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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

NORFOLK LINE OF STEAMERS. The Norfolk
Journal adds the following to an extract from
this paper, relating to the proposed establish
menl Of line Of steamers from Washington
city to Norfolk
The idea OF making Norfolk i stopping
point for the line Of steamers running between
New I ork and Washington u. g., was slig-
ges.cd ~ tLia ,I0nrnal months Slnrn, aud dis
regarded.
We are pleased 10 :re that direct line Il
now to DC established We have always been
Satisfied that lh> immense amount OF treIgnl
from Alexandria and Georgetown, particularly
flour, corn, &c, also passengers from lh"'f
two cities and the National Capital, aS well as
TO those points, wonld pay any steamboat
owner Additionally, The immense quantity
Of government freight between Washington
city, the GOsport uaVy-yard and Fortress Mon
roe, and the passage to and FRO dl government
officers, would justify tie effort.
II before the war, during many years, the
steamers Columbia and Osc2ola paid then
owners, under old Commodore Mitchell, WhcI
not twenty-five per cent 0! The present bus''
ness vas done, what may wr not anticipate
for this new line?
The Washington Republican Of t;ris morn
ing says:
About the 9th Instant, he beautiful steam
or III. Livingston, purchased b. the Albany
steamship company, will arrive here irou
Albany, when she will commence running, be.
tween this city and Norfolk, touching :itall tlt
landings on the river as well as a. Coal Creek.
Capt Stackpole, the energetic and accomlno'
dating agent Of this new Inc, Informs Us That
t,iEt
long with 80 feet beam She is supplied with
% elegantly furnished State-G0Oms, tinesaloons.
and plenty of freight room. She will run from
Seventh street wharf, which hot only will have
the advantage of the Seventh streets car*, but
that Of covered @harl, which no OF her com
pany possesses. The table Of this boat will
always be laden with the best the market
affords, and all can make themselves at home
with Captain Stackpolc, as he has heart
corresponding with his physical frame, ard
that is by no means diminutlve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

TuE FREEMEg AND TIE FuEEDM EN.-The
feeling existing between these two classes Of the
colorcd population in this city Is not Of the
most harmonious character The latter, though
the most numerous seem to he looked upon
by the former as degree inferior to themselves,
and as naturally subject to their control ; and
all their movements inausuruted since the pas
sage of the reconstruction bill Indicate that
they intend to use them for the advancement
and promotion Of the ambitious and aspiring
of their own party. - Petersburg Etdfr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

II is nov a&certained that the recent dread
full explosion at the Glover Hill coal pits, in
Chesterfield county, Va, was caused by the
cagrtea8ncss Of one man. The Richmond
Times says it was the duty Of this man to 20
down into the pi, every nIoron. in advance OF
or NOT there was fire damp III the l,iI. II he
discovered ita presence he was 10 sop the
working parties from going down. On the
rl0rning Of the accident, the men were rather
late in coming, and the gas man, without hay
iDg. made the Investigation, told them it was
AL right. The WorkiAgmCu. to The number
Of seventy or more, went down inf0 the pia ami
The ire damp, which appears t. have COLLECTED
IN large volume, wa ienitcd hy their lamps
and the EXPLOSION Was the result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

SURRATT's TRIAL.--In the Criminal Court
for the District of Columbia, yesterday, Sur
rats counsel endeavored, without success, to
have an early day fixed by the Court for the
trial of their client The District Attorney OBJ
jeeted to fixing day at present. He subse
quently proposed to fix the / 18th Of June as the
commencement Of the trial. The Court took
the matter under advisement 1T was intima-
ted that the government was not ready with its
witnesses, and might have to send to Europe
for some Of them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

Among ANSWERS to correspondents 10 the
Vicksburg Times, are the following, which we
transfer to our columns as of universal inter
est: ..
ORpHAN-If your mothers first cousin S
brother.in- law married your family physician s
aunt, the family physicians eldest daughter s
intended husband should inherit the property
See Coke on Gas Works
KArE.-The remark Of your husband was
cruel, that she had rather lose bis wife than
his diamond pin, but you must remember
that wife can be had for the asking, while a
diamond cannot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

PoIrrcs ON BERHINGs STRAITs Now
that Russian America is to be part Of the
United States. there will, no doubt, be great
scramble for Offices among the Esquimaux of
Il political turn of mind Perhaps Congress,
remarks the Philadelphia Ledger, may be
persuaded 10 admit.it as new State, and the
inequalities of Congress will BIZ shared by
EsQuimaug prepared with long speeches 10
enlighlen the world about fish oil and the fur
trade At any rate, territorial government
will probably be erected at an early day, and
the delegate from New Archange be given
his $1,000 pay and $4,000 mileage per annum
for sitting in the house and listening to the
eloquence CT the members. $4,000 year is
enough to make politics lively among, the Es;
at once be extended, and stump oratory and
torcblight professions, will soon be at pre-
MUM among the icebergs. Who is the first
candidate for Territorial Governor, and who
does not want to be postmaster and collector Of
customs at Sitka?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-19

FINE SALT
4 Five hundred sacks Of Fine Salt to
arrive per schooner ] + Williams, and toT
sale by --,---,,-
nah 30 llUOE Il WEDDEKBIEN.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
alIen Die rOtbioen @rfIarunoen ii6er

lalen bic n0tbigen @rflarun9en ii6er
Oiefe Slngelesenbeit absugeben. S8ir
iin6 freie Nfanner; mir beb1uern Die
Cincinnati Surner. Die gegerl~oas conf
ititntioneHe 9lmenbenlent 9eifuHflt bu.
benz aber mir bebauerr nod biet nebr
Die Gn9berSisfeit I bes Cincinnati
Surnbereins, Der es ieiuenMtitg.teoern
bolfdrei6en min, ipie lie itimnlen fol-
len. Sldrt Cure Nfit9lieber iooiel
tpie nt0sli9 in allen uub natiirlid and
politilden Sragen auf. 9lber biitet
Sud bafiir Bic 8ereine su politiiden
Maldinen fir Die ODER iene 8erioneu
ODER fiir bic ooer lene, politilbe MaBs
regel herab su uiirbi9en.- Uie Sc
fGaftsfBung bauerte .bis2 1tbr. SllS@
Damn beaaben ii6 bic gnnefenben in
sic Saufer ibrer Sreunbe, tpolelbit gu
Wfittas selpeilt iuurbe. lin bier llbr
berIammelten mir uns lpieber in Der
Surnbaue, polelbit man bis gu ipater
gfa6tltun,e gemltbli6 beilammen
blieb. B1srs
llnIere Chattanooga Safe berlaien
,tns beute 9benO. Gl0gen sbnen Die
Selttase 10 LANCE in @rinnerung blei>
ben, pie es Sci 'llns Der SAL iein iuiro,
limb m0gen oft @eleeenbeiten geboteu
merOen gu abnIt9en 3ul ammentiinften
Ser @ustaul i'd Der SeOanfen sWii6er
Ben Oeuti9en Nafbbiae's unO @battus
nooga's, Ser bier Sage bauerte, iuirS
CUTE Sriidte tragen. ,,@ut 9eil!"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
NDli;ei : 6eri6t.

S. $. Gartbman gebrau6te b66it
beleioi9enbe SSorte 9egen einen 0of>
tor un6 mar au9enideinlid in elmer
Stimmun9, ben 9oftor, ge9en BEN er
einen alien 8roa be9te, 9eborig bur6<
supriigeIn. Safiir betraftc ibn Sol.
Stone nit SIS. ---.
S6omas 2nn9 mar geitern betrun<
Fen, betannte iid i6ulOi9 unb nubte
So 5ablen.
8iG gSilion mar 70 betrunfen, baB
er ipeber feline 8obnun9 an9eben, nod
bab:n geben fonnte, 10 baB ibm Die
Metropolitaner cine S6lafitelle i'm
@rbeitsbauie bis beute Mor9en 9eben
mubten, penn Sol. Stone feint Sadie
um $40 Ieidter mabte. =
4afaDette Soles trteb fi9SDnnabenb
2lbeno nit anberen in Der college
GtraBe umber unb fi9 iebr ungebiibr@
lid betragenb, tuuroe er bon benz 8o@
Iisilten SameS SfDles aufgeforoert,
fi1 gu entfernen, tporauf er Elm 9Reler
unb elm 8iItoI aus Der Sadie sos un6
ben Yoltsilten anSu9reifen brobte.
Soles tuuroe gu $50 berurtbeiIt, Die
er i'm Nrbeitsbaule abarbeiten muB.
SSm. Me&innen tuuroe ebenfals
Sonnabenb 9lbenb in college Strabe
betrunfen uno nit elmer Yiitole ange@
trOffen; ct befannte fi6 iduloig, iuurOe
in $50 berurtbeilt, nelde er nit
Steintlopfen absubuBen bat.
3tpei StraBenn1mpben, jung unb
i'm Sonnta9sltaute nit siameu Wlar>
9aretbe 6iiber uno @ais Morris, un>
oroentli4en 8etraeenS in Der giabe Der
8atbolif9en Stride angetla9t, ertldre
ten fi6 f6uloig, beripra9en aber, Die
Stabt nod Dor &benb gu berla6en.
unb Sol. Stone gnb linen Die gSabl,
enttpeoer in "a Stunoen ab5ureiien ODER
leoe IS gu sabIen. Gle 5o9en bas
erltere Dor.
Sobn giaiams uno gSiIliS 9iniar,
5iuei Sarbige, batten friib oieien Mor<
gen cine aeilerei unO bledten le0er SO
bafiir.
3. $. 9ut6enS, .etpa IS Sabre alt,
itabI beute Mor9en Elm 9ifoI Bon Sas
mes 9. Brigbt i'm Marftbauie. 8uroe
Dem Griminal9eridt iiberpieien.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
Or. Gplemom's &artc.

90 Iange bic Menldbeit franf miro
uno Srrtbiimer beseht, an beren 5olgerl
Gle Setrefienoen LANCE 81 leiben baben,
foIlten iie berluden, lid bon ibren 9eioen
gu befreien. limb 0erlenise, tuelder
feline Salente uno feline 3elt anlpenoet
Inn iolden unalHdli6en Gettung su
btrldaffen, 1T eben 70 gut elm 9bilan<
tropilt tuie Der, 'ueItber Der leibenDen
Menidbeit auf anoere gSsiie gu bclfcn
iudt. Babre 8bilantropie belteDt nidt
in Nufiuden beS llripritngS zines lle@
bells, ionoern i'm Nufiuden bon Witteln
bas llebel gu beilen. Or. coleman
bat cine 6eibe bun SaBren oerarti9e
Sale bebanbeIt llnb it our9 eifri9es
StuOium 6obin geIunet, bob or i'm
Stanoe lit oas gu leilten mas CIR ger
ipridt Seine Office befinoet id in
$50. 21O Gbur9 itraBe Gfe bon
MceemnreltraBe binter Der Npotbefe.
offs 39Riu
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
Sta0t unO Staat.
Oanffaauna!

SIN Natnen Der CHATTANOOGA Surner
iase id Dem 9falbbiae Surnberein oen
ber5lidlfen 0anf fur Die freunbli9e
Nufnabme unb 9ranoieie 8ewirtbuna.
Sic tueni9en Stunben, in ibrer Mlitte
berlebt, iuerOen uns unaer9eBli6 bIei<
ben. M5ge ser 8erein nod piele iols
der fr0bli6en @tiftungsfefte feiern
uno bon Sabr gu Sabr tuatbfen uno
9ebeiben, cine 3ieroe bes beutiden
9famens, elm Sell unb Se9en fir Die
beranua@ienoe Su9enO. tgt :
@ut Sell Dem Sfaibpiae Surnberein!
-...,e-@se S.rieb. Maner,
corr. S9rifttpart 9. sc. Surnbesirf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28

Die 5ausbalter BON Nafbbia
perben auf bic GrSHnuus BON StpserS' gmpp=
RUM fir 5ausbaItunss- @esenitdnpe, 9tO. 5
@berrY StraBe, Union mnb gmericnn Slpd,
aufmerflam sema6t. Nan fntet baieltit
cine Sollifdnbige Auspabl BON Silber plattir-
ten 8rittania planirten unb iapauilirten Waa-
rem, Clint, 5pI3 unb @eipen-arttfeln, grG-
lentirteaern 5ii6tefefenL sel9Iiifenern uup
9eprsBtern @laS unb Iauienbe anberer @rtifsL
gu sablrei6 um le aufsusdbleus pic iantmtli9
nCtbpenbis unb .nistidb fit iebe 5dusbaItuns
Tnb. 8smmt unb tetra6tet bic 9lusmabl prr
gOrrdtbr, tpetdbs IbereitS Sprbnuben iInp unO
fprtpG6reue anfpmnrn. H of 2M
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
Tiir g6mimbfm6tiae.

Der @n;eigenoe 1T in Tuentgen @o9en 6ur3 elm
einfa9es 6eimittei, naebbem SABRE lang NIT eiuem
befti9en auneeniibeI unb nit Der cberben 2ranfs
belt, Der 56ntnbfnGt bebaitet mar gebeiIt worben
ine wihiAt febnlibit ieinen Whmenf1en bas SeiIs
ntittel mftSutbetIen.
Glen bic es pini9en, wiro er cine Gopte oes Res
)eptes oitenfre nit Der Sireftion fir bic 8ereitung
unb ben @ebrou6 3uienbe, iueles ie finoen iperben
as cine fid5ere 6etlung fur Sdbpinoiudt, Mnbmoi
ben sctOtOen Iuo5l AZ t5itii ub er bort, baB ieber
Rranfe fein WtitteI periunen ipirb, DO es oeeIben
ntbts foftet uub ficb ais Segen erpeiien rpiro.
9erionen, bic oas Eseepa piiniden, foOlen ii9 ges
duigi tperoen an
REQ GcwarS " sBlfcu,
DttiSwS gsiaiamsbura. Rings Co., ". y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28

r. lie 0err 20 rs rs fet1er, 10
bOren mir fur3 Dor 99luR oeS 8lattes,
febrte beute bon ieiner 0cile na9
europa in ben S9ooB ieiner camille
suriid. u.s. !. z,.
H Sn unferen 9lnseigeipalten err
f9eint beute tpieber Die 9lnfiinbigung
unferes Sreunbes 8eorge 8linfe.
Serielbe balt tpie INNER in Ser Sar<
monia Sale 9utes 8ier unr bat CT
cine tleue 8ngabe gu ben Nnnebmlib>
feiten ieines 2ofals gefdafferl inoem
er 9lultern, mad 8eItebeu zines ieben
Safes subereitet, portionspeiie pers
fauft. Sen gansen Sag uber preuBi@
f6er 2un6. a5ssa :. g. a7II @s..4.
~ Surn5eituns, 9ds seitz
Der in Cincinnati erf6einenoe Srgan
bes decentralization SurtterbunOes
yunfere ,3eit" fiinbigt in Der less
ten Summer an, oaB cine Sereinigung
bieies 8lattes nit benz bon Der Satin
Selegrapb Company" berar8gegebenen
g8o6enblatt bes uSele9rapb"- obee<.
i6lollen tuorben it, 2esteres lit be-
fannt unter Dem Nanten vSreie Yreile
bon Snoiana". .9as bereiniete 8latt
pirb unter Dem 9tamel: IS te gu !
funft" in SnbtanapoliS eri9einen
unb2 berlpri6t. feinen @2eiern bel Ser
Serkebrupe ieiner SlrbeitSfrafte etpas
Sorsigli9eS su liefern. 9lud Der
,,SpottpogeW 1T bon Cincinnati fort
geFogen, bat iid iein Steit in SnOiana>
polls qebaut unb miro BON berieiben
8efeai9aft in 9r0Berem Sormat herr
aus9eeeben tperben. Ser idbrlide
9lbonnementSpreis fir ,Sie 3ufwnft"
betrast So unO fur ben ,,Sppttbo9el"
50. Sie bereitS eiteesablten Nbon>
nements fir y llniere 8eit" tuerben aui
vSie 3ufltnTt" iibertrageu.
gSir tuiinl6en Dem neuen 8latte Dor
Screen olles mogli6e Slid unb iint
iiberseu9t, baB cine redt fraftise I'm
. teritukuna Seitens aler Surner midi
ausbIeiben miro; namentIi6 penn Die
beteinigte Gebaftion ii9 NfIbe siebt
ben Son bes 8lattes 10 groBber5ig nit
m09Iid anSuidlagen. 0ie 8ett ii
gefommen, in nelder remembrance
SanbeIn Ser beutlden Surner auf Del
breitelten @runblage bes 8iberitanoei
gegeu ale 8erlufe perl0nlider Ne9ts
ent5iebun9en, in tpelder 8eltalt iie iid
INNER seigen in0gen, CUR slotbwenoig=
Felt 9enoroen 1T. IN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
Gntf6nIbi0muas;ettcl.
Din sic Surnerfrauen unO Sun9frau'

Nn 0le 3WrnerTrauen unO SUngTraIeN
.y bon Chattanooga. ,-
Gntl6ulOi9t gefdli9lt Sure @atten,
8rloer unb 9eliebten fir 81 lan9eS
Meileu in Stafbbiae. Die Sraoen
fonnten licbts bafiir. SIR miiBt ibnen
nt6t siirnen. Sc mar 81 9emiltblt9,
10 frobli6 sufammen gu iein, uno oann
.geben Die 3uge AUDI 10 iebr nnrcgele
maBig unb bas 9agerbier lit 10 gut uno
aud ionitise 4blpedlelung 1T INNER
Elm berrlides Ding. ~
Die Surner, 8nrnerfrauen uno Sur@
ffa. neriulrgfraue1t. bon gfulboiIe. a,H
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28

~ Moreen (0ienta9) finOet Ger
in ben glnSet9eipalten angefilnoigte
Srultee 8erfauf Der $50 Nder 9ano
itatt, bic - 9teilen bon 9laibbille, auf
Ser Gbau6ce, Die nod GlarfSDile fiibrt,
liegen. Sluf Dem 2anb befuOet li6 Elm
sroBartiger Sbit9arten, in pel9em
etma 5000 feine Sbtbaume itebsn,
(Siebe &nsfige.) - .ast :3aI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
SpeciGl N0ti5cn.

~ SEER &. g. Scmn lit 2ufal>
Ngent Der 5StaatsS eitung unO erm06<
tigt, 8elber fir mid in Gmpfan9 gu
uebmen unO Odriiber gu quittiren. ,a
''''''' s bn 9tub III, Serousgeber.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
81 IL SIN hieier 3sit Der l4persn Nctb,

= Il SIN hieler 3eit Der I4meret Nptb = !
If '5n bieler 3etb Der 19peren 3eit
.9@ Sn biefsr f6peren 3eit Ser 9tptb, 49,
SIN pirlcr l9weren 9tptb Ger 3eit r.sa..
fam Der Staat5biirser gar nidt5 9efsrss
tbun, ais feill betriibtss @snatp rann nn6
mann elm msnis auf3ufriI9en iir6 iein gauges
@Yfsm ssssn bic 8iperwdrtisfeiten Der S9if-
falstiidr gu tefisen. Ter Bette @las, no rr
bies ausfabren fann 1T ibm fdpn Idnsit Be-
fannt g8ir ermdbnen tenlelben muir, petl mir
luetsn bort - ni9t - SOrbeisesansen ffi1r,
namIi6 Bel De1tbamPs i'm BOD City
Salon. pf2f I'M %
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
STACEY YonIe.
GburA Giraffe, Seaiboille, Gem.

9iefeS meme Mnb feIeeante SpteI lit fiji
oaS reiienee Yublifum pno fir 8oarbcrS often. Ter
eigehtbimer bat foeben cine berrlid1t Yeibeierma
I'm 9nrierre @einob beenotgt, beeb no IN enen eles
gnlten BluiarbidaI nit neuen uno perbeIeren Bilis
a os; ebenio 6erren 4arIors nno 2eIeSnimer. Naes
III oilrb cine fb1ne Bopent biire nit Der Bar iib Der
Office perblmben, melbes cine id15ue Mnsfic5t arlf
has @anse pom ieben Subtle aus gebt. 9ieies III
9letieube, Boarhers unh @ei9dftsleute Der Stoet,
mete ole ergebenit eingeIaoen itnb. Mnoere 8autei
ND Berbeierun0en fteben tn Mnsfidt.
OIap Rpberte, Gieentbumer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
Sanbel ,,mb 86rfe.

gtew gorf, Montaa %. Stt.
O OLD 0ffnete gu 1922 un0 itanb nm
104 ubr 142ss, 124 llbr Nittags 1424.
u. g. Bombs 6proS. faaig 1881 112
y 5@20er /. Geries. 1922
- 2. - .1095
~ n N o'4!U :. 1V34
Weue Musgabe. $3.50. ~. .107A
1910 Coupons -. 49,. 1000
1901. Series 1861
q. .........1 05g
3. ...........1 05B
gaumppde rubis NIT fefteu 8rsiien.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
Nipbert SSeitm.iiaer

enpiebt fidb ieinen 5reunben uno Befanntent iowie
benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9ubIitum aI5 eeborig quali<
fSirter o ftabIer fiil BEN crften 9e;jrt pom
SapiSion Gonntp, nrtfaIivnc oas 8ebiet per- Staot
9eibple q perfpridgt geuiiieshafte 9eioraunguou'
eouetttouen II. 7. 10. duaf3 ha
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28

al Dirt un6 STEELE 5fIsntIid uerfteieern:
Den 2aN6 Eraet i'm GIusls 0iItriIt go. q I'm ae.
mann EN- @ountp, anf peI4em Sames giLlians
pobnt uito mel9er $50 Ader entbdlt. Der eanbs
Graet Iiest an her 2anSftrdee non RaSbuiIIe rarb
@tortspdie. 70 ReiIen pon Der Stant Rafbuile Mui
beiaetem, 21nbs3ract befinben iicb Gin wertbpoQer
Obfsdrten; entbditeno 5-6000 feine CbiEb unie unS
nne ener aBeinbers NIT siemItdb 100 @ebftSden; er
Ut gut perieteu nit Rie iehlenhen GueIen bes beien
Bdiers. bat etwa 200 Ader litter Senee unb Der Aeit
ootr bod Der gr0bte Tbe oeielben, IN gut bepaIoet
unb euthdlt CUTE entproufments. Die 93eiisuna tol
twener i'm @IHseR peer In setrenntsn Ebetlen uerz
fault werhsr, e eS 86aiern eenebm 1T. aQe peIce
gu fnnfen tpfninef, m1gen i6 an SanteS 99ifliamS
anf benz Ptate ,Deneen, Der ibnen bic admSsreen
aeiaen mfrh.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
SeffeHtlid5er Srrfaaf.

graft elmer SuIImadJt, ipeIc1e SdnieS viii.
OSlianls am II. Sanuar ISIS MIR usgefeat bat nnb
weI6e In brr &egivr's Office fur 9aulbion GoHntn
BUD Ro. Is, Seize $40 etnaeseibnet IpprSem iIt,
merbe id ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28

EE Serr 9ouis 8feiffer, 10
bOren mir fur5 Dor 9dluR Oes 8lattes,
febrte beute bon ieiner &cile na9
europa in ben S9ooB leiner camille
surIf. Hl :.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
8erfaufsbe Oinaunaen:

Chs edltte baar, bic pneere ouf @fsbt fir anal
Mcndie NIT SutsreHen pom 9atum an, Qdufer ba
Qeten an6 St4etbtit 81 gepdbren nnb oas 9ane piIe
tir Sahlung hes eaut9sees perpfdneet bIeiben Sic
ednperet wro Al teoer Seit nor benz D. OF ober fs1
So bieien 8ebthaungen pertouft, penn fic QofIieb.
haher bet Samss williams, benz Asenten pon R, q.
Sorbdn, efnitelgil. -
30 VI. 9. Sorban,
fepN % Sas, SnaRss &c.
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After this the Cardinal asks what to be done The Brit
sh Governmenhe Cardinal not anxious to offend the sens
tive of tie said Government, says n-cannot or will
apply dy the existing state of things Nay
the CARDINAL that the disease gone so far that 1t is not
the power of apply efficient remedy, and SO he
advises people to apply This is the old dodge
again of throwing famine and misery which the work
of England and her abettor the face ofProvdence Proy
dence gave the people fertile fields and beautiful rivers and
when the people cultivated those fields to corn to feed the
foreign yuures allowed their children to die of star
vaon-when the rivers of Ireland became the property of the
nobles and used for breeding salmon for the English
tables while the rghtful of those rivers only
mtted look upon them when floating away forever in the
hulk of some emgrant coin with exes After all this it
convenient make Providence the scapeoat and throw
wrongs in his face Pray away gentlemen in the mean
time there will be hfe of the mere Irish say
pie of hundred thousands or less thrown into famine
graves Lord Duenn speaking the sentiments of the Eng
sh Government says there surplus population in Ireland
yet There three hundred thousand troublesome fellows
that be got rid Of Providence Immediately to
their assistance in his old form of famine
So English Irish and Scotch olgarchy-demand Fenan
ISM ye loyal cecs Join in the anthema all slaves of
But until all people believe in the Fenan doc
trne of Ireland for her people, there will be famine and
other similar uxures and eDoymen supplied by the British
not by Providence!
What say five millions of Irish in America? Are they
going allow their brothers and sisters in Ireland into
famine graves will they give they give of their plenty
enough to peoples The from Ireland then is
all contained in the words 81 DUNGEONS and FAMINE"
The convictions continue The men, such as Mcclure,
OBren, Kelly Cuinane Joyce and Others have acted like
their brothersheroc such extent win the admra
ton of such enemies the Pail Mall Gazette, which says
Whaever may be the fate of the Fenian ringeaders, it is
impossible to be struck by the manness and dignity of
their demeanor in their present strait"
Will the Irish people of America stop their bicker
ng and denuncon and unite that strength which they pos
ess against which, if properly directed, the of
O
year We fzzles. We want no more victims
for British dungeons Let unite and prepare and strike,
how where and when according circumstances may nd
The puny blows of nad but tighten the bonds of
country.