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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-16
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE.
GQYERNOR..s,,-.a
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
= ExecutiFe Department. &
Nashville, September 18Th, t06T.l

J J Nashville, septsmbeE 18Th. 1s6T.S |
WHEREAS, Some excitement has
grown out of the agitation or the
subject of the approach ing A. qnicipal
elections to come off the ensuing fall |
and winter, in the several cities and
towns of this State; and whereas, 9
'contro versy has actually arisen in
two or more cities as to who are
qualified voters in such elections,
and who are the proper authorities
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
said eleetfonss HsEitflas 2 saaaaRds
Now, therefore, sWIL1TaM G,
BRowNLow,2 Governor of the State
- Tennessee, in the discharge of the
dutiesaimposed upon me by law, do
| hereby proclaim that the Commits
Psioner of Registration under the,
i Franchiselaw is the proper person
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
all elections; and that the qualified
4 Voters in all Municipal elections are
! those only who have certificates of
registration, and who are qualified to
vote for. members of the General
I Assembly. The Franchise law is q
part and parcel of the Constitution
has been sustained by the Supreme
3 Court of Tennessee-and all elections
HELD in violation Of said law are null
and void, and of mo- effect whatever
I In testimony whereof, + hay
!" hereunto set my official signature
E. and caused the Great Seal of tn
). State of tennessee to be affixed, 8
the Executive Department, in Nash
!. vile, ON. the 18th day of September
= 1857. ssa n 1855 w. g. BRoWNLow.-
6lI f By the Governor:
fdiii A. j. FLETCHER, ,Ea adsiH{
n s.a9 :. Secretary of State.
- Sept. 19th1 month q
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GSraft elmer ScfImad,t, rueIcbe Sanaes gBfis
Delamls am H. SaHuar 1868 MIR eussefteAt bat Ile
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faufter, einise Nrtitel rffst ppblfeil nm banu
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i 8um GdlnbaerIanbe id mir iuie6ers.
'boltlbie ernfte 8itte ''aft affe N1italies
s6er, 70 biel- III fbren Srafteit itebt, nit
benz, 8ortano Sanb in Sane 81, arbeie,
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faIIiJit enfl6nIbi9en, .babdjIr Sbnen
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-14

TALLY blunted and the absorbent system
IL unprepared. But the contact of pow
erful stimulants to raw surface acts
mechanically to a great degree, not de-
pending upon absorption.
Tho general effects of these stimulants
then, would be TO increase the pain, the
vomiting, purging and cramping. 1t
would aggravate nearly all the leading
symptoms, hence it would hasten TO the
grave. ,
Why do you give stimulants2 A friend
says, "To increase the action OF the
heart" Why, the heart is not At fault,
and ought not to be taxed with extra
duty by coercion. The heart is not dis
posed to rebel, consequently II is uncon.
stitutionsl TO resort to c0erciye measures.
The stimulating treatment for cholera
and diarrhea in the South, comprises
the following list which is incomplete,viz;
Tincture Of cayenne pepper, tincture Of
myrrh, tincture Of ginger, tincturo OF
csmphor, number 6, tincture Of valerian,
OF kino, of catechu, Of gals, Of opium,
and others all Of which are made from
pure alcohol; also brandy, whisky, chlo-
roform, etc, are used in abundance.
Truly, what nice selection of articles
are here presented to soothe and quiet
the gathering storm of the excited stom.
ach and bowels And yet the above has
been the persistent, the continual, the
unqualified practice throughout the
Southern country. Well may nature re-
volt and cry aloud for some promethean
spark to arouse and rekindls the dormant
energies Of man
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-14
/" sslf.Eyident Truths.p

Major General Butler, in letter TO a
jollifcation Black-and White meeting in
Washington, over which a negro pre-
sided Ia John I. Cook, among q good
many other wicked things, wrote as fol-
lows TO the colored gentleman:
rs il not a self,evident political truth,
where the land is held in large tracts by
the employer, aud to be titled by the
employed, there can be no just and trse
Geld for the exercise Of republican citi-
Eenship1 And it is one Of the pressing
exigencies OF the country, as the very
basis Of reconstruction, that some plan
must be devised by which the lands OF
the South must be divided among those
who shall occupy and till them.
And is it not a selfevdent truth,
that man that holds about million Of
dollars-As it is said you do, if not over
has more than his share, and that so
much money should not be held in so
large "tract1" And, is it not just as
self.evident, that while land can be held
in any abundance, from ten cents per
acre, to II 25 (the very richest prairie
land, and "a homestead " for nothing,
that you and other holders Of the two
billion debt Ito say nothing of the
town and county, and State debts, which
the white lAboring men Of the North are
working hard to pay only the interest on,
with no hope Of paying the priAcipal),
are having little larger tracts" than
under sgrariau systems, you have a right
to2 And can any plan be devised for
the white working man to have his equal
republican citizenship, unless these
tract" are made smaller by some agra
rian divisions1 When thus educating
negroes into plunder, is there not danger
Of also educating the white working man
of Boston, and, in The factories of Lowell
and Lawrence, that they would be bet
ter citizens, il, instead Of being spun
round there, fourteen or sixteen hours
per day, they could divide and become
the real lords of the loom and the spindle
no more their tools3
The Republican holders of our two and
a half billions Of Federal debt, and OF
our millions Of State debts, and the hun
drsds of thousands Of city, town, county
and village debts, may find in Gen. But
ler's mere suggestions, material for an
inhnity of thinking.-N T. Express,
June g.
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The figure towering above him
with tho Continental uniform nutter'
ing in ribbons over his broad chest, his
hands and face red with blood and
darkened with the stain of powder, the
veins swelling from his hard throat, the
eyes glaring from his compressed brow.
Such we're the figures disclosed by
the sudden glow Of moonlight
Look ye, old man, at Paoli, and
that hoarse voice, heard amid the roar
of midnight conflict grew tremulous as a
child's, when il spoke those fatal words,
at Paoli even through the darkness OF
that terrible night,.I beheld boy, only
eighteen years old, clinging TO the stir
rup of Lord Grey; yes, by the light Of a
pistol fash, i beheld his eyes glare, his
hands quiver over his head, as he
shrisked for quarter " lr
"And he spared him" faltered the
Briton.
"Now mark you this boy was con.
signed TO my care by his mother, brave
American woman, who had sent this last
hope Of her widowed heart forth to bat
tie"
"And he spared him" again faltered
the Briton.
"That same pistol which flashed its
red light over his pale face and culver
ing hands, sent the bullet through his
brain Lord Grey held that pistol Lord
Grey beheld that young face trsmpled
into mingled flesh by his horses hoofs
And now, sir, with that terrible memory
stamped upon my soul-now, while that
young face with the red wound between
the eyes passes before me, spare your
life. There lies my sword; will you take
it up again7 Cling to me, air, and do
not part for an instant from my side, for
my soldiers have their memories. | may
forget-but hark Do you hear them
They do not murder deienseless men in
cold blood; sh, no; they only
Remember Paoli II
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A STARTLING DISCOVERY.
A Frog -Four Inches Long Taken
from a Young Lady's Stomach.

A party of yonng people, recently
amusing themselves at the house of Rev.
Mr.. White, near Terre Haute, Indiana,
were suddenly somewhat startled on
hearing the croaking of frog in their
midst
While they were vainly searching for
the strange visitant-an unwelcome one
certainly in front parlor-they noticed
that one Of their number, a young girl
Of seven teen, named Mary Copaxi, turned
as white as sheet and laid her hand
upon her breast
The croaklng continued, and Miss Co.
paxi suddenly uttered terrible scream
and swooned away. AS her young com
panions gathered round her, applying
the proper restoratives, they made a
startling discovery that thrilled them
with horror
Mr.. White coming in at this juncture,
inquired as to the meaning of the strange
tumult, and was informed that the croak.
ing of frog was heard proceeding from
the stomach Of Miss Copaxi.
Yes, there could be no mistake; the
noise of the frog came from the young
girl
She swooned away three times before
the kind minister could inspire her with
sufficient hardihood and GOODNESS to en-.
dure her misfortune as became Chris
ton; and her companions were obliged
to carry her home in q carriage.
DR.. Williams, promising young sur.
geon, on visit to some relatives in this
place, was Immediately sent for. He
perceived at once that his patient was a
difficult case but with remarkable self
possession and a steady hand he at once
proceeded with the work which could
alone save the girls life. Before night
he had made an incision in the flesh
Just below the breast, and extracted a
large, green, speckled frog, almost four
inches in length.
The young lady is now doing well and
will recover