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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-10

CLERICAL REDUCTIONS IN THE TREASURY.
"A Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
SIM, writing from this city under date Of the
eth instant, says: at is understood that Sec.
rotary McCulloch contemplates an early and
permanent reduction of the force employed in
the Treasury Department, in consequence of the
rapidly diminishing business created by the war
operations, and in making this reduction due
regard will DO exhibited with reference to tho
competency and ability of the clerks engaged in
the different bureaus of tho Department, without
taking into consideration their various salaries
or olassiGcations. The number of persons who
arc now employed in tho department is between
24O0 and $500, exclusive Of those engaged in
the Printing Bureau, under the superinten n nee
of S. N. Clark. Of these between !, 700 and
1900 are males. There are Jl5 women, and the
remainder are watchmen, messengers and labor
ers. Of the male employees, n fraction over one
third served during the war, either in the army
or navy
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-10

RAN AWAY FROM THE AsYLUM.-A boy
about IL years Of age, named Peter Green, was
taken by q gentleman to the Central guard.
house yesterday afternoon where he admitted
that he had run away from St. Joseph'G Orphan
Asylum Eve days since. He was returned to the
Asylum by Officer Reed of the Sixth precinct
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-10

AUCTION SALEs.-On Friday afternoon
Messrs. II. Colman h Co. sold large two.story
frame building on L street, between Twenty
second and Twenty third streets, formerly used
by tho Government, to Mr.. VIM. Slower, for
$3.50.
Messrs. W. L. Wall 4 Co. on Friday morning
sold, at their bazaar, on Louisiana avenue,
about fifty horses and mules, at prices ranging
from twenty five to ono hundred and seventy .fiyo
dollars.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-10

M l. o S A n o,
1Nls MER liant TAILOR,
Corner of Ninth and D streets
Desires to returns his thanks for the liberal a..
patronage bestowed upon him during the past "a
seasons and at the same time invites bis friends M
to visit his store and Inspect his new and LII
choice selection Of goods, which be has Just pur.
for the Spring and Summer Trade. Mr. T. HARDON,
his associate, continues to give his constant attention
to the style and general appearance Of all garments
made at the establishment.
Tho best work and moderate charges Is our motto.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-10

The TRIAL of John Surratt commences
to day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-10
MERCHANT TAILoRs.

GEORGE d. taft, HAVING RE-
" moved from his old stand on Seventh street to
the NEW BRICK STORE ON STREET, NEAR
NORTHEAST CORNER OF SEVENTH, VOID re-
specifically inform his former patrons sci the public
generally that ho has on hand fhe assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASsiMERES, AND vESTINGs,
which be will make to order 10 the best manner and
short notice. law
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-10

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
During the absence of the President workmeu
were engaged in taking up tho carpets from the
passages and ante-rooms Of the Executive Man.
sion, and tho floors are now covered with oil.
cloth and straw mating. The heavy window
curtains have also been removed, and neat whit
linen shades put In their place.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-10
So1 Ii. BERGLING,

1874 II, DERGLlNG' .
ID Sc. MERCHANT TAILcn. Nh
No. SSi street, between ninth and Tenth ats
has ust received large assortment Of very sups
rior Imported Spring Goods OF the finest English
french aud German manufacture, and 1, nov ready
70 Furnish his customers with wearing apparel Of the
best quality, and at tho shortest notice apl2-2m
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-10

PETIT LARCENY.-Bettie Brown, Ellen
Lewis and Della Fox, all coored servants, were
charged with tho larceny of gold ring, valued
at $40, the property Of Mr., II. Davis. Justice
Walter, after a hearing of the case, dismissed
Ellen and Della, but held Bette GOr further
hearing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-10

FAST RIDlNG.-Edward Brown, colored,
for being drunk and driving fast in the vehicle
in which he was, eniapgering the lives of pc.
destrians and Others, was arrested by officer
Acton, of the sixth precinct, and being taken
before Justice Thompson was fined 800 for the
little amusement in which he was engaged.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-10

Capt. John Geo. Ryan, editor "!Somhrn Vim
die0tOr, " Pine Bluff Ark, VIGOROUSLY known as
the Mysterious Prisoner" or Captain J. @,
Ryan. Confederate States cavalry, who was ar.
rested In Memphis, July, 1865, supposed to be
John II. surratt," the Lincoln conspirator,
and taken TO Washington in CHAINS; from thence
removed to Vicksburg, MISS, and there re.
leased in November, 1865. American Justice (?)
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-10

BUTrER.-This article is now very
abundant, and is selling at eighteen cents a
pound for prime country, in small lots, to suit
famiIies,-AtE Gazette Of Saturday.
Good "boarding house" butter brings in the
Northern markets IS and so cents per pound
Quite difference Would it not be well to try
tho importation of the article from the South
for q time, and stop buying 1t in the North?
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11
The DAILY EMPIRE.
ALn soRTs oF ITlNIs.


Ralf Waldo Emerson's income return is
S9S3. That of Alvin Adams, the express
man, is S52,072. -
The Bey OF Tunis has lust presented to
King Victor Emanuel colossal btouzn
cannon, which had formerly been taken by
Bafbary pirates from the galleys OF the
Medici. FI ''hT'
A. bottle of whisky was resurreoted In
Winchester, Va, few days since, by some
wOrkmen who were tearing down m old
bHilding, upon which i(bottiey was written
with diamond this inscription "Bottle
of whisky; buried in ls2l,p. ..- ,,,,,,..
An English eompanyw headquarters
at ManchesteEis Is running six plantations
In Dongherty, Georgia, and adjoining
counties. aud calculate upon yield Of ], 900
bales this year. They are Strong Ia the
poeket having S2i0,000 in hand. ~. ....
iDr. "A. j, Ford, of Columbus Georgia,
has received notification that he has been
elected 9s Professor of the Maryland Med
ieal University at Baltimore. During the
war the Doctor was MEDICAL Director of
the Army Of Tennessee y
,,C6hIesslon is good for the soul. Olive
Borst hves IA Delaware county, Her hus-
bands name ls.Jacob. She Is not nbtetI for
any brillianey ofintellect. Alta protraeted
meeting, recently, she occupied the "anX-
ious sea" " several evenings She finally
complied with tie request of the minister
to rise and give experience Of her feelings
Shesaid thar she chad undoubtedly tattled
anu lied upon her.neighbOrs. but the rest
Qt her she intended to live faithful to
Jacob aud Jacob only," F...
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11
Branded i'm IIisOwn Household.

@
The Salem Gazette is a Radical organ,
published in the district chat imported
BUTLER from lowell and elected him to
Congress. t' That paper says Of his late let
ter. .lH."t "5Hsl .''l'..
1--WE pronounce such au utterance as this
as gross outrage upon decency. Without
The moral courage, ,to'make, the charge out
dare to say 1t, !. Andrew johnson and j.
Wilkes Booth planned the murder OF Abra-
ham Lincoln, in order that said johnson
might profit by the deed in succeeding to
fill the dead mans Office There are peo-
pie who are such sycophants to party or
public opinion that they never dare to
question n man whom the majority ele-
Yates. But we stigmatize such an utter
ance as the above, based upon no founda-
tion whatever, and merely to carry ia
yorite point. as disgraceful to the man who
utters it, and entirely unworthy of the in-
telligenoe and good standing of our Com
gressiOnaI District"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11

50 - Exactly -solon sblnRle said they
~ gshe ulefs every time" II he let s.ow Al
niOi nlng, he TOOK IlHntati6n iitteft II he fdlt
ihSeIg htnlght, be took Piahtation Bitiafs, N he
Sppr,s,sP SPPSSsi'g, ~ was eAk angnid, or mentally
ialled 10 set him ON his pins square and tllni
~" persons want an better atuhntftv, iut ~
'oino .. may, lust read the following. 0'i''
nv l.,io,o ~, ~, H. give saa ach 10 you, for YER
lie. REV H. WEGdfNSiEsiRis fSisiis hSi5 haItiS stysS ny
nom Dyspepsia, and had 10 abandon Ys p,eaehins sI
enroll mo The Plantation Biiters have
REV. q. A. WILDWOOD. Ne,r Yo,L ct,r
.., II, u ~ Ihadlost ali aiusflti,- y,sss IA
mvaS @ ailu eheryated could hardly tyalk ana md
aPeriect uread OF society fgT'+ - ir1...
''"D'iOI JhF piieEs ! hSys ;sEs, set ne al right ~
ci,,1yt mo ., The Plantation Bitters have
gHLsh gHLss - me q arrangement OF the Kidneys ,tn,l
Utlnary organs, that distressed me iarS sasS
Mrs. ~G, 9 g Mo9RE, ~ Broadway, New York,
Home school for Soldiers Children. saws She nhsp
sIneh KY ~ 70 tne weak and invalid children under
Hi mef HHinaigS WIN the most happy and Rratiivin1
aSsuIS, SUM- VIZ nave received over bundled rean,s
OF snch certificates. but no advertisrnen a. ~
iectye as what people themselves saw or n ,y el
mtlcle. Ourfoftune and our tatIolI IA M - ~
Ihe Original quality and high cLaTaoter ar ,i'.
goods VIII be sustained under every snd III ti',Iso
y. lheS have already obtained saia
civilized nations. Base initators tr" ~, among
near our name and style as they can - iihio io Us
good hftlele nan notbe SOLD as low ~ "a pNause
aTS nbd t9n,o support from parties Ma al no,
private stamp over the cork e''"' sec our
-. PH. DRAKE& CO.. New yorl Ci,.. .
nSmarisiE nSarnit"EH Spring water, sold SVyssirI-
... ....... ....'.'s 's.ff .||a ..'''|
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11
OVER AMILLIoN poL1ARssAvpn,


n,i uooA cOld from bad Art in the le0 and ,rss
es'i vioss ior Overa year. had used oyervtbin',
icS h"hl without benefit until tried tbe NiSSX
ncnt cnraeg Lniment. 1t soon effected uertn a
Nont0omor, A., j. l.. DOWNING
Nns,'.Ap Plchsure in recommending lhe ATa~toan m
Lihllhent as avaluable and indIs nensnIi,,
Uhrsns ior eprhins. Sores Scratches or EaIia ~
sores Iho,men men nave used It for Burns Br,ii,cs
magion ' anu al say II acts like
denis Express I7' N'iT fHrAo'b ana Harm
while 4 pfh pfni o. ny daughters ankle occa.ou.,
na shE last winter vas en- d,'
Mustang Lniment "b IUur IEy celebrated
gloucester, Mass Aug. ], 1896 @Ll
~ rs an admitted fICt that the MeYica, ~. "A. -.
~ m % peliofms more cures in shorter s
n n an ana ana beast than any article ever Jcnmo lime on
be II a. men and planters should oiS
iaYe M u on hand Quick and sure II certs,W always
A SenIlbns tb r wrapped IN stCeplate Is
@ @ueIths s tny lgnature ofG. W Weslhroob
over tho top, .. ''-'P % i'AAAs BA BARkLA a { CO
,.has an cnoIt mas been made to counterfoj, !, -. %.
c'iSaP stone plate label Look ciosSI,y II with q
gists. H'sOidby all Drug.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11

LYoN's ExTRAorOP PVRE An arc 0IGaHR-F For
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbns, flatulency &c where warm
and entire purity mAkesit cheap and reliable AZ
tiole for culinary purposes. Sold every where ~
TAbe no other, -' NJ WV
SsratoEN sPTiaE water, solo by am
prnsssS' N-eowIy.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11
A New York Sunday.

The Express, of the Sd inst, says;
"The Harlem bridge was full yesterday
Of passengers, male and female. The West
chester lager beer was irreslstibly tempt
ing. The boats in the Harlem river were
full of passengers. The bridge (McComb's
dam was also filled. The Forty-second
street ferry to Weehawken could not bring
home the almost innumerRble passengers.
The other ferries over to- Jersey were Is
full as ever. The effect Of tie Sunday law
seems 10 be to driFemen and women out of
town. .' ~ '''-'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11
A Bidhderbus Pop ata Cock-spar-
80 3. iLN row. 47f

N DfuhueTDttSt-OD NJ 81 Cock -SDar-
10. 81 ilh row.
Representative Don PIArT, who, now
that he has 20 further duties to perform for
hisparty in the state Legislature, has com
placeptly seated himself on the Aac-ar
cheek tripod, to try his hand in an endeavor
TO work it some good, by purging it of
thieYes and humbugs. His lust in this
line, was shot at that small game iScHuY-
LER CoIFAx, Speaker of the House. Don
says of this parsonage;
a STATEsN &N.--No man known to MS
runs a largeG amount of machinery to less
boiler than SCHUYLER CoLFAN. Possessed
Of one little lecture, he fills no end of lvce-
ums and newspapers. Packing the com !
mittees in the llouseso as to papder TO the
unscrupulous greed manufacturing mo-
nopoiists, he " insa widcn6toriety asSpea-
ker, and by catering to Fanian hmn6ug,
and all sorts of baseless political excite
nents he conits to be spoken OF rs "A proba-
ble ecaBdidatc for the Presidency. Yet his
little lecture Huy schoOl-boy could produce
His deXterity rs Speaker only proves his
unfitness for any other position, while his
letter 10 the Fehiahs exhibits profound
ignorance Of Irish history and Irish char
acter.. f....I 20
IT,. iVi thiullNt power Is lnlpuuenCe.
Had he more sense he would be less sue
cessful. Fools rush inwhere angels fear to
tread, and halfthe time rush In successful
~; While intellect hesitates folly takes the
trick.
Schuyler belongs to our side and has. in
his way, done US some Services. But it
proves fatiguing. We are tired of his cv-
erlasting beating of drums, and blowing of
trumpets, and glare Of blue lights, TO see
ClnX fol
OF brass ballswith a brass cup on his fore
head. Ui. .. '.. .ti.t1t.a. HaNi..i m 80 I.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11
REPARATOR CAPIL

REPARAToR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause IL may have fallen Out) and foreinS a
growth OF hair upon the face Il has no equal. IL
Va force the beard 10 grow upon tho sniOothest
iacN in from ave TO eight weeks, or hair upon baid
heads in from two to three months. A few iRno-
rant practitioners have asserted that there s moth
lh$ that VIII fdrce or hasten the growth Of the hair
or beard. Their assertions are false as thoushnds
OF llFlny witnesses from their own eXperiencel
can bear witness But many win say, how are wt
To oulsungulsh the gem inc from the spurIousp III
certainly Is dimcult, as nine e-tenths OF the differ
ent preparations advertised for the hair and beard
are entirely WORTHLESS and you may have already
mroWn away large amounts In their purchilse
~ su4h we would say, try the ReparatOr Cappfllii
II wiz cost you nothing unless IL lully comes up 10
pnI representations, IL your Druggist does not
Keep " sehu US one dollar and we Will forward n
postpaid, together with receipt for the mohev
Ii Mhion WIZ DC returned you on application pro
flulhs ehtlfe Satisfaction is not given. Address
W l.. CLARK q Co, Chsmists
A.. mo- ,ss, a., No3 West Fayette Street
Apr hiS' lso'-dlych SYRACUSE, n v I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11

itis most dellghtful Hair Dressing .i
eIancAtes scuIf and dandrnff
- keeps he head cool and clean
makes the hair neh soTt and glossy. "a
prevents hair turning gray and falling On,
dbrestores hair upon prematIfelv ' baj Iaoi od,
This Is Just what Lyon's KathajI1n ~ Nj, pg
is cheap-dnrable, 1t il literally SoId nv
ths car load and yet Its almos incredbs dSns
- - ual Increasing, until there Is hardly ron,t,
store thAt does not keep T. or afamiI y
use H ] X. THOMAS LYON ChSn,istt tt''S'S n Na"t nor
nTmsrts's sPrAnE water, sold BY an
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11
NOTICE.

SINHE undersigned has been appointed and ousl.
Il ided by tho Probate Court OF MONTGOMERY
county, Ohio, Administrator OF the estate of u.
cob Wetdner, deceased, Those having claims
against said estate win present them 10 said Ad.
mi nistrator, and those knowing themselHes In
debted TO said estate viii call and settle.
IA JACKSON McNELLY,
Maya leot-ltd -5tM'So Administrator.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11

odd to no would would not be beauuIulY Who wop,d m,
itv ma ~ oeAutyr Whatgiyes thatmGTblen nny
Hhd in the city bellef il is no the
timed ihsy h use Hagan't Magnolia Balm IL se'
Ioughness from the face and hands Phiuipies ana
TSvipbInS smooth. transpareht, bIoominte Ky thS
mSteTiaj Ualike maIy Cosmetics, il ana m
p,der IL i,i9uTious othe skin Any DrTSi,h no 20
hand 30 CTS s!I WI
... II, N ~ =, xhAGANt Troy,IN, Y Ghem,S,' ~
DEMAS BARNES q CO.. C0''' p
wholesale A gents. N
DruFFists spring wafer, Sold bS nl,l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11
AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. superior TO any cologne used
~ ~ 1atlp Hie lAco and person, ~ render the skin
splt uhuireshi TO allay Inflammation, to perfume
Slysni4s' lsi ior Headache &C. u IL manufactured
from tue rich southern Magnolia. aud Is Obtain.
ing patronage quite unprecedented. II N a IN.
tN4toy WIN hetrussea and opera singers II is
sold W al dealers at u 90 in large bottles and bv
Agents. ~ ..-. - "
D.,,..E Saratoga spring water, sold BY all
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11

lleimstreeps immtable Hair ColoTInR IA not n
dye. All linstantaneOus Ives are com poSed of ~
Hdr edssfio, aud more or less destroy the Vitality
and beauty otthe hair. This is the original Hair
twenty years! IL ltrestoreS gray EaiT 10 its OEiginal
color by gradual absorption In a most rsmarES-
hle manner Ills alsoa beautiful hair idresstna
sold In two sizes-b0 cents and si-by All dealshs
q, HEIMsTREkf, Chemist
Saratoga spring water, sold by An
Druggists ~ ~i'
Ia
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11
NOTIOE

; hereby given that Joseph Fenstermaker has
II been duly appointed and qualified rs Admins
traitor OF the estate Of Joseph Hoch deceased late
OF Montgomery County, Ohio
JOSEPH FENSTERMAKER
Dated this sth day Of June, I061.-w5l'' 20
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11
AOttls aud Saloons,
JEFFERSON STREET HOUSE,
Z. G. sTlNE, PROPElETOk,
JeEfeFson ST, near Third,
IL DAYTON, OHIO.

Having rentled this Hotel the proprietor In
Vltes the attention Oi the uuNtlirE public 10 lts
accommodations. Its lvcAtitn - central, aud IL
oilers inducements both IN accommodations and
charges Hpl7, O7-dly
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11
Reparator CapiIli.

Throw away your false fri11cs your witches, yuur
Destructive of comfort and not worth fV.
Come aged, cOme youthful, come ugly an1 fair
Aud rejoice in your own luXuriant hair
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11

The experience Of the past ten years has demon
'trated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
a. m In 4tflf rs.f
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05

uerOe lie ME bereelien! sic u0ren Ia
nur Der Qlnfang elmer &ette bon gSioers
p1rfigfeiten uno 6rdnfunget, bon oenen
i'd in ineinen aIii6liden Wfd0deninbren
aud l.idt einnaol cine Mbnung bate.
50 GgaI SD babe bod Nfnr eeliebt
nit Der gan3en unenbliden Slniefeit.
oeren taeine SeeIe fdbie mar, uno id
hotte III ineiner fHp1rmeriiden Ber<
blenbung teinen 6ebIer, teinen WateI
an feinem Gbarofter gefunoen. uno
iett mar er es ielbIf, Der nit taltem
Sobne ben Mitor nie0errib, ben ih ibrn
"a nieinens SerSeH er6aut 6atte - Der
meinen @lauben an ihn erihiitterte.
emma, beradte mid ntdt, iDeun i'd
Dir iebt etipos fage, mas eben Die meis
fen unlerer Ritfmtpeffern i'm 9Iei9en
6dle 10 elenb madt ME Md. Sd
Forte auf Wfar ~ ahten; i9 moIIte
oufh6ren, ibn Az Iieben ober i'd
tonrte es uihtI Gs Dar, aIs fIammere
ltm nein Sert ooppelt feit an oiefe 2iebe
mad benz 1lnterannoe meines Bertraus
ems su ibm; tnufen0 gfoI oerfudte i'd
Fie, ale mein, uniuiroia, nit 9eiualt
81 erlfiden; tonfeno WeaI erlas i'd ibr
mieoer.
@laube mir, emma, Die fneiften
fSrauenberaen iiuo bon bem nnelu6,
obne 8ernunft su lieben. berfolet, uno
nieI ia fdpdh, UNI rubig bic Qiebe NIT
Dem 8ertrnuen einlargen 81 tonnen; fie
baiten fie feIt, OBJ fie ibnen aud Solens
ouaI bereitet; - ne balten ne felt tuie
ben lekten Nettungsanfer Dor bolIfoms
mener 8eraDeifIun9. Oie 3icbesfdbiss
teit uno 9iebessd6igteit Der frau biI6et
t6r Slid; linb lie grob, 70 1T aud, mas
intlner ibr GroenIoos lit, cine 9iinmelSs
.meIobie in ibr 2eben eingepoben, Die in
Der gr0BteH 6reuoe pie i'm tieffeg
Gdmers ibre SeeIe barmonilh our@<
bebt; = fino ne ober flein, nun, 70 lit
aIIerbines Der srOBte Sdmer5 Der, ben
nns 6as s1be SSeitbnlten an uHfern
SbeaIen, leIbit nenn iie sertriinniiert su
unIern SSii6en lieeen, bcreitet = eripart;
aber oos Sers lit oafiir aud 10 ODE uno
70 arm fnie cine @iifte.
Sod Surii6 slt meiner @r5dblung.
Sd unferlag; i'd berlor ben Wlutb, ipeis
ter su fdnlpfen Der 66eu 98irfIidteit
aeaeniiber. Sb iddnte mid n1einer
| feIbit, aIs id ana Qlbeuo Oes bierten
Sages meine 6dritte Dem 3immer mel, ],
nes Wannes 3uIentte. SD 0ffuete S0s
aernb bic Sblr. Nfar, Der mid l6ngit
ertpartet gu baben fdien, fam mir
f-eunbIid ent9esen, f4IOB mid in feline
@rme unO iagte ipottifd: nNlfO o.
lilo, Marie !"
HeberudItigt BON al oen @eflblen,
| bic mid in 6iefen Sngen 70 aequalt
batten, be1onoers aber bon S9aln l6er
meine lnoralilde SdiudGe, iifurnteIte
i1 Ieiie: v9ob' grbarmen nit mir, RaT,
iH fiible mid 10 elero."
t5ortiesuns foIst In na3ter eOnntass zRammer.)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05

9ie 6 onf nferbatibentnRen.
tn dp fdeinen biefes Sabr abermaIs
cine ssrrGtberifde Stole fpieIen au tpol<
fen. Sur oas @ouberneursamt paren
orei GofoiDateti ins sSelbe, Barnes, elm
8aoicaIer, SarOing, goniernatib sbemos
traffic uno 9elln, GsbeuenAslnafrat.
Die eitlSi9e SoTnnna, ben GtaM aus
ben 9dn0en Der Mebelenoemotratie au
baltea, lag 0arin, T0aB Der @onierbatibe
9aroing i'm SSeIbe bIieb, uno 70 Die
Stimn,tn Der conlerbotiben Oemofra,
ten oem siebeIIen @anoibaten entsoe;
aIIein Orr. $aroin9 bat iiH iest bon bem
Wabltompfe 3uridoe;ogen uno 1T ios
NIT Die Griudbluna Selm's burh 0as
8uiommenmirfen Der Gonlerbotiben uno
Der @opperbeaos siemlidb fider.
gs beibt, 0nB Sen. MouGenu gum
uiiIitdrilden @ouberneur bon &entadp
ernannt iueroen iOII, ba man nibt aloubt,
6nB es SeIn geftattet tuerben tpir6, bic
0fegierung an5utrsten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05

S0H n, z. Wl0l.
QorO gtanleD, Nfinilter bes 0Ieuberu
miro Iber Die Sriebensconferens pra,
iibiren, bic am u. Mfai 3uiammertritt.
80nis Seorg bon @rie6enlanb iit bier
anaefomnlen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05

Ten lines Of solid nonparefi make one square.
YeaIly advertisers wilt be enti led to a disco,nt
of 10 per cents.
Every other dag (e. Q. d. advertisements will be
charged two thirds Of the 'b We rates
In the Weekly Edit on, one dollar square for
each insertion.
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and 10 cents line every additional insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at tie
rate Of so cents a square.
All advertisements are due from date Of first in
seFtion. Herea ter the cash system will be adhered
to- and no transient advertisements will be taken
Unless accompanied by the money.
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(over W. T. Berry Co.'s Book store.)
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NASHVILLE TENN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05

SnO., bat fid Elm Beuie seIegt. Sic
0tluber HnrOen ourd bic YoliSei aus
Der Gtaot entfernt. SSlaeel's @unoen
iinO nidt 10 8efdbrlid, tpie man 5u 9Ins
Jana Oadte.