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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13
On the 5th. the New York State Republi

On the 5th, the New York State Republi-
can convention re-nominated Gov. Fenton,
and put up Gen. Stewart L. Woodford for
lieutenant governor.
A notorious gambler named George Trus-
sci, was shot dead, on the night Of the 4th,
by his mistress in Chicago with whom ne had
quarreled. He was half owner of the
famous trotting horse "Dexter."
The Democracy of Michigan assembled in
State Convention at Detroit on the 9th, and
after the appointment of State Executive
Committee, nominated the ticket selected by
the Johnson State Convention on the Sd.
Two children, three or four years Of age,
were run over in Chicago, on the Sd inst,
within two hours of each other, by the State
street horse cars. The wheels passed over
the head of one and the body of the other,
cutting them literally in two. The drivers
were Immediately arrested but subsequently
released, as no carelessness could be proved
against them.
A terrible rain storm prevailed IN the
southern part Of Ohio on the night of the
Sd. AT Cincinnati, Deer Creek, running
through the eastern portion of the city,
overfowed its banks, carrying away about
thirty houses. Longworth's wine cellars
were destroyed. Other property was dam
aged Several lives were lost. The loss is
estimated at 100000,
On the 9Th, Col Chas. Moss, of Missouri,
introduced resolution for debate instruct
ing the Committee on Resolutions to report
in favor Of Impartial suffrage, This brought
the ve1ed question fairly before the assem-
bly,. The Tennessee members are unani-
mously in favor Of colored suffrage, but the
general sentiment was in favor Of the Con-
gressional plan of representation condi-
tional upon suffrage.
Major General Terry intends to start on
the 9th of September next to make re-
eonoissance of the new department he is to
command. His department includes Min
nesota, the eastern part of Dakota, and 8
part Of Montana, his headquarters being at
Fort Smelling, near st. Paul Minnesota.
Between Forts Rice and Smelling he will
establish military posts for the protection Of
a contemplated wagon road which General
Sherman is anxious to push through to
Montana.
The cholera at st. Louis brought several
curious old misers to light by killing them.
In one case, $4,000 in 500 bonds were
found sewed in the clothes of an old German
buried as a pauper. The st. Louis Demo-
crat gives another. It says: A German
named Young, gardener on Carabet
Island, died a few days ago of cholera On
his death bed he told his wife he had some
$4,000 buried in a certain spot on the
island, and requested her, on his demise, to
dig it up, and place it in the hands of Mr..
F. Overstolz for her benefit. Mrs. Young
did as directed, and found the money all
right, and gave it to Mr.. Overstolz to keep
for her. Some six years ago Yourg had re-
ceived pecuniary assistance from Mr.. Over
stolz, who started him in business when he
was penniless The gardener prospered,
and remembered his benefactor.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13
The West.

The first train from St. Paul to St. Cloud,
Minnesota, passed over the Pacific Railroad
on Monday, the Sd inst.
After 136 ballots, B. F. Hopkins, of Madi-
son, Wisconsin, was nominated as Republi-
can candidate for Congress on the 9th.
Gen. Halbert E. Paine has been nomi-
mated for congress by the Republicans Of
the first congressional district of Wisconsin.
A party Of $50 Indians recently attacked
a train of eleven persons, near Lopez,
Arizona, but were driven off, with a loss of
twenty-three killed.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13

woULDN t YOU LIKE TO KNOW?


The most musical and bewitching thin
we have read lately is the following, b
John Il. SAKE.
know girl with teeth of pearl,
And shoulders white snow; 49,
She lives ah well,
must not tell
Woudnt you like TO know?
Her sunny hair is wondrous fair,
And.wayy in its flow;
Who madeitless
...5 . One little tress--
Wouldn't you like to know?
Her eyes are blue Celestial hueD
And dazzling in their glow;
st~ ~ On whom they beam
With melting gleam--
Wouldntyou ike to know?
~ u = Her lips red and finely wed,
~ Like roses ere they blow;
What lover sips
J Those de@y lips
q - Wouldn't you like to know?
Her fingers are like lilies fair
When lilies fsirest grow; 70
.--,. Whose hand they press
With fond caress-s
g..y~1 '-ss- Wouldn't you like toknow?
Her foot is small and has a fall
Like snow flakes ON the snow;
Butwhere it goes e
Beneath the
Wouldn't you like to know? .i
She has name, the sweetest name
sn That Language can bestow;
&--. ~ Twouid break the spen
If I should tell
Wouldn't you like to know?
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13


The appeal Of the loyal men Of the South to
their feJlow- citizens qf the United States.
The representatives Of eight millions of
American citizens appeal for protection and
Justice to their friends and brothers in the
states that have been spared the cruelties
of the rebellion and the direct horrors of
civil war.
Here, on the spot where freedom was
proffered and pledged by the fathers of the
Republic, we implore your help against a
recognized oppression, whose sole object
is to remit the control of our destinies to
the contrivers of the rebellion after they
have been vanquished in honorable battle,
thus at once to punish US for our. devotion
to our country, and to entrench themselves
in the official Notifications of the Govern
ment.
Others have related the thrilling story of
our wrongs from reading and observation.
We come before you as unchallenged wit
nesses and speak from personal knowledge
our sad experience. If you fail US, we are
more utterly deserted and betrayed than if
the contest had been decided against us;
for in that case even victorious slavery
would have found profit in the speedy par
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13

A NEWSPAPER editor inadvertently wrote
about woman who had not been buried
with proper observance, the following SEN
tence: "She was buried like dog with
her clothes on" Next week he saw his mis-
take and corrected it thus: "She was
buried with her clothes on like dog"
The third week, exasperated with the pre-
vious blunders, he had it thus: Like
dog with her clothes on she was buried"
He gave it up.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13

STEP a little over, and you may fall from q
precipice thousand feet high.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21
Rreprpers.Gpurr.

3 n
Gin ssennb Der Demi monde uuBte
aeifern, 6a Ct in anitdnOiger Nadbor.
(1oft Elm NligI fir dhgeberoc @ottinnen
Der 2iebe Hrb eine Seimt6tte fur gefaIs
Iene Gngel ei1ridtete, S54 be;abIen.
Ga iein @elb nidt ouSreid1te, fpuroe er
bis auf gDeitereS binter @1loB uro
9fieael in gertpobriam genoinmen.
3pei 1runfenbolbe iollteu aud ieber
S54 besabIen; batlen fein @eIb une
tuurOen bei9eiteft.
Gin anoerer tpuroe milber beban0eIt
unO bate I'D, nit 81 feline sSreibeit er.
tanfen f0nnen, bod in Der Sdfde tiefs
fen @riaben iuar fein @reenba6 mebr
su fnDen, 9lnf @runb Oieles @elbmans
gels trat CT cine frcie Sfeife ina Nrbeitss
baus On.
@inem iunsen Wfann toiiete cine Be-.
0leituna, Sic &c elmer See Der Smoten
Slotp am Sdas angeSei5en lieb, 81.
8rei Snbipiouen heaablten Sober fir
etnen GeIegenheiisrauf6 81. ~ss s
I 8mei 36nl fad)tige hinttrlegten fir
finftig friebli4eve 9luffiiAruns ebenfals
pro Nlann "a.
Giner, Der obue 2iesn; in Der Martts
bale uertaufte, bersiberte Die GtabtfaiIe
nm ga unO Elm bieiiesr SoteIbefiber
mubte lir 3itei Sale, fiir feoen 854,
alto sniammen $108, fur 9lusldenfen
am Gonntag, be5abIen.
Ser 6Alnb Der geitrigen Gerbanos
Iunden biIbete Elm SAD iiir unorbsntIis
1es Bstraeen. Der 0tl&ter uahm bds
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21
Stabtrafb gSerpanDIut9en
o 81 8oarb her Aldermen.
gtaibbiae, 20. globember '66, !
4 l1hr Mben0s. (

IS, gtaibbile, 20. globember P66j( 5
" Z l1br Mben0s. M 3
geitern Nbenb Inn Z 1lbr beriamHelte
lid, Der Boar0 Der 9lIbernlen. Sin 9teae
oes prafiOenten gbeatbam iuirb 9llo.
8roOOis in ben grdfeentsnltubl gerue
fen. g ~ II Sc 4aa $. 81 81
gl1o. Sbcnlpion brin9t Die Bin bes
Balfer : Say Solicitors elm; oieielbe
errei1t cine ginnabme bon OIL ;302.80..
Ser Seriht 6eS 5taot 9tenenues
Collector miro cin9ereidt; er seigt cine
gtnnabme BON $43, O22. AZ, bleibt
ais Sinan5 s8eitano 81 800. 80.
Sine Bill, ruelde aIltpohentli9en
BerIamn,lungen Der GomunaIbehOrben
anitatt sipeiinal inenatlid1 arberaunlt,
ruiro bis aur nd6lten @iblns arf ben
Slid s.le8t. s.nr - s,
8ebu peri6ieOene Betitionen, UNI
Sramebauler, Staqe unb 8eridlage
erbaueii ~ biirfen, tuurben 1erIeien nno
an9enolnti1en.
Sine Sin, nm ben Mrmen $4,000
fur 8rennbOlS uno 3abrun9smittcl aus
Der Staotfalle gu Dcrfdaffen, futro nadJ
oreimaligenl 8erIefen angenommen. 3
&erIdieoene Bills nm Strabenrepa<
ratuturen, BalTerleitunes <Ginri6tuns
gen un6 gasr6breti gu legen, paiiiren
nod einmaliger 2etuug. 50
Sine Bin, peIde ben Gitp Sn9eniehr
beorOert, Iofort' IN berIdiebenen Stras
BEN 8erneflnnaen fur 9eupfaiterungetI
nor,une5men, fuiro pdiiirt. Gil
ueber aIte Bills, Die in ben friihereii
8erfautrhhr1serf ldoit borl asen, paro
Cine Bin, peI9e ieoenbeitrnft, Der obne
4icens auf Yfdn6er Ieibt, miro mad
aufgebobefiere @elhaitsoronung pafFrt.
Cine Sill, UNI bic erormen Qtusgds
ben, tpelbe 6aS Qlrbeitsbans Der Staot
uerlrfadf, gu berrinoern, pafiirte. gu
Ser 9lrbeitsbauspertu ioH z, 400
| idbrIi9en @ebalt; Der Stetparo 3,50per
Sag; Der erfte Sod 81 unb bic 8enas
Gungsniann1dnften % unO 8ef6ftignne
aIs tdgltde 8eiolonug erbaften. -
Spat mad 10 llbr bertastes Iid Der
Board bis DDrlneritas Abeno Z ubr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21
stantiitt 2tgislatllr.
6eaIats9
8ormittag8s 9ibung.

Sormitt agss StBnng.
Spreder Srierion i'm Stnbl. @ers
fbiebene Bills iDurDen eingereidbt nnb
an Die herl1ieoenen @emite's iiberipies
fen. @erOronltnaen, iueId1e bic fnau<
sieIen 8erbaitnifc bes Staates re9u>
liren, ipurben erltgeaennontntelI.
STR. Gmitb reidte cine Bill Elm fur
cine Mnleibe fir bic Nfifiiffippi unb
Sennei1ee 2 Gifenbabn bon $500, 900.
gSur6e Dem Gonaite fiir innere Mngelee
eenbeitea uno Berbe1erungen iiberrrie<.
fen. .5t
Cine 8iG, um cine 8apier sMGbIe
IN bod Gitn au erridten, pafirte mad
einnaliger Qefun9. s..5s .s5eea
Sierauf Sertagun8 bis gfadnlittag 2
ll6r. 90 -iisssa sss
Nadmittags> Sftung.
DerSenat herIammelte fitb UNI 3 llbr.
Bills SO. 279, 1863, 1856, 321 uno
214 nlrbeu perIeieu ;in0 berl4ieoenen
gofnite's iibcrtuielen. IL sis.al
Ser Spreher reiAte bierauf elm
ShreibeH bonn @ouberneur Elm, Dentiets
ben mar Der Beri6t bes Srnftees Der
8anf bon Eennefee bei9efiiet. gfadb .
benz 6ies 59reiben berIefen mar, ber>
taste fi6 Der Senat bis MOrsen rub 8
abr.
- aus. s9 a.
@e6ais 3tglieOer tuaren susesen.
@arbiS bonn election @olnite berih >
tet 3u @uniteu Der 3ula6ung bon s@ol<
billie, Der in gSdrreti Gonntb eripdblt
iuuroe. Das 5ans nobnt ben Geport an
unb Scr. geIbilIe n0bm iein Sik Elm.
Serr S9ulk bringt cine 8in elm, I'm
in Der gtabe bon Nnoeriou's Nfaoenlie
ben 8etfauf bon Spirituoieu gu unter<
iagen. Yafirt. -
Cine Bill, UNI ben Charter Der Staoi
Wenpbis gu aiienoiren, marc mad 2ter
2eiung poiFrts faa sg@ Ser na
Sine Bill. i'm bic @elese Der @iien>
babnen bcs Staates 3u nereini9eti, ituarf
auf ben Std aetegt asH '!5s5'zs 81 "a
Die Senat Bin, ipelde oas Gibil !
nnb Criminals @eIeb bes Stantes ouI
iebe 8erion, Obne nnteridieo Der Sarbe
aus6ebne, mnr6 bertuorfen.
/ Sine @lnSabI Corporations 8ills
| paifirten unb oas Saus beFtaete .Iid Bill
/ beute Sormittaa 8 nbr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21
1866

Sausw,rtbe. bic nit l1nsesteier irssnS etner Ar
s,pIast FnS, mSssu MIR GOitar's oTtsrminatOi
oebrdnden gstr bdten biefss Nittel psria@t ani
"a feG 70 gut aus, has mir % tsts ssbrau4sn mir
ten giits dtss es baIfen ni4ts, bod Goa arr
GrerminatCr tSetet gatteu. ysauis, Gsaben, ames.
I'D mo Monasu Ia sr6bgg s9usaiefeit. aIs nh
es nsebsri6resben fSnueu. iIsstra1 pirb q per
Ianat. .yIssina, pbio @Osetts.s
gle5eGseus.s ebivt Mnlanblsueo,
s n61r WtrianIt IN aalgstus, asea, BEL eRsacrus.
siisnnNh NaablerH. t7t al
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21
.ca,rnelans Issiinheaa

Gin 9err, ber 5ebselaHs fhen an nenSien S9was
en, frbseitisen 9erfaA iOie inter 6OIGen teintEiF
DER Snsehbf aioeit lit, min gun geiten Der Isibenbe
zRenf& 1ets weI9e ts iberbaapt bebIrfeHssees
cept ilnb HAnpeihlns, Elm einfd9es 3sttmitteIi
peI6es tbn felbt earirte, rel fberfenbeu. &yGiate
cher aeiOerOe. pete Sepor ibm sema9te GrtuBriins.
beanfpraGen piinfa ,ntSsen ii nit benz srSstsn
Bertrauen tueasensdmg SObn . GGcens
2 3m md gr. ~ GeOorftv., STEM gort Gitp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21

9ie 6aiipt3wsde Der GeieIf9uft finb Grnnlnterung
CUR Ginpan6erung in nnieren Stnnt unn geri9ai<
Jung Don Mrbeit teoer Art.
Den erhen bieier Spede benbft9tigt 5ie bard Anz
tuuf pom 2dnbereisn su erreien, mo i nneerefiene
Moertrat o0er uoere gorthetle FUR s51brits Inter
uebmen barbieten, ioute bur Antnuf sr6berer 2dbz-
ftreden in Der YGhe non Stdoten, Str6men nne Gis
ienbahnen. iefe 2anbereieu iDnen in poferoe 8ans
iteuen uro gr6Bere SId1eH GHsgeleet Hnb an ben
Ginwauberer entpeber snm uirtli9en oSer wenig ers
bDhten Roitenpreis in Der Art perfouft erben, oab
apti4en sruei perfanfte cine pa atte areele iesen
bIeibt Ser 2dufcr bat eiIi BierfHeiI baar upO has
nsr t IL s"S mrs SABRE aSsnr fir oros,
aanb5eser bienen, wets b. aanS eOlOntirt gu fsben
Ipini9en. ~ q
Surd 8ei9aFnne pom 5aubwerterL gdtnern nnb
ieber Mrtpoti Mrbeiter III Sc reoigen Sic rb @rbeit
ueri9offen t6nnen, bd IS ibr r6sIl it, Beif dftisnns
su pbnenoen 4rei1en i'm geiInhetert uno tbnrfeu
SIima Der gansen eIt snsuern unb ebenfo lufrS iis
i'm Stanbe fei1 ben Mrbetseebei sufrieben su ellen,
inbem ne bic arbetter fir i9n an irgeub siaen aons
bunaspInt noer eine Gifenbahu Station Hefet. gHir
beabfibnee, unier SnfteHt, ale Arten ron Mrbeitern
mad iebem Sheil hes Stnates ~ bet6roeyu miner
mehr Su Deruohtommnen. Begen nd1ereu .SeiftInS
ganft. ''''''s - - : y. ''' s
Der gerpinn Der Geieuf6aft pirb pon benz ipdteren
SranSaaSe, pom arfbaa BON gsrfsr uns stastsn
an baau 9eeigneten Stelens Don Der AufbtlLfe Ron
Sabrifen, Der oagemeiren GntrptdeInng Der 4robufs
tens uno Ninerals 6es Stadtes unb erbs
lid uOu ben Gebabren fir 8efOrsungu pen arbeit ers
S Sa anier Capital af Sem aqrbbefsbef esisaf6aft
buitrt ift, 70 mus ieOe hes lesters
nctbwenbig bic acticn IN giet9em Nabe UertbDcaer
mn9en un6 eaber rperben pniere haber bies
felbfn chen 10 iidber Gla poFtHeiIbaft fifbeH.
ten unb bic Geieai6Gft teabi9tiet, SubsAsenten in
eoem Gpuntp bes Stddtes ansnitenen. SubfcrptiDnss
bidder befirneffb in ben 8dnhen Anfpn Helion,
S&atmeiter; 6etr R. Gbedtbe1, Setretdr, uno sSof.
( Saubef. General<Asent fir ciawonbcruns, wel6e
autoriirt uo, untersei9nungeH fur Attien eer Gez
ieli4aft entsesen 81 Hebmen.
SEQ. 3. 3bpmaS,
9rSfibent Der Tenn. Gpteuifatipnss
uno GinwanberuHessGe ieHi9aft.
EeIi, u. Gbeatbam.
- Sefretdr.7 80 f7iept 3m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21
r - S,,,;eui zen n, id tbstio ,sio


Ew Sieieniaen, bic ii6 tbatis seigs
ten, ais es 9alt; Die 9etition on Die GEE
gislatur, betrefTs Der Gonnta9seefebe
lnO ber Ginipanoerun9sfrage, gu iiber<
reihen, foiIten :suG isbt nidt suriif
ftcben. Sc 1T unredt, 6aB fiG gfielnnnb
unfern geiniibiingen anf9Iiebt uno bab
oas @ubIifnnt Oeiitt, es fei ni6ts mebr
n0tbia nm bic @ddle ourdb3utiibren.
a8iT mic6erbolen, mas mir f6on friiber
aetaat, tuenH Sober nns bilft, 70 miro Die
Sa6e biirhselebt uaO siDar bal6. @enn
man .uns 6ie Sa1e abr gang ALIEN
u6erIdBt, bann fretIi& f6nnttn bic SAa>
Denfroben inb uebelipo1enoen pieIIeidt
i'm Metbt bleiben. 10y T.st..s
,Gs III fdon iebt cine tiidtise Breide
gefd1offtn iiif6 3uiammentpirfen .olIer
Ssrean6e ser Ssreibeit uno SoIerans Fam
lins nit 2ei@tiafeit iiber bic Eeifungss
n6IIe fibrep. .Benn, Sbr ieoo6 3uriifs
fMreft unt iuenr 5br NIT ben, allen
2ali6erern nnb GdwadfiibIern eigenen
0iebea8drten, ME: rs nist ia bod
niHts"; mir f6psen bod ni@ts ausrids
ten,H bic Bet perf6ulnt, oann freilid
tam es Ieidt gef6eben, Onb Der Setnc
Belt un0 geIeeenbeit beniist, I'm bic
Btefheh iuie6er Al fiiIea. ii1ll1 ~
sSrildy un'e @erf; belft uns un6 Der
Sieg 1T unfer. 3auoert, itebet jpriif -
unb bic berein;elten Befndblni9er fpenis
aer thatfr1ftigen Snbibibnen fino perIos
rem. ginistsit maAt fart unO bilft boran
gum 8iele.ae ai. Il n
Eg Die Sd)ifffabrt III Iebbaft. @es
| fern Micraen fam bas Dampfboot
glnl6piIe bon Gpdnsbile NIT SraGt
uub Yuifugtrren bier an. 8eti1ieOene
dm6ere Gampfbcots fuefben tDie fOlet
ertpdrtet: 100 y ss4 .f5s.r
DabiO gDbite bon geem SrIeans am
Donperit1g, Ebron bon 3oniSbiIIe am
Sreitag, gameIie bon Dittsburgb beute
StaAmittag un 4 llbr.
@eriAie6ene an6ere 8oote finO ber
reits teIegrapbirt pnb werben uniere Be-
Ter in ben ndMlten 6naen fih in Der
QInatiqe, lpelde mir ber0fentliGen tpers
ben, barber udbey orientifsu f0nnea.
ET- Der 6Inb lteigt BON Gtlnof aM
Gthnbf; Dir notiyteH geitern gl1Amils
tag 8 ub IN ben Harpeth GbooIa.
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1866
1885,

&c afay,s RattenperttIser ~ einfn4 inv
sefaErIi@ un6 ter, Der bette %attenprrtileer. ne
4sn wtrie seiebeH tuben. Seoe Ratte, bic e flnee
trist "a aisb mug itsfbsns ussa stspar ser6bnIlG
einem BIate, fpsI9er pom BEN sntfesnt IT. no bas
gssaeI binsefent purbs.-ee taafs ebOre. Ri5isat,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21

b61fte StrafniaB nnb berurt6eilte ben
9lngeflagten sii $54. Sarh einen
Treunp bes 2lngeflaotea ipnrol itAere
Biireidaft fiir obeusetaHnte Ssiussie
aefteIIt. a..as....a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21
@eafleg & yarbrongb
BbOlefale
OTDfe5r6.
Oer. 3 SeOrb @0Ifeae Giraffe.

1000 SAP extra Saniliens Mebls
300 SGs Grro faperfne sebl 4;sY
so 9bSs Rep Orleans 8uder,
"a 6bss 9emerasa 8ader,5 ~ SAG
SO Sas eepadter aftb puIperifrter 8uGer,
200 Sad qrima Rio aaifee,
IS SAD eoguira safTee, ell@s Use 8EE
Is sSnB frii9en 8eis, s.Sfrc tsf
s555f so Sas ysep Orleans RpIailes,
200 aiiten 4rorter u. SAMPLE seize, 80
IA $50 aiaen uerf9iesene Sorten SEIZE, 1lfJ
- 100 aifen SternIi9te, 30 by
100 aiRem EaIsG9tr bart eeprest, q Jsoi,
5 so atten feiuer Rau@tabat. r ~ 80,
30 gros Sine Gut Eabat, =
Is Sat RauGtubai, 80
IS Jas snsEif9 sOba, sN.ifl tE25f
Is Sab amerifonii9e SOba. 2t eI4 81
40 Rineu funb gfaus- aannsn auftern.
50 aiiten Yfeffer,
SO aiften gewir;e, 5ett ~
80 aiften Snbiso,
50 Rtten semnbIenea Semi, ~
IS 6db glafon's @i@fe, -
so aiffen 9int, Quart u. K9aaonen 6Iaf4en
20 aiften Garrett s@nupftabGt.
20 GrOb Gurteeas glaH,
% Sas Bourbon BbisteD,
Z as Sas Hobertfsn 9euntp Bbiste9, AZ
I 400 Sab 5sote Rnfb 4tos5 @bisten
100 SaB singer Cordial, "a
is SoB SnsIuer @ein,
155as sase Seine, & Is
SO aab sBeinefTs, -
Is 6as Gitrousn Syrup
50 9iften Stdrte,
50 9Rseuo elmer,
so Susenb 8eien,
1000 Sad RebI
50 Qifter afiorttrter CANDY, %
grausp, Rum. Sin, Beine perf4iebeuer Dirt bet
9Deafler S YarbrDuSb,
SIR. 8 Roro GoIIese Strase,
Ctt1t 3Rs. gSaibpine EennefEee.
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GE 8or Squire Matbepso Iaaeu
Gibil <8lasen Dor, tpelde libt berOf<
fentli9t tperoen foIIert. sa ~
Squire 9Rsada,tl unS Squire Bil.
tinlon batten gtiAts. 1aa !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21

E& @eitern gtd6mtttag efbielten
unfere SauTeute cine beoeutense 3ufubr
bon BaumtpoIle per @battanoosa Giiens
babn. Gas @eldaft am plake mar que
frieoenlteIleno. @s ipuroen 1876 Ballen
nerfauft; AT BaIen berianbt unb 329
8alep en,pfansen.
xEE Sob 0fnete geitern Morsen
nit 1413, cling bis Nfittag auf 141
berunter un0 iaIob @benoS 6 llbr nit
lao.
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xenneffce GOlOniiatiOnss
sls-s Ia ~ unb ~
Gintpanber,tn9s 6efeaf 6aft,

SneprpOrirt bur9 etnen Set Der seieasebenseH SeTs
iamuIung bes Staates Genneffee pom a.
~ R Nai 1866. e. es..-ss,-
Mutoriirtes &apital z.s- 81, 900, 900
10000 actierI ieSe gu $50.
=ass- Organization. s5 rsa
Sen. WGi SEQ. 8. Tbomas, grdfSent.
q. y. Solution, Sises9 Srdiioent.
Selir r. Gbeotham, Sefretdr.
4nipm ReIipn, S6dsw etfter.
Sofepb SaiIbed. @eneralsAaent fur GinTpanhes
IS ar $3.50 rung.
ARISES -s 9irectpren.
Gen. 4Rai. Gen. $. 9bomos.
yasls = q. 9B, SSebnion.
Samuel Bntfons
RibaeI Burns,
8. IS. 9ordmore,
6. 6 Giers, r
Nn. W, SeHebcrper.
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Stdbt unO s taat,
i, J9a50 Ole oper

.ssiia7a Grit E H. Ab@enb.
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W,8u @Iad nns fiibrt uu6 bort erbd t."

kr8u @Ia6 nHs fi5rt nfS bort erRd tn /
qie 0erren Saneron,, griet u CD perfaufen ibrea
aun,eu RpratHnon 6erbfts nnh tleinerwaarety
Bepb 4 a. aB6aent feR uOn ieher geiHxesbuns aus
= Mot sm SnfsnQreiie, aber aR be1sitena nleosren
a1sns sshfab unl Se an 6on1 beRbl IN
rent srr6tb$R seSnakfehs Gin ans bereRro ter @bes
maan efsGhtt Mnss bob q bic Sade Der EhethooerIn
ieiasr SEsahen nttthfiIte, sssEg aez >,
NJ ,Aas Ianeen @impern bess5renS i9ofen
sGer aaseu xlttas berusr,S AZ 81
= sRsrfrabeFii9 pHHien bic Eoien
4gus eeerlbter @qnge eTtpar,@
Grbetrratefe boz as RDarffangs eeicDen zines ger=
Idnaeas einea 9onfpedieIaE1o iberappt" NIT BEN
uersweifelten Weutbe ines Mannes, Der, obwobl e.
iein SdtdiaI teant. rlidbi paet, ibm ~ troten.
t8H pa -
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Gin altes 2ie0 mad nencr Melpsirl

@snn Der 6rabIins tOmmt. perIGiieu 9meiien uns
linsesiefer ibre a65er nb RatteU unO Raufe iprtn'
aunerumber. e7 |i-
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Z gHsGfn sruaatbtiGes Galss arSnacten ftnbss
ilbr, i'm Beue 9ier,. Sci, 5rn, Sd ei m i 7
Ter, ffdtt. Bd pres fiiri soerrer, pelte am
Sana SbeI .su nebmen Uini6en, III auf Is
Seals bkr Sid e(lellk nfb fplltr 50 Nirlnatb
Strdbfdnmtn, bort fd titlea Oergnagten AbtnS
~ oerfHdfeu. si1 tHg M
HDer Mbcnnementspreis fur bietGsltae Get
81 taMQ 5f 81. 90 per Sabr pber 9, so fur Auar-
q tai. sfiir bic Scut1aSaeitune $4.OO per Sabr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-24
ETAT De La LOUISIANA,
vSAs.nfsS pest RArON ROII.E

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
FAROIss a'EsT BATON ROUGE,
couR bu clsoU1EME DISTRICT JUD.c1AIRE.
Dams pafFaire de Ia succession de Frederic
D. Conrad, decede. No. 803.
EN- VERTU dune commission moi
addresse dams paffaire ci-dessus, en- date
du lone jour de Mars, 1866, par la Cour
du SINE District Judiciaire, dams ct pour
la dite paroisse ct Etat, il sera offert en-
vente publique au plus offrant ct dernier
encherfissenr 10 residence du B. r.
Chinn, en- cette paroisse dOuest Baton
Rouge; q peupres douze mile en- baut &c
la maisbn de cour en- cette paroisse dOuest
Baton Rouge .a
SAMEDI, le 2lme jour 'Avrt1, 1866,
a IL heures a.. ~, les proprietes ci-apres
decrites ct appaatenant a la dite success.
ion du defnnt Frederice D. Conrad de la
paroisse d,Est Baton Rouge, savoir-
5r l. U.N CERTAlN moroccan de terre,
situs en- cette psroisse d'Ouest Baton
Rouge, etabli ct cultive enciennement
CONNIE habitation sucriere, ct mesurant
vinkt-trois arpents de face al Aeuve Mis-
sissippi, plus on moins, avec une profoD-
deur lui sppartenaat, ayant peu-pres dix
huit cent arpents de super6cie, borne en-