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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-04

Sin SER, ser in biefer Gesens iebr mobI betonnf
unb iebr 9eatet lit, bat Die 28db angenommeu, tan
aber biefes Sa9r feinen SIG in Der 6acuItdt nic3t
uebmen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-04
6anbel ,1nb 8Irfe.

81 e III Sort, Sonnabenb, 2. Stop.
@olb oTnete gu 1909 unO itanO un
101 ubr 14OB, 12z 1lbr Mitta9s 1404,
u. g. Bombs 6pros. fallis 1881 .1124
5<2Oer 1 @pripS 1893
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-04
Sas grOste @nn6er beS 3eitalters,
SdlI's mnioerfeae
SSni1s Mnftbine.
SpeSial=Natbri6bt fur Nie Oamen.

Sdon LANCE rpirbe uermutbet, bas cine @ofdma.
f6ine erinotn merben rpiiroe, ipeIe einfad, ruobs
fell uno babel brau9bnrer ie as bic seitber iblien
Wai9tnen. Cine ioldbe uirb Jest benz RubIifum
oerirt nit Der @"r9ertns, bab teine anoere boseeen
outiomnien fdftn.
Sine 6rau tann m / bitIer Rafdbine mebr grbei
perriten, als feds b ne bieieIbe Siepafdbt fiinf
ihmubige 4emoeii, Rnnibetten lnb 0nIstfdpen ems
eebIofIen, in As Minuten. Srifft bies / / st elm
70 lit Der SanbeI uneiiltig.
Sic beoarf fe ner befpnoeren @ei6idIidlfett, nm
baniit 81 arbeiten, benn Elm Dldoder pom Is 5abren
bat in elmer Stunoe Susen6 Gtiid aefnaideu
Msan braudbt Elm Srittel menieer Seize unb be,abu
fib in einem Sobr burt bic S9onuns Der @dite, 30
tie 10 befa nit benz Stoffe perfobrt, Sas oger onts
bius obue Bei6dnignng oomtt aeirof6en peroen tDns
men, mas fetner onbern Waf9ine DgIid lit.
9iefe 4eaibtneE mereen periertiat uno pertauft In
Rinaler bro Store, 10. lag College StraBe, yaibs
ptHe, Tenn., fir elf o Dollars, ben rdntI1en
Yreis, nit uedem iie In Neip Doff be,abIt ruereen
acine @aicbmaibine ia i'm Darfte, bic fir ben
hoppeten Wreis eetaut meroen f6nute uno feline fam
fidb buiidbtlitb Der Nrbeit nit ibr peraeiden.H
Seer has Yatent Het rerlett, piro ioort geritilid
perfolnt ben nno wer MnSege e~pon uIarbt, miro
eine Iiberale Weobnung erbdltelI.
ny. O pbe SortbeiIe fperoeu foIten perrn ofies
rirt, TpeIde ipinten, has nusih ieblidbe Hedt bes
8srtdufs 6ieier 4Raifiuen III geIuHen Gounties nne
Tiitrttten 81 eriperben.
Bon wenoe fidb all
.. g. Mineler,
aus5sR RaibpiHe, Ssnn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-04

entbaltenS 43 gerts unb 80 goIes pertaufen Sas
Gauo fpnrbe benz Safob Gaftlsman ole Mnttei in ber
3ertbfitlua Der 2dnbereieii hes Mnbrep Gajtleman
oon Ser Gouufp Court III 0auiefcn Go. staeiproden
uno 1T oIo reeoreirt in benz aiinue Bud 81 cite 80
oils got 10. IL, Iieeeno an Der 3illsboro Eurnpte,
poer WleileH Jon glaibpiae. as
Der gerfaui Iinbet oHf benz YnbItc Square In 0aTb'
uile fat. Die ridhdnbeen SabIungen burdb gloten
uno SppOtbet aaf bns Gieentbnm ssiiAert. Rinimnm
Yreis $50 per Mere
6ti7 Int NIB eespiS 9itImaH, e.u. Gon,'r.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-04
Or. Gplemam's aarte.

90 LANCE bic Menidbeit frant miro
uno Srrtblmer besebt, an oeren 5oIssn
Gle SetreHenben lan9s 81 leiben babeu,
lolIten iie beriuder, fid bon ibren 2eioen
gu befreien. uuS Derienige, tpel6er
feline Ealente uno feline 3ett anmenoct
um iolden llu9lufliden .Otettung gu
b.rldaffen, lit eben 10 gut elm Ybilanz
tropiit lpie Der, pelder Der leioenoen
Wenidbeit auf anbere 8eiie gu belfen
fu6t. Babre 8bilantropie beitebt nidt
in @ufiuden Oes llriprunes zines ue<
bells. ionoern i'm 9ufluden bon WitteIn
oas pebel 81 beilen. Or. s o | emo n
bat cine 8eibe bun Sabren berartiae
Sale bebanbelt, unb 1T our1 eifrises
Stubium b1biE gelan9t, oaB er i'm
Stanbee lit bas gu leif ten mas er ger.
ipridt. Seine Sffiee befinoet f9 in
$50. 21O 6 bur6 itrabe @de bon
Nceemoreltrabe biuter Der 2Ipotbefe. q
@u3& 2tells. tnf5 3NRm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-04
9pccial Notisen,

E Serr e. g. GDua lit 9ofaIs
Mgent Der Staatsseitung uu6 erma9>
tigt, @eloer fir mid in Gmpfaalg gu
nebmen unb baruber su quittiren.
Sobu GM I'M Serausgeber.
~ Dasbeut19e 8auquier
$ aus 9ag II. Bro. (8erman Sabings
Banf) lit betens einpfoblen. Sc lit
bieS bas ein3i9e Banquiergelddft in
Der Staot, in iueldem 0eutfd geIpro@
den miro. Sie Sirma tit coulant
unb reea. -Serr MloriB Sar 1T eben<
falls Maent fur Die @ermania 2ebens
SerF9erun9s 9eleai6oft.
E gSir bertpeiien auf BE neue
9Inseioe Der Serren 3urberu. s&app
Ste. III Gebaritrabe. Sieielbe baben
cine neutrality-suspicious. @onOitorei unb
8aderei, in Der lie feinen SUDDEN uno
/ ld0neS 8rob baden uno tets frii6 bOr<
rdtbis baben. .
9tu9 babeu fie cine feline 8eltaura>
ton fir Samcn nub Serren, in Der tets
@uitern in allen 09liden Slrten sube>
reitet, gu baben fnS.
/ Bel a.. Gerier, al Gbur6 9traee,
gie6t e5 9luilern Ia 8lad @rpof, marine
MabIsetten II. T. n. gu jepsr Stunpe Sag unr
Ha1t. s,. pf31 10t
H Die 5ausbaIter Spnf 9falbD0
tperben auf bic grEFnuns SDt &p9erS' Gmpp-
RUM fir 5ausbaItuns5- @esentdnbe, So. 5
@berr9 StraBe, Union un6 Mnterican 8lod,
aufmerfIam eema9t. Man finGet baleltit
cine Spllltdnbiee sIuspdbl Dpn Silter ptattir-
ten Srittania planirten unb iapanifrien 0aa-
rem, CLINT, Spls unb gSeiben-9 lrtifeIr, Qrd-
lsntirteller,s 3ti9befeden sel9Iifsnem unb
eepreBtem Glas unb Iaulenbe anberer 9trtifel,
gu sablrei6 nm lie aufsu3Gblen. bic 1immtli9
nptbwenbie unb niislid fir iebe 5auSbaItung
linb. 8onnt unb betra9tet bic Auspabl Der
gprrdtbe, tpel6e Eberetts Sprbanben inD unb
FprttpGbrfup anfrntu1en. off 2We
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-04
8eaebtunastpertb.
OfObert aSeitii,iiaer

empfiehlt fcb ieinen TreunSen une Befonnten Ipute
benz sejbditstleibgn6en ubItam ale geb6ria auais
fiirter o n It nbler fur ben erfteu @eiirk pon
Souihioa Gruntp, rmfaiiSno haS @ebiet nsr Gtabt
Raibp!ls. CT psriprdt sepifienbaite SeirraRie non
GoIettioneu v. I. auaf3ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-04

i Die einsiee &eltauratiOn fir Oamen in
Der sansen Stabt lit bic pom Eerier al
Gbur9 Shaee, i'm 8irfman S!rd. rt31 1M
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-04
SIR Sbmtmbfiibttae.

Der Gnseigenbe 1T in rpenieen @o9en Sur5 elm
etnfa9es Setlmittel, na9bem er Sabre lang NIT ensm
beittgen 2ungeubeI un6 nit Der rbteriien arant=
belt, Der S9winefut bebaftet mar, ee5eit rpurber
un6 giinj4t iebnf9ft feInen Ritmenfden has SeiIs
mtttel nit;utbeiIen. 57ili.s at
allen bic es rpinf9en, rptrb cine gopie bes gtez
leptes toenfreil nit Der Siretton fir bic 8ereitune
unS ben 9ebrcnd ;uenben, Ipelcbes e fnSen rperben
ais cine fbere 5eilnng fur S6wnofudbt, Nftbmai
Sron9tttS &C. Der ein;ise 3pef Oes Auseigenoen 1T
ben &etoenoen ppbl 3n tbun uno bofit, oab ieoer
Rrdnfe ien NitteI ueriu9en rpirb, 90 es benielbem
nt9ts foftet uno iid ais Segen erweiien piro.
Yerionen, bic has Reeept roiinf6en, rpoIen ib aes
digit pepeen an
REQ @rwarc u gBlfon,
Dt1atpS gSiIIiamsbnra, Rings Co.. ". ..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-04
senneffee 2egtslatllr,
Nfontaa, 4. ssloDen,ber 1867.

Sn beiben Saulern mar beute 8or<
niitta9 fein Auorum anipeienb. Oie
meiiten Nfitglieoer baben Die 8erta@
sung auf BRET Sage felt Oounerltas
benust, I'm gu ibren Sanilien su refs
fen nnb tparen nod ntdt suriidgefebrt.
lin 2 llbr traten genat unb 9aus
uieber suiammen, llm, iuenn elm auo@
rum suianunentommt, su @eidaften
iiberSugeben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-04
Die MDnt8DmerD
. el<N fQDemte
fur Die
t1nineriitGt BON Seafbpille.

czNief . Snf1itut, tpeIcbes cief II J6crba NIT
- men une elegant eInseridlteter ShuIslmmern,
einem GanplIs pom 16 Ader. elmer Bi6liotbet ron
1000 Bdnoen, etnem uouit1noI9en piilen5aftIibeh
4pparatns uito eineE 81 nndfi9en aniiaIt er6fIner
wfreen TT, rrfobt ;uei 4btbeIuuaen, n6mIi5 tine
s!smeptars uns SpmaaFdI. GbtbeilAns
Ter CIRRUS IN Der Glementqrs4bt6e luna III mi
erei Sabre feftgeisst; r fur tie gpmnafdI III tn
etnen cid f9en rno Realspeie eet5 lit. Der CLAIM
I9e eari ndbrt pier Sabre nno bi!Oet 85slnse fur
yale uno 9arp1rb ans. 3S9Iina t6nnen In unSGru
e6bern Anitattsa mad nnfsrem S.itten 5 brescarias
Ger &eaI.Gnrius besrpes. bic gusbi!ouns fir sas
ratttide 2sben.
Xerntitre.
Serbt 7ermin-9om 3. septeubsr bis "a. Se,. ,67
| St ter StrHin-Som 6. SdnuGr BIZ o. R6ri 1868
Nriibl brs Sermin-Som g. @priI [ is "a, uni 1855
S6ghn9e iolten beinl 8eginn bes S5uIiahres ober
penlsteHo beIm Sesinpe ieSes 0uartaIs segenmGrtia
hilost weIoen tonnen.
Sprrrar.
9abI6ar fir iehes GuartaI i'm go@aus; eH, gprx
nahum fit Serbittermin $35; sSintertermiu S25.
Srhbiabrste min $40 Sn Der Observation-Disclosures
fiir 9srbiisrmin $s5; Btnterternin $40; Sraps
iohrstsrm SIS. 49,
Nacultdt.
$. 9. 9inbsIep, aansIer Der finipsrft6t arS
Rrotelor Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
- o7---- grinstPeI Der aiasemie uns Eros
8. Gp |, (iriberer grofehor in Der gsai5nsson
nntperittdt gu st. Souisl 9rOfeiior ner dItereu
Sgra9en rnt grin,ipaI bes GpmnaihIms.
R. g Snow. (frlberer grins pal Der RoiEpiHe
b69eren S3uIe) Yrpfefior Der Fat5ematit ,l,lb
Yrtnsipal Der Glementars Nttb eiluns.
Sur Rdberes psnSe man iia on bic Eeealtdt OSer
nu2 9rdfseut heS 9oaroS.
Gin Serr, ser in befer @esene iebr wobI befonnf
absr Siefes SaRr feinen SIP in Der 6acgItdt Mot
nehnten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-04
Sitlfe tn Standardization
Bi6tis fir 1ef6dftslente nn6 strG.iter
0eOria 6esenfeiti9e &rnr.
fen= Serff 6ermmas=
Sefeaf6aft.

= y W ~ AlHpISA
tGeiesIi3 iucorpprirt.) Isl
Sesritnret am 9. SuIi 1866.
4rnnten 9RitgIieoern rpirb pom bis 40 5puors
nj semitic Gusbe;aRt SeSe geiunbe iolioc
Serion I'm Alter poir 10 bis IS obren fam TiteIiee
Tpetben. So pieIe Dollars Gin DitoEtb i'm Sobre.
einbes1h, 10 uieIe Dollars erbdlt baiie6e in 8roifE
belts foIeu nd 6entItb suridbesohIt, MAJ bic.
GrantEett Elm Sahr lang onoauern ooer nid5r urs
mag ie nidt oetn ourch eiueIi nnaIG6saH, foubcrI-
ou nur9 traeno cine anSere aus nC ieItft entit,
eenene llria9e herpers eetfer uonreen feir. Sr n
Staten bic feseusrri9iten 5tiutfGten ersieIt uro
fneet ite wegen ibrts bRnl1uen 8wefes cine oiecz
meine Entertaining.
Besen uebernaHme pon aaenturen n enhe mon M
an ben gnterSet3neteu Setret6r Der 8eisHfaaft.
g8ni. @eittauier.
georia, SlEs., gpriE ~. 1867. mil2 fStsro
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-04
Nrieat.N

@ro6e 8oitbeiIe bel adufen in eouseu gartier
metben offerirt, am erbatenen Orores semds absls
f9IteBen.
of14 1Nt Seuf. Il. &1feInS n, So.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

mercy could stretch so far that he would
forgive the colonel NV Michigan cavelry
"nlch he'd hunted down the Saint who wuZ
low IN our midst, and made NV him cap
i've. lie prayed for forgiveness for the
Tech!ess men NV the North who invaded
NTSlhyi Tor the noosepaper conductors
VINO E9d abooZed him who is now with us
ana partlckierly HOrris Greedy, who he'd
thia uay IN some measure utuned for his
previous wickedness. He prayed that the
olesslns NV Heyen might rest, first. up0n
the city Nv Rlchmund, then upon the bal.
ance Nv Nirgiuny, and afterward upon the
rest NV the Southern States, aud he wound
up with tervent appeal thar the Ethiopi.
ans, witch coodent change their skins, might
see the error Nv their ways and return to
their normal cOndishen.
After this the president received his
friends.
| am not permitted to give more nv the
presidents plans than this: he will remain
in seecloosion and will take no part what.
ever in politics until after his final acquittal
in November He don't feel at liberty to
take hold nv the government 50 long eZ thcr
Is even technicle charge agin him. our
friends in the Northern States, who expected
him to take the stump in their behalf this
fall, will be disappointed. return tomorreI
to Kentucky.
PETROLEUM V. NASBY, p. N.
(Which is Postmastcr,) and Professor in the
Ham and Japheth Free Academy for the
development NV the intclleck nv all races.
Irrespective Of color.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

tIe remaining SS,059 being the unimproy.
ca, thouBh large proportion of it'll the better
ciasa u indigenous cotton, These fpures
snow lor 1857 an increase Of 1875 per cent.
III oat'turn OF the superior varieties of the
staple, aud little over 3 per cent increase
in the quantity Of native cotton, We need
scarcely remark that this estimate of three
lakhs OF bales of new cotton refers strictly
to what Is grown within this presidency.
and taxes no account of the iucrpasi66.
quantity that may be expected from the
central provinces and Berar. The great
value to our commercial classes of these
agricultural statistics must be apparent to
every one who has gone through these full
ana clear reports furnished by the cotton
commissioner. There is yet some little I'M
certainty Us to the actual yield of the Amer
Eau crop, but We know certainly that a
large crop may be rcckoned fol from our
D"n uelus, and the scope for speculative
il'N Is so lar narrowed. We must not omit
10 mention that Mr.. Rogers estimates the
tplai money value of the crop Of 1867 in
the northern division at nineteen millions
sterling.
One of the most interesting norton in
Mr. Naltohs report Is his description of the
projects that are in such efficient oucration
III GuZerat for the cleaning and packing OF
cotton, and we are glad to see Justice done
to these ellplanucd and eDerrelically-
worked undertakings. Mr.. Rogers en-
deayors TO say the best he can Tor Khan.
del-ch IN this respect but there is vet very
much TO be done, not only in regard to cot
ton gins and presses but agricultural plants
generally, before that collcctorate receives
from our Bombay capitalists the attention
and outlay for which its soil and industr-
Gus population will yield an ample return.
We trust these reports may have their in
huence on the public mind in this direction
and that when next the wealth of Bonn.
bay is seeking investment CON
siderable portion Of it NAV be turned
like iertillzing stream into the thirsty and
neglected, but richly productive fields of
the Motussll. The proposed cotton cXhibi-
ton at Breach may easily be Contriycd so
as to conducc to this important end. As
TO the cotton production itself we quite be-
leve with Mr. Walton that it has already
gained sucn position in India rs will cna-
bic it TO bear the full force of commercial
depression and the lower prices that must
come. And yet there is as much occasion
as ever for the following reminder given by
the commissioner: at cannot be too
strongly borne in mind by all who take an
interest in this important branch Of trade,
| that many years and Il vast wealth of
money were expended before the Southern
/ states OF America bcCame-as they were an
| terror to the war-thc principal cotton pro-
! duciug country Of the world, and there is
! no doubt but that well directed means and
! energy Will prove rs successful, in the long
run. in this as they have done in that coun-
| trV.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
Lowell and LongfeIIow.

1lri.l tra tt,.I,,
of,To TIolJ,S ~ @ CoilIvsPoiLlu-
oi Wv fi'', YES tIie IoiioWlhS
% - - ~ y - ''.' ouIu oi
"I4"ia ~ ~ 10 ~ o! 1ht same street.
lii, III iiialsLons
49, o,G 49, hiIiit a., 20 ""3 nls ulL IN
Pt"ro i,',,, 90 49, pS IoA" governor
u'oIJ lr.'I i,, :. g't ,L,' "a, nv
- - III III ~ ~ ciIi on ms All
a. ~ l.1!a' Is IiuH III lItera-
tu'C, "a "a "a So ~ Suc perfume OF lhc
A. NJ, IN nm wy WY huhOtlst
"a l,aCntS Vi olu DOCKS rare
anu I'IIN,o"S SA nI. oilItIeS' roiiauGrS an
tlUo N' i' , ~ qualn i'ot'Ly Iof LQ"ellls
.'AIHtu IN stIli lQIC anu iond o. II, hutnors
nav oe. - ""o"N ~ S"ls " luc cne't tuat
ne HG"u' /" isIIoHuCe some OF tt7 grand
ti4gt,,ous ~ iIoull II NTISt' LoNeI Is very
81 - "a '-,1 II2'ti"L 9i,'cd, 7tIIh'
iu5'4 @ I, 10
LN""'Vt", ~ l'tII,tIT,.if Wy N"!u 70 use.
ne tooh mn Tut VI Auoen potraiIs' his
nc1N - -.'I ~, III ~ IH'cLlectual
anu ma. o's@Iu..' ~ CoIoI Is pIeNalF
ny ,i - S'.G5S leFuish urU"u
l9lt, r. 'G'l s III VI nls low puI
NM TC,If III, - - Fu ., uoWh
" No ' M - - DN"t 70 VI Ihe same
] ~ s,r,st IA -. nS nc - nv
- li6t,5 ,,iu y tS', eAeept
Vii ~ c,rirr;,,t VI
S'''I' 80 - ~ So 5NtiS o1u' DuG
NJ 10 - totiH - il'hG aII
~ IIn.a,a iG ~, an u SCI
10 ~ ne y
any, 80 b, M ,rt iohu
VI v9. IN -. ~, " va ne
-. III. va ~, W au
~ " H., ,a In ny
Ill - '''- '"' 'ii'" III 'ii0
| IN, am, ,,,,. M, ,,,r,, r., - Io.~., -
wooJm, no. E"se wy Win nnt6in , 1S"alo
troCtiva i6ont il II stands hsce frnn;y Nv, Nv
800 its ron in fflI viow ionlin, -.
Cb,,riat r,tcr Naar il at tho sidas e.,
80 ,yI j,.l,r. raiinrc tbo 80, iom
T}is "a ~. Lomso Known VIZ GpJtu S'aGe.
h"a1curtcrs. and here ror man y,!ars 'T has
,iraI Henry " / anf,F.Ilnu tEe .'yoot 10
and ma.t r5mnrtIr of American NOES re-
Ionsr seems fuII of him, Tho sn,cinns
| rnone grr furnished with unostcI,ati0Us
inymrv, rlaranf litcratmrr is freely strn,rn
ahont, nirt5rrs enuravings and n}scaiIa"n.
aTs wdrLs Of art adorn lie walls and s,raco
10 ,"antcly The Nhrarv nm tba se = nd
aoor fr"nt cvnressos Ne occnnsnt 7, ia HA'o u
! ana =,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

WHAT ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS SAYS OF
DAvIs.-Alexander II. Stephens says he al
ways regarded jefferson Davis as n man of
kind heart who meant well in what he did,
but was not fit to be at the head of a nation
in time like that of the late war. He
would listen to no advice, and heed no
warning; because he wanted TO succeed,
he thought he must. In his flight from
Richmond he appeared to Mr.. Stephens like
big fly in stable whose eyes the boys
have put out, and which goes about run
ming its head against everything, b0bbing
up and down unconscious of where 1t is
going or whatit is doing. History will have
something to say about slavery, and the
morality of its defenders which Mr..
Stephens, of course, did not say in his
conversation with the Correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial, but leaving
out of view that most important of the
elements which will determine the future
historical estimate of Davis's character, we
dare say Mr.. Stephens view of his chief is
not very far different from the one which
posterity will take. Mr.. Stephens, If the
correspondent is to be relied upon, could
not have been in earnest when he made the
famous speech about slavery's being the cor
ner-stone of the Coniedemcy, for his own
mind had been, and it never ceased to be, to
fight only if forced TO fight and then to fight
not for new nationality but for such terms
of reconstruction rs should be mora favor
able to the South than the provisions OF the
old constitution.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
IN THE DEEP.

yyben golden Joys are few and brief,
hnd lie is in the fading leaf,
+rhe heart grows cold with silent grief.
The world moves on with heavy wheels,
and ey'ry step some i'll reveals,
The eve behOlJs, the spirit feels.
Iyban sinks the sun in yonder sky,
Sbnttsth the Il Nv it, weary eye,
And waits the dawn submissiyely.
Not with such resignation meek
no now act. bat foolish, weak
t'nprish the thoughts | dare not speak.
Man, with az idol great or small,
INV honey chs nges into gal
FOr Daeon from his height shall iallf
IIock'd an image in my soul
And felt u tide of worship ro !,
Which leapt beyond the clif, control.
Rpt il was fashion'd from he clay,
And though twas with me yesterday,
IL hath return d to dust to day
n Grief! thou pale and haggard eyed,
Who 81 test closely by my de,
Thou, thou art mIne, and none beside
Vet move thy shadow from the wall
Why should drink thy proifer'd gall
Is there no God above us ali!
viii He not list the suppliants prayr'
viii He not take the sting rom care?
will He not lit me from despair?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
AN,DvENING IN SPRING

Rise up, fair moon! ! long for thee;
Thou movest all too SOW
She saw thee rise, IN other skies,
\ long, long hour ago.
Her looks of love are on thy face
Her tho ugh are following thee;
Rise HI ner soon, thou lingering moon,
And bring them unto me.
Sweet, sweet the hours when side by side
We haw thee rice and rise,
Aur turned from thee, . moon, to sec
The love liglt in her eyes.
NY eyes shall hold thee fast to night;
But my heart sha Ii fly far over,
In the rack Of thy | ght TIL II gives me sight
OF her who longs fJr ner lover.
W i'll she not know hen am near,
And her luttering. yearnlng heart
Rest from tn grieslug, in sweet believing
/ hat We are nOs apart.
Galaxy for June
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

A YANKEE ISvEHTIoN.-An ingenious in
dividual at Lee, Massachusetts,, lately sug-
gested as q means of painting one of tie
tall church spires there, that the paint be
mixed in one of the tanks and the fire en-
gines be got out to. squirt it up.-BostoR
Ihdss.) Transcript
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

The story of a lazy schoolboy who spelled
Andrew jackson, &ru Jaxn has been over
Swallowed by genius out west, who wished
to mark half dozen new shirts. He
marked the first John Jones, and the rest
ditto.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

The st. Louis Democrat calls Attorney
General stanbery "a noisy hem asserting
of his elaborate opinion on the Recon
struction actp that mo egg ever laid was
longed and vigorous csckling before It made
its appearance t.r1rlv--
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

General Schenck, 1t Is understood, will
receive the Republican nomination for Gov.
ernor of Ohio.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

81 The comments of the Brooklyn Union
on Mr.. Beecher's novel include the follow
ing: 90 Norwood falls below the Beecher
standard. Norwood one think Mr.. Beecher
wrote it.p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

1883 1851 4SIs7 SG57S5
Showing an increase in lsGG-7 of 9s3 per
cent. in exotic cotton, and decrease of
eight per cent in native.
orT TURN IN CANDIES OF 7si ms CLEANED COTTON
Exotic Native. Total.
t,and'es. ms. Candies Ms Candies. MS
,ssse sagG 100 42t0 106 % s6l 6S
10 Is $40 2s6 37.34 leT 1881 413
showing for 1867 an increase Of $40 per
cent. of exotic cotton, and decrease of II
per cent. of native.
Having now given the particulars for the
two divisions, II will suffice if We merely
live the totals for the whole presidency, as
the aggregate shows an increase in every
item. There are now under cotton in the
whole presidency 10, 1872 acres of land, OF
which 7,5l, sl4 are planted with "exotic'
cotton-subject to the important qualifca
ton required in the case of the Berar Khan
deish. These figures show "a per cent. more
land than last year QS65-6) cultivated fol
superior varieties, and something less thar
per cent. increase for the native plant
| The total outturn for 1867 Of cleaned
| cotton is estimated by the cotton commits
sioner, aided by the opinion of the various
| collectors, at Las, AS candies tof 7s4 ihsl
being equal TO nearly 5000, 900 bales. U
| that Total number of candies Go, $50 consis
! Of exotic or superior accllmatized varieties
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
Report of the Judge Advocate General,
BUREAU OF MILITARY JUSTICE,
NAV Ia 1897

Respectfully returned, with the COPY
asked for.
The "dary purports to be one for 1864,
and the leaves cut or ;orn from 1t probably
contained entries of that year. ard were
thus destroyed by Booth himself II is alb
solutely certain that the diary is in all re-
spec,s as 1t was when it came into my hands,
and Colonel Conger, who was prominent in
the pursuit and capture of Booth, after haV
ing carefully examined it in my presence on
Yesterday, declared its condition to be now
precisely the same ms when he took II from
Booths body after he had been shot, the
writing In it being the same and all which II
then contained. Colonel Conger was ex.
amined before the Judiciary committee oil
the house of representatives to-day.
j. HOLT. Judge Advocate General.