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To the PnbEic.

IL having made the above purchase and re-
sumru business at The Old nud well known
sffut, NO 8S Man rect. where we have so
often aud for sd many 10 z years OF sunshine
no university me. our old friends and patrons,
sud as train 90 UufO e-reu providental CIR
cumstaDnes nave eIlltul as around 70 our for
u'r place o. business, 10 IS with feeling OF
earnest Cn. graduation that We are again pre-
p3re- 10 uu-r D. our former patrons and the
puzzle g neral'y aI-rg- and well selected : ock
% Drug, Etl.cEe>, etc etc, and indeed every
hing sually Kept Il 70 Grst-class and well con-
Quoted Drug store. 10 which we are nov adding.
ard VIII continue TO add constantly. fresh sun
plis- OF inr HuD,l staple and Choice Articles the
markets can AFFORD. And as we snail imnort
nom f1Felen markets direct, and from drst
dealers, W. intend making this House
e" the Drug Emporium OF the south 81 we would.
therefore. hold Oui EIe-tIliu1ucemsuts. 10 both
Wholesale and Es1aA Dealers Iu the cifv and
country, % gIye uSa ell. examine and prize
our stock before purchasing elsewhere fGr Ne
re- determined, by QUO c'Se vigilance Of M
narEe.s Of THIS aug foreign countries. as v-tu
as with sound. U~raetiel; Judgment su.makipr
our purchases. Co as 90 DE able with the rh1frs
quality of orr sock ana the low prices We wfI
5Hfr them an. 10 be- able % Vie with and even
competition. A~uXiouIy hoping. there.
fore. tnar these prOp1s tons HCr We /. Tend Ia
good TO the letter all we have pr0uosedI
meet with The hearty concurrence OF our
Tends aud patron ana The o0Bmuuity
generally. We are. very respec fully. YOUR
Etc. j. b. WATSON & 20.
PrCpnetarg
The Avalanche, BuIletih, LedKeran Post viii
please copy one MONTH oci In
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Draft on England, Ire
land and Scotland.
s. for I 10. Sterling.
France, zefland &
Belgium, 8 IS francs
for d o.
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Fare as Low as by any Other
Durrfn
AID OHIO RAILROAD.
= N OF
80 sUrEEsTEyDEI's .
louisville and Nashville Express

NEE7EIs, IETN NeIteDHtT . IoII. J
TgAIN- vii IeaveEha Depot fthis Company
i as head OF Main street, until further notice
a. f1II0uE-
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GREAT LAND SALE

I WILL apply at the November term Of the
County Court for Letters OF administrator
on The estate OF Alfred Scott, deceased.
o. fayTswe W. b. MILLER
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just Received.
Notice to the Public.

7 y retiring from the Drur business in this city
4 we would give notice that we have sold our
entire Stock, together with the Fixtures Teasn
etc, OF the weu-EuOvu stand. NO Ss Main
street, 20 Er j. p. MAS-DS Co, 10 whom We
were formerly SErgt-slEs5 aud after returning
0uE he rflelt thanks 20 our numerous raf-ous
and friends Who have SO literally favored us
during our OF bu~lutSs, we solicit
Tor our sued, s~ors a contribution Of he ssfpe.
As DO the character and qualifications OF orr
worthy successors i'm this branch OF trade Tbrir
reputation IS foY we. and faNurably known i'm
this city and throughout the country generally
for u- TO DE able iu anything We might }ter-
sJarCro add thCuFtp. suffice lJ 70 say thew are
lf long and t.iad experience in this branch OF
b~sIue.S. and therefore most cordially recon-
mrnd a continuation Of our patrons with ms
House JOHN A. NIPGEN,
The unsettled business az NIPGEN & RIA
and JOHN A. NIFGEN, VIII be settled
by either Of the old partners at the old stand.
JOHN A NIPGEN,
HlPGEN & REAktRT.
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SOUTHERN IRON HOUSE,

50 Wood and Iron Working Machinery, Of
all kinds, ordered on short notice, and FUR
nished at manufacturers prices sell 3m
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- "a 1885, o. 0thEd
The manufacture OF clothing Is the most i'm
pnrtant manufacture IN Pariz The material
annua " consumed costs l0.UO0.O8 francs, and
he labor about 5J,0O0,0O0 francs. There are
twenty six thousand clothing stores Ia The
city.
Ii has been discovered by the Germans in
Texas that the common bus which mfestS Gu
cumbe., pumpkin and simiiar vines. /. the
deadly enemy Ofthe cotton worm, end LEat the
latter does not abound where the former does.
50 they are planting pumpkins, squashas, etc -.
in the cntton Eelds to advantage, and the dis
cOysry may lead 70 a greater variety OF CROPS
at the South.
Business was fair yesterday but not as active
as Il should be at this season. The accounts OF
yellow fever existing here, which are exagger-
ated. have no doubt been the cause Of some or
the dullness which prevails, but the low price
OF cotton has done more 10 check The tIade OF
our city than any TumOrs OF disesse. The busl-
ness part OF our cii te healthy, and not an in
$ anee offs ckness has occurred amongstrangers
coming here. o far the disease has been con
hued 70 those living outside the business part
OF town, and the frCsts which have visited Us
for the past two or tn &c mornings will no
doubt check its course Immediately. ProviS-
cOnunue scarce owing u the difiCulfy Of
shipment By rver from the upper cauntry
Corn Is not 10 demand except for local pur-
poses choice white IS held at q 10 and yellow
at 81 To 81 G.. New ear corn sells readily at 10 10
&c. Meal is dull at IS IS 70 &c in store and
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on lending. Oats, in large supply. Sell
ing a. IS TO 7Dc. Hay, dull at 50 50 TO
vi on landing. Bran Is in light de-
mand at sgO per ton. Apples are scarce,
and choice sell at S. to Is 50 per barrel Goshen
butter 45c choice western - 10 40; good. ~ to
SIC. Eggs are scarce a. p 70 DC. Potatoes
demand 40 S. % to I 90 for young anu old.
Coffee, Rio, q TO zI%e. tloUr has adj
vanced superfne, Sc 90 : 9 co. spring extra,
s9to 80 80; choice, $40 10 10 30 rel winter 81 30
TO Y white do, Sl3 TO SO. aiard, in tierces
IA tDlPzc kegs, 15E 70 l6c- Messpo'k. 81 3
10 . 90 mess beef, SIC co; clear sides drn o.
lgz 70 3Le shoulders, Is 70 i6Lc; cauvnssed
hams 10 % 2ic sugar cured, e to 2ic Salt,
s. 30 per Dbl Sugar, "a 70 Hc Tor crushed and
clarified IA 20 17c for hrown. Western Reserve
cheese, 10 20 l6%c factory, l8o; English dairy,
lshc. Whisky, common. 81 81 20 3
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n. &C. r X. b0ndE~.75
". &C R.R ~cOupous.S5
Il. 80. R.R bonds~2
NJ. o q
Tenn. bonds, Old--65
" nevis
Tenn, coupOns..O
MlssC RR LIST mtge55
I'd " 10
Memp'isC City binds As
" coupOns5
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 272 Second Street,
AYREs BUILDING. Opposite Court Square.
MEEPHTS, TENN ESSEE.
Have Tor Sale
ulcthast.
Gins, from 40 to 80 saws,

. Milburnes Celebrated 1rou-A1Ie wagons.
IS NilburneiE CfIsbrated TbimbIe--kein Wag-
Ous-Cver 800 sold iu Memphis; all warranted
for twelve months, and only 81 ~ damages
claimed -nr
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GERMANY.
'eInen Sl.l6 forl go


Berlin siU7 for l Prus
sian thaler.
Frankfort, exc for 1
guiider.
Sweden, 81 &c for one
rick
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hO4O OeBCTSOt street,
MEMPHIS, : : : TENN.
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TraLefpe,a &nLe.

ny virtue OF q Deed OF Trust made TO me by
Is W. Al. Hutton and d. A. BroWer on the %
dav az July. 1856, and recorded IN the Register
once Of shelby county, in book No. 81, part 4
pages $50 and I5i, 70 secure certain Indebted.
ness therein named, l VIII on
Friday, the fIih day Of October, 1861,
betreen The hoars Of 10 and II O'Clock an, In
mont OF the auction house OF Passm0re q Co
No Sd second street, sell % the highest bidders
Tor cash, one large Hpe Single Cylinder Press.
Bindery, and the types, stones aud nx-
fures belougfng to the Argus newspaper estab.
iishment. comprising IN sll q full and com
newspaper appointments.
P. q. BIGLEY, Trustee.
September 20, 1867. sen dtooI2
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N. J.. MEACHAM, A. C. T~READwELL.
Formerly Of Aeacham Formerly Of F.. Lane
& Galbreath. a Co.
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The cotton market did not opsn this morn
ing until a Rte hour, owing 10 the absence Of
dispatches from the east. Buyers were more
anxious, however, than on Saturday,. while
holders were willing 10 await advIces. The few
lots sold were on a basis Of Is to lblsc t0r mil
ding. The OTening New York dispatch GU ted
that market active at fan prices: uplan 4. ISL
2Oc, and our marktt Immediately responded.
going up nearly ! cent on al grades. We re-
port q Few sales made: "A bales $ rict, l6%e; -
bales sOJd middiipg, lr54c; a bales SIRE lee.
Z bales middlirE, zoe. Several buyers were
the market hte in the day, and l6c was me
closing figure for middling. a list II good
wouli bring l7c. The onerings were not iarzs
during tbs day and ordeIs.n most eases had 70
lay over.
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SITUATION in a Wholesale Grocery Store
"A preferred, by q man or steady Moral Char
acfer. He has had some experience IN
Bookkeeping. HIS Rcq uaintanee extends 70
ChickasHw, Okhbbeha, Lowndes, Monroe
and PontOfoc Counties, Miss Perfect sattsfee-
lion given as to character, qualification, etc.
For the present address D., Box 80, COrinth.
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Lilies FIRE and Burglar Proof Safes,

DEERING COTTON PRESSES.
CUTTON PLANTERS,
GOITON SCRAPEHS.
COTTON SWEEP Rs.
CULTINATURS
CURN PLANTERS,
SINGLE MACHINES.
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ReD20cGI.

TyBE EMMETT SAVINGS INSTITUTION has
removed TO No. q Madi-on street., opposite
the Id stand, aid will continue 10 transact a
general Banking, Exchange and Brokerage
business. Ocs-lw
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Commercial bank. .
Exchange BanklC
+ rm'rs & EXch'ge.- /
Merchants s
Peoples Bank.....Al
Planters -. Z
ntus&M'ch'csB .l6
South W. +. R....l
StGte Bank-. 3
Union " 80
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The nights are cool enough for frost,
and the days are warm and dry. We
hear Of heavy rains in the north, and a
swell at some points in the rivers. AT
Pittsburg a rise OF four or five inches has
taken place, and at Cincinnati the Ohio
is no doubt rising ere this, though It was
falling on Sunday. At st. Paul there is
a rise reported, but the Mississippi is
falling from Dubuque down. There is
but 81 feet TO Cairo from st. Louis, and
at Phillips and "a there is but AZ to 5
feet reported. The Arkansas is un-
changed-still holding its own, or 80
inches to Pine Bluff, 20 inches to Little
Rock, and one foot TO Fort Smith. The
81. Francis is very low. Old White river
Is becoming troublesome and by its want
Of water detained the Commercial. There
Is seant 8 feet at Little Island, and very
fiat. A gradual but almost impercepti-
BILE fall goes on here.
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H MEMPHIS APPEAL


A SONG IN JUNE.
The brook went ripping, ripping,
over the pebbles Ia June,
Ihrnugh reeds and rSshesi II wound Its way
Humming q low, sweet tune.
The little forget-me-not listened,
Ana her blue eyes beamed less bright,
And the startled lilly cped Wider
Her flowers Of cleaning white,
brook o brook now tell me
What Lheu 70 the flowers did say
but the brook, Sill ripping, ripping,
Went laEiiy on its way.
The wind went signing, signing
Through the tan trees IN Juno,
And the chestnut blossoms shlYered
~ As Il sang its mournful tune.
The dove cOoed ever more gently
As the VIII. pefiDg wind passed BY,
And the dunetE note sounded softer,
And saddsr the bittern's cry,
q vino Z Q wiUdi now tell me
What thou TO the birds did say,
But the wind, still signing, signing,
Through the forest stole away.
My heart wac beating. beating
Faster that day Ia June,
And voice within It murmured
A dreamy dirge-iike tane-
go heart! U hearti now tell mo 1900
what The voice tOthee doth say y
And my heart did adly Snswer-
thingsm must pass away"
And the brook went ripping, ripping,
The wind sighed over tbs ie~;
But the voice in my hea~rtkounGed sweeter
The longer It sang to me.
~ THE Rcd"
Ae lovely DINNER g%osulin',
Down By the Cragte Wood,
Ipud iva bonnie r~useDuds,
A whiteOne and a red. .
The white was for a lassie,
The rcd WA for myself;
ItookGhem hRme. an tended theml
Wi water frae the well.
u Bath late an, air I watched them
Mpfond N anxious ee,
For ! thoChtin them an emblem
O'the fuIUreI MIGHT see.
I walled for them openih'
In fagrant beauty wide,
An breaIhinf out rheir Sweetness,
a. they nestled side by side. .
AMI wove the CLOWN fancy
That n young lovers Ken
o. lang an IOyin' lifeline .
Aye BRIGHTER TIL the en-
Twas foolish, ay, au' sinful,
But true IL proved for a;
The red bud blossOmod lanely,
The white aEe OWNED ava.
Oheart! be strong 10 bear it;
% ecu ! frse tears keep free
O}Iei be pure and NOBLE
An angel watcheth thee.
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Trustee's Sale,

\ NNVNLN "INNNN
DY virtue OF a ueed OF trust made to me by
ID Fannie T. Hunt and John A. Hunt on the
LIST day of August, ls65, and recorded ia the
Registers Ofios of shelby county, in book No.
81, pages 2Sl and ~, TO secure certain INDEBTED
ness therein named, 1 viii,
On Saturday, 26th October, 1867,
Betwsen the hours or 10 and II O'Clock am, in
mont Of the Law Court rooms, in the city OF
Memphis, sell TO the highest hidder for cash
the following land lying in shelby county,
Tennessee: r~eginDing at a stake IN the north
east corner Of Dr. W. A. Booths l55 acre tract
with elm. maple and red oak pointers thence
south with DR., Booths lins Is chains l2k-lO0 If
a chain 10 a stake; thence eastls 75-IuO chains
to a stake in the east line OF said Whites said
tract; thence uorfh IS l2H- 100 chains with the
ta4eiub road 10 a take - links east Of q black
guun ; thence wet 20 Is loo chains TO the h.
ginning-coutRining IS acres Sl-iu0 o. an acTe.
Equity OF exemption Waived. Title be-
lieyed 10 be good, but conveys &c on Y as trus-
tee. Y. +. VANCE, Trustee.
sa15 shd
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+ X y:
JESSIE ". PAGE, JR.---PREsrDEEr
Al NICE-PEFsIDENI
j. NJ. hi
NJ -a.a--.......
HOWELL T. JACKSON ....-----ArrORNEY.
DIRECTOR5-E 81. AppersOu, jesse W.
Pags, Jr, WIN L Vance, a. 4 Lacy. e. J. Sell
den, N. Kelley, Howell T. Jackson, Geo. n.
BARTLETT J. u. Hartley, J. J Peres, W.. n
Akin, J. NJ. Eeating.
The mutual system has d~eservedly become
the musg popular mOde Of Insurance IN the
United states, and is the one embrac q by
those Uest informed upon the s0bject. and who
appreciate and desire security, pefpstuity and
economy. IN "A purely mutual cOmpa-y the
assured derives al the advantages which Cau
be realized from an Insurance, and A. the iOw-
est rates, or exact cost. paying no tribute or
pronts 20 the proprietOTs n stockholders for,
perhaps. an inadequate capital or security.
C~heapness combined With security. and a Ger.
uiHtS OF accomplishing The object In view
are the essential elements sought for, and they
may be found eminently existing in a well
conducted mutual. Ali parties t~nsurinZ In This
company become members Of the COmpsuy
and are directly i1trusted in its success. Csll
a. the Office Of the company for fulI infoma-
whereby AL real Cs-ata insurers can save
FIFTY per cent. OF their Insurance account
au5a m
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soth day Of October, 1867,
o. p. LYLES,
B. q. BROWN,

So New York Day Book, Philadelphia Led
fsviiIe Journal, Sc. Louis EepubHcan, New Or
iaans Crescent, Little Rock Gazette and Madi-
son Pioneer copy TIN day Of sale and send BIN
to TooL, Phillips &C.,, Memphis sells ID
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NOW il the time to lay In your Winter sup
N ply-and the place to purchase the best
'PittsOu=g " IS at
BIdLEX, MELLERSH &CO.,
Is South Court street,
ana waaed tOrpar Of Main.
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- LEAE4A1 NA =+G4~@AAAE NAANAMa
IS Nil5urnes Cflsbrated ThimbIe--kein Wag-
us-Cve 800 sold In Memphis all warranted
for twelve months, and only 81 ~ damages
claimed FOR breaksge.
30 Carver Gins, from 40 to 80 saws,
I. wood aud Iron frame.
3 Tocd's Improved Bullock Gotten Presses,
dOuble-gscred and 10 work by crank. Two
men can make SO pound bale.
10 Todd Improved Horse Powers, for running
Gins and GriSt Mils-the hnsst power made.
jams Todd Stationary Engines, OF all sizes,
from p 10 I90-ho-e power.
Todd's Planning MIIs aud Wood Working Ma
chlneTy, Of al kinds furnished at short no.
Portable Steam Engines, OF all sizes, from to
So-horse power.
stationary Engines, OF an sizes, nom % 10 So
Single aud Double saw Mrs-Todds andOher
makes.
Gin segments, for 10 and p feet Wheels, COM
plete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, 2 4 and g.
horse power.
IS Tons OF IRON TTEs Gov 70 the tradel.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted. (lOw 20 the traCet
100 Nests Cedar Tubs, dow . the tIade).
10 Buckeye Cider Presses to ciose o.nsimmsnt
lleand p Hor e Power Portable Engine, sec
Ond-hand. low for cash-mustbe sod.
I6-HOrse Power, secondhand. cheap.
l5 Horse Power Stationary Engine and saw
MiI-sl complete-can be bought low.
80 Saw and 2 90 saw Gins Cbut little ussd)
low for cash.
Daniels Planning Machin-cuts 81 inches
wide and 3 feet long-cau be had az q BAR
gain.
OF All kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
CORN-SHELLERS,
THRESEINa MACHINES.
REAPERS AND MOWER8-
LATE CHIMES.
WHEAT DRILLS,
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.
6EHPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
ORGANIZED 1914.
OFFICE. ~s2l-aMADIsOE gTREET.
/, j. MURPHY, - President.
T. NJ : S~acretarx
BANKING.
nTRECTORsl
DIo.ters, Roy,E Notes,

PUnteFS7 bOTth NOI60'
IN accordance with an act Of the General AZ
sembly Of the state OF Tennessee approEeo
tbe distribution OF the sfects OF Banks when
nave or may make assignments among their
creditors, notice is hereby gwen 70 Jhe hSlu-
ers al ne notes Of tie Planlers' Bank Of Ten
nesse 10 present them TO the undersigned g.
the Bank in Nashville foE payment between
now and the hrst Day CT January, 1863, or they
will be forever barred. ~
ivy alIE8q d. WAIVER, trustee
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
FOR LEASE
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

THIS new and splendid Hotel, containing
seventy rooms, besides bar-rOOm, odic-,
barber shop, etc, has been placed in our hands
for Lease for a term Of years, with immediate
possession.
The commanding location at the corner OF
Main and Beal streets, and the convenient on
sJruetiOn or the house, with its ample accom-
mOGaJOus, offer great Inducements 70 sn en-
terprising add experienced landlord, and TO
such q enc every possib e inducement will be
given in the price and terms OF rent.
A gre It bargain will be given in tue sale Of
the Furniture, for winch real estate in the city
will be taken in payment.
TERMS IS 10 per month, without the Bar
and Dining Room on n8st floor 500 permOnth
with tbe Bar and Dining Room. Furniture,
valued at $1,000, will BE- old for $500.
SELF RONSTER, TREEEVANT & CO.
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H ToBEY. President. En. C, KIRK, Cashier.
CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION

Gold, Silver, Exchange, Government Sc.
CHTities, uncUrTeBt Money, Stocks,
B0Rds, Land Warrants, Police,
Uily and U0U0Jy Scrip,
Etc., &c.
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Notice to Country Merchants
AND OTHER
WHOLESALE BUYERS
OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

I WOULD call your SPECIAL attention TO
the fact, that ia addition TO my retail stock
OF Clothing / have JUS RECEIVED A
LARGE AND COMPILE STOCK, carefully got
ten up. EXPRESSLY FOR THh JOBBING
TRADE, which VIII be ound Weu adapted 70
the wants Of the cOuntTy, and which ] viii sell
TO MERCHANTS and WHOLESALE BUNERS
upon VERY FAVORABLE TERMS ] wsuld
respectfully solicit an examiDation OF my stock
merchants and Others visiting the city.
- D. WILLIAMS.
No. * Main Street,
ss20lm Memphis, Tenn
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TENNESSEE STATE MUTUAL
II I r IA
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NENPHIS. Tenn.

up Stains.
A HOME COMPANY DEVOTED TO HOME
n interests None but First Glass risks taken.
Policies issued from one month 10 s \ years.
. CE 81
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! Gslp,Ib.

1
Die Gopperbeabs prppbeseiten, 6aB,
tnenn Der Gonereb 6as &etonitruts
tionsgeiek pailirte rn6 Die d. Sobnlon
Gtaatsre9ieruilgeft befeitigte, @ol6
nit Der GdnelIigteit lln6 Hebemens
elmer &afete in Die 2nft eeben ipiirbe.
@abreno Die @a1e mod inober
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( BON 1856 auf 142; aber in Dem 2lngets
bIifey oaB bic &econtruftionsbia pnf-
iirt iuuroe, begann oas Sob su fallen
un6 fubr auf biefer @abn fort, bis
oafielbe biz nabenn bic 3fuansig bere
unter fam. gSas bas 2an6 brand)te,
mar cine entfbtebere, atf &e9t unb
8erebtigfeit baiirte 8olitif; borsiige
lid bic Grtbeilung oes Stimmre1fes
anlo1ale Sarbige ilno in aipeiter &eibe
crit bic Gntsiebmng 6e6elben aus Den
S1nOeu Der GTrebeller. Nie4 lit ge>
i1eben; bas 2anb lit sufrieoen aeifelIt;
oas Northumberland III fat Nlen
aeflebm unb bas .8ertrouen anf bic
8nfunft beoeltteno geitdrft. Sas lift
cine faftif6e uno gldnsen6e 98ioerle@
anna Der 6 opperteab Yropbe3eiung
6aB bic 8affirnng Ser 9efenfruttions,
bia iiber 9lnoretu Sobnfon's 8eto oas
finanSiele @eItau erfdiittern ipiir6e.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-23
Die parirer Qtus1feanna.

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.llige Mittbeilungen iiber SieaGgemeine
9InsFeGun9 au bringen: Oie Gaifons
biflets baden nur einerl febr lanaia.
men Mbiak, neil Der Yreis - 100
Sres,- fur biel 81 bod sehalten tpirb;
Sic faiferli6en GonnmifIare finb eriudt
ipor5en,, i'm sberab;uiekens oaein bies
feIben tpiinf9en, bic Soften Der Inter-
nebmung TO bel tpie ln6eli1 berauss
subrinGen .uno baben fid beBbalb ents
f9ie6en geipeiaert. Sic frenlben @olns
railf6re flagen barber, baB bic fran,
sofifden in bielen 8e3iebuneen eiilen
10 fniferigen 9eilt offenbarenunb linen
aanS unertpartete, 9robe nnfoiten pers
nrindt baden. Oie enaliiden @oms
miiIare fiirhterI bab TIRE Soften fi9 ouf
nabesu 100000 Bf. Ct. q Min.
0on. @oIo) telaufen iuerOen unS mad
bieiem Mabltab mare aaenbings Die
8eluiqisung Des amerifanilden Son.
greiieS3 cine our1ars ungeniigen6e.
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berfdieoelgen Gtaaten niir ben bIoben
GaHnl iiberIaiIen, ales anbere inub auf
i5re Soften bergelteltt iper0en, fogar
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Wan6e, bic 2egllng bes &aicns uno
oa8 8flanseil Der Bdune i'm Yart.
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nen, 0ab oieie pfeabaFe @rpreiluns
eieerltIid berbierat bate, nit Der 9lbs
lebnung, 66 lberbaupt ouf Der Nus
itellung berfreten gu talenle beaniipor,
tet 81 iueroen. ksr = a ~.
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herfaipft iinb, babeu rur einen Iang>
ianlen Sortgan9 un6 man ineirt, oaf
ni6t bic Salfte sHH erifea MpriL ferti9
iein miro. 98enn Der sYarf boAeu6et
1T, tuire er ben intere6antefen She'll
Ser NnsitraunG bil6en. Mpa i'm 9In8s
itellunaspalait feIbit ipiro 8ieles nod
nidt gum l. MpriI fertig fem. 0as
groBe 8elfibuI, in BEN Die Gr0ffnaneS<
eeremonie sitattfinoen luir0; lpir6 iebt
becorirt. Sur Die Snbaber Der Geis
iorbiaets tper0en bel GrGffnnng ms
&etibuI ;ueela1en iperben ruo aud
bon benen nur bic, lpeI@e 1uerit ibFe
GiIlets 0enonimen baben, 0d has Eef
ftibRI nidt 1nebr ola ettpa 5000 Ser
lOnrn fast. Die @ertbeilung Der 8reiie
nlb 8elobnuugen iuir0a erften Sui
i'm alien Sn0ruftriepaIait Pathfinder,
Der iekt nit ei1eni urietbeuren sImpbis
tbeafer bon 9iben, auf 0ersen 90, 900
4erionen Nab fin0eu t6unen, berfeben
mirt. 9lrn eriten Stteber tpirDs Die
Gdlie6Ang Der MnSftegInug itnttfuben
ltn0 0ann Oas itngebeure @ebdlfbe tpies
bet nieoergerilien merben.t t2 saiI