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Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

THE Eureka NH Company establishment at Ignx Greek has recently gcae iuio operation, and working the orc from the Enreka Mine. We
 hyc seen some beautiful specimens Of gold bull
 bn from this mine and null There Is no ms- >ke about it. Thc EarekA miie and mill arc 1nong the permanent and reliable institutions of te day. Success, say VIC, to our friends General Dpultcr and his associates. Who has pcrsevercd bpre thoroughly and successfully
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

Joux l.. WATERS, the well known sutier at For ,yingate was married in Philadelphia In July last
 ,o Ni.. Ada Ludlam, Of Cape May, New Jersey ,ohp and hs bride have arrived in santa Fe, an'
 ,,e ,oln the Gazette in warm wishes for the happi mes of the newly married pair.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10
AnMINIsTnATOR,S NOTICE.

Wu. q BERRY. hif attorney. Prescott. November eh isf6.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

4 A NEW IuDGE.-Wc learn that new Judge .,med Russell, and halling from Missouri, Ina Aec, appointcd for this Territory. Whose plac Ae is 10 hn wc do not know, probably Judge A ayn's as that worthy when he was In San Francis <o lately spoke in most disparaging terms oi An Brew Johnson.
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

ysssHs. GRAY AND WicKESBuIG arrived yes
 ,..rday from La Paz. They report that it Is nov :. ,e general belief that Mir Khrcnbcrg was sho
 ,v some Indians, who attempted to rob the sta s,on at Dos Palmas while he was sleeping there .-rhe body of MT. F.. Is temporarily buried there
Arizona miner., 1866-11-10

HE Bully Bueno mine and mlll, Of which we constant talk and speculations about, seems we settled down to a plain matter-Of-iact con under the control of a gentleman by the os Cofhn-xhOm we learn Is progressing >ilr upon very sensible principles, with cap 'o carry out the true interests of the extensive pany whose agent he is. We would be much ed 1T the Major would favor us with his views 'he facts connected with the important inter- hleh he represents In our Territory.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04

u Giner stffefa per Babel sitaetrsifeueu
OePef9e Sss @uassrhslsrs bet SnIrl st: 81
lena sufOlse ffnbet beute Ratmfttaa auf Der
SHfeI Gin Sdtefen md btr 5latfsrldeibe taft dti.
sOOte psrbfnabtrfit film sbeftaebmer iiber
ben Slug alif biz aufel All brinoen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04

sliA% Gi,alsESh Ell dlSia tsssu
9 d ttenb anme in Der @e6ar,
Gde bon gberrb @lgaee, mo 0erabe in
6rOnt oes neuen gebau6es, iueIdes mir
.i&ch Oftgeripabnt baatn. slDutbe eefern
gornittas sefadt, @ebbaIb, ipiiIen
mir nidt, bod untertiegt es feinem
8iusifet. bab Dem @ebdube fonpbt; ais
add Der StraBe, Oaour6 cine nabIi6e
ffOs esEa Pa ip He ,,51aq safpai
AH 6labberi@t. Das Oampfs
Boot q: 9ater beFEieb gsitsrn @pdnlit<
tag Die 2ebee un0 nabm$ afIaeiere ie6od
MUIR iuenig Sfadf bon bier ha6 eaitO
NIT Dampfboot 5annie Bran6ies Geat
nod Ibor Nnter. Ser SIu6 1T 90 Boil
an ben @4oaIs. ass saa II
:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04

Il ottf Gisgs gsasi 1de IStsea sfBatleis.
BaSerls 8eeEls, Repjeu, GieiGa Glbioa sara-
beE Dr8ems 9eeSieU, SbCetseatber gFepprt
SunSas aimts Drf6arte, 9ennefee gtaats-
.3eituns aub ahSfse glatter. y 80 ''..'s'.s 3
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04

Seine ssreunoe faubsn i'm borasiteri,
9fodmittas i'm bepEbtIofeu 3ufadOe in
feinem Bette lie9ei. @S6neIIe dr,tIide
Salfe bradten i'm pie6es sall Seuusf,
fem; er ersabIte Oanf, bab e. SIC SIalbe
Yaintillsr iOpObl dIs 'dlid5 Sis 8 I'M :
gen = bis $50 Sropfen Qauoanlin, aoe<,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04
Sta0tAn0 6tQafs

R Oie neiien Gta6tbater foIIten
es iib 5ur Sauptaafsnbe @feaen, 3ofOrS
tige MabregeIf gu ergretfen. UNI ben
ftaO,ii6en &irdbOf iofOrt AZ l6liebep,
unO einen neaen &tr9Bof 100 m6atid)
3ipeiL ein:n am gloros mn6 ei1en am
SiiOenOe seIesan, Deitl aubeFbdlb Ser
SlaOt gu er6huen.
5n ben Iestens 4 g8obsn fms iiber
$50 2eiden anf Der Gitp @anetera,
meIde ringsam BON beuo6aten Sau
fern nmgeben il, beerSist luor6en.a Die
Seipobner Der 2 y 8. un0 aud Der TO-
8arO, iueIdbe uamentIi6 in oieier Nnsa
9ele9enbeit imtereifrtu iinS, ielten I'm
aufbOrlid ibren 8ertreter i'm Gta0ts
ratb ben srOben uebeIFano Dor auaenr
balteu, Der Ourd Ofsn6dttans Oes alien
SrieSDOfes iiber feOerbdngt il. as
bIlfe, abbilfe, abblIfe9 Oerdrtiaes
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nidt in Oiefer 8e5ieBung ipenisfens Sic
Gebrdub europaildler Gibilsiatioa mady<
00men' anaatB4f8d ? dua sIs
~ Die 0ifentEiGensG dnIen mn 4
ferer StaOt utFbahaih nddBe 9lonS
tag ibre 2ebreouritn wieaef er6ffneIi 4. |
ipiro uns Oann GeIegenbeit eebOten, unr |
fsre auHOreife iuieOer aufSune5mel. |
H Wir tOrhmsI atberaaIs aaf bie.I.
tranrise Ountle Gas s8eleudtlMa sallIss
ferer Sta0t surad. Benn Das gas /
feIbft ni6t beGrr saGsfsites siSer - Il
tann, 70 fOGts ipssisItens' bon Gsiten
Der etaOtbeB5rhe paraui eeleben iper.
ben, bas bic @IasfdJeiben osr 2ater,ter, |.
iUie Oas iberaH eitte III NbenoS BOT BOT +
oemansinOeH DerGasFammen gereiniat T,
'uer0eE, gRaDde berieIben trlbsss.
burd ben 6i6en Staub Der fidb anale< 4
febt Bat, bas iden a. I'd 5isnsli d tribe
2i4t urO Oerbteifea etneh $6eir berl
benz elmer Raatianaps naber fonsl,st. ala /
Dem elmer etfabsnse ebeIeadl tuas ]. |.
Rg Vim @aaEtr aquare fdJfe.les Ii
seitern bic gIr6eiter fd bOppsIte grbsf 3
~ NADER &aatR 6attea 10 Die @teis n
nc aaf eiaen @lat ihsetabseli traS aks 1
JeIGoen, ais fie tpieber enfngen, 6feieIs = q
,,n aufsnlabtn hAs dit eitieF anbsrn i
5teae fie IUieoa dbJdaSens sluf Siele .
Belle 0ebt iDenj0lteus Der Saa herl,a.
mo bic etaok bssa5It q lUie 70, eSIIsn &
Dreie. 1870. q,
~ Seit ben Iehten Eaeen ipisO es q
yeoem aafeefaaen fsilE of "a, Eli 81 y
euteHD regeres zteihsn aal Den gtfag N
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,eroeu bic Gef4dfte ID Sslrie 6as nads 81
OLen, mas Our@ ter @Iemten 0i,Iaisd d
/ Der SerbhfniiOn DerfSililt ipur0e. n ~
n u OF 2 ~ g
a.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04
9pccial N0fisell. .

E#4 Saa,s :
SEE gi5rfs sfSbe,
1T 2Ofal 40tsent Der, Reaneffee gtaafs
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\ 5ttf Gigg gsasi os fStben stbdilsa
BaSerls gBeeElp &epiep, Gieiea MIbtca i0ra.
ber DrSeus SaesietU9 SbOtaeatber seepOrt
Sunbay Stntess DeTbarte, SenaeRee @taats,
3eitans apS asDfre glatfr.s . = 81 sa.,s i
L gBer nir suitr @rsesrfe j eintaufeu
~fa, bsF ssrseff aiRt SAB 5err 9eais @dii.
nentann isinfn Store in SO. 81 in Der N9ar-
tft Straee bat. Aapsu:,aa ssss SSH ssssaalsa sss
i Giner seftefa per aabel einaetrsffeue,,
DePef9e bes @uasetltslrs bet syniel st. 81
lena 3nfOlse ffnbet beate Ratmtttaa auf Ser
5Hiel Elm Sdtefen mad brr Jlatfstldeibe ifa TAFT
SOute tcerbena bfrfit film Sbeftasbnter ilber
ben Slug aaf biz snfsl sabrinssm.
\ Die Cumberland Bales gerjiderinas :
@eieai&sft heren aseat eerr Soba s6imm=
Ter it, beforst Gelddite aRfss 8effe amb gilfdisl
satfs, bepabrteS Saititat beFaaat. il D ssaa
i Brlerfu5ea laalere SffanSe aedjraals
brinsenS, ,tits Ieftt6eiluns sn rnaci,en, sori,,,
elmer obtr Der ansere unlerrr absanentea pom
ben Grasrrn iibergansen pirb.
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Mrbetter i'm 0iaarerbanbperf. 81 III allrn
nnifrn 8reanben, bic 8auteit su befsraeil ba-
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| Infer Sre,inb 5. Q.sg. aoie III
bon ieinem gpsahs mad benz Siie,l NIT !
eiHem rei6baltis fertirteu 8erratb bon
9erbif<un6. g8ilttertlei6srn aIIer gIrt
suriidsetebrt.
4 0ie aa9saaeaee Sta seiha,S
Oas einSige tdgli9e 8Iatt in giashbiIIe.
tuel9es fur 80 @ehfs BET ISOLDE afrei |
ms Saus geliefert miro. ellie iibtiden1
3eitnngen Der Gtaot foifeu 35 Gents. |
Seoen Sienitag fnoeti Der Sefer IN +
unieren 2ofal< Spalten cine -ioraf6Itia
ansgearbeitete 9iite Der I'M pofanit snin /
abboten bereit liegen6en 8riefe..q E..,5.t
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= quareT SD nnterridjfe bierrdit e
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S9uben uto StiefeIa Id iebr eflieSrios
ten Yreifen abfesen iueroe un6 miro Go
lnl9 febr freaen, iuenn iG meine sablz /
rei1en Smn6en i'm 2aufe DieIer Cation h
nit biIliger ,6abbeeleieauS 6tOieaeh
WaT 8. 9utmann,
fo3mt 6 80. 20 pabIie D 4lase SO f@
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04
! SReeelrDer,,,s .xpr !,

III 6 ptAarina 6 OnIb Die unoroentIiGen
Setrngens halher Dor Dem Mecorber
gefefn gormittag erf6ttu beSabte IS
fur Siefes gersebtn. 8 & .l.ss5as
lg;a Rdtb @rap fiir baEeIBe gereeben
mubte 80 SiibneseD ibinterIseea.
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gefesiuibriaet SEltffabr.ai9 Dor Sen
S4rnrfef itunO, bssaBIte 80. s. .'s.
| s2 Sobn sbeetritfs, eit notorifder
ssgasantmler, iparo auf Der etrabe OBJ
ba9lps gefunOen e. ioIIts ,tiur s24 be-
sabIen, bate tein 9eIO unO erbielt slrs
belt ms eOstS int sBorfbahts,;o ''a '7''
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brandte, hnt ibrent Corn Cuff Ill ma
den, lpurne auf oies bin ansgflaot Den.
oHenaiden sSrie6en seitOrt gu baben.
Sic ipite $50 fir Oiefe 9tubef6tlinq
be3abIen, belaB ie6od feline gelbmitteI
IMP tpurOe iIns.gieraaf GeIe8enbeit ee>
scbenI I'M Mrbeitsbans flnftig bin ibse
3otndasbriide sur @eItans su briuaen.
sobn 9eui1isdh atDdr dnaetIaat, anuf
ssiaidm Maee luoasB, NIT Der Qlbiidt
Jpn 81 tObten, sefdohen gu baben, er
iOIlte fir Oiefe Sdiebabuna s54 be8ab, |
lelh Mr. s. &tlIog ifeIte Seeuritb |
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nabnten Sdiebaffdre betbeiliat mar, /
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9isorberlB eonOurt" iitb Dor Se,a Ges;
etaer DcrantDorten iOIIte, ifelIte 6ard5 |,
Dr., 9obertfon 1924 8iirsfdaft.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04
SDrfenberi6t per SeIe9rapb.
9fem 9prf1 Sff
! DC orqIsns ashnnhE -.

b l,la gor Chs 5ehntlbE a.saa,f
81 Sob offhetei NIT 14S8A. gs 'ssass =
BalmiuoIIe 1T afttb nnb 8retfr tel
gen. 49, GeatS murine fir oas
YfnunS besabIt@, 1000 8aIen mllrbe
bente berta9ft un6 146 8aIleu em>.
pfalige,t. L.
SIS 10 . nbr Nsitt TAGS r
81 @eIS 14s44
S.SOsr reailfrirte OSs<-fO9
SSts pg . y fl2-4f2fI8
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al "a S'up"us f09L-f091S
En. r ,r-ts- =. ~ - ~ $500
~ f.-.--- -s-sf ". .n!Ls 1863
. enar. @(Oib ii iS'''r7''''
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04

u Der MIR sittt @rSe sffss einfaufs,,
mid, bsF ssfseff midi SOB 5err aeais edit.
Henann leinfn Store in SO. 81 in Der 9Rar-,
tet Stra6e bat. ,sss,z, v,s s,,su .s.4,sasa ,s,sa
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= 20 4 -. Z .s1as { llals Fs1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04

S,d iti o tst Sieien sfsr IN SarOpa ieOerset
6rantfurt a. u. Sins. Mester ieeI. eObt uu s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04


+ Die g6absn psraen .heute
saa6mittas 2 ltbrfb II Sc sa,absn.
Sale, so. ~ 6e6ar ctr, rsd5t sdbI.
reid einFnoen, nm einem bort ifattfn.
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lIen. .9s4siTCE si1fk
/ &eipmt NIle, bantit Dag 9guae aed0fl
iiuS Die SaiO iider tpiro.sslsa,aa sss NM
~ "a Die Cholera oils ebiOeuie
.bdlIfdacta aus lhierer w1itte beri6ipur,.l.ss /
Den 1T = nl6se Re ME snebr striidtsbs
rell tlac 4ir re nnS ia siliaeItl ii a ,er.
3iFeisie 6aae| bon gkOIaraannO abuIider
4rantbvitep bBtgChimeis s,teroen mir ben
taaLId Den gefiat bes acknowledgements
boH teptea iasvAibiteM. ss 'ss's7aa
ngF llnlsrieb ttnDsttber greaab ST.
Dr. 8naf Fl mar fell cinieea Sac |
seuredt aefdBfIi9 Frdnt. et bate |
eiten ftdifsn slnfaIk BON glsrbspf ,her.,|
nit hid gerigeey BelrieAieana rmeTs
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eriAbrsa fid beoeutenO better befti6et,
'irD II sinisea xassB IDS lainea 81 /
tnts9ei4dften 81 IUiOmgn TIL gtdhcs iii. I
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04

R Gin aaufebnIi@ers Sransbsrt
ianger @ferbe, tuelde Sem &. Il, g.
Gaba4eries Saesiment susetbeiIt psrSen
fOilens trafen bier Elm iulb tunrOen biefels
ben 9eiterH 9admittag bonn 2OnispiIIe
sGtlenbabnoepOt mad Der 9aierne obens.
9faannten Ofegi,tfents transportirt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-04
.s4fi anoSr s., slDae, ,ass ,aisl
edbpsfli@s Gds ner Satfsh ahS ssaiagrass, cine
7rsPpf bod Cincinnati Ohio. ~
Me6 eIs@ff6aft NIT europa. ri

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GoIectiOitefi uNS Mussa5Iltaem ieber Nrt in oIIen
4Retle SoeAti9la1oS fperben uon lnir mic aeIp5bn<
ltdl, aul bic prompteite Mrf be1orgt.
6itr 1edisls anf Stem .Dort sI1s anbere sanbeIss
ffote Ser 8eretnisten Staaten farm man thinner Sci
mir aas @sIS erbelten,' iaHbfyIsH va .1JG M
gul bic naitebenOtn gIdse Fn6 BEL mir gecieI in
iigfteH 6 ourien IN bdbeit.
@eloers petde an ireenb eineS her itafhffebeubeuI
2dnfer M Sentidlnno fur Shre 8e5uIlna eineejanht
ODER neS9bit meree5 NIT Dem 8emerteu ba mir Sos
non 9adr!9t gu geben is t5nnen bel mir in Ginein=
nag fegle.s n tiuigenSer Min3e erboben sperSen,
ealten babe. Gn ID pnn meisn uerftbie6eie en- 9dt,I
qers tn!mer nit iebem Steomer BrieFe erbaIte peu
l.qsrte MnS btuigite gses nm GelOer mad Amerita ~
6iir Sob anS Slide, be;ubIe i'd ftets has bSbfte
Elite ,ireiner 8anquiers in 0eutidlano
u, /, M an Die SIR 8eI6 besablt unb
0aun BET mir. erncFe,t n,sySsn Yo,n,,, sl'al. 1
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4S SffIcielfe &fffe sst
Der I'M Bieiisen 8oltant, ais nn6eltelfz
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MILLER SaeOb ayssas aea agH5gips Rse A9H q 'leEsa4
gobI ern t24n stditb q - ssss ~ Is 'i,i
aieger GeCsse s.. Sitter -0boea ! 80 - +
Spiesrl SaeOb = 8eiienbei,ser ,sz,isA,;ds .
81 W Il tag ',,... s9sfsig
TsTser . P5dif d. e 8riefesa
= Deitftarr i 6tryDinOa. azgreuse,,. .a33si
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6n6s 5rts, Glls Ggers AiillE9 - ai,s. So
3 aeetsner ScP5is giiher. gDsisp5aIsi, ~ ~.
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Y asofen9elm eliasa aus epefaes. 4ilA aielsg3
eifarsiter p aus Sal A IS a5Es saiaI 81 i
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

the Governor OF Texas says that if the troops
are withdrawn the courts can protect both
soldiers and freedmen. The General adds,
"But this is not So" and adduces the cases Of
the murder of two unarmed soldiers, and the
refusal Of the Grand Jury to find bills against
the murderers. A little further on, the
report says cit is strange that when white
man is killed by Indians on our extreme
frontiers, the greatest excitement will take
place, but on the killing of many freedmen
in the settlements, nothing is DONE" Aud,
again, in order that his reporting such de-
plorable condition of affairs may not be con-
stIued into unkindness, he adds :-'I cannot
help but see this, and cannot help but tell
it to my superors, no matter how unpleasant
it may be TO the authorities of Texas" So
much for the declarations of General P. II.
Sheridan.
General D. e. Sickles bears testimony to
the desperate condition of affairs in his dis
trict. He adduces instance after instance of
murders of harmless negroes, and prosecutions
OF white loyalists and teachers, and declares
his inability 10 prevent it under the existing
institutions. He states that secret Rebel
societies have to be broken up by force, and
that General Wade Hampton has violated his
parole he made the remarks generally at
tributed to him. He also declares that, wher-
ever failure has attended che attempts of the
freedmen to work, that II was the fault oil the
planters, and says, in the words OF the Marquis
OF Siigo:-"Whenever the planters wish the
thing to succeed, it is successful" The re-
ports OF these two high officials clearly
prove that the South is not in a condition to
be lelt without restraint. .............TI.
And yet General Grant, in his few remarks,
states that the progress of restoration in the
outhern States is all that could be expected.
With these evidences before him, we are at
loss to see on what he based his assertion
We prefer to take the word of officers on the
spot, and, on the contrary, believe that the
South is rebelious still; and the treason still
existing must be crushed out, by the sword
and by starvation if necessary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04
The Report Of GeneraI Crant.

The Report OF the General-in Chief consists
of the reports to him Of the subordinate com
manders, and is quite voluminous. The only
two documents OF any general interest among
the large batch transmitted, are those of
Generals Sheridan and Sickles. Treating, as
they do, OF the spirit manifested in the various
Southern States, all of whom are included
within their districts, they form valuable
testimony as to the real feelings Of che recon-
structed. General Sheridan has travelled
extensively throughout Texas aud the various
States under his control, and gives as his de-
lberate conviction that-"My o,on opinion is
thd the trial Of a lohtte MAJ, for the murder
ofafreedman ia TerGs scould be a. farce, (" and
adds, Il make this statement because truth
conpels me, and for no other reasonn
Such is the evidence afforded bya Gene
raj amply qualified to Judge of the spirit of
the Southern people. He also states that
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04
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fg SHEPPARD's SHIPPERS GUIDE,

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

} FRANKLIN ALMANAC
For 1se7.

FOk 1897
, he high character which UTHE OLD FIR kNKtTN
Ahi@ahnAC a ~ has gtined by reason Of the variety aud
ected therein Is " main aimed in che issue or 1851
t work being Tie aim Of the sRsS1
useiu work for reterenc an0 instruction cbncern
tbs Intention the various Of the @ %n
containing dates, references aud concise information
thronoioeioal Eras.
ChronolOeica Cye es
Aspects and Notatons.
signs of the Times and Seasons
sSmbos 81 enc ne Insh and S5 H PfoSess Seson' 1857
Commencement Of the Year.
Q ascettan the Length of the Day and Night
morning and Eventng stars
Jupfer
saiur
Calendars of the Months
Even (Amtrican) 1855 1866
Events LForeign), R65, 1856
Railroad AcclCents 10 tbe United ates 1856
Disasters to Ocean Steamers, 1865 1866
., Steamers Lost and Destroyed in the United stsies
Debt Of the United States
Executions in the United States. 1856
shCps etSO3st 'SI pscopal sSS Church. 1851
EeSTSq9gy 6SaSs 9S b;GTse1 sSS lsSS ,sas
Interior Dmensions OF Thea les and Opera Houses In
square Feet covered by Theatres and opera Eouses.
Berarehy Of the Roman Catholic Church In the United
Deceased Catholic Bishops in the nlted States.
Bishops Of the rotestant Episcopal Church in the
Deceased American Bishops, Protestant Episcopal
Technical Measures .....
eS q 99 10 war te q b.d 1he sstss N.
WaI Cf the r, bel Ion.
N1@Sei Of fTroogps 0Sgs unisRed Sndci Calls
eloIed Troops tnlisted during the War
Mortality in DlfIcren! Arms OF the Service.
Of Dea bs in Action and By Wounds, ron zach Loyal
Proportion per Thousand Of Deaths from Diseases in
Proportion OF Deaths from all Causes in the Troops of
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-01
A Gradual Work.

The Richmond Times is somewhat
hopeful as to an Improvement among
onr Northern friends. It says:
Evidence is not wanting to raise
the belief that each revolving year
will cause q deeper blush to mantle
the Northern cheek, whenever the
recollection of the manner in which
we warrcd upon, shall cause calm re-
Election. Even already repentance is
apparent in some quarters. The
statue of Washington, which was
carried by Hunter in triumph from
Lexington, has been lately returned.
It was an article which published too
plainly the shame of its captor, md
this emotion, rather than conscience,
induced its return. It could not be
disscmbled like watches and spoons,
nor could its identity be SO easily de-
stroyed as plate and iewelry, from
which it was only necessary to erase
the initials, sell, or melt them into
bullion. The stolen statue of the
'Father of his Country" was not n
convenient or. creditable possession;
and, although rather late in the day,
it was finally deemed judicious to
return it.
In addition to this gratifying symp-
tom of apparent returning conscience,
we have heard of several watches
having been returned to their owners
ia the South, and we have heard also
OF one young lady who had the
promise Of the restoration Of her
piano. It is likewise said that a pair
of iboots, stolen from negro in
Hanover by one Of Sheridan's men,
have been returned to the owner,
very neatly half-soled, and ac-
companied by bill for the cost OF
repairs.
All this. we say, indicates the
growth of sound sentiments-gradual-
ly. By the time several European
wars, by the force Of example, shall
have demonstrated to our Northern
neighbors that they did not exactly
carry on Il civilized conflict, they will
probably be ultimately induced to
make us still further reparation.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-01
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