved. cisy esunuy infustars psasrfssl
pseks1 sui sap,ef r1r,llar. eevet
The New York herald., 1866-08-02

NiROrTIN0 noRSEs FOR SALE.
n At TIE FASHION COURSE.
Friday August B. aAS r NJ, By public auction. bay
stallion Ccas years old BY George wilkes. dam chest
nut BY leon, grandam Fanny Eer this colt has
white heels behind 10 well made without blemsh and
Emo stopper Nc has been broken but trained Also
brown Marc hv Rysdyks Hambetouian. dam by imported
eIlfoundsr seeca years old she l. very stylish hand
resembling Brunette, about fifteen hsnds
The New York herald., 1866-08-02

A UCTION NOTICE-E. ROTH. AUcTfoEEER. WILL.
"A sell this day Thursday August ~ II o'clock A. n.
pTsessy over a0oo worth q %asnssc. HousshSa fur.
serve the four story housc No no Clinton place. Eighth
street. between Fh and Sixth avenues consising Of
nncent rosewood Pianofoe Stool and Cover, all modern
full " octave richly carved legs and c.se
spion Of French salin brooael superb Bronxes Works
Of Art Vases; 0 Paintings BY eminent ARTISTS Velvet Brs
and Ingram Carpets; Eiageres style Of Louis
XIV solid black walnut E,tcps.n Table Buet and Dinne
covered With haircoth and reps; BLACK walnut and
Bedsteads Bureaus Spring and Hair
Sofas and Rockers Vases rich Glass China aud Silver Ware
Table Cutlery, &c. Sae positive ". BReiiablc men Ia
attendance ship goods for purchasers
reasonable charges.
The New York herald., 1866-08-02

A UCTION sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
"A granted BY the Hon. Gideon Tucker Surrogate Of The
auction BY Bsnj p Falrchid anctioneer Friday August
ls6d at II A. g. at NO ~ West street. contents OF liquor
Store consisting Of wincG LQuora Cigars Counters Fix
tures kc the unexpired Lease and good win OF
mses. JOHN n. WILSON, Collector.
The New York herald., 1866-08-02


fs0 pNsseaGef trains leave Savannah daily -
gk>HkAL BARNES leaves TharsdAy, Aus 2 aisP NJ
hts dng gn~t the pier IA connection With the o~or
ria Central R-,ross al points that rad and s con
necfinun south na
Frsights reo-sed daily. through rates furnished.
Fos freght pass@k with anontionn
agpiY ~ LIVINGSTON. FON q CO. Agents.
NJ. - IlBrfty street.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-07-25
THE MEXICAN TINES.

Since the death Of the lamented Henry
Watkins Allen, late Confederate Governor
of Louisiana, his friends have requested me
to continue its publication. Accordingly
| have conducted it since the LIST of May
1856 and should be happy to number
among its subscribers my friends in the
United States.
The paper will not be political, except to
advocate the Administration ard particu-
larry the reconstruction policy Of President
Johnson. 1t will give the news from Mexi-
co and all parts Of the world, aud will, like
"Galignani's Messenger contain the best
articles from every influential newspaper.
The following are the agents in the Uni
ted States viz:
MIR Eugene B. Peddleton, No 81 Broad
way, New Y ork; Mr. A. B. Magruder, Bal.
more; MIR. Stephen D. Yancy, Richmond
Va; Mr.. Henry Pedleton, Galveston Texas;
and Messrs Gushing & Cave, Houston
Texas. These agents are authorized to APP
point as many more as they may think prop
er, who will conform to the instructions Of
the General Agent in New York.
Ss1- Terms: 81 month, or $40 year,
Invariably paid in advance. All commune
cations intended for this paper must be
post paid and addressed to j. B. Magruder
editor of The Mexican Times.
j. BANKHEAD MAGRCDER.
MEXICO, June /, 1866.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-07-25
Southern Women.

Forney, in the bitterness Of his hate, in
the intensity ofhis malignity to the South
and everything belonging to it never lets slip
an opportunity Of misrepresenting, vilifying
and slanderlng her people. Like the great
captain be so much admires, he spares nei-
ther age. sex nor condition, and elects the
loose expectoration Of his foul talk as readi-
ly upon woman as upon the lowest OF his
own associates who may chance to rouse
his ire. We have specimen OF this in a
recent article in the Philadelphia Press on
Southern Women" in which an attempt
is made to hold these up to public contempt
and scorn as "creators of strife and beget-
tiers of endless woe" But, as the proph-
ct Of old found himself unable to curse
whom God had not cursed, and blessed
those whom he was sent for to overwhelm
with maledictions, 80 the ratings OF this
indecent and shameless reviler of everything
that is noble, honorable and of good report
becomes tribute to the lofty virtues Of
those noble women.
Speaking of the conduct of the women of
the South during the war, Forney thus
shows up their iniquities: Between the
roar Of the first gun and the shrek OF the
last victim they displayed an indomitable
energy, a fertility of resource, a boundless
enthusiasm, contempt for danger, a hatred
to the North and a devotion to the South
which found no parallel among the sternest
who mounted the deadly breach or aimed
the deadlier shot. If a political meeting
was called and only three attended, one was
a woman; if praises, prayers and blessings
were required, women performed the pleas
ing duty, with feeling and pathos that
were exceeded in fervor only by the curses
they showered on their opponents and faint
hearted countrymen from the beardless
youth to the gray-haired sire, there was
none able to resist their graciousness, their
charms, their smiles, their tears, their loves
but above all their scorn, sarcasm and con-
tempt"
1t never has been the habit Of the women
of the South to attend political meetings,
and we have never heard that they did so
during the war. But the other charges
brought against them are true-to their
immortal honor be it said. The fervent
love of country, the devotion to principle.
the unaffected piety, the generous self-sac-
rifce, the calm courage, the womanly ten
derness, the unfinehing fortitude they ex-
hibited whenever circumstances provoked
their exercise, which this man Forney i'm
putes as crimes to the women Of the South
will form their crown Of glory in the ages
to come. And long after ForneY shall have
gone down
ITO the vile dust from which he sprung,
Unwept, unhonored, and unsuing,"
Poetry and Art shall combine to do honor
to the memory OF that splenid sisterhood
the "Women Of the South. I IN. Y.
News
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-07-25

sa- We must again call the earnest Mt
tention of ell classes of the community, in
terested in cotton. Of the superiority of iron
over rope for bailing purposes. Iron is
more than one third cheaper than rope and
is for superior in every respect. Not more
than fair sample can be drawn from a
bale bound in iron, which necessarily pre-
vents loss in weight and pilfering from the
bales, by which planters have lost so heavi.
". The great additional security against
loss by fire or damage, if thrown in the
river from necessity; as often occurs, is an
other valuable consideration to the planters.
So, we hope, oil interested will heed our
warning and at once order Fassmann s Iron
Ties from Chambers & Latting, Cotton
Factors, No. 81. Carondelet Street, New
Orleans.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-07-25
The Burning Of Portland,
An eye witness Of this terrible conaagra
ti0n saws:

An eye witness Of this terrible conaagra-
ton says:
The scene, when the Ere Mas atits height
was one of fearful terror. The flames, fan
ned by the high wind, leaped madly from
building to building, sometimes overlapping
low buildings and seizing upon some high
one beyond them, andfhen as if jealous that
their desoating work should not be COM
plete, surging backward and sweeping
away, in moment, those which they had
before overleaped. The air was filled with
live Goals, and shingles and other devasta-
ting torches, were borne onward to blocks
beyond the present boundaries Of the con-
Aagration, and thus hurried nits ravages
with fearful rapidity. The occupants OF
houses in it's line of progress, seeing that
their residences were sure to be devoured,
moved their furniture to places beyond
which they believed it could reach, only to
have to move it again, and in many instan-
ces to find it atlast consumed by the flames
Such was the extent Of the fire that the
firemen were almost powerless. While
they were CALAMITY fighting it in one direc'
ton, it held almost undisputed swayin 9th,
ers. The fremen doubtless did all they
could, but they were powerless before such
tornado of fire and fame. The people be.
haved well, laboring with every energy to
aid the firemen, or to rescue the goods OIL
those whose residences lay in the course Of
the fire. Buildings were torn down and
blown up for in advance Of the fire, but the
flames would oyerleap the chasms thus
made, and go on with increased forced to
further conquests.
! The Eastern insurance men estimate the
total loss property at fifteen millions o.
dollars Three hundred families were rem
dered utterly homeless, and ten to twelve
thousand people are wandering around the
vacant places where once their houses stood
The track of the fire was one fourth Of Q
mile and half long