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The New York herald., 1867-03-29
DEM. Y. THEA.L, AUCTI0NEER,
ID LATE sAI.EMAN WITH =. H. LUDLOW co.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MIRRORS,
, SurERB EAL gRoNzEs; OIL PAINTINGS, ,

THeAT.L 4 BIoS will sen by auction o THURSDAY.
April 1857 1Of O'Clock the private residence 9 FIT
avenue, Of Nineteenth street. tire entire
contents OF said huse. viz :Superb ebony and rosewood
Paior Furniture suhl Cabinets and Tables Etsgere
French plate sr and Manei Mirrors satin damask
walnut Chamber furniture oak and walnut Library and
Dining Room French China and Cut Glass Ware
collection Of Brouzcs aud Manel
original OIL Paintings bv Gignoux, Doughty. Fisher ard
others together with all the elegant brouz- aud gilt Gas Fix
velvet and ussels Carpets. oilclohs Kitchen ucn
sis &C. he Tlehouse viii be inspection Wed
nesday I'd inst permit. which, with descriptive
be l ~ The once OF the suctoneers 81 Liberty
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~ y rurIrI Arrcr,oSrrp

DEM. v. THEiLT, AucrIoNEER
ID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS. &c
THEALLA a BROTHERS viii sell bv auction on FRIDAY
MARCH q. 1851, II 0i. O'Clock, at ITO WEST TWENTY
SIXTH STREET near sixth avenue, rosewood paror Fnr
Lounges, Excnsn Table. Brussels and Ingram Carpets
China and Glass. Kitchen Utensils. &c.
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p. CONWAY 3 90, AUcTioNEERs.
IA. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PIfHI4IC AUCTION

:, Rosewood p.uoforse Drawing win ss,n Room % %Earntgre
this day aay aaa @ AZ the ss Tory sosa stone soa..
44west Sixteenth street between rifh and sixth avenues
SrGcse E.s.rss goos..se 40 yHn%s' ss choice Books
Curtains Artistic Bronze sat,ary oil Pans. BY eminent
and Des @ g. chs v nS
rakish Easy Chairs. rose.ood seyen octave Psno.
rosewood and walnut Bareaus Bestead WARRIORS Com
modes Hair sDrng Mattresses China Toilet Sets EStsn
aud Table Cutlery.
A. sueiian. on Friday ~. March ~ ~ 4. i ocoes % iii
the corner @ drdss % and Hester % .iross %
ply at Office Of auctioneer, n Cedar street
uGSEGk sA5S RGEF 4gSSSssHF
HoUsEKRErERs, HOTEL pInr KEEPERS AND THE
LARGE SALE OF ELfsSSF LfEssSSSsFF' HOUSEHOLD ruRxr-
this friday morning March = at lo O'Clock precisely at
H. and o.
covered in French SATIN broc,e and reps; Turkish Easy
rs sy
al
@ h.e1ssr srsf fASSFoRrE STOOL
AND COVER cosT 5000
an elegant iasr.meat with round c.rnsrs beautifully,
bass fun plate French action fun octave
so cSs Bss spns
and Hair Mat,rsssss gsrre Table; Extension Table
tive Deposit required n B.Reliable men IN attendance
charge.
A UCTIoN sALEsOr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-.TH
n undersigned Is pcpared heretofore to special
attention sales of household Furniture at residences OF
20 yoGRSkaY XScOnssep once No. f'n ns street
VERY FINE PONY PHAEroN, THREE FINE
N Rockaw.ys. TOP and open Road Wagons one Coach
seat Germaltown Sulkes and Skeletons wo-scs
Wagons single and touble Harness. fine Ladies' Saddle
&c Also several Hprscs At ?a Broadway, Forty first
street
AN ELEGANT CLARENCE At AUCTION-THIS
IA day by MfNE1 SOMERvILLE. for account of whom
II n Horse Auction mart Union square ~
O'Clock. See aa,San head.
DY HENRY II, LEEDS MINER.
ID HESRT II. LEEDS Auctioneer,
will sell bv auction SATURDAY. March 80 at 0i O'Clock,
Il their salesroom, q Liberty street.
HOUSEHOLD FTRNfTURE. consisting Of general as.
sortment removed sale including Parlor
Dining Room, Library aud Chamber Furniture,
rosewood Suits IL crimson brocael: black walnut do In
reps Gilt frame Frnch Plate Oval Mirrors Turkish
Chairs, Cottage SITS Mattresses. Pillows. Boscrs &c.;
China Crockery Glassware &c.
Also Kitchen Flraiturc. &c
Also. at l2 o'clock,
Rosewood and mahogany Planes.
Rosewood cage six pocket Billiard Table.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

Tho Comptroller OF the Currency gives notice TO hold
of circulating notes OF the First National Bank or
Newton Massachusetts, the notes Of the Tennessee Ma
tonai Bank Of Memphis Tennessee. and those OF the
Fist National Bank Of Medina, New York, that such
notes will be paid in lawful money OF the United States
upon presentation at the Treasury Of the United States
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DEM. r. THEA.L, AUCTIONEER.
ID Late salesman with +. n. Ludlow Co..

THEAII BIOS, NJ IUg O'Clock,
Al their ssIesroom Co. % Liberty street near Nassau street,
Household Furnitwe vtz-Rosewood walnut. oak and
hogany Parlor Dung Room and BEDROOM Furniture Book
Mirrors Brsses and Ingram Carpets &C. Also part
private Iabrsr OF Books, among which he found
aud eho.c works Catalogues early morning Of
gala
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T,o LET-w1TH STEAM POWER. FROM NAY l. sRv.
y cra Floors IN the building corner Of Cortlandt and
Washington streets the engine and boiler viii he sod
the htt hoof VIII make very handsome oace or anv kind
otlpusncss Appyto FRANCIS HART A CO.. on the
premises. t#tN. sNt44 37'' - -
Two IEr-wfrII STEAM POWER, FROM NAY d THE
u Basement aud one Floors Of Ii, arst class
brick building Nos 2 aud s Wooster street. 5oxlaD feet
Wen Ugatsd aud suited fog any featuring putpJse
Apriv 70 FRANCIS ifAHT = to Srartiawit tfeet
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DY MINER tsoMERyILLE-uNIoN SQUARE,
CLARENCE. &c.
AT AUCTION, THIS DAY lFRIDAy), MARCH -.
AT 10 O'CLOCK.

CLARENCE. &c.
AT AUCTION, THIS DAY lFRIDAY). MARCH "a.
AT 10 O'CLOCK,
AT HORSE AUCTION MART. FOURTEENTH STREET.
LANE a McMahon's stahesl.
PAIR OF 'ERy FINE BAY HORSES. and wears
old 1857 hams high warranted sound aud kind in all har-
meas: one EXCELLENT saddle for lady gentlemau
splendid faffiy team.
BROWN tAMBLETONTAN COLT, thoroughbred. years
old about hands high warranted perfectly sound kind
and trne; ppnises extra speed.
SORRELIORSE 10 hands high, years old, warranted
sound Kind II nil harness and under saddle.
LIGHT yOTOP Eyprcss Wagon.
BLACK Horse, 10 hands high, years old kind In all
harness. true md free from vice.
BLACK HORSE. Black Hawk stock years old. kind Ia
all harness All under saddle.
BLACK TfDRorGHBRED saddle Horse ISL hands
high wears d. sound. kind all harness. .rump free
aud stviisb
SEVERAL )TfTER HORSES.
TWO TOR UGrffS. Ono seat Rockawav. Two
top Wagons ,cvrra other Wagons Several Sets of Hsr
ness new andkecond hand, &c.. &c.
ALSO.
account OF rhom TO close estate,
ELEANT CLARENCE, NEARLY NEW,
bull by John X. Lawrence. Of this city.
Regular Hose Sales auction mart Union place
stables every tuesday and Friday thr oushout the year
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

MADAME sECoR, V7 BROADWAY. UP STAIRS, RE-
M sperfuily announces her second opening Thursday
2eh instant. Of spring Summer Millinery latest
| importation. Also those OF her msnufacture.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

A UCTION SALES or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE THE
~ undersigned is prepared as hereofore to give special
attention sales of Household Furniture residences
families declining housekeeping favorable terms.
A. JOURNEAY, Auctoneer Office No Pine street.
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SALES Ar AuCTIoH.

uENRy D. HERTs. JR.. AucrroNRER
Ii nETkOfOIlIAN SALRSROOMs. f9e BROAOWAY,
FRIDAY MARCH - At 10 O'CLOCK,
AT THE CONTINENTAL, STABLES CORNER BROAD
WAY AND THIRTY NINTH SrRFFT
PEREMPrORY SALE or
HORSES CARRIAGES. HARNESS. nc &C
The property Of gentleman going 70 Europa,
The celebrated running Horse FCLipSR time ~ out az
the English mare Lady vampa 81 red BY rrayia,a
Also pair exact matched Ponies one road Horse ono
carriage Team Coupe Clarence butt London. on~
road Wagon rop Buggy two sets double Harness.
set single Harness Blankets &c. &c
Can he until the day of sale by inquirng the
OF the Continental stables, above
TTENRY H. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
III Nassau street opposite the Post onlce.
AORTGAGEE,s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD RK.
MINER SOMERvfr.LE viii sell at auction. Saturday.
March 10 lns O'Clock their sales0om ~ Nassau street.
= general assortment Of Household Furniture. consist
ing Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Parior suits.
Pier Mirrors brocatel Curtains and Cornice. blars
walnut and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus and Chair,
Black Walnut wsrdrobcs and Lounges. Epsmeiled
Cottage suits. Sewing Machines. Hair Mattresses.
Feather Beds Bolstes Pillows DC. Also large assortment
of omce Furniture &C. At IL O'Clock very fine carved
Rosewood octave Piano made by VIM. Hall Son Of New
York, Rosewood full round fuishrd back oo&a
Piano made BY Stoddart Of New York. and Mahogany
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

A VERY FINE PONY PHAETON. THREE FINE
N Rockawlys top and Road Wagons Coach.
seat Germantown Sukies and Skeletons twoscst
Wagons single and toube Harness. Ladies' Saddle
Also several Hprscs, 800 Broadway Forty
street
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

AN ELEGANT CLARENCE AT AUCTION-THrs
IA day by MfNEf SOMERvILLE. for account of whom
II Horse Auction mart Union square ~
O'Clock. See auclid head
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

w. CAMPBELL AUCTIONTER SELLS MONDAY
= April the well known Burns Oyster Restaurant am
Dining Rooms 7xs sixth with Stock Fixtures Fur
nure Lease and Bar Low rent Sale positive tho high
N bidder.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

J. BLEECKER, SON CO.. Will, SELL AT
"A. auction on Friday March r. al II O'Clock: at Ill
Broadway the story and attic frame House and Lot
the norheastery corner of drdee and Hester streets 50
remain bond aud mortgage. For maps ap-
ply at Office Of auctoneer n Cedar street !
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

B0GART. AUCrIONEER.-sArURDAY. MARCH,
= 10 at lo,4 o'clock at the auction rooms No North
William street Household Furniture, Piano. Carpets &c,
consisting of Sofas Tables Chairs Brussels three py aud
Ingram Carpets octave Piano iron Sae Bedroom
and Kitchen Furniture. &c
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

pAGLEys DETROIT FINE CUT TOBACCO,
- Loose and In foil.
sfRAUS BROTHERS A co. Agents
No. ~ William street
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
THE GAZETTE
a9riealtnral department.


II =
Extreme views and practices are held
and followed with small profit to any
one, and least of all to him who sud.
denly adopts them. However at vari
ance any mans system Of farming is
with sound philosophy, if he has
hitherto met with any eort of success,
and is not absolutely running back ward
we weuld surely not advise him to cast
loose from his moorings and adopt all
new practices to accord with the views
of sounder agricultural faith, towhich
he may have been a covert. Rashness
is the usuai precursor of failure, but
progressive conservatism uniformly
leads to success.
Deep blowing is an excellent practice,
but only when their Is q soil to plow.
He who lifts several inches of an-
tempered subsoil and mingles II with a
shallow surface soil, will repent his
deed when the sickly, yellow grain tes-
titles to the poison presented to the
plants with their food, or to the diff
Guilty they have in picking up q living
among the mass of rubbish. In the
Spring, especially, the soil should not
be plowed much deeper than heretofore.
In the Autumn the pillow may very
well be put down quite deeply, provid-
ed there Is enough plant food i'm the
soil, or added to it, to warrant It; for
the freezing and thawing of Winter,
and the action of the atmosphere, w ii
essentially modify it's character. These
Influences are wanting at this season,
and deeper blowing than usual, must
either be accompanied with thorough
lining, or the use of unleachcd ashes,
or very heavy manuring; and even
then it Is not to be recommended for
small grains. 1t is well, however, at
every blowing to run the pillow a little
deeper than before; and ii the soil is
neither water soaked nor leachy, even
quite shallow subsoiling will prove a
great benefit. We advocate most earn
estly deepening of the soil, but not
rashly; nor too much in Spring plow-
ing. g SAge9Ao7Ns
The failures of certain crops year
after year admonish us not to put our
trust too much in any single staple.
Influences, which are Injurious to one
class of crops, benefit others and so,
judiously dividing our interests, we are
surer of success. ~ ~ rs, ~
Double cropping of land is one of the
essential features of "high" or "inten-
sive' farming. 1t is equivalent to get
ting double interest for the money in
vested in the land, and i'm the labor of
wedding and clearing the same, and for
the buildings, fences, roads and super
intendence of the farm, itgives quicker
returns for the investment in manure,
and in all points is great gain.
1t requires that the land should be
rieh and in good filth, reasonably free
from weeds and that there should be a
proper rotation of crops followed, and
labor enough at command. It affords
also means of proftably employing
hands the season through, for whom
there would otherwise be little to do
most of the time. The practice should
be commenced in the garden and ex-
tended to the field when familiarity
has given confidence in it. --American
Agricutturist- sp
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
The Combination siIYer. Skirt

This invention combines with the ordinary cotton
skirt the advantages Of silver skirt; the bottom
hoops are the same those used In the Silver SKIRT
the covering OF which cannot or while the upper
ones are covered with cotton. No lady having once
worn one ofcur skirts viii be willing any ether
as the lower hoops Of all other kinds injured
and soiled. a. s##a Is ..-eFg - r r. q
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

As the forms Of disease for which we prescribe the
Compound have their origin In the blood let the suffer,
er remember that merely oat,card appliance win
afford him permanent relief because tcannot reach the
CAUSE, The Compound, going into fhe bIooe,-THE
hold. and the victim Is relieved. eE-THIs SHOULD
NEVER Bs FORGOTTEN. SURE CURE Warranted. ~.
BURNHAMS & VAN SCHAaCK.
oEt Wholesale Druggists. Is Lakest., Chicago. 9il
S-6 1y Agents for the Mort Awestl -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

Stock GRowING.-Unusu attention
is being given TO stock-growingi i'm all the
States. Every consideration 1nakes us
thankful for the fact 1t is natural that
such should be the case, since the war
took from our flocks and herds of every
kind, excepting sheep, as though muir
rain We're among them. The former
stock was kept with profit. AS there
is large demand now as there was
then, the same proportion could be
I'D saepiies are made GOOD ap in 's all tine tine
states, the profits to breeders must be
great
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

FREMONT CAKE.-Three cups of SUI
gar. two cups Of butter, one cup of
sweet milk, six cups of -four the white
of ten eggs, one teaspoonful of soda
two of cream of tartar put the flour
milk cream of tartar ia the -four.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

About the first of June look out for
bubble biIrsting. On that day the new
bankrupt law goes into operation.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
THIS NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE OF SKIRT
II was awarded by the Great American Institute Fair
held In New York City In October, 1865, 8 s4fayg
SILVER MEDAL.

The highest premium given for Hoop Skirt. The
steel springs are wound with fine plated wire lin
place Of cotton covering) which win not wear off or
become soiled, and the whole skirt may be washed
scfhout injury or fear OF rusting and viii be good
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
.'.' . II. GRAHAM'S -....,. -, 49, 81,
LIQUID HAIR dye

For changing the FAIR instantly from any color TO
beautiful black. with entire safety to the health,
and without injury to the skin. Prepared only BY
GRAHAM BROTHERS. FED.
Ne 90 Washington Street, waukegan, III.
For sale BY J. W. PLUMMER CO., & J. L. COLE
Cedar Falls Iowa.
buque. Tis.1yJ
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs Diptheria, Bron-
chtis, Splitting Of Blood and Pulmonary Affections gen.
orally, IL Is remarkable remedy for all Kidney Com
paints Diabetes Difficulty of voidnE Urine, bleeding
from the Kidneys and Baaddor Gravel and other com.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
TIME TABLE
TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY, MAY s, 1867.

Connecting at. Fariey Junction with trains on D. s.
W. Road TO Monticello, Ansmosa Marion and al Cedar
Rapids with trains on c.. N. w. Road, to Chicago,
Council Bluffs, Omaha &c. go
4 J.P.FARLEY, Superintendent. Z.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
dCRAHAM'S s :o.4 +
HAIR RENEW Err.
.GTaham's Hair Remover, 4. i /
A REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE
- HEAD AND SCALP. ...,r....l,.a

The hair may be diseased from various causes: II
may be dry and thin In scrofulous subjects II may
become grey notified FROM want Of pigment irreg
ular diffusion Of this coorng matter through Its brous
portion. Badness may happen from various causes:
From nroads OF the Acarnsn or Hair eater under the
skin, or from excessive pain mental anguish
There Is partial badness called the "Sca" which
gives great annoyance. There Is also the Pca Peloni
ca, also called the "Kingworm,n In which reddish
mud oo.es from the scalp making the hair TO look
were hbres OF flesh. There Is also disease called the
Favus," or 'Honeycomb Ringworm,r which destroys
the hair and its roots, covering the scalp with whsh
cruise New IL would be the hight OF quackery TO pre-
tend that all these diseases could be cured BY
ton containing little Plumb Acetas Sugar OF Lead)
supher Pr@cipitatnm Lac supher and perhaps Tine
ture OF Canthardes, those do who are Chem
lists or Physicians, but pretend that they discovered
these remedies accidentally - -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
Reasons Why Ours Is the Best
.. Vet Produced. H.. ....t-..

!. Most OF The other preparations n an contain
poisonous or ir atng substances which may do harm
not good. Ours contains not substance that is
poisonous or may not be taken safely internally well
as used externally. ss.aE ..fs - ...a : -. s.E
Most Of the other preparations color the hair the
scalp ours contains not atom Of colorng matter.
g. Most other prepai atoms consist Of so ingredients
generally stimulating or Irritating the skin Ours con-
tains over fourteen Ingredients in perfect chemical
bnaton and remedies not only badness and greyness
bus WIN relieve Neuralgia and cure cutaneous Scalp
Euptons effectuay, $3.50. ........,.s
Most OF the other preparations have TO be shaken
and stirred up before using showing by this that they
are imperfect chemical combinations. Ours needs not
To- be shaken in the bottle, and contains no sediment
Whatever. though IL may stand for years! Y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

(. SEFD 70 VENIol FOX A UERTIFYCA TE. q
In all transactions by MAIL we shall charge for for
the business IS cents EACH which must be whef
the certificate Is sent for Five certificates will be sen
for a. eleven for a. thirty for S. sixty i've for $40
and 100 for SIS.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-26
Die vGtaatSj eitmmAy
mad GeutfG Ia b.

Gin GreunS Idreibt uns bas JeIsenbs, tpel-
dem mir germ alufnabme in uHlsrm 8latt &C.
pGbren:
Sd I6ide bic ,StaatSseitung" mad nleiller
alien 6efmatb niGt ageii, neil idl DaciirH
meinen gertpauDten GjelessnbetG gsbe 81 e..
fabren, no i'd bin, mie mir bier lebeu unS ME
rtett,e neue 6eimatb unsefdbr dusfebt iOns
BERN aud nm fir bic Ginwanberllne bierber
III rtrsen. gihts jam mebr in bieler Hi6-
luna tbun als rte Gerencung nn5erer eeutfdfn
2eituna mad alien 5beilen DeutlHlants. Ga4
lei lpare i'd nod Vapier unb porto, Bonn i'd
6raud,e niftt eaenianee 9riefe 81 f4retben,
nnn 70 lanse ifb bic .3eituue i9ide, wihrn bic
Weinisen, ba6 Cd mir gut eeht."
DAD ScnutaGs6latt nab Deutihlann teitet
ineIulipe porto $50 per 9abr cher ss2.25 per
6al6jabr, atlp nur q d { Gents fir be eins
aelue Hammer. Gin ein3teet einfa9eT 8rief
tcis.n,t auf % geuts. 6isrna9 m allO bas
genben Der 3eituns bsr BET trettem biaisae
glea, NIT ben Seinigen In DeutfAlanb In
GprrelpDnrena ~ bletbeu. qBfr bDifen, bag
redt siele unIersr Mftbiireer 70 perniinftis iiber
btelen SsdQ urtbeiIrn tperbenL ais unltr obfn
ersp6bnter 6reEne, unb ieben heebaIb re@taabI.
redeem M6ennenten eHieegeH Sir ISnneH
} eafiir earanttrtn, ta6 6ae 9Iatt FseeluaBia
aufrf9fttt. y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-26
9eifunaSs@e

4, Denn bic &bCnnenten nidt dusbriid.
Iisb bas 0esentbeil beifeaen, 70 trtrb anee.
nOmmen, bab lie cine GurtIeBnns bss Abonne-
mentemtinlGer. da
2. Tas @bcnueHent Tam nitt cher rebts-
siiItie abbeleIlt perbeu, ale bic aGIe &affGube
bs3ablt Inb.
3. Mentl Mbehneltten Cd Auterla(Ien poer
Iifb treigern, ihre 3eituneen Ron Der betrefen.
ben Don Office ab3ubclea, 70 iinb re peraut-
rortli@ bafiir, bis Re ibre 8e4nuns HHb bas
Mbcnnemsnt bs3ablt baben. ~ 40
A. DeHn Mbcnaenten ben @Cbnprt pers
Snhera, pbae bic 3eituneS- Grpebition pasOn
AZ bendhriAtisen, 70 IL es ibr SHabeu, psnn
BIC 3eitungen na6 Der Woft Office ibftr fri.
6ereR Wcbnang gelanbt psTben.
5. Die rihterliteu Guti9eicuneen Iaaien
babfM, bag cine QDeiefrWng, 3sitaHgeH pom
6er betreFenbeH Dof Sffre ab1ubcleu< Ober
0es6nDerun9eR bee aDcbnorts gbMe sprberge-
henbe ggnaeiee ale prtita facie Ssrsis eihee
beabfAhatfH GNnirteIs aIt1uleben.
6. 9Ber hrei WNmmeTH siHer 3ettung alls
ntmmt ptEb ais @tVnnent betEa@tet MHa bat
fGiy hielelbe 9aRIuRg AZ lsfifpe,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-26
GriutinaI=Gnnrt

Ser 8rnseB Der Setter 9toieoe (farb. },
bes Oie6itabls an9ehagt, iunroe Bis
gum nddlten 9luslt sSermin berldos
ben.
@eorae Sones (farb.) muroe ses
SiebltabIs fhuloig befunoen unOi gu 1
Sabr HenitentiarD nerurtbeilt.
Ser 6au Staat Ds. Sad Sono un6
Wfonroe 8ono, angeflaet gefaIlhte 4a.
pierre ausgegeben unO iibertrasen gu bas
ben, tuuroe bis gum ndditerf Muault.
Sermin perIdobsn, unO ieber Der @nge.
tlaeten inter $4,000 Biiref6aft geiteat.
Ser 4roseB oes @m. Souiten, alias
@iIlian Gmtng (farb, J, angetlaat in
Samilton's S9ubitore gSaare aefob<
len gu baben, mar bel 8ertagune bes
9eridts nod nidt beenbigt,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-26
@er.staaten Circuit. 6 pnrt.

Sie Generate 8ufbroO Sobnion uno
Ben. 9. Sill, oes Sodberratbs anae<
flaat, ruur0en - auf General ORDER 6es
Ser. Staaten General. Mnnalts Stan.
berrD, ale 9odberratbs -YrocelIe, iuenu
Die QIagetlagten Die 9SroceBfoIten be-
3abIeu, BEL 9eite gu legen - mad Be-
sabtune Der Soften entla0en.
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gu tounen.
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factory iuuroe geitern ben aan3en Ses
bon beioen 9eiten areumentirt, obne IN
elmer Gnti9eibung gu fommen. Sic
Serren Sarrilon unb SrimbIe nertraten
Ole Ser Staaten, uno Serr StOtes Die
anoere Yartei.
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