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Trnyelrrs' (,uIde.
To Albanv. py HUDSON X. H., D.,

10 Albany, oy Hudson H. H. Depot S'th'st and
It,haye and b. Harlem H. H.. Depot 9th-.i.
End 4thav.. Wis n Idson River, a. 100. L., I.
.. and 10 p M via iisrom u = IN. and 4. um
sunday train. via hudson River, .. m City
cars rnB between Chambers ana whist station
and Civ Hall aud l5tl.-si station.
, 10 Baltimore and " a.hiu ston, by the Jersey
II. H.. foc, Of cogr,snd,.s,.. and 10 g. M.
p H. aud 70 midnight Sunday. .:......:..,.. u m
T. Boston, by New'Loudon line, Pier 80 y. II.
To Py.ion. by Sew.Iisyen II. r., via Springfield.
10 boston By New. Haven II. H.. l7ih..t. and l,h.
ave. via Shore Line ~ aud ?. m sunday. p. m
! Ctnandssns, Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca and
West. by Erie Railroad, iogt OF C1sntersst.'
al = 10 a. M and Emi.Tant tsain...... r. NJ
To Camden, Manchester. and Lons Branch. by ka
J.a SGS ps s . s'y =. yis .,s' Ms1
Line foI Manchester end Long Brpnch...... AIS 2.
80 Grceupor, by Long Island IT, H., foot flame.
,lip T. h. . a. IA and Yaphani........9a NJ and D IN.
To liacketi.town and intermediate stations ~
Morris and E,sex II. H., foot Of Barclay-st., at
800 a. m. by same road COZ station. west OF
MlbuTn at $40 p N. Mori;i9~n LApres,.;.... p M
and spriugteld--teaners leaye Peck Slip at... 81
To New Haven. by the New.Hayen R.R., 2'th-si:
ard raw at T. g. III ~. III. J. J:i5 A. aud r. H.
To the West, by Central Railroad o. New-Jersey.
vaAlleniowu. rom foot OF Liberty-st.. y. H.,
M. u N. and g:Wp p. sunday train...... p. m
L. Philadelphia, by New,JeTsey Railroad, io9t OF
Cour,lnudt St, :. 10 aud II NJ. II M, Z and D.
IN. and Il midnight. Sunday.................. r. nj
t. Providence. by steamer City OF Providence,
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, iIon Pier
- ~ r.. 4p. M
To Washington. by New-J-rsey X. X. loot Of
Couu.anit-.t, and IA. ~, ?. m, and IL
midnight. I. N.
To Permont by Northern X. r., New.JeTsey.
from Jersey City at 2. A. m, III, y and 602 =. N.
To NewOeans, every Saturday, Atlantic ard Mississippi
Steamer Line.
Staten Island Ferry--see advertisement
for further Information in egad TO Railroad Time Tables
ZEE advertisements IN another part OF this paper
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STRENGTHENING Commissioners.
lie REET-CLEANING CONTRACTORS HEARD

FROM.
The Board of CommssionerSfor Street-Clean
ing met NJ O'Clock Yesterday afternoon in the Mayors
Office for organization. On motion. his honor inc
Mayor was elected Chairman and Col Jone Secretary
The following communication was received IRON the
Street, leaning Contractors:
OFFICE OF THE CONTRACTORS roR CLEASigG STREET.
NEW DIRK, Jan. 10, 1906
Hon. J. T. HOFFMAN Mayor
DEAR SIR: In compliance with your request, We
respectfully state that during the week ending January
inst the following empowed upon the streets
this city: Lsborers. 29 cartmen 800 and during the
week ending January H. inst, sbores 243 camen, BY
There were dumped the various dumping grounds for the
week ending January g. $50 loads and for The week endne
January Is. l2239 loads.
Our large size each containing cubic
yard which than twice the capacity Of the carts
formerly employed by the city In addition We employ
Foreman each the different Wards Inspectors and labor
ers the dumping grounds to which there ~; also
District Inspector who certain portions of the city
assigned them and thsy also the foreuen are held per
sonay responsible for negligence derhcon OF duty IN
the removal Of ashes earbage OF other accumulation
Hoping that the above statement viii meet with your
wishes, we remain, your obedeDt servants
BROWN, DgvoE ksAPP, Contractors.
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4 New RAILwAY.-The Montgomery and
Erie Railway Company" for the construction and
operation Of road TO connec: the village of Mont
gomery, Orange County New.York with the Erie Rail
way at Goshen was organized on the I'd Of January
leo under the General act of the State Of New York
with capital stock Of $4,000 The following are tie
'' b,ase1o anu Wng Joan NJ oastenb
Daniel w Wsrrng Henry Bergen, George senior Walter
Mead Henry v McNea Ebenezer Van Ast Christopher j.
Mould. william Il. Luquer Of Montgomery George Gouse,
Barstow Wright Of Hamptonburg; II. Vail Of Goshen.
OFFCERs-Jose NJ Wikin, President and supeTinten
dent; John NJ. Quackenbo Vice President; Charles J.
Everett Of Goshen. Treasurer; George Senior Assistant.
Treasurer; ii. b. Bull Of Montgomery, Secretary.
The road will be almost all airline between the two
points l0a miles in length Of remarkably easy grades
and will he built the broad gauge 10 conform 10 The
Erie The construction of this road will open mp the
richest section OF Orange County 10 easy access from
NewYork and the Great West. The stock Of the Com.
pany is nearly all SUBSCRIBED and the road will be put
Under contract In A short time. the engineers now
being engaged in definitely locating the line.
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Movements o. Ocean Steamers.
Passeugers Arrived.

In steamship tlanbesu, nom ss,annah-Dr Pennyworth
Albert Leader. A. l. Spler NJ. Nelson, j. Basley. H..
BecIr r. schleidy. j. Lewis, Chss Herod. l. schold w
Berch, VIM o. Conner, Capt Keenan,. WIN. l.. Conway aud
child, w. Menke {. E. poed G. H. Baldwin. Miss NJ Cain.
e. = Preston J. Edward w. Cook, r. Myers &. Vansant
T. Butler and II In steerage.
In steamship Morning Star. from New Orlean.Mrs Brit
ner Ball Hugh Jones f. j. Baker, J. Lawrence Charlie. H.
Ennuons Willard sayles Ms. Sarah Hardy. Miss Emma
Levy g. o. Kruger William Well, Marx Crosby, Alexander
Whist J. Cbsntegrel Marx Oganvitch. W. Jacobs, John
s. Thompson John Barrett. John Brady, and IS United
state. Colored Troops in st-eIage.
In steamship Eagle from Havana-Gov. A, q. Curtin and
wife, Ms, Curt. NJ Filler, W. II. Ferris wife aud child
L. Achermand aud servant, O. Abendnnar H. Meejer A. d.
Angels l.. L. Norton, H. p Norton, Dr. J. A. Philips Geo
u. Hamilton Miss Hamilton, T.. H. Wdney, Mrs Lee.
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THE NEWS or THE WEEK.
THE NETWORK
Weekly Tribune.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JAN. 20

THE N Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week contains
the following:
LEADING hRrIcLEs-A Short Method with Free Traders
RAILWAYS to the Pacific The National Fnances Our Standing
ARMY; Peonage in Mexico Progress Of Reconstruction;
Whittier Tending; New Cabinets: Reconstruction Needs OF
the Freedmen Another Moral Exhibition Cen Jackson
Protection; Editorial Paragraphs.
NEWS Military; Naval News from Washington
New.Yok The Southern Atlantic States; The Gulf States
Tho Western States The Pacific Coast Political
Domestic Miscellany.
FoREIas NEws-Europe; MEXICO; South America
CoNGRHrs-Abs,ract Of the Proceedings
JEsrERsoS DAvIsWhy lie is Not Tried; Message Of the
President 10 the senate
NEw YORK WooL,GRowrRs ASSOCIATION CONVENTION
PotrRy-1hr Return OF the Standards; The Cold Spell
New PuRLlCArioys-On Wakefuness; Patriot Boys and
Prison Pictures &c
DEATH or PROP. MAPEs.
LKGIsIArrRR-Abstract Of the Proceedings.
AHEKlCAS DAIRYNEN AND CHEESE MANuyAcrrRBRs' Coz.
vESrIoN
THE TARIYr-ten. Jackson TO Dr. Coleman
CONVENTION OF THE VETERANS OF 1912.
The Coin WEATHER.
ISrEREsTISa TO fARNERs-American Institute Fsrners'
Cub Jan D. Apples TOT Late Keeping in Warm Lattudes;
New Jersey SatisticsSandy Land Not Barren; American
Coffee; Adobe Houses; Zone Mil Wanted; Strawberry
Muclnr Goa Tr and Picnic Acid in Agriculture and Gar.
dening English Specifics 90 Destroy Insects Wser
ing Information for fuiHsns; For Family Use Dwarf APP
pie trees The Best SOILS Tor Grapcyines.
THE HORSE MARKET.
THE bar G0oDs MARKET.
LATEST EUROPEAN hAsEsra
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Beard Of Aldermen.
yoy.pULFILLMLyT OF COyTRACT-THB COMMON
COUNCIL TO HAVE NEW BADGES, &C, az;

COUNCIL TO HAVE NEW BADGES, &C, az;
The Board met, by special call, at ! cloV IN
yesterday afternoon, the President, Alderman D''''
the chair -, corooro,,on
resolution was adopted requesting me m
Counsel TO take the necessary legal meas o. ages
from the sureties OF McCool Warnock tne u r,,,ii
sustained BY the city, in consequence OF w nun ''
ment Of the contract for repairing the street. ~ the
resolution was adopted directing 'ne 49,,
Common Council TO furnish each member OF I.c yieso"'
Boards with suitable badge maps sta'Gne ToN,rosr
resolution was offered authoiiNns W. tn ,ha Cen.
70 take the necessary measures 70 ~ ,h onnt eX
eral Government the balance unpaid oi 'e
pended in the years s62 through ,ne onon d
Committee, in furnishing troops WIN O. ms "N
milton. ,,,o .,o roeoIr,;on ,ros
so amended as 10 strike out that portion OF The reso
;o reist;ye 10 the Controller, and adding, To re-
o, ,ha members of Congress IRON this city TO urge
the pavment OF these amounts 10 the city:
Tbe resolution as amended was then adopted.
a communication was received from the Controller
transmitting statement of receipts of the Sixth ana
Eighh.ave Railroad Companies for the year lso' as
4. Ill
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UPraE COURT-CRcuIr-JAx 11.-Before Jusueo
BALr0n
MECHANICS LIENS FOR REPAIRS.


This action was in the nature Of repleVlh sent
II, recover po,s.,.ion of an envelope folding machine ap
,e,,.d nm. defendant the inventor OF VI
bs Lin3 md I'D two Of his machines 70 the paintn lo
: i eacb The plaintiff claimed that this sale was I'm
panied by an agreement that the machines da not 90
vol "a defendant should make them e ~
M. own expense They did work well and alter some e
mir, ,yhie In plains possession. were taken to the oe
endsn,s shop and there altered Before Iedeverng ths
machine the defendant demanded 49, the balance Oh
General account Of which 500 80 chaseabe 10 TIE
rense Of the alterations The plaintiff declined 10 pay t,is
On the ground of the agreement mentioned above Inc oe
ave evidence show that the last alterations con-
listed in Introducing Improvement invented since the ors
mai sale and claimed that this not within the terms OF
the original contract , - ,.-.,, an
the rrouud that the defendant only showed lien for *I9 "
when he had made demand for 1870.
The Court declined charge, holding that the pantih
va, hound tender amount actually due before bringing
The e,on but left the Jury whether the alterations
made were such conempate in the original agree
ment 49,. 80 A.. ia.
at 500. AT n,,
ton for defendants.
GENERAL TERN-JiS. II.
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.
On motion of Robert y. Waite esq, W. Il. DICK
in.op esq OF the MARYLAND Bar, admitted to practice in
all the Courts Of this State
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= C. Kuishs Deutr, Alexandra, H. B. Cr0m'

Steamer Z. c. knight Dentr, Alexandria, H. D. '''"'
well Co. , s,,.a pos,on Whitney K
Hathaway. g., ,;..,a.m NH,
Rsrs Nora Dame de Palna (FL), Formenton fohtaie"
Rr;s FIyna Cloud Br), Farren. Leghorn F. buiiey'
Bris Chief jBr) Norris, Barbados, J. +. Whitney;
Ir;y r. Young Gibson, Caldenas, j. T.. Ward 20
schs1 susan SNOW Para, b. =. sherman Co.
Scb, GEN Powell Wilmington, N. c., r. :; fowel.
schr julia Maria Colt, New-Haven, j. " ha'hahu
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coIrPT OF GENERAL sESsIONs-JAS l7.-Before
Judge RussKL-
Assistant. Distr ct Attorney BEDFORD Prosecuting
CONVICTION OF MANUFACTURER IN TIE foOhIH

ULHKEE.
The trial Of John Goodman, charged with eaus-
IN, the death Of Daniel Mcdonald by hcting stab 10 his
meek was continued yesterday in the Court Of General ses
son The perpetraed on election day in November
M In bar corner of Secondave. and Thirty ninhss
An the testimony in the being taken on Monday and
TUESDAY the cone both sides devoted yesterday to the
summig up ErJudge Stewart claimed that the abblng
was done ia sedee,e aud plead usable homicide tor ms
client the prisoner The prosecution argued That the est'
mopy proves that deed done deliberately and with in
enton TO Kill After being charged by the Court the jury re.
tired aud within hour returned with verdict against
oodmgn MAnslaugher In the Fourth Degree This M
wolves an imprisonment OF two years and half in state
Prison. The prisoner remanded for sentence.
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COrRT CALENDAR-TuIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CiRcUIT-PAET Nos. b39,
;se ;g3 col 8s 8O9 PART I-Nos ST. 5i $50. 500 59i,
GA go 40 500 1910 q 776, 32, 54 1876 go o.! 6!S oJ
6y9 GENERAL TERN-Noh 3d. 60 d. o. o., 81, o. ze4 o.
60, CO. 20. II. y, g. ~ 30. =, 40.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-PART Mos. lls7,
1889 1872 1898 Ils 1882 $685. li4 ia 1870, 1903 'o5 is'i'
1881 1876. PART IL NO calendar posted.
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CITY NE Ws.

HENRY V. Poor, so long connected with the
press in this city, will read paper this evening las
will he in another column on the Currency Of the
United States, before the American Geographical and
Statistical Society We presume that Mr. Poor will
advocate Gold versus Paper
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Thomas S. Townsend will deliver an address
this evening, on the Opening Scenes in the Drama o.
Civil War;" at Cooper Institute
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shipping INTELLIGENCE,
FORT or NETWORK. .
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Edinburgh OBI. Roske. Liverpool John @.
Dale
Steamship Moro Castle, Adams Havana Spoaord Teston
kCo.
Steamship Flag Merrill. New Orleans D. N Darlington.
Steamship Falcon, Adrich, Baltimore, J. h. Small
Steamship Ch'ssDeAks johnson, Portland II. B. CTom
well L Co.
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Frederick Douglass will deliver a lecture on
tie Assassination and its Lessons on Monday even
ing the Goth ns at the Brooklyn Academy of Music
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The Rev. /. s. Kalloch will lecture this evel
ing at tie Laght.st. Baptist Church on Kansas.
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CONGRESS HALL.-An advertisement in Al.
o'her column announces that this wenknown hotel at
a 'oany is reopened by Mr.. Adam Blake, completed,
refurnished and In good repair. Hereafter it is to be
kept IN what 10 called the European plan"
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The .chr Mary and Alkaline. Davis sailed hence 9Th inst
FOR Chncoergue in ballast reports same nigh, took heavy
the " NE. accompanied with storms when
the gale yeered ~, blowing cniuy carried away the
mainnas spit dier head stove boat, split sails and leaked
badly as mako necessary abandon her The captain
sir in number taken of by bark Hannibal and
brought 70 This port.
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MiNIATll RE- ALMANAC.
SIM Ri,es..12l San Srts...... SOL Moon "a
IiGn WATER TINS
Sandy Hook..9l0 Gov. Island. ISL Hell Gate IL 20
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PERs0SAL-PoLlncAI.-C Ir.na
nlsCELLANRoUs lTBns.
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LATEST NEWS BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH Special Die
PATCHES 10 The N. Y. Tribune -"
ConxERciALIFnii heports Of the Stock Money Cotton
Grap and Cattle Markets specially reported for fhe T.
Tribune.
Ready this morning Price in wrappers. ready for mailing,
FIVE cents.
Mail subscribers single copy, yesr52 numbers o
do Clubs OF hve...
Ten copies addressed to names Of subscribers . u 81
Twenty copies addressed to names Of subscribers A
Ten copies to one address 10 On
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Drafts on NewYork PosOfce orders payable TO the
order Of THE TRIBUNE" being safer Preferable Any
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Total. S4l6,3ys 20 Sb',J2Z n
Ordered On file.
ON motiop the Board then adjourned to Monday
next, at o'clock p m.
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READY THIS MORNuao:
THE ROUND TABLE.

SKETCHES OF THE PUBLISHERS: Descriptive Ac.
count Of the House of Ticknor Fields.
PHANTOMs OF WINTER. Poem
COLONEL SMITH AND MAJOR BROWN.
WHY NOT CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Editorial
FEAR AND THE CHOLERA. Editors.
CLERGYMEN FOR SALE CHEAP. Editorial
THE FALLEN AGAIN. Editorial
THE:REvIvAL OF METAPHYSICAL STUDY IN En-
GLAND.
BROWNELL AND BATTLES. Review
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE CONTINENT.
TOM TAYLORS LAST PLAY-MUsICAL NOTES.
CORREsPONDENCE-LlTERA NEWS.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEwSDEALERs
He & C. II. SwEETSER. Condoc,or.
Publication Office, No. l32 Nsssalst
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IAdyerti,euaept

A SILENT SEwING-MACHIsg, making the
sehGated wilcox K Gibbs Stitch" strong, elastic and
durable. WILCOX GIBBS, No. sos Broadway.
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The Case Of the ship Neptune.

HORRORS or TIE NORTHERN PASSAGB-THE CASE
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT-PRELIMr
NARY EXAMINATION BEFORE THE CoMMIS-
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Dort- War6rns' Notire.
STATE OF NEw.YoRE

STATE OF NEw.YoRK,
PoRr-WARpgSs OFFICE, No. lO4 Wsllst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section of the passed April H. 1857 entitled An
Act Reorssnix- the Wardens Office Of the Port of New
York. TO all persons interested in havn: charge Of the
subject matter OF such inquiry eNlmn alton survey. that
the following vessels under examination by the Port
ardens tina, the said examinations will be
completed within days succeeding this notice.
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Smiled.
Disastcrs,

Steamship Moravian fer Liverpool.
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On motion of Robert y. Waite, esd, W. Il. DICK
n.on esq OF the Maryland BAR was admitted 10 Pidccc
all the Courts Of this State.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-21
~0efIeet9 wieiOpmi.

ere stte&ts mir Dcmf :
uofteine. Die i3dbne uetoen baIb
gefjs, penn bersh e9nak ni6t ieOe
bieruHo3pansig StunOen entfernt ioirc.
I'm Sies ipiFtfant 81 tburL sibt es ni6ts
telTer, ale &paob0nt; 20 erbaIt bic.
Glafur umhnr@hringli5 MHh Mu5erft6rs
bar. 2 Y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-21

gleiufon See unb Daniel Sones tpurs
ben beibe tuegen gu ftarter gorliebe
gun, Stobertlon County aua SO Strafe
berurtbeilt. IL "
". 9utbborodsb sieng NIT elmer
Game, Die Der Yoli3ei ais ,lnnioraliid}
betannt 1T, ipa3ieren uno bate fir
bieien Spasiergang $14 gu bintere
lesen. l as &.
Cara @lab, 9lnna SuIoiaton uno.
9lancn Station, brei gefallene Gngel,
ioIIten lebe 81 Dem 8ecorber fur fGle@s
te 9luffabrung einban6igen, IN @rinang>i
elung bes notbisen Cabs iuurben f.
ms Worfbaus gei6idt. 1a,'el'
Sobn Soeal, @apt. 98iniloiu iiub
Sobn 9teirc,~ fir nd@tIi9es 9agu<
bnn6iren An 80 beroatnntt, ebenfnHs
ohne Nli!td trdten ar1 Die Geiie
ms 9trbeitsbaus an. X
Safe Googers ioElte fiir ibren &aufd
80 Binterleger, Obne @elomittel gu ba@
ben iuurben aud ibr Die Sbore Der
@atterfon Building aufeetban. y
Dalton GipinneD iparb betrunfcu
auf Der StraBe aefunoen, aud er mar
f9ierte in's Mrbeitsbaus. ~ 45s.-t +
Gins Garter, alias 8unton, err
f6ipinoeIte iid unter 8oripanb elm
Yfero uno gSagett unb iuarb in Gr<
rnaitgelu:ig bon $54 anf langere 3eit
ms 8ortbauS pe6irt.
4lfreo Sneg uno SO. So6nion iua@
rem beioe NIT Der Stdrfe 6eS 8bisfeDs
gu ipenig bertraut uno fieteu, als Der
9piritus ipirfte, ben 8oliailten in bic
Sanoe; ieoer be3ablte fur bieie Gr<
fenntniB 81. s -'.A . p +.
Is 6aue, Die Der &eeorber ni6t
frafte, ionbern NIT freunoliden @r<
mabnlngen beirnihiGte, beenbigten bic
Chronic Der @eeor6ers Sffiee fur se<
fern.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-21
Criminal . Gpnrt.

Gor ben MfFien 0es @ef@morenen
@eri@ts uaroen geftern berf9ieOene
halle Dorgenprntierl. 1Ig S
3uerlt iuur6e Sobu Noa@ uno gD.
8op6 um bebeuten6e @umule1 geitraft,
tue9en ungefesliden @usi@entens am
Sonntage. g. 'sissts - 4Ss
Damn tparo Der SiebfabIs Broseb
geeen 98iIiam Sones, alias Brigham,
tuieoer anf9enOnmen, ieood abernlaIs
berlegt, UNI iteue 8eugen III befMoffen.
SanieS Sorter tpur6e fur 5 G1Ile als
Gpieler ie ;tt $40 9eftraft.
Charles ScBnfon, alias 6. @abler,
alias St1[us, Elm 6arbiger, iuurbe me-
tpegen Betrlie8 ~ 5 Sa6Fet Reniten<
tarb uerurtbeilt.
8eniantin @rien, aud Elm 6arbiger,
tDegen Nanbes, az Is Sabten unb
98iIicnt Syones, alias @rigban, tpe<
gen f@tperen DiebffabIs, gu 10 Sabren.
Serr gBiniam Grauer iuarO aif iein
Grfu6en Der PFi9ten ais Gef6iporener
entbunben. " 81. .,..e.sfs.aa u Is
ST. SbOmas nabm feline @iirserpas
pierre beratts, Y (
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-21
etabt umb Stunt.

0er9etdbnif nemer Nujet9en
i'm sbsHtistH 8Iatts. g
d. q. Ssufen--@e unb 3assrs
Bier &etppyI.
2. @eitmaIltr upb Dewnlo- 8eftnits
ration uno Diatarb Gallon.
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OffTcieae elite
Sperial NDti5rn,


g8ie uniere 9eier aus Ser betrefs
fenoen Nn3eige erfeber, baben Die Serz
rcn &obert 9Seiturliller unn Sobn Sss
lpalo oas Sans, iueldJes friiber bon
Qoiieau 8ros. als Biuiaro SaIeon
inregcbnbt, anfaufiid sii6ernpn,men.
0ie 0erren, tuel9e unlern 2eIern 9es
nigen6 befannt lino, tperben aQes M6g~
li9e aufbieten, Inn elm eIegnates uno
Der groBltaot ylafbbiqe argemeflenes
4ofaI gu idahen. Das tptrb Nafbpille
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Der @berrb StraBe unter6olb Ser 9as
sette Office Wis a Wis Der golenaoe
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net, tpofelblt bon einen Iiebensiplroioen
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beiu@t i'm.
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can, 9itarb Companion. pntter gfir
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3ette, Beeflb SeraIb, 81. .. g8orI6,
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riean uno anbere tdgli9e 8eitun9en.
8eri6te aus allen Sbeilen bes
Staates iiber Sen Stano Der Grnote,
iiber 8olitit, 9eieIliges 2ebe'l un6 9l[IeS
mas fur SntereiIe fur ben 2eler lit, fino
unS ftets pillfomnen,
SBir MAIDEN baS 0eutfde WubIifum
tpieoerbolt onrauf aufnerflan, boB mir
ale Arten 0rufarbeiten in gnalif6 ios
tDobl als Deutf9 an ebenio biLlieen
Rreifen, iuie irgenb cine anoere Srus
derei anfertigen f6uncn. u.s.
Gmpfeblungsfarteu, Bi9er unb 6efte
aler 9lrt u. (. NJ, u. 4. 10. fann man
in furaer Seit nnb gu biuigen Yreifen
IN unferer Office auf 8eiteIIung err
balten
@ir iu9en 3uberldbige Ng,nten in
allen Sbeilen Der Union fir Die ySens
neiIee Staats s8eituna." et-a -.
Gin Slid in unfere 8reisIiife ipirb
unlern 2eier aeigen, 0ab infer Conn
tagsbIntt aud. alIein, Obne Die 3eitung
tagli@ au lebntea, gu baben lit. OaS
@onntaesblatt foftet $4.00 per Sabr
unb eignet ii@ CUR 8erf6iduns mad
auBerbalb uno aud mad europa.
Sine @artie 8adpapier 1T in rrie< :.
rer Sffice 81 iebr biIi9en Rreifen gu
haher.
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