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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

Sr. JoHS's CHURCH, GOLD Hull
Yesterday being Easter Sunday, a very
large congregation assembled in this
beautiful Church, to participate in the
solemn and instructive services COM
memorative to the Resurrection Of the
Saviour. Several Of the ladies and
gentlemen connected with the Church,
had procured from San Francisco a large
quantity Of most beautiful, blooming
and fragrant flowers and evergreens,
with which the altar, the communion
table, and the chancel-railing were
neatly decorated pure, q joyful, a
sacred offering in honor Of the grand
event which the occasion celebrated.
Tho solemn Sacrament Of the Lords
Supper. was administered at 10 o'clock
in tho morning; and at II o'clock, the
usual service commenced, according to
the beautiful form of the Episcopal
Church; after which the Rev. Mr..
Lathrop preached a deeply interesting
and instructive sermon from the text: |
Thess. iv. Il, "For if we believe that
Jesus died and rose again, even so them
also which sleep in Jesus will God bring
with him" The discourse Of the learned
divine was indeed a beautiful and in
structive one, and seemed to be fully
appreciated by the large congregation
who listened to it. In the evening, Mr..
Lathrop delivered another interesting
sermon, on the text, Rom. Z. /:
Brethren. my hearts desire and prayer
to God for Israel is, that they might be
saved" There vas quite a large con-
gregation in the evening. The vocal
and instrumental music, at the morning
and evening services were truly sublime.
We hope to see our people attend the
churches of our town more generally,
now that we have pleasant weather and
dry streets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

Four WoxrS OF OAKLAsD.-We had
supposed hat 0akland-the village of
schools, hospitals and strawberry
patches, was a thoroughly moral place
in fact, characterized for the p~eacable-
ness of its inhabitants. But tho follow
ing item from the Oakland Neses dis
abuses our mind of such reputation:
"An exceedingly interesting "mill"
occurred on Monday afternoon. We
might call it q "double MILL" for there
were four women engaged in it. Four
ladies of the genuine fighting stock were
riding together ina wagon, when some
interesting discussion wal started.
They finally became warmed and went
ut each other as nearly in accordance
with the rules ofthe P. R. as the limited
space which they occupied would allow.
Unfortunately for the admirers Of the
manly art tho s'mill" had not been ad-
vertised, and there were no reporters on
hand to mako 9 record of the rounds,
had there been, an interesting chapter
might have been written for tho large
number Of gentleman who went out on
the fishing excursion last Saturday. We
only know the result. Two Of the COM
batants were tumbled out Of the wagon,
and two were left to fight it out. One
Of those tumbled out stopped the horse
and embarrassed him, for fear that the
champion" might be injured, perhaps.
It is not supposed that they observed
the rules Of the P. R., for hair was pull
ed faces were scratched, dresses were
torn, crinoline broke, bonnets smashed
and 9 miscellaneous assortment Of fe-
male apparel was scattered over the bed
of the wagon. One of the participants
in this little scene Of female temper, sp-
piled to one of the Justices Of the Peace
for redress, but, upon mature delibera-
ton, concluded that all were equally to
blame, withdrew her complaint. Thus
ended the contest Of Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

GERMAN INMIGRArIoS.-A correspond
emit of the San Francisco Times, who
signs himself "a German" writes a
long letter urging the offering Of direct
inducements for a German immigration
to this coast. The correspondent says:
There is half q million German emf
grants now ready to come to the States,
and IL we 60 the right way to work we
may get 100, 900 of them here this year.
Next year matters will be more settled
in Germany, and people will not be so
anxious for emigration as At present.
One Of the principal agents for the fur.
thersnce of emigration 70 the United
States, is the great man who put the
invention of the needle gun into practi-
cal use, conquered Germany, separated
Austria from the Bund, and is the pres
emit ruler Of Germany, and the dreaded
friend Of every European power-we
mean Count Bismarck. By his marvel
Gus achievements he has caused q revo-
luton in all arrangement Of the German
Kingdoms, Duchies, Earldoms and Elec-
torates, has made himself many enemies
among the German population, and has
thrown 9 large number Of his country
mon out Of employment.
Some Of the greatest sufferers OF the
war are the landed proprietors Of Han
over, Hesse, and other States, who have
always more than any other class sup
ported their former sovereigns, n are
TO q great extent inclined to oppose the
now rule. The consequence is, Bismarck
taxes them higher than any other class,
and does not make their stay very agree
able; and need not care Of losing a por-
ton Of the population Of over-crowded
Germany, and especially his opponents.
Under these circumstances many OF
the landed proprietors sell out, and their
dependents lose their employment, and
both are looking for another home and
new subsistence. They turn their eyes
to their countrymen in the New World,
and the most energetic Of them emigrate
70 the United States, to work for an In
dependent living and to gather riches
under . freer Government than they
have at home.
hmigrants in times of political trouble
arc generally Of a better class and stead
ier tosn IT any other season. They con-
s' .. patriots clinging to their old sys-
sem, VINO had rather adopt the rule of
Anosner nation than to submit. to a con
queror or usurper. This is the reason
Why emigration from Germany ia hi,
year Of such an enormous extern. 7. ;s
estimated that it will reach abopt =
million before the year closes; and we
are informed from New York that IL win
be o drug to that city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22
PRopucrryrsrss OF PAHaANleAr.-A

d PRoDuorrvEsrss OF PAHRASkeAr.-A
large amount Of ground will be planted
this season in P~ahrsnagat Valley. The
excessive production Of last year has
given great encouragement to farmers.
On n farm, from q field Of ten or
twelve acres Of potatoes of tho meshAn-
mock variety, the average product was
Eve hundred bushels per acrelG The
seasons are long and the climate mild,
and therefore there 10 scarcely o limit 70
the variety Of articles 1t is capable OF
producing. It's tomatoes and melons
are said to be very superior.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

AMERICAN FLAG. = This well-known
paper has been resurrected, and several
copies have been received BY US. 1t is
curtsiled in size, but as sprightly as
ever. Calvin B. Mcdonald, one Of the
best writers on the coast, is chief
editor. Long may il wave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22
Notice to InvaIids.

A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HOME
"A nor place whore they can receive the stten-
ton necessary 10 their comfort. when Ill, can
6nd at the County Hospital comfortable private
and experienced nurses, and will DO supplied
With everything necessary TO their comfort.
THE R00h8 arc entirely separated rom tne
Wards occupied BY the INDECENT sick. ,,ov
The Hospital II under the carr OF De. 5Son
son, who can DO found at bis ONCE, No. 4tSon,n
O street, svery day between the neur, .
Il. and liz. n. Arrangements can also % mace
with Nj. Crouch, superintendent the Ho.pitai'
who can always be found Ut ths Hospital beno'
ingG. Chargsswodsrats. sPi'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

SERVED HIN RIGHr.-A rowdy who
lately burst into a house in Ohio, e1-
pecting to have everything his own way,
was surprised BY o ferocious young lady
armed with a tomahawk, who left an
immense amount Of her autograph in
red ink on his face.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22
Notice to MiIlmen.

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
n Nillmen's Association Will DO hold ct the
Yellow Jacket 0thos. Gold Hill. on THuRS
DAY. the o5th instant, vt l o'clock p. n. All
Mllmsn are earnestly requested TO attend
O. q. STEVENSON, President.
r A. TRlrLE. Secretary.
Virrinia, April %, 1867. ap223t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

Coop FOR AusrrS.-The liberal heart
ed people of Austin and vicinity, up to
last Thursday evening, had contributed
$1,000 so, nearly all coin, for the South
ern Relief Fund. They are yet collect
spo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

Mss yIoLxr BLAIR is said to DO the
prettiest girl in Washington. An e.
change says she has the fragrance OF .
rosebud and the modesty Of . violet
and Is to be the wife of . Clergyman,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

A STRONG ARGuNEST.-Thsre is one
single fact which mi may oppose to all
the wit and argument OF in6delity, viz:
That no man aver repented Of being a
Christian, on his death bed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22
DEATH OF JUDGE sRosNAN.

We received a telegram, at noon to-
day, from ]. Martin Reese, Esq, Of
Carson City, making the sad announce
ment Of the death of Judge BRossAS, Of
our Supreme Court. He died at San
Jose, California, on Saturday evening
at half-past 9 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

IT is estimated that New York capt.
talists have over 5000, Ooo, 900 invested
in different railroads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

TEE New York World says that over
1000 hogsheads of molasses are often
sold in one day, in New York, for distil-
lation into spirits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

ArARrY Of farmers in Maine are get
ting out the timber for a five thousand
ton ocean steamer, to be constructed in
Boston.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22
Notice..
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN Health Ordinance Of the Town Of Gold Hill
will BE- strictly enforced. Persons having flthy
hog.pens, privies. sewers drains. diriy ya,ds,
stsbies. etc, on their premises, arc notified that
whom passed upon By the Board Of Health, and
declared TO be unhealthy, or nuisance., will be
Emenable to the penalty ~ provided BY law.
-agscsy W.. II. BEGAN, Town Marshal:
= .ao,a uul knrii % 1887. ape2.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22
You Cath be Cured Here

roR LESS TRAN THE PASSAGE MONEY
i 70 san Francisco' and back. Exclusive atten.
ton Fivsn toAll kinds Of PECULIAR PRIVATE
and CHRONIC ,DtseessA 6emlnal Weaknesi,
Structures, Rhsumatism, Dyspepsia, and Neural.
tgiA TERMS: THOROUGH CURES Or NO
PAY. Nodsrats ehargsG- Go 70 the Medical
Dispsnsary No. IS B street, near Taylor street,
the only Red and Blue lights on B street, and
nssrly undst sutterley'S Photographic Gallery.
Call q address letter. 70 DR. GATES.
sp221ml Resident Physician, Virginia, New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22
For Chief of Police.

GEORGE W. BIRDSALL RESPECTFULLY
". announces to the citizens OF virginia tnAt DC
10 q candidate for the ONCE Of Chief Of Police Of
virrJnJ. O,,. ap22.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22
STOCK TRANSACTIONS
.fsr,orrrp DAILY II u. n. vLAse, BANkxhI
SAN FRAsolsoo, April 22-l P. :.
NEW TO-DAY.
For Town Marshal.

ToHN w. HIGGINS ANNOUNCES HIM;
O, self a. q candidate for the Office Of TOWN
MARSHAL II Gold Hill. at the election In June
Cold Hill. Anrl %. 1857. ap22.id
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22
For Marshal.

Tn COMPLIANCE WITH THE WISHES
announces 10 the citizens Of Gold Hill, that he
will b . candidate for election to tho once Of
Town MayshAl.
Gold Hill Anrl % 1867. apx2-Im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

New HAMPSHIRE and Massachusetts,
observed Thursday the 4th of April, as
a day Of fasting and prayer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

A YOUNG NAN in Iowa, after, his faith
er's death, married bis atep.mother.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

I1 Egypt, gill, are often mothers a.
thirteen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

HR. J. G. MAYER CON- -
~ tiEues In business at his
old stand, opposite Pioneer f-.
Street. Gold Hill. BATBSA3AIhs
can be obtained on short notice.
A LADY'S HAIR DRESSING ROOM, un.
der the charge Of the well known Partisan Hair
Dresser, Francois Gillette. The attention Of
LsdIes Ii particularly directsdt to this department.
a. proper attention to the Hair OF a Lady'H head
Ii Of vital Importance 10 her future happlness.
Hair Curling, Cutting. and the application Of
choice Hair Rcstorativps and Cosmetics.
% DENTISTRY.-Dr. Mayer wi also attend to
Dental Surgery. and invites all who may need
his services.
CuppinE, Bleeding and Lceching PERFORM
ed In the Best style.
ALSO, for sale, Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
Leechss. fN
Gold Hill, April 90. 1867. apo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

WASHINGTON, April IA report'pre-
walls to, day that Macmillan had been
captured by the Liberals at Queretaro.
No official information has been receiv-
ed confirming it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

Charges at San Francisco Rates.
.p,2 u. ~ H. HARRIS.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17
Die aure,ab,raer Tra8e.

Giuer ourd Bic neuelien Sabeloepe>
id)en iberbolten Gorrefponoena elit<
nebmell mir foIgenoen RaiIus: =
Sin gefhtspunft, Der nod nidt'
beriibrt ipor6en lit un6 oeiIen Srags
peite ni9t erit abseiddtt gu iueroen
brauht, ergiebt ii9 aus benz Serbalten
Der berlhie0enen &laiien Der 8eiells
iGaft in bieiem @treite Der Slnlidten.
IS aef6iebt nantiid gum erifen Stale
leit Sem 8etanbe bes &aiierrei9s, oaB
Sic 9lrbeiter, fopobl bic BON Yaris,
aIs iene in ben Departments, ibren
8ioeripilen segen cine Sriessunter>
nebmung oeutlid 81 erfeunen seben.
Oie 9lrbeiter oenfen in oieielI Slugens
,bliGe nnr an lire seiaeren Mngelegea<
beiten, an ibr IerbdltniB gu ben ars
beitaebern: tuenn bic fociale @abruns
oas &rieasger6ul6 fiir iekt nod nidt
III iibertoneit TIM Gtan6e lit, iie ipirb
fi1 batb bernebmlid genag MAIDEN,
Die 8ouraeofie i6eint oaS az fablen
an6 fie bofft, Der 8ries tperOe Oard
cine binrei9enoe 8lutabsapfung bic
erbibtet, @rnrutber ser Socialilte1 abb
fahIeu. Go lit 6enn merttuiroiaer
@eile Die; 8ourqeoifie, ipeldbe in erifer
l0feihe. am tneilter, Anter oen1 8uiame
menltoBe s3tpii6en SrantreiA unb
OeutfhIanS au leiben bate, sic Den.
ieIber aIs cine Nettuna Dor elmer 8e.
fohr beoriisf, peIdle ihr fiirdterlid,er
eritbeinf ais 'olIe Toluem eiues 9lofios
noifrieoes. bieier mao nod, 10 ltuoliif<
lid, eu6ert9riI sI6I-T m '9s4i.~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17
Gin 0efee; tpethes Oas Stimmretbt
an Detpiffe AuSt6uber ertbeilt. s

IN " das 9isS iselr8 as taa3 81 m IL aas. -
Sin 0efee; tpetshe s caS Stimmretbt
an 0etpiffe Mu6l6uber ertbeilt. s
Sstt. 1. Sei es bff9IuGsn bon Ser &C.
neral! 8srfammIaas tes Staatss -5sansiIse,
baB tn dllfu Stdatss, County, Difrifts- unS
alien anSern Civil Dablen fOl6e Nuslanter,
ntdt naturaliirte Burger Der Ser. Staatru,
welHe mebr ais Elm Sabr In ben Ser. Gtaa.
ten unb mebr ale feds Wonate TIM Staate
SenneEee ;usebraGt baben bas &e@t Der
Wablabfttmmuns erbaltea foGen = 8oraus.
seftst Sa6 fol9e werfonen ibre Mbftt su er-
fenHru sesebeu BADEN, 8iirssr Der Ser. Staa-
ten ;u perben unb ha6 biefeIbtn ni9t 3bfil-
nebmer ia Der lebteH RebflltOH sepelrR linb.
Seft. 2. Gei 90 ferner beiGlOFen, ba6
bieies Geieg bon unb mad leiner ValFrans In
araft treten .iol. Z
pafFrfam 8. glGry 1867. =
lagg q. g. Mfnllop,
eer3rittssr Sprsder tes atseprhnettnbanles.
{ Jofbnd 81 Selection,
Spre9er beS Senates.
Sd bssIanbise, bae has Gbise fiHr. Teue
lie6erieBuns srs ieys itf nteinsm gurfaA bei
esn Aiten befubIi6en Originates ift.,ss,
g.s s,ssss,ras. W.. .. Tlet&er,
apo oVs b Il ssnse S1aa'slsfFeiar.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17
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= ltdeIi6 iitio tpSdstntli3).
DIES ID sas sinsise losaIe slats nit aastaSus Der
- taat eli tasi e., pei9es III aa5buias bstans.
eesebsaa ptrs. 8osa allen srf8eaefssn 4Iatseru
Dot . be st5ste GlslnIaion nns ii - eas sfiyisus
Organ ses Stngtes. Ca Bot cine arekg Girfuiatior
I'm gorasn fepsbl dc aud in Siiben uisb @et&&hs.
teuse t5nnen fsin btlerss ah,etaen zEgssiuss iseu
% S6staeIias gatt sitSah Sis lstsa slias boasan.
sisar tsIeereptsi4sn deatate .neifpsliaI9sn uns
.esmmsseieiIen nns aasemsinti, Reiiisseite,s. cie
eotalneuisfssten Der Stest unh ,uuRnebann perben
dRsf btli4 tsfites un6 III ieeet 1th{idt ntrst bies
fee AlatsesH eEasEs!ana ussss ssa siesstH 8Fjtan.
. Die ssashias Sea ssEsss.nsesi a5sss .ssbsa UOn
SntteiSs ista. Iatbada ri boa aane d Aafrsatna,
rns biaaeH Aatarm psgesns eie wlafahm asbsns.
bassE. eab ans bas lpyais Solt to BEN ssnsaenSen
AasisaaaYts nit daen III i5ssn araftsa asbeasem
sttstt astsfaassn usesR.; aas nnisssm alatte in
sssm tieis,sa 0ssls ssa SIsdss in ssaate sesbrsi.
tHRa o. seben, Su 8utanit, ME eas in bsy Dersan.
esnhet ssi4sben, pirb has Natt Der erniilids Der.
ssistsss be- SsssaIns rnjipisn ,mieses ssssllpdr.
AHisE Sosss,gom n N isser Asnfat poaisanbts
s!lleeri4fsf aI.s Ur tSnilrss an s4asaieisis ulsS
Nradisf8eh @ssaetlbrt kaEen wollsns fsilissn fS
ei eeeismie aegebsnsE Vantage ID BEL,
''a'sR Rss s ssTs';a. ssFlallsAt ssG
. I, a5rek anD ,&ia,es Co.,
70 8 Mertb CHERRY 6trees
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17

Sie unse4eure s0Pularitdt bieier .DrseIu unh ibre
msssrbeits gspaIt Der 16ae bat sieielben ineg uns
ter oas Yuelitiw perbretet, ,umaI sa sGieIbe f9On
ansf fir oas e1aetitanii5s 9aas erulrf9t mar. Bel
aneoem TT Der aotenpres nur elm eernses b5ber, al.
far RelOse0ns, pdbrenh Sieuit nett erbabsuer bars
hberftebf. Tonf96nbs;t, f&HsHe Sinserberabrans
u. zsrtIns ftna nett eettpOger 70 bak sos geloSeou
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17
cffsiene Musetsra.,
Yr0uamati0lI.
Gtadt xeuaeffss, )
GsJsst tt 0sP aktsm sntsS

sleibpius, beH15. NpgiI 1867
Da BE gsneraIs riammiung an sd Rxrs 1867
ssn 9eiea yaifrte, Sefea 8: uns 4. Setfion IN ben
sol9enoen aBorten itno Sharutiaen perfast fine,
ndmiids
Settion3 8. ~sei es ferner befdIOfeu, bas bic
Dom 8. mai 1866 fattsefnpoene @eeiftrirsne 5isrnt
fur null nns nitig ertId,t fei unS 1T usb 9iemanb
bsre9tigt fen leu, arat Elm nnteF befaeter Regts
TT ring ansaeiteiten gertiTfa es 3n ifimmeH.~
Settiou 4. Sci es fsrner befSIofieu, SaS bic
8eittmmungen Siefes 0efeses I'D auf jsees anbere
eolirtp sritrsden iaasns menn Is 3 or ileherseus
unterialeife tn Der Regiifurune Stimmeebern in
fol9en ec:;nties itattsefunbeR baben uno Der @ou=
oerHeur ton folbe Eaatiaen peroffeutliDen uuo be=
iaate Regiftratton ouret Erot amation per5feuts
i9en."
ttao Sa sur rleberseasnns oss gouperueurs an Ease
&etontmeu IT, eGH gstrng nnb finteif@Fetfs In Der
Heatitrrung pom Stimmeebern in uniern Counties
Yenton, @ofee, 6iantIin, 6arbemons 8ufnpbregs,
stneoln. Steipdrt iib BiIi ion t,ttsefRnoen baben,
= 9esbaib nun iese i9s sEiuiata o: BrorsntSp,
trasener YeFngniB NIB in 9erfoig ber rif bardb bic
obeuerpdbnte 3. unb 4. Getticn Ses gefesel nom g.
@dr, 1867 sgferIsg.sn 9fii9ten. gdn,Il4 enf bic
ben Counties i5eatoH, goffee, Sranflin, Sarbe<
man man. SsEPRssp. smsolf. stspart anS ssifOu
sIe seres osBs.e :. oss
ben uutrb pon ben bestgii1sn 8egifrGtionstommiis
fdreu II beiaetsn Counties, peld5e mnter ben Bes
sa n sss S SIS r. is be-
pes gsfetes pom = dr; 1866 etissefeat porben inS
anb Rienonb IN frsenb einem Der beiaaten Counties
iou sur Abitnnnlne beredtist fem anf &rast zines
Certificates pon einem uHter ben 8eitimmnrgen bes
9ef sss pom 8. Rdrs l466 eng festen Gontniridr.
! Bum Ssnenifs 5efien babe 10 meine
fRamens snRferidrtft bierunter aeiesi
tuhn befobIeh, baS bas erobe Sfaats-
XUN0 lSie9d uttafirs wiro. 50 eei9ehen i'm
~ pDepdrtemeut Rnf5uiue ant II, 91ae i'm
: Yeonat April A. d. 1867. -
Siir ben go,iDsrnsur J Hsal1> 1855 IS
6 s4si Ja- .I1 iB. q. 8rppnlo,p.
Ms. .5letd9er, Staatsfetr. .g 4t III
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17

Sanb in Saph nit bieiem seipdbrten
praftiiden nHtersid,', gine felt mebr ais
30 Sabren aud eia tednifh ,,uifIen<
idbaitIiber, aeleitet BON Se-rn Or. Rnls.
fer, 8fofsiIor eer SebnoIeeie an her
Manaener uniperiitdt, ipoonr9 in oies
fem 3eitrautiie gegen taufnb iuH9e
Wfanners Batter, unO S6bnG berdnges
bil0et wurben. Son oieien baben in
Der 8rauerei bes unterseiAneten alIein
iiber 800 praftisirt nno oarunter 9fa<
aieri, hoe de oerrnalen in Der 8rauers
melt Den teiten Slang baben uno auf
bic geitaltung oes Brauereibetriebes,
ionic aauf Die @iite una 8erbolfomms
nung 6es 8ro6uftes ni6t 9eringen Gins
f1ub 9eiibt boben. Sbnenue nur. Ore.
Der in &bme@atzbei Misn, oei1en Der.
seitigen Director u. SenslmaHr, $att iu
StraBbaFg 9eHfib nno &teiuin Srantss
furt, Sacobion in Gopenbagen &c. &C.
(Sdlnb fol9t)
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I ~ Late last night we received
the following card from cur friend
Judge John bgwfence, which, short
as i is, explains itself and tells she
wlsole story I: .sassssss rs rs g !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17

= il beg leave TO decline the further
iise til Inv name as candi date for
Congress- and 10 sretnrn my sincere
ellai1ss 10 the large and respectable
Delegations which gave me such en-
NfEnsfatic support. $50 f
& go JOHN EAWRENCEl
May Is, 1857.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17
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