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The ladies throughout Italy e
forming societies of succor, like our
sanitary circles or soldiers aid socle-
ties in the United States. They are
immensely popular. They are alrea-
dy preparing bandages and lint, and
gathering hospital supplies fer the
day Of need.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

RAupnAnS IN X ANSAS.-A Leaven-
worth dispatch says great satisfaction
is expressed in Kansas over the pass
age and signing by the President Of
the bill allowing the Kansas branch
of the Pacific Railroad to go up the
Smoky Hill Valley. This gives the
State 40 miles of continuous railway.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

The average duration Of life of va
rious animals is somewhat as follows {:
Ass, 80 years cat, 10 ;.cow, % dog,
IA; to 10; goat, s; goose, %;
horse, s to 30; man, 40 to 40;
mule, 18; OK, %; parrot. 80 to 100
pigeon, s; ram, 10; raven, 100;
sheep. 10; swine, p; turtle, 80 to
200.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

ORGANIzED.-The following organ
ization Of the Freedmen's Aid Society.
Of Glover, took place in June last
The reason why it has not appeared
before, is because the manuscript got
mislaid and had escaped our notice.
We give it now upon the principle,
"better late than never" we hope
the society may be instrumental of
much good-and trust they have not
been delaying action on account of
our negligence.
Mrs. L. Fl. Nye, President.
Mrs. Mary Strong, }
Z" D. B. Scott, Vice Pres.
L. L. Perkins,
Ell. j. Severance, Sec.
Melinda Clark, Treas.
COLLECTORS.
Mrs. Kinsman, Mrs. Emory Cook
Mrs. j. Salmon, Mrs. A. Shields, Mrs
Pratt, Mrs. j. Teller, Mrs. G. Stephens
Mrs. j. Borlan, Miss Ell. Barber, Miss
A. Dwinell, Miss E. Blanchard.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Mrs. Sarah Aiken, Mrs. Mary
Leonard, Mrs. Dorcas Dwinell, Mrs
Mary Gray Mrs. Almira Smith, Mrs
Betsy A Ohara, Mrs. Sabra Phillips
: Mrs. Amanda A. Dwinell, Mrs. Dor
othy B. Scott.
1t is hoped every lady will make
great exertions to enlist the sympa
thies and cooperation of every othel
lady in behalf of this truly benevolen
organization. Let all remember tn,
widows mite," and act accordingly
Then shall all know by happy ex
: perience. ut is more blessed to giu
. than to receive. 81. j. S.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

VIM. L. Jackson, of St. Johnsburv
was fatally injured while on a steam.
er on the Missouri river, on the 18th
of June. by blow in the side from a
capstan lever. He was for three
years hospital steward of the Sd Yer.
mont regiment.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

A negro in King William County,
Va, killed a black snake eight feet
long, W o e stomach contained a
young rabbit, five partridge eggs, two
frogs, two hens eggs, a lizard and a
small chicken.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20
County Convention.

The Republicans of Orleans county are request
ed to meet at Irasburgh, on Wednesday, August
Is, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating County Officers.
Per order Co. Committee,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

The New York Citizen learns from
private information that Gen Nc
Clellan is the only American officer
in fact the only officer of note of any
foreign nationwide is allowed at
the Austrian headquarters.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

A Western paper, in speaking of
temperance address, says it abound
ed with oceans Of sentiments, rivers
of love, torrents of feeling and a per-
feet deluge of sense.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

Glider Weasel, an Alabama negro,
was arrested for choking his wife, and
the forgiving partner Of elders bo-
som attempted to exculpate the Wea-
sci by saying, Oats de way we plays. "
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20
A dark cloud, financially speaking,
is one that has no silver lining.

The death of Mrs, Royal Tyler,
the venerable relics of the late Royal
Tyler, Chief Justice. of the Supreme
Court Of Vermont, took place on Sun
day last, at Brattleboro, at the adyanc-
ed age of SO years.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

Gen. Stannard has appointed. Capt.
Frank Q. Sawyer, late A. @. NJ, of
Brattleboro, as Deputy Collector.
The appointment is an excellent
one.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

A lady, in commenting upon the
present style of short coats worn by
mankind, says they present to a person
at all behgerent a temptation SC arcely
to be overlooked.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

Ephriam Twitchell, a young man OF
seventeen years, W as drowned IN
Springfield on Tuesday last.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20
Amount of Stock at Market.
PRICES.

PRICES.
=, BEEF-Per 100 lbs. on total weight of Hide,
lailoW and Meat, Extra, Sl3, rs a $l4,00; First
quality, $l3,25 $3.50; Second quality, Sl2,75
a $500; Third quality, 81 90 a Sl2 90; a few
choice single pairs S14.25 a S some of the
poorest, Bulls, &C., 500 a SIl co.
Working Oxen--$I75 $500; handy Steers
beef.
Cows and Young Calves-Fair quality. SIS
SO; extra, $50 Sl20 farrow and dry, S35
:, Sheep-Per h., live weight, 2I2a 7e;
Sheep and Lambs, per head, in lots s. so a S. 90.
Fat Hogs-Per h., 90 IL cts, live weight
Shotes-Wholesale, IL 90 cts; retail, Is a
Id cts, Suckers % Csc; sows 90 a OOc.
Veal Calves-$7,0 90 $1,000.
Hides-Brighton, l0e. per b.; country lots,
s a cts.
Tallov-S cts. per Id.
Pelts-Brighton, $l,37a $l,75 each;
Calf Skins-25 a &c per lb.
REMARKs-The mercury is up but prices arc
down. Last week until Saturday the weather
was cooler, and the last market was so favorable
to the drovers that about 1900 head, mostly good
heavy Western steers were bought in Albany for
this market. The excessively hot weather still
continues. Any thing but butchers business in
such time During the week lamb killed the
night before, but which was probably "little
Spring" was-not dumped into the dock to keep
up prices but-sold for IL per ID. and veal at
lie. With the thermometer at 90 and over. it
is almost impossible to keep the meat of heavy
bullock fresh in such week. Over 1000 head of
cattle, and near 5000 sheep and lambs are just
exactly too many, and have knocked the market
"higher than kite, and drovers are crosser than
bears. Lambs are from one dollar to dollar and
n half lower. beef is o nov III loupar and tbav
were not all sold yesterday, and butchers think
they shall be able to buy still cheaper before sun
down. One lot of Vermont sheep, gross weight,
52l5 lbs. was sold at IL per h., amounting to
$i.30per head. New England grass fed cows
and young cattle at IL to IL lie. We were told
that commission lambs which stood at $3.50 with
out car bill were compromised at $4.75 as they
stood in market.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

The bills of the Bradford Bank
Bradford, are now redeemed by
the National Bank of Redemption. OF
Boston.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

=. PERsoNAL.-Ex-Gov. Smith a n d
Supt. Merrill of the Vermont Central
were present at the National Railroad
Convention recently i'll session at Phil
adelphia.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Later accounts state that the loss
will reach 100000. The mill was
known as the Tacony Print Works,
covering 2 ID acres and employing
300 persons.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

4 lynx about five feet long was
shot week ago Friday, near the
mouth of Otter Greek.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20
General News Items.

The overflow of the Alabama river
is said to have cost the planters three
thousand bales of cotton.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

The President has approved the
bill to pay Vermont $40, 400 for ex-
Ipense8 incurred by the raid on St.
| Adams.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

any loss of life. Considering the
fearful rapidity with which the flames
spread, this is something remarkable.
Boston Journal.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20

William II. Stone, of Burlington,
committed suicide at Port Henry last
week. Cause; pecuniary cmbarrass-
mCnt.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20
Boston Live Stock Market.

Reported speci ally for the Standard.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-07-20
he Atlantic Cable.

Bradford, Vt, July 16, 1866.
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For the Week ending Wednesday, July Is, 1866.

CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORD
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CHOLERA ~ =

= 49, tN tH +0Ws 80 ~ va ~
X. zfNGdRf BIT7ERs,
THE GRE !, 81. s,..,,
DERguL REMEDY M ,,, "a, a. ',s.y.
co. s. Chcopsus, an eminent Egyptian
Xkni lono aeon and FELT the want Of some
iss,edy which wopId strike At the root Of dis
Vase, And so prevent much of the suffering
which the Ipin,,n family was then compelled 70
The great a siestion vas presented tn.his mind
every day III vivid colurH az he moved among
In. sirk trd,dtinfr and observed tIie ineifcien-
cy Of nearly III Tie remedies then ~ use. Thus
he was lead to tliak and experiments and after
ten wears ~ study and labor, be presented 70
his fellpwlnap the wonderful Lingsri Bitfrrs.
The effect ~ this propagation n The prevention
ana tirtt or disease was so marvellous and az
tonishine that de most fatttrinE marks Of
royal f..s'oF weFc besi0wcd upon him who dis
covered if.s Ilis nafne was plaetsl npop The
Roll Of Mobiles. and gold medal with the foi-
lowing incription--Dr, ). Cheopsus. the Pmblic
Bcncfactor WAS presented @ him BY the siee-
roy.
The preparation has been rsed in several
epidemics Of cholera, both as preventive and
curative measure, aud with zach great success
thai Il has been ssiiroduccd fnto nearly all the
general hospitals oftho old world.
The old saying that an ounce Of prevention
IL worth pounu ui cure appuer Ntf" ss'ts'F.'
ious force to cholera. and therefore any remedy
that viii protect rs agasnst fbis terrible disease
should be freely and pcrsistentiy used.
An pathoiogias now agree that the cholera
poison acts on the system through tlic blood,
and that any coipbination which acts on .ilH
excretory organs. and keeps them .iRmuiation
order. must prevent n suihgigfc effects on tho
Of The poison q exs hue not only Of cholera but
organism me maladics, especially 'heio'-
iers ,n,t ;nesi Bittcrs Il just such rsineus ~
-. .t,aycl s.nndiiions require. " seu ~ ~ ~,
w a excretion and sfcrcl'VHi sseP,ns ~
otEa1s y, ~ .ia,,ss .betssep-tficnh' TINS
Z cemporsd entirely o. roots and heIc M,
nicely connected that cvcry organ Is ae"o n.
and nut in sanc. IT, taste is pleasant A "a
Effects prompt and lasting. .,,.s..,s
NumrFotss caseg OF the following -
have been cured by ~. Ci,'lc's' ''.sa W
Tvpi,cid and JyIhus Fever, tsst,r. .. " slies
yons Debility, Apaewia fs,ae.s 1917
Drspes,sia. Fiafaiepcy, Coiir. nsIs'f
Pfire. ore dollar per qnart bt S.iffec, Wharf
PrIncipal Depot d the Wass''
Harrisburg, Pa. ><fcpcfs Grocefs.
Sold ly Druggi.is, iissr sd. by Bowsss
Far Sale 10 WesiSf H. HiasH, Druggist
Cana, Groeegs +. RA1ITER.
solo Proprietor.
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Shoe Strings, Shoe n. So ,....,,,
Pegging Avis, Sewn. i;asps. Trr.
ging Awl Handles, ,aNs. Pasens Ne
i|risllcs, Saud Pap@, IN ,oeks, ,s sss
Hammers, PinrhnrssKn;r N .as's, I. ss ''s,,s.
Rabbcrs, Tycleis, AeAS TN
CEDAR IA hbN
Combating ~ Baskets, N ~. shoe
Backing and Brushes, w pmnb s ~
fay B.--AIl Geods a. M. s,sssel,s
or reiailed 10 suit parcl,ascr Y "
H<p He returns his thanks \ 4. t;hcra
patronage extended 20 him, NJ wiIl 4,
everything In his power 70 nerihl coAsiu
unnce. PEfEi-B. MlkkEI.IA
dec7-ly.
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DYSPEPSIA.
r. rrDr. SirlckIand's
No MELLTbUoUS
MORE: Consh BaIshna

is warranted 10 be the only preparation
known 10 cure Coughs, Colds, Hoancness,
Asthma, Wbooping cough, chronic coughs,
consumption. bronchitis, nndcroup. Being
prepared from honey and herbs, i is heal
ing. soitaning, and expeciorating, and par.
licnlarly suitable for Ell affections Of the
Throat and Lungs. For Aale BY Druggists
ever, ..ll.ere. janIs.fy
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!. ATTEM TOM


-s.yTHE Largest aRd most coAplete
.s1ese selection 81
RNITu
n Westminster, Il now hcing otsFpd y The
pa,blic, IS IRA +. GROUSE II bis \ ~
AND COMMUDI0tiS IA
~ ARB % OlHS,
located about one hundred yards East o. ths
llailroad Depei, aad Heaay opposite 'lsf
Catholic Church.
His Stocl has bean purthatc'l 10 rhsla'
dflphia Tor shc cash, and consists o. the
latest aud nnoel Improved plsles, wa
pARisuH SUITS,
Tcta-a letes. Sofas. Marble top Cluster and
Boauaaei Tables, Springfield Chairs nls.s,
Chamber Suits, consisting 81 spiyndiais
finished Roand cofncrei beslsteasls, Marble
top Ilfessi6w Bureaus, sinrblc top Enclosed
Wash Stands.
Hrs.
Ills seleriinss 81 GaA- and Wood ss'at chairs
a large and III the most substantial make.
He will keen constantly on hana . inssa
ard very superisf Stock of Furniture u iafa
own ulaeuiesturc.
CUFFTNS.
Being h y,assrs.aou ~ . new and rery ele-
CANT HEA IiSf.. he 4 lsreparcd 10 furnish
cOFF1NS and ntgsnd fuAcralsat thr short.
est saIicc, II prices thai all always give
satisfaction.
he Keeps al.oa lArse and ven sslccted
lot 81 =
eTO YES. ~
which ne sasn recommend 10 bc ofE ss.*k
the la,cd and most improved rai
terms, consisting q Cooling, Parlor and
Office Stoves.
lie invites ~ q examine hrs Sock before
purchasing elseNhete
Igy strics aud failhfsl attention 20 l'sssi'
ness, De- hopes % receive share Of publiF
IRA v. cRoESE.
NJ. n. Old Furniture and Chairs, rspair
e,l and painted on reasonable IcrInk
dce1-ly.
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New Goods,
WALL PAPER.

4 splendid assostment u Stamped. Gold.
Ilransed. Ulstea and upglarcd Wall Paper.
Oak and wslnni Pansrlifz for Halls and Din.
inr Roofa% Alsa firt iloAFe I'finiS. Gilt and
Linen Wlsdaw Shade, al ~ which are II ihr
ia,ess sfvlss, at the igwest elts prices,
"a. Paper lianglre donu BY WILLIAM c0oN,
who has had sittere wears experience IN The
bassnsss. IL IlsiilincFe ard other cliics.
Work done in any part " sbs eawniry. sll
gaHEaasccd Of no gay. nafis.u
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23U bttsitfnss ~ s'','v ~.
02l Cltcsfnat. "ttf'tel'"in. .
p,,,otsd Irslary 4, 1880.
=, <.s< K II fr,,s,t..,lo, 4,
NhiS ma heipIes az neoI II Ia; ~, Is, !.
tMciy nv II valuable
nia sined ~ Tie ,as,sf ,,r't y
having Zee roncnnced ID re- sies !,
eAi'er1ss ..,, " \, ~. s,i',eas
,San),is6E XXX t9c,fff'tsV Y. II s,,eu,lcular
i straight ,ia{tl3n 4, III ! u,;s,,,, ID
'kes the Il Ipck 81, $3.50 - '1'' WI
NEITHER. .e. Z I, .:a.
bike on iyofhg " v. XII er.Ass
on escr, III 5000 r y " ME-, NH, g'i
.'ifr !. g tl,efIlk thread from fhe coarsest
The Iip. .a;, n,,m'' y vuor coc WHEEL.
Hay ns'', .ass AN e ~ nu r,,,s /,
an1n,1 - AL, poa ,,nl AZ aa,nl,at;.aily
.sr'ooan ~ e'aaa' s..,.. r 4.
N0ASELESs VI ASsAhNE!
n rao,,,es nv no. cent lesS no,yor "a
dr;,a n tlan anv o,IRer,narh;nein tl,e market,
4 III srsive ysars IA aoe con work n sicad.
l. T. s ss;,hn,, e,,;gmt. a. ;n;urv a. health
III strenath ma wonderful stmnlieity q,
.ass,r,'a,;9,n wonders 4 nl,nost iui,sssil,Ie 10
~ AT of order. and I. ru,run6esd by tho
eornpany 10 giye entire satisfaction.
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TT should he borno ia mind that the Pl'os'
1shatc Of Lime il this article. being Oh
iGhed exclnsively from Raw Bones and q
hue Bird Gnano, there i no pngt Of il mop.
,eratiYe, ms 10 the caso Of Suber Phosphate
made from Mineral Guanos; bat heihg el,.
tirely Solublcinthe Soil, continnosio inparf
SIS fertilizing qualities 10 the crops for years.
The remarkable succcsswliich has alten-
dedits use ii Maryland aid paris Of Virginia,
il sufficient guaranty 70 induce llloso who
have MOI tried tito do 80.
The timin crop n this State, whovc this
Fertilizer has been applied, Is supposed 10
haze be,m Increased from - 60 80 per cent.
by ~ asc; while for Tobacco. and Grass
Iase Is aucccSs has been equally decided.
The Baltimore price Is inform with the
Manufactured 4 Factory Price,
GEORGE DliGDALE,
Manufacturer Agent,
No. los Smiths Wharf, Baltimore, Nd.
For sale by BOWERS & GElIR.
!. aug 9.-Jm Westminster,
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glbhrfniftrd tDrs @erfal,f

7s83se 81 nfi4sa p. Q, SrewnIOw.
v. s. 4 Lst9sH staatsissretar. :. .ot2a-np1s
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rotbe Mann oes 9sefens 1T auf benz
Grie9spfabe uno tpie eeiu0bnli9 be5ei9<
iIen rau6ea0e srltauner nnO bIutige
@edlps ieine 8abn. Sc uirb elmer sro<
Ben @ultrensun9 beolrfen, ebe bieies
nebet beieitiat 1T; aber pergeifeu mir
ai6t, oaB eS ME beieitigtUerOen tam,
BITS mir Die @ur5el anereifen. Sn Utah
1T oas Sauptquartier Der. blutoiirltigen
Milben ltao nidt cher fonnen mir er<
iparten, cinen Oauern6en 5rieben NIT
ben f9ebteren gu erreiden, bis mir Oas
Gfifere aafbeben.
l1niere rationale @br. unb unier po@
litii@es Snterefe iueiien lus 8eioe
oaranf bin, Oieien 99dibFe6en in .lns
ierer 8ef6ibte uno oieien Sobn auf une
iere fittli6en 8ufanOe aus3uipeben. Sic
Serausforoerune 1T, bon ibnen ausses
aaneert iiuo f@iuer ,nuB bas 9ano fur
bic unaeitgemdbe gla6fdt blben, tuetde
Buchanan uno q. g, Solution linen gu
sbsi1 tperOen Iieben = fOrsen mir nur
oafiir, baB tpenigitens in Der 3ufunft
ioI&e GorfDmnsnifle unmOsIib senudt
tueroen. Sic bette Stratesie sesen bic
Snbianer bes Weifens pir6e bic 8ers
kf6tnns bee Saren's in Cult eate @itp
ieirf. ~. t.s -
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"YrfB d. Stnes'
(tdaliM utiS mo thenfi;<hl 49,

IL.
Dies n Sas sinsise IOpaIe gIatt, NIT arsnabme ben
HStaatsbeituHa@,. ueIGes in Raf6uiue berous.
eeoeben ,ptS Bon alien bier eri9eineu6en SIdttern
bat e bic srbbfe Girtulatiou uuS H IS Sas of5,eue
Organ hes Stontes. cs bat cine grpse GtrfuIntio,,
I'm Rorsen iOuObl ais aud i'm SlSen iinS geibdfts.
Isute tSnnsn tein teferes Gnseiseu=R finSen.
q 1ss asGSs sIdss shtAats ii. i,slssn snb pouaan,
hisen telesfapHtf9en geri9te pom poIitif6en mo
ecnimereienet pnS ansemeitleA Rsaieseiten. Die
aeiaIpsHiosegteu Der 9tabt anb Imagining .uerbsrt
ansftttd berdtets aaSi ieses Sinfl@f ainr,nt Siez
g tatt ben srftsn Saiis atntst ben 5eefn 5ettans
cen Elm, , esaf,e49 y y.sf,,ar,es ssele
7, Die ereisnttie See ttnmshSsR syaSres Oersea RON
Sntersiie fem. uebsEaa 10 has annh in anfrsaura,
iirb bitnsn aussem Hsfbet bic sbt9fiaften aebensz
frasen erSrtert Mn6 tntfb eSen perbsn mir Ipanibt,
baRer bab Mlte bas EopaIs Bold IN benz tomnaenben
apekGfanfpfe ntt A1en III fbten RrdFtean ftebeubeu
lttteta unttfft1teH mbgtn, ullb unferem 8tatte in
e6sm itetnsn TOrie obet 6lsGeH i'm Staate ssrbrei.
tne ~ sebeB. 5R Sistiinft mite Sas in Der Heraans
gsnbsa stftebsn, plrb 6as pIatt BET eriraEds 8ers
isttstser bet 9sssr nils rinlpeH rijges asesnwar.
hesn oensrefss isif'..se ann :. aHsgasa - :.
Infer Sob.stodhi IN IN jsssr SisH$t sspuaansts
einGeFtGtet Hiab mir fsnnein aat Gtseuiafett urS
Risctr4teit ittt sebotsA ptrbsn gsflonen, spsIcbe
Grzfta9sG ais6sinbu babe, poue,i, tsnuen a6
aH exfsRsnts ausfibrine stsebsusr Aaftrdee a. ben
lbtaisfseM qtsifsn psslalien 81 Z, ,nte.ss =
I !. Rau sasssiii .s.a, lsg1 sl,.as a
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J Dffsteae alu;eiseu.
3rDflaiaatiDtt
@oupsrneurs bes Staates Ssnnefes.

@ounerneurs bes Stnates SenneiTee.
49, Staat Eennefiee
l-7 GTecitip Deportensent
ii, 4ntbpille, 8enR.s IS. Dttober 1867
VA bic Sbsrifis Der Counties aiIion uaS Se G.t III
befagten etaate meinen @rus.
Die GOmmifidre fir bic sesfitriruns Der Stimmbes
rfdtietsn IN Sbren betfeHenSen Counties boben be-
ritet, Sab re bic RegifEatism yerupHasnbiot 5aben
4lno eobsr befsbIs i SbneHs am Is Tags bes Rd8fen
9OUsmber bic BobIuruen ~ SFtssas unb @a5Isu an
allen asn5pIdten in Sbren goaiisies cbsabdIten uns
i'aSem Ste seBSrise yeDtis IA sefesmabeer SOrn &c.
seben babem, Elm TitsIies FIR Sic 0saeraisA HembIs
EerptRlsa Hne bic BGspHs 81 flasA, bic bard bic
aegnetios ses Don. g. D. SFaSisr pom f. ieantOri.
ellen 9tiFitts eHtfanbeH 1t ans mir, in eberenins
naas NIT BEN ssiese, SdpOn ssbaBtenSe Ra@rt9t gu
seben; ebenfO aHe safanse ~ fnner, bic IN GOuutp,
Ssritts Dber Sunisp0I-aehsern DSrlaesen, ME 80.
men fel9es sfFsea Betenst ia sI1ls4
. Sum Sfuente Eisrfir babe Id meire
lRdmsns lnterj6fift gefest uttb befobs
Fen, tot bal has sr6se 6tadts sieal
lotta4trt wexbe. 30 eef4eben i'm De-
Spartemeat ~ aafbDtae am 25 Ofto6a
Sur ben BotperneHr
IS. SGst9tf. etantsfetrrtats5 Il z7ot-isR
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-13
Amerifanifbe5 Dral,elll.

Gs umfast, DOn Der f9nsahssu aab aufressnbfen
RufH bissn ben bintmIti9 frOufmeti 2Iansen elmer
3trSensorssI, ale ESue. unb bdlfis perSen bisisI-
ben NOD ben pianss psn aeuten, bic nur bic 5aIbtn
aussa5e MAIDEN tepHen arb sOenieer Raum baben
pOrsssOsen. ~ 80 3%S
Ban f9rebe fur GirenIare, bic nGbere GinseInbeis
ten nnt ? riff beftimmen. sfRs Eg&%5
Asera5rsns merben 5dnbIeria snSstant tIuAe bebeus
tenSe Prosente aehrern INSTRUMENTATION bepiG s
Siberia ctt, observation-disclosures
~ 5s1 Broacbab, Stem gOrf.