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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

~. and Literature generally. would 6x
my ssfsuti0a steadily on the great truths Of
natural science. and keep "a fhsre. shtil
bad made those truths thoroughly my O-n.
More than iorty years have passed sinos
l lett my fAtber's house 10 learn The printers
Nrt and thos~ years have been isn Of effort
and trial. They have made urgent de-
mAnds on whatever ability and kao-Iedge I
possessed. and even more. I trasersed
TOO eoutInents-t0 Venice on the east and
san Francisco on the wesi-aBd found
naEv abundant reasOas to regret the de-
hcieneies Of nv yoaihfui education. I have
been eogAged IN enterprises. and subject to
responsibilities Which imper.fively reqnired
the possession of widc and varied kno~I-
edge. ripe and thorough culture; vet no
Otb~r dehciencies of my school boy learn
ing have 80 ofien confronted me as has ny
inability 20 rad iniciligentiy the history oi
om Earth. A. a is craven on her rocks.
buried IN her sOils. and planted in living
green on her plants and fore-ts A boul.
der Ike a tca-keitle. dug from q depth Of
several leet on the summit Of hill. -berc
it bad lain undis;urbcd Tor a thossand years.
Yet washed and worn 70 the sBoothnes. %
a lap-stoue bv ages of rolling and chatting
in the surf % some ancient ocean. - 90 me
an obj~et Of abiding interest and would
keeniv enjoy geolof isi'. life Of ir.mping
and canpirg. mainly IN regions new 70 civ
ilized nan. bot revealing 90 Instructed eyes
the proofs of an Antiqaiiy 90 which China -
novel. ard Egypt an upsfsrt Of yesterday.
Young friend, that Is best for you Is
always AtiAsnAhi~; ~hAl = essential - ever
near. you'd dissuade no ore from A.
eePting and proeting BY the oostliest ads
e mental improvement, provided they in
vOlSe no Obligafion save 70 parents. no in
CURING % debt. ] in-ist only rhat bouafi-
fui Providence has not restricted the biess-
ings Of good sdocAtioa % those wb0 can
AFFORD 10 spend four wears Al college. I
bold that any lad Of fait capacity and reso-
iate application can educaie himself. Al
lcastF up 70 the standard Of Franklin or
Lincoln. and 30 qualify himself for hfe Of
eminent usefulness. and honor. by steadily.
Persistently improving his opportunities.
though be should never have a days school.
ing alter his fourteenth year. and though
be be required TO labor not only Tor bis
own daily bread. bot that % a portioBIess.
~ido-ed mother and her Younger children.
eEbori you 70 realize that good. prscti
cal edueation - the birihright Of every
American youth. and that only by your
o~n iadoience or dissipation can YOU faii to
secure ~ inesiimAhle blessing. 20 yourself
Grst, and tben 20 your country.
Horace Greeley
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

Lutte TAILOR Las; winter. Lutte Tsy-
l0r. editor Of the Prescott (Ill-) Journal.
Ma. travelling n the stage with a party Of
gentlemen. among whom ras a MOTEL dem
Ocrsiic politician hOm Minne-sotA. nov a
candidate for State ofice. The day ~As
intensely cold and the company we're
obliged 70 stop occasionally TO warm sp.
Hating a. = liIle inn by the roadside.
the democrat invited Late up 20 take a
drink Of ~Li,key. to -hich be readily as
sented. and a. Lutte vas both dry and cold
be turned oct pretty siG " horn.- s-ai-
lowed "a insianter aEd repaired Al once 10
The stove 20 tha- out Lute's free and
easy style suited The democrat 10 a DOT.
and after freely imbibing himself. be walk
ed up 20 Lsfe and aid
IN bet any man ten dOllars that you
are . good democrat
A. Late i an a-isl raaical. this tOaehed
has pride. and be replied IN his usual
stammering style:
II a-advise you mot 20 bet more
IN money tAan you vish 70 lose. Ac-
kno~ledge ! h-b have Oh ne syzptosss. bs.t
sof ~ q d-dsseass rBiddeford Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

Fsnny Fern links it ought 20 BE- cons.d-
ered disgrace o. be sck. coufientaiiy
adding an f'ty Eve. and ! tel haf
tbs tine [. ifI 80 is.t msds. To b. sure.
80 born in Ma'ae. vhere the timber
and tbe hsman rsro last; bot don't eat
ps.ty. nor caniy. uor ice-cream. Iosa
siosf boots-preity ones. too. have
satcr proof -loas. sad no dIan0nds. like
q nice bit o. bcei strsk anl = glass oi als.
snd anyboiy slse -hB rants q nay sst
pap. 20 % bed 81 ten and get % 81 siE.
] dssb oui iu tbe raia becau-e it feels good
on ny ace. ] iont care cor ny eiofbe..
but 90 be -sil ani sfter an barrel. I
-ara q %. doa'i si a.y ir,sl or or raniisls
down 20 ny coa.s, u yOs dOot ~snt ne 70
90 ui,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

WHar Coon NEwsPAPER Nay Do.
Sbo~ us an iniellig~nt family Of boys
ard girls. and ue oil show you a family
wbere newspapers and periodicals. are plen-
~. Nobody sho has been without these
silent private tutors can knos their ed1-
eating po~crs ior COOL or evil. Have yoa
ever tbought Of tbe innomerable topics of
discussion ~hich tbey suggest =, tbe breas-
ias; table, the important pubiic measures
nth ~hich. thus early. oor children be-
come acquainted; great phiianihrOpic ques-
lions q he dsy. 20 oh % gncons' io8.ly their
attention 3. asskened snd the general
spirit of Intelligence uhich . Invoked hy
these qaiei sisifors' Anything thaf makes
bone pleasant cheerfsi asa cLauv. ihins
fhe hsunts oi vice ani TIE fhousand and
one aseneus q temptation sbould oer-
ta'niy BE- regarded. -hen ~e ron.ider iis
Influence on tbe mind. q he yoong. as .
great moral ard socisi light
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

lmiiaiors ior the most par srs slams. d
there = not strength "a man % be original
and himseif. his shss IN a coaaterieit shaPs
~ih be poor and paitry indeed. Men are
iad i1iitstors uomen w0fsc still Men
ltre uI9re face. -o.aen more az batas iacc
on mao 10 more PoEeiisi than art IN -oman.
ths iorrnsr s1ccssd ohener than The latter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

Jones ~as travelling vith his ~ii T.. snd
49, so gallant in his behavior % be -sra
I'ofq that maiam became unessy. and re-
nionsiraicd AGAINST b. afientious a. too
marked ior psbiic observation
" TIE dcucc.- saii Jonss. '' ~e're mar.
risd. ! supposef-
fes.- said ibe isiy. d" Bat lodging by
you arPortncnt. folks ~iil think we ars
nof
Wen. ~hai Of ,t2-
Nhy. not much 20 youl" said thc
oareiai dame " You are q nan. bet o.
women have our charactcrs 90 take care ol. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

a wAHNTSG TO EsRLY RIsERs The
recent lie ofJosiah Quincy has the foiiow.
ing good an~cdoie: "One day Mr. John
Quincv Adams. ~ho was add ted 20 tie
same wee Of Incorporate early rising. with
much The sane consequence. was visiting
nv iather Who invited him % 20 into Judgc
Story's lecture room. snd hear his lecture
20 BIS lay clas.. Nov Jodge Story did
not aocep, the PHILOSOPHY Of BIS too friends
in this particular. and would insist that "a
"a q more excsifeot -ay 20 take out onci.
Allowance - sleep in bed. and be wide
awake when out of n-rhich b. himself
most assurciiy aisays was. The Judgo
received the to Presidsnts gladly. and
placed them IN the seat Of honor. on the
dsis ~ his side. fronting the clas.. and pro-
cce,ied With his lecture. n was not long
before. gianeing ~. eve aside 20 sc bo-
BIS guests were Impressed bv his doctrine.
b. sav fhey we're both ofthem sound asleep.
and b. saw that the class sa- u. too.
Psusing moment IN BIS ssih career q
speech. b. pointed % the tuo sleeping
6rures and uttered these words of warn
ing Geniiemen. you see before you
melsneholy example % TIE sscc;s Of ear
y risingr The shout q laughter uith
uhi-h tbis iudicial o5ii~r ficfuu was re-
ceived eHectualiv aroused tbe sieerer..
snd q i - be- hoped that tbey beard .nd
proaied By tbe remainder oftbe disoourse. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

rERs ss-Os- Della ssd Fifv C--ss ~
y-af 90 sts.sess To- Dalsr. q pays-.t !. Z.
lsv~i.
r.. v. f-u-sr,u 4 CO. no St.t. - n.
% sst ief Nss-ss -. Ne~ Nssk. aad : X
Ni~s. tesn -. bo.iea. srs aaiAarirs.i ag-uf.
JpH PRINTING ef ss.rs 5-.cripiiss I'D,
sN~rutra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

Canvrrsc not -ith lar or ssearer. or
nan oi obscene. uanton inn-uagc 60 he
either c.rrupt 700, or at least itsl
hararl yoar rcputst.ou fo he one Of tbc
hse mak,ag. ani 4 t dofh neilber. yet ii
~iI fu faur mrmoy viih sob iis-olrses
thst rI be trouh.esome 90 you in afrer
tru.s all .tc rstsrns of thc remembrancs
of thr pa..agss vhich yea have long siace
hrall of ftl. nafure. sil taunt fou uhen
yosr thosgbfs shos.l - better empioyel
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-12

Gin tnpferer goIoat innbte aeIfern
fir ieine g6pdde, fi6 bonn BbisfsD
iiberudLtigerl 81 Iaifen, S. 5abIen.
Sin fnrbigee MfG0men, b06{tens IL
Sabre an, b1s fidb ilaorOentii@ aufs
fiihrte, fonnte, nahbeni Oe1en Sienits
berr Die 4SroseFFCiten beSablte, mad
Saule geben.
Sine Anbeibe0erIi9e G4iparse mus
fiir ibr Betrdget 70 LANCE inn Qlrbeites
haufe arbeiten, bis iie @25 fur bic
StaOttnfTe betoient bdt
Sin Iauriger gla6bar, Der einen
beutfdyen Gnnbcn idylug, neil &C In
ieinenl 1ofe al tart trDtamelte, lullr0e
nit $40 Gtrpfe belegt.
Sine Sarbige, ipele9e SO bieI Dee
qeflfigen Gtoffes 9enphen bate, mus
1926 gum Bsiten Der @Elotsaffe abs
EIppfkn.
alnf eingm Bale berspnnDele zine
fdlpafse Dame eiiten innSenNen Gerrn
nit einen mlgiier lnh pAroe NIT elner
2frafe bon $50 belegi.
Gin SrLanDeg, BET feline Gbeb1Efte
nidt tebr sdrtli6 bsIjanDeItk, Dnrbg
auf Dus 3sgiprsdsu, Fd5 sn belFtrns
<MtinfIeu.
girweiBer Sevr nsHfle giir geine I'm
OrbeutlidEeit SO nnb Elm &Clo1t fur
ginen Fleinen @duf4 90 sogItu
Ggn 8alI norris elnt Dame lire
Radybnrtlf ails @iftglu9)t Nsll nneysl
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Elme=Neri,bf.

8ein eiasi9es 3nbrseitg 1T felt I'M.
iereru lesten Beridt in uniern Safen
eineelaufeH.
0as Dampfboot Ealisman lit ges
tern @benO nit elmer 5ientIidJ be6eu<
tenoen Sra@t, iporlinter $50 Suken6
in Nfurfreesboro Derfsrtigte elmer
tuaren, mad Cairo abfabreft.
Ser Dnmpfer 8. 6. Grnban fubr
ifromauflpdrts mad 8urtsbille unO Den
SeIre9ioner.
Das Dnmpfbcot emma SSlopO bon
Cincinnati fuir0 beute bier ertunrtet.
Ser 6Iub 1T i'm beitdnOisen Salen;
itanb eeitern gladmittag Al SUP an
ben 9arpetb SbOaIs.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-12
Gissat9ums.. Ils bttI.ra alla,

Gigent ums u % bettra gllily
gen, tuelb Z lette us . d { IN
Der Sffite pes County
GoMrtsG IefRs regiFrirt
uur0en4
SEQ. aD. 9lnoerfonE an 9R. MattilI,
NeeO, Got in @I0EfsplIIe, $4,000.
Ni. q. 8elpeH, g.u. Mf., an Subit
n. uah Charlotte G.. Ellington, Heeh,
Got In Ser &tabE 5000.
mR. q. &oiUeT. G.u. ST., an 8. Wl.
BowFer, DeeD, slpei lctg In Der Stabt
1927.
So. V. SolptH, d. u. d., an u.
Guaniu0b0nl, Geeb, Bot 100 IN f4gues'
gloDilion 1925.
W. gelIsIbein aN 9eury 9aiirg, Deeo,
Cot III DeE $lnDt $1,000.
". %. &lNiaule iin Qlllie u. elm =
in0nDe, Deeb, lDte &c. 68 u. 81 IN
@DaegeIb @10tS.
~. G. @itlialnB am aDebenbnaeE,
Deeb, Got 90. 10 In @boelieIb 1915.
10. a. Mbiasafm6 lam a. 8. DEbsE,
D6eh, QDl So. Ill III @h0sHelb S94l !.
aD. u @imkleD ii. = r. BintIfn an
81. s. SIS, 8inEEeh, HesD, Qano In 4.
- -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-12

you an influence for good, which no successor
Of yours can acquire for years. The tried IN
tegrity with which You have discharged your
duties as Claim Agent, renders your resigna-
ton just now, very unfortunate for the Bureau,
and for the numerous colored claimants, who
can rely 50 implicitly on your integrity in
dealing with them. Your resignation viii be
forwarded TO Genl, Howard, Commissioner sc.
am Sir very respectfully
Your ob't Servant
SD w. P. CARLIN,
Bryt Maj. Genl.,
Asst. Com.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-12
cnittnnorn A. nas gNpfae nblatt.

@eneraI u. @iIieb Bis !. Ses. 1867
Wittsburs Snrnpsrsin bis 20. Sept. 1867.
%. 8ubes purlsrs Rambling, Bis I, Rep,
1867.
S. Std, GprinsFeIb. 6is I. SUM 1867.
81. g. @sinrsi6, ssuisbils, tis 5. 5sbv
1867.
@m. 8almer, eOlissias, Bis 5. 6etr. 1867
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-12
Riir 4eitulrslsb eransoeter.

Sd BABE sine 3ientIia sreee anantitit
s,ulI@sr NsnpartiI. IN frbr eatem .3nianple-
pnnii6, ttTHrr stwa Gin DuseisS GtGnbe Hnb
arei Dnseab @driftFairn, aud anbere Mr<
tifeI, ~ simsr teutlnsn Draidrrfi eebSris 81
ssrfanfen. @etanltte Ga1en fSnnrn ~ Biz
liorn prgilfa abgeIaHen irerben.
yEu 9tuhm,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-12
BefSbrei6uma i. Qtbffansinstsi

g9ornaee- IEammt Don BhirIminba Ioieier pen
BEN tmporfrteH AltefD bic erfIe Gtute pen Gereoe,
bic speite pom @agHer, bic brittle cine Reiienaet
Mare. 0e1Iebe TT Elm wnnoerf6 Suer Sx1s IS 31nb
BOD IL Sabre alt lnn perlprtbt Elm qfo6ef Eraber
ia werbeR.
8ebtngunaeu: S25 sDefn Ste Gtnte forf1es
fajft pir6 tnb S25 penn re traeen6 irbs NIT BEN
4ripilegifm Der 8eddIune in nd1fter Salon, rDeHH
has Eterp tttdbt ben Gfsentbdmer wce5i Il.
milf fM sss ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-12
sta6t unO Gtaat.
LOOK AT THIS.

The friends of John Lawrence
and the lovers of truth and Justice
win be shocked at learning that
the paragraph contained in day be-
fore Yesterdays Banner in regard
to certain letter written from this.
place to Gen. o. O. Howard at
Washington was really based on
facts. From what we know to be
reliable authority we received the
following extract from the letter in
question which we do not hesitate in
publishing, at it will show to the
world SOME of the wirepulling done
in our Congressional contest. That
is VERIFY "wirepulling with VEN
geance" as the Banner expresses it /.
Who of those thousands that have
had accession to pursue Judge Law
rence's course in administering the
duties Of his Office, win not indig-
nantly refute the accusations and
charges preferred against the man
on whose career there rests not an
iota of blame. But here is the ex-
tract; the letter is dated Nashville,
April GOTH. ~
s'He (Lawrence) has got under
his control some ignorant freedmen
and has created much strife and i'll
feeling among our colored citizens.
He deYotes his time to politics ex-
clusively and makes crusade
against native Republicans. be-
lieve him to be a corrupt, mischie-
vous, INSCRIPTIONS man and also
that his removal would be a relief
to the loyal portion of the COM
munity and decided benefit to the
colored people.
(signed) S. C. MERCER.
The letter bears the following
endorsement:
STATE OF TENNESSEEa
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMRNT,
Nashville April 30, 1857,
Governor BrownloW being absent take
pleasure in saying that am well acquainted
with S. G. Mercer, the writer of the foregoing
and fully endorse him and concur with him in
the opinions expressed.
1Siened1 H II. THOMAS.
o. M Gent and Act. PIT, q
Sec'y for Gov. Br0wnlow
Let US rally all our strength il.
view of this undermining game.
Let rs nominate John Lawrence by
a large and decisive majority. A
man so wilfully and malieiously
slandered and abused deserves a
demonstration from his friends,
which win show the people abroad
thathe 10 respected instead Of hated !;
that he is and has been doing good,
instead Of evil; that he is honored
and cherished by the loyal masses
of the community.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-12

i Gint tiibI9t stusmatl Mlesambiautf,
Nenslfps unh Grenadines gu bsrabselsblsn
wreilen Iuettn fmpfansrn bst pisnt u.
MaaieS 80. SO aurS- aaarftt @traes.
milo fgB
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Gffice eeS aGcMmtps g lerfs, 4
Halbpttlg 10. wlai 81. :
Seiratbss BemiIIigungen,
In lester ISOLDE ollsqeaeben:
In lester gBOdle llll6Q

glo. ~. 2Ioph nit Marp &ins.
ssi@arb gdpenbied nit gnGlite 9raHerniat.
Sames oenslep nit Sarah sBiuis.
Martin gsoran NIT Sarab glomoban.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-12
MANY FRIENDS.

announce myself as candidate
for the Congress of the United
States from the Nashville District
upon the basis of freedom and ma
tionality. Should the National Re
publican Party prefer another ]
shall not be in the way, as I will
support its candidate.
JOHN TRIMBLE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-12

~ At q late hour last night, we
learned that Judge Lawrence had
rendered his resignation as Agent
Of the Bureau. We know that his
superior officers as well as the color
ed people viii greatly regret this step.
Judge I.aaSaasnce was second to no
man in faithfully and euergetieally
carving ont the duties involved
upon him, and the colored men Of
this district owe him q debt Of pre-
found gratitude.
General Earlin earnestly tried TO
persuade the Judge not to heed
the ISLANDERS which had been thrown
out against him by his tricky en-
ernies. But, the Judge preferred 70
have his hands hereafter entirely
free, so AZ to be permitted to more
effectually meet the attacks and the
underhanded game Of his advers-
aries.
The following correspondence exz
plains itself
D. w. n . 4
OFFICE AGENT DAVIDSON C0FNfY,l
HEashgffle, Tenn, May ~, 1851
T.ient. q. W. GREsBECK,
a. a. Al. GEMG-
sFny--E hare me honor respectfully 70 tender
nv restxhafion IS Agent Of the Bureau for
F,avfdson County and 80 General Claim Agent
40 fl.e District OF Tennessee.
AZ the soIIcitatlom % numerous friends,
whase oplnions respected I very Feluet-
antiv allowed ny name p be used as :.
candsdats for Congress, subject TO the ncmis
ratfr.w convention on tire 18th Inst, and should
nave delayed mS resi- @naticn pntal ne result
OF that Gonrention had been ascettained, had
rot found. that TIE malignant partizan ~
tacks made npon me would implicafe yourself
ara ne Bureau 5u the controversy 4cannot
concdmda this pAileK Withonk expressing IRE
deen rAgsek whica i feel in being separated
from officers with ThoEa my reletions have been
airsgp perfectly pleasant ard fFp1n people
- Svfsoae rl4ysdcaK Intellectual and moral well
being have devoted the best years of ny life ].
and nom whom have received numerous
eyidenees d good wiii eng affection, Very
respectfully
Yonr ob't servant
fada JOHN LAWRENCE
Az Davidson q. and g. g y. e
vtryvgF AIy R.. ". al al. H.. tate az Tenmease,l
e 4sesfsT ~ EaAEskf EoNzxsS 0REEkN.
sssiyflle. Tenn, May 11sh 1907
gOHw TsAwIeEscN, NseF
nnNh s1Rs
Vos1r. llsfter 81 fhe l0th inst tEzaering yopF
seas ich * Agent u TITS Bnrean and t2eps
sgN' risina gent has been FeepiEea. tAl'Ack
w sEs esFeAil neea mpaf appzaFe q xoaE|
s,sn 30 iii rest llnss llie AeeFAF zsgse. 49,
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aeraasaeb.s Aer .staa :as.itllna'

H Rtr erfabren, 0oB sic Serren
@tifeI unO 8fe.fffer nit Germ
Socob @eiaer eineii Gontratt abges
fhloiIen babeu, nm einet ar0Ben Biers
feIIer i'm Qaufe 0es GoniraerS III bauer,
nnb tpirO, ME uns Oerlfdert iuir0, bic
gIrheit Idaon nadite ISOLDE begonnea
mer0eu. gobofo bieier Seier tertiQ
II uerOen bic Serren i'm Stanoe fem,
mi, mi 0og aottae Snhr binour9 70 autes
Qooerbier ~ Iiefern, ais in irgeiIb Ell
ner &fa0t oebraut tperOen fam, mas
hie iehf uur ipabrenO GINGER Monaten
6ss Sabres oefhebcn founte, iudbrenO
IN Ser iibriaeu Belt Der Marft bon
QouispiIIe lnO Cincinnati betior9t
lperoen nluBte.
Dos lit aud bic urlahe, 0aB bic
bieiigen Mirt5e Oas @las Bier niht au
5 Gents bertaufen fonnteD oa 6ro9t
un6 @taatS Snre 0ai1elbe bertbeuerten.
GobaIo ober bic beimilaen 8rauer
autes 2a9er0ier liefern f0nnen nno
SSradt uno bobe Gtoatstolten geIpart
iperoen, 10 f0nnen mir nit Necbt bers
langen, baB in Sioibbile Elm gutes
@las 4a9erbier gu 5 Gents Derfaufi
peroe. g8ir niinihen 0aber Sen Serz
rem @tifeI un6 @feifer re1t bel Slid
| fir ben neilen Ylan, unb bofTen, baf
| lie es boIb 10 melt brinsen f0nnen, oaf
in SfnfbbiIle fein nnsldnoii6es 8iel
mebr oetrunfen tper0e. We are FOL
home mandatory.
Ga @6mimm@ Ano Babe.
d n taIt. Ghott i'm borigenSabre Der
luhten mir, Interchangeable a
Der NnInge elmer 0fentlidenS1 tuimm
unb Bo6eanitalt alSure9en, iuoourd
| ni6t nilein elmer aIlgeineinen un0 orin.
gen0 gebotene MnfOroerung entlproben
/ lonoern aud Der Sugeno elm ipeittre
Eummelplab gu s1nnaitif@er uebun!
unb pbDFIder @ntuidelung gefbaffel
tpiiro
Gent Weniden mangelt elm 5tei
bon Selbltlt1noiafeit uno ntannIi6en
| Bertrauen, tuenn linn bic &Mnlt De-
Gdwimmens fremo lit, uno ipie SSe@t :
Snrne, G6ieB@ unO &eItiibuneen, Il
/ pirtt aad 0nS Gmiuilnlnen tuobItb1tig
| 98ir ipreden aus @rfabrung, benz
lldon oft babeu mir @eIe9enheit 9e,
! babt, uniere neberle9enEIeit Senieni.
een geeeniiber su 5eigen, Die mid
| lhminlinen f0nnen.
i llnfere Serren @tn6tratbe per0el
bielIeid1t i'm Gtanoe iein gu begreifsn
4 oaB 0ffentlide Bo0es uno GMiuitnig
9lnfalten fur erObe gta,te ntat nu
tpiinidensipsrtb, fon0ern cine Motb
menoigfeit iino un0 ba lie in 8esu
tauf 6ieies BeolrfniB mob nidts ae
) ! than babel, 10 oiirften fie fi9 Ietdt bag
bemegen lalien, ettuaige 8emiibunge
bon Biireern in bieler &u1tung sll I'M
teritiiken. Gs ipdre iebr pa6en6, men
Der Sta0tratb ben @run, 1i1b 8o6e
! gum 8aa elmer 0ffeutIi6eil 8abeanifaI
tofenfrei iiberlieBe, unb 9ribatunter
nebmern ruiirOe es bana arbeiin fuIler
oas 1lebrige au tbun.
Cine @ta6t ipie slai6bfIle folIte ie
0enfaaS nidt binter an0ern Gtdote
in oieIelt 8unfte surild bIeiben un6 0i
@rrihtun9 elmer 0fentIi9en@ dnimm
uno Babe 9lnFalt betratbten mir al
nit unter Die pid5t,9iten tSanitdts
nlobregeIn 9eb0rig.
Sir boffen, 0ab bic 9taOtre9ierlnr
Oiefer Slneelegenbeit Beriiflihtigun
ibeflfen unb nit 8riDntper1onen ae
rieinidaftEi4 banoelli iuito. Ser Sar
Der Burger fur cerartiee pobltbdtie
9eueruneen bleibt riemals aus.
Ag @ir beiu5teu 9eiterrt in 8s
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re- SIR beiuAten oeitern, in Be<
aIeitllng fitebrefer Dainetl lnb Serren,
Die in Der 9l6be Der 0iatnbabn g.Ies
gene, neu etoblirte 3iegel0ampfbren~
ilerei Der Serren Walon uHO 9l6ams.
Die 6abrit Iiegt auf bern su &riegss
3eiten oIs CHICKERING'S s@DrraIs benubs
ten She'll Der Mcgabi,d Befbune.
Ser BoDen Iiefert berrli65en Qebua uno
bic biersia Rferoefrnft itlirfe Nfaidine
berarbeitet SenfeIben ntitteIlt SSorce.
iGrauben, DrufmeHern, 28enbecpIiir<
bern un0 anoern, benz 2nien utibers
itin0Ii1en 9nltrumenteHi Derart, 0aB
6aS fur ben BdGifein gelieferte Miates
rial in llliibertreffIi6er sBeiie gepreft
uilO getnetet tpirb. Der ProSe6, 6urb
iUelhen Die 0ebmrnafIe aus einem inadls
tiaen eilernen BebdIter oilr@ cine fIeine
in 8iegelfornt ge9OIiene Sefnuhs gee
prebt, bon 0a 1Mf einemi NoIlban6 eTts
lang gef9ober, Bis re 0Hrb Elm, an
einem qroben @1mnngraOe befeltiatea
Weffer in bic geb5ri9e 2fInge aefhnitten
nnO bon 0a tpeiter 0Hrdb eineil GanOs
ltrener bin0urb bis an ben HIab 9cSogen
pirb, iuolelbit &naben Die nunmebr bic
gum Bremen fertigen 3iegeI IN @9ieb<
farren LADEN, i'll iiberdils intereliant,
un0 rothen mir SeOermann, Der Elm
StiinO6en eriibriaen Tam nnO Ser
iiberbaupt Snterelle an Sabritpeien
iiitnnlt, fid oas an3uIeEen
. fNNNl - IN . r A. 80 ~
@rbeit" 5000; la0 OtIB NIT pile bon
brei Mfdnnern unO bier &nober.
Die 3ieeeI, iuelde bic Serren Iies
fern, iino eniibertreflih Mno ipie Der
freunOIide qeier aus Der an aiiberer
GtelIe befinoIi9en Mnceige etliebt, finO
ne 6ereits bon bieIei Biirgefr Ser
Stabt berlu9t unO beFens empfoBIen
tporoen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Hon. JOHN LAWRENCE is ans
nounced as the candidate Of the Re-
publican party for Congress in this
District subject to the decision OF
the convention.
nT.A nv QIEAIIHC.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-12
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Giefsr iua9e goHblutbeus5a q raberl ypir6 cine
htrse SdiiDn nuf Der Sorm pop -. q. &ogurtfus
an Der Enrnfeite bes Suffice obbolteu. 4iefelbe bes
ginut Montne, ben Is. Mai.