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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-19
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-19
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SterbliGber erflbr. Sic 9lebt tuneres 8liid Senen
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-19

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nod Mot sagibar 1s,699.t5
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tern Giienbabn. -
5n Gin nit Der Eapton unb Esi6igan Gifenbabn,
lir SiSHep, Ptaua, Erop, Daptan, Etnia uno
Cincinnati,
eSn Gre iii ne nit Der GleIanb, Columbus unb
cincinnati GIfeHbobn, fur Selnpare, Columbus,
nne IN eleueiahe Serbineang nit Der safe Shore
GlienbabH. I'd > s5sff.s 81
Sn NansfteIb nit Der Ganbustp, RnasFeIs
anS HeDart iienbabn FIR gt. Sgri'OH, 4spari
9a6lCs Stellbenpiue un6 Adfbingtpu.
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babn filr Altopud, 6arrisbnrg EeD Dorf, BoItoR
Ehtla6tlpbia, Baltimore unh Alai5ington.
Yofaees un6 ShIni= Gar -Tidet: NIB III babeu il,
Der Office Der GoIIpasHie, IS glnrt Gtrdbe ODER i'm
yahagiers Depot, Ode Raoiion unS Canal Strase,
Gbteaso, Saiaois. fslal.l 2 U
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ianfs General weitItber 4affasisr.asent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-19

SGs tbatidopttdbe bGdr eIn9e5abite Capital
{ ener Gefeai9 at lit. s. 200, coo 90
Ser ueberf6Hb am eriteu Sauuar 1867. 502 S73 .9S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-19
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Sa00aNe 6urc6marfirt.

Columbia aerpntObatiOnSsus tasli6, aasse-
~ nOmmrn Spnntass.
8erIdBt Columbia ,lna 623 q, R
&ommt in 9taibuiHe an HnI-. 49,. ..... 900 u. Or
UerlaBt 1aibpiLe nm. ...............,.4 90 9. W
1onIhIt III Columbia az UNI .....-... 637 g. 81.
Der Columbia Aecomobatioussug Ipirb beitanbig
bic nben angegebere 8eit einbaIteH. ausgenommen,
oab Udhrenn hes Sommers bic Mbfabrts;eit non
NafhDtle 500 anitatt LOO 9tadbmittass ien ToIrb.
SRr Dur6biuets rnh an6ere MuffIdruaa wenbe man
it9 eefd4tet an bas Bureau Der RaibuiHe Bef6rbe=
n9sgeieuI6aft, ttorb5itdbe Ode summer u,lb
ehur6fraBe nno an bds Broas Strasen Depot, 1afbz
bile, EenI. saE t14a-
5. 3. Ban Dpne.
maj BID Generates Superintendent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-19
Mu6emfGn6e.

fotalbstras pom Capital uno ueberaussl ,s73.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-19
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uerben 1ofort burb bic broiiLianifte guarana, Elm
pfIansbe Subit9na aus 8raiien, bic bort DON isber
IN GebraI6 9eIDefeH, 9e9eiE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14
,s.TIle IDeadIocIs.o

The Herald of the Goth compares the
"deadlock" between the President and
Congress to the encounter of two obstinate
muleteers, "on one of those dangerous
shelves of the clOud-piercing Andes."---
Neither Will give'way to the other, and on
the simple question of self-preservation
one must be pitched headlongl into the
fathomIess abyss below This must be the
fate of the weaker, and the weak er party
in this case is unquestiOnably the Presi-
dent. He must be got out of the way and
pitched neek,and heels over the precipice.
There Is some aptitude in the Herald To-
cation of the Radical rOads They have too
evidently left the br0adand safe highway
of the Constitution--Of law--and of pre-
cedent, and are moving in dizzy, perilous
and untr0dden paths, so high above law
and Constitution, that IL they do slip and
fall, they will break their necksa Theyare
threading their crooked and dangerous
way over ice-clad and lsilippery rocks--up
rugged, steep and Zigzag ascenls and down
more dangerous, declivities. They are
travelling In region of storms, avalahches,
land slides, mountain torrents and cata-
racts. They can hold no straight and con-
sistent course, butmust move round and
round--back and forth-hither and thither,l
as the doubtful pathopens before them, and
must catch at tree and branch--twig and
bush, to steady their perilous course
and maintain their uncertain equilib.
rum. 1t is q journey of shifts and expe-l
dients, in which the road has to be picked
out and there are no wayside accommoda-
tions. sss9l s.tsSf ~, ,fsfsfst 4 s,5 VA
we say, the smile Of the muleteer on the
dizzy Andes aptly characterizes the road
the Radicals are travelling in almost every
pesGicular. 1t is no plain, we'll defined,
beaten track, established on fixed princi-
Piles and pursuing them with directness
and consistency. Everything they propose
is Inconsistent Observation-Disclosures, and
every end they seek in tho highest degree
perilous to themselves and the country.
TO compare it to mountain path, WIDEN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14
'aa JULES ..JARED's'oblv
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lnips .LFiafo1 8d|- 'fs yliDgb3yaIgnf
The New Beautilierl Of the Skin,
TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATEDI =

TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATEDI
-f'f7H3 iH3h1Hi LADIES: i9ntfi9 "
,Thissecret of beautifying the skin belng known
only 10 Nessrs. Jared Rene. they honorably state
that il differs from all other preparations. II gives
to the most harsh and freced skin both the texture
ahdcolOr Of polished ivory. removing al discOlofaL
tions whether appearing as freSkles tan. mOrphow.
MOTH or black-worm specks. and is especially sue
cessfu in smoothing Outthe marksleft By the SMALL
Fox.
The agents Of 'LEmsil dc Paris most 6oniiaeht-
" submit to the public the earnest Endorsements of
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/ ir b0gDdt 81 AGNES PERRY. .iss9o1E ien- u
and many others, whose high standing In the pros
fesson gives the stamp Of rpthfulness to their in
teIligent and genuine approval.
The Beautiful LUoiLLB WESTERN says: AlW
L find thAtthe Email produces OH the bfilliau-t
oy Of rouge anolilywhite, with the great and pecu-
liar advantage OF total harmessnee. ltreally adds
10 the softness and beauty OF the skin.
The Magnificent VEsTvALI says;
/ II have suffered 50 much from the various white
lotions DO which my theatrica profession oblignS,
me to use, that consider 1t perfect benefaction
to find a preparation which gives the necessary
ySitsHss' g tAsskin and l'aYs tps skin c0Ol and
Miss MkedtE MIrcHELL saysf iiaahgD Mo nf3
III have tried the skin beautfer, Email de Par,
is" and found that 1t instantly imparts natural
bloom and freshness to the comp exion. .e&rsifD
TJared,s Email de, PaFis'' Is used as arceicste
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Room. BY the most refined and sctuphlous ladies;
producing all the bcaatifyins effects Of rouge and
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q CoWdeh. Rhiladdlphis. AGENTS .lAr Il
JARED 4, RENE
"a bsG6nerat Agents and Importers. NeW York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14
GREATLY. REDUCED R
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LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY


Gents White Merino Shirts and Drawers
{ ats9.OO, worth $3.50 per pair. i1o5
Gents White Canton Flannel Shirts and
: Drawers at $500, worth $3.50 per pair.
Cents Royal Ribbed Wool Shirts and
Drawers at 81. 80, worth eA,OOper pair.
Cents White Merin0 Shirts and Drawers
at $500, worth $500 per pair. 15
Gents Brown Stout Heavy Shirts and Pants
at 30. 90, worth $3.50 per pair.
Gents White Ribbed Shirts and Pants
M at. s7.0O, worth $500 per pair. bO
Gents White, Ribbed Shirts and Pants
oi at $3.50, worth $3.50 per pair. gg7'l7e
Gents Scarlet Ribbed Shirts and Pants
at $7.OO, worth 20 so per pair. @ 30
Gents Arctic Fleeeed Shirts and Pants
at % 10, worth Se.7S per pair. ID ta
Gents White Wool Shirts and Pants
4 at ell.O0, worth S13.O 90 per pair, ~,
Gents Scarlet Cashmere Shirts and Pants
at $500, worth $4,000. b1rj
Il .'l. ] ] tftN.lhT-|f -stF $50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14

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hsjHG i.Bnp an9d blgow tn9mggszoD yynt
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wakefield C Fl Wash q AMrs walker Emma
Willett Geo CO Ward Hosea Meyers Henry
Waltin Kent Wright Henry Wilkinson j O
Witt Bell Miss Webster JAS X WalIingford Jos
Walton John q Waterman Mary Wilkins Margt
Watkins Aldge Whimes y h Woodw4rd Thos
Wick 7 A Wood WD u Williams w m C2)
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White Nell Miss White 4 Ewing t,Tiiel. (,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14

PETER E MARTINS
PATENT lRON-CLAD a.l r5
WARM AIR A FURNACE,
no a,ffmmg5 FOR WARMING loqa ,4ls' .,R
dwellings,, Stores, Churches, School Buildings,
s2'i Halls, Court EOuses, Public Buildings
,sHelq hoiHii9 Of all kinds &c. fni I'D
-ial of l1hH5nuu0lI n tFi7qL b9 .r
Replenished with Fuel but once week requiring
less Fuel than any other Air Furnace ever
nHFyl'f4" w before invented. i .ii'.t
i4rP Hing sI9rci- l1L---7 Ftnr# tt yc
Pure, Even, Unburnt Atmosphere,
"a Night ard Day, without the
Usual Trouble ana At .ifsi
-0f 9nltEU b1iditeniOn. arm iii6 gr1

-DYANiINGENIOUS CONTRIVANCE,
I'D originating Kiththe inventorO Of this Furnace,
all the cold air is made to pass through water its
way to the cold air chamSer. thus cleansing it of
every particle Of dnst that il enters the room as
pure as though II was on the mountain'stOp. Ply
sioians praise Ii. and recommend IL on account of
its health -implrting tendency. '....r.,,,I
The amount OF Fuel required by this Furnace to
wafma dwelling Of from nine 10 thirteen rooms, is
no greater than Is Tequided bylOne CRATE; and it
gives an even, summer. like temperature, night and
day, in all parts Of the house,. L.ll.f.f-,
After several seasonB use, this Furnace has fully
established its claima as the most desirable Warm
ING and Ventilating Apparatus in use. Burning
anthIacto or bituminous coal coke or wood equally
we'll, upon the true priucipleAof econ omy y-slow
combustion Of D large mass 0ffuel-it secures an
-evenness and freshness Of temperature. steady
AQw1 Of pure. clean, unburnti air, night and day.
while the furnace itself will not burn out or require
repairs for many years. The correctness Of the
shove is certified tony the written testimonials Of
many leading citizens Of this and other cities, which
will be furnished with illustrated descriptive
pamphlet price list, DC, upon application by mail.
6r at Nos. l49 and Isl West Fifth street Cineinna
Ohio. n nOiiB.O q Ynf PETER MARTIN, VI
dec24-d3m ood Inventor and Manufactured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14

o Il fiiw 9lqngg y,Ii ,.idi aAiI jadRsmos
.g9dj yas sire I'll llr diiW 1ua~ r.tad"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Kansas Cr1Y, April Is.
The river IL highes = present than il has
been since 1914, and still rising.
TAs trssk Of The MfAouri hiver .snd the
Southern Pacific road. between the State line
and Wyandotte, ID ovssAouei to such a depth
es to ext,uguish the fires in the locomotives
The bottom lands On the north aide ars I'M
der water, which comes mainly from the
Platte river, which 10 now reported receding
sid~1y. II cs0.2aJ
81 ALBANY, April Is.
The eight hour labor bill has passed both
houses. There is . strong pressure of manu-.
fscturers and capitalists On the Governor to
lpdsee itsgeto, but he plsdgsd himself in its
favor in the last political canvass, and win
undoubtedly aisn 1t. snsHsv sa ssea
HARTFORD, April IS.
The Official canvass shvws s4,l ,l7s vot0
east at the last election, being s,eoo more
than ever before. English's majority is $50.
The Demoenssc majority son Congressman
was 1884.
boELEsroS, Pa, April l8.
Albert Tenfel was hung to-day for the
murder of Capt. VIM. A. Bristol He made
no remarks ON the scafold. and did not ssusf-
f4s the crime. He attempted to couanlk
suicide Last nigAt by poison. A IA
PLYMOUTH, Mass, April ia.
-Four Of the crew of life. boat were
drowned yesterday In 1avina the crew Of .
wrecked schooner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19
FROH EUROPE.

- az&%% ~ - ~ ~ 1sNAA4$ - =
NEW Yoax, April Is.
The Londcn OIL thipks il not unlikely that
England may b drawn into ~ Impending
contest bsgwesa R1nee ord RsuasiA
Accordingtc the 0N! Lord Stanley has
been apPsa3Sd tc b The Prsisa Cabinet TO
induce the Dutch Government 10 withdraw
from negsGations With Frsacss for ~ &C.,
sion 81 ths Duchy; and Il 10 believed AAs
on this occasion the foreign Secretary may
depart fton The policyscf non.iassrvsntion in
lFrom the rscent dsclasasiors Of he French
Journals il appears that the Imperial Cabinet
has not abandoned IL designs on Luxem-
burg, and Prussia seems determined not 10
permit the Duchy to be separated from Ger
many. y
Tie OIL intimstes that Lord Lyons will
succeed Earl Cowley, - Minister 10 Paris.
In debate in the North German Parlia-
ment, on the Sd inst, Gen. Weikss resistsd .
motion to reduce the term Of service of SOL
diers in the regiments, on the ground that in
tAe pnDeut nlste a Europe it Vas not exps-
disnt fs the el6ciesey Of the army BY
The Hsrslds special correspondence from
Dublin and Thurles indicates very plainly
that smother, and more extenave, Feniau
rising il expseted iu'IrslasA, sa& ~ British
Commander in Chief 10 forced to keep fully
prepared for active exertion as any moment.
An action which took place between three
eEned Fealeps, AcClHpe and tSo otAass, ssd
tlp meA q ,HfitiS4 Ayip6 eoluue. IN .
N1o9 nseF Aitcheltovny va& 3 mopt ekcieea
AdsiF. The determinSd hrsvefy u he FR
nians, aawell ~ the rspidity Of their Gre,
ELECTED the admiration of the soldiers. The
three Fenians fought 120 soldiers, until ONE
of their nambsr was killed aad the renain-
ing two captured.
The Hralds Queenstown. Ireland, core.
spondent says: There is an almost general
exodus to the United States. The class Of
Pscple emigrst,ps y ssassAlly of the oem.l
tortahle fifming class.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19
From NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, April Is.
A fellow calling himself Darling has been
swindlipg the members Of the New. Orleans
and Memphis press, representing himself As
. correspondent Of the Cleveland PLaindosler
and CisciSnati Commercial
A large meeting Of the freedmen was held
last evening. Over. 400 we're prssent,. Rad
ipsl spaecAes were made " both blsc6 odd
Whites, and resolutions we're adopted Afflih.
ting with the radical party. and demanded the
right for blacks to set on juries, hold Office,
and ride on street cars. Meeting adjourned.
Most of the colored persons present were
armed, and great number of shots were fred
into the air after the adjournment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19
rsM NEW soIxll

NEw YoRK, April Is.
The steamer Hermann for Europe to-day
took out S440, go in specie.-
Among he passengers by the steamer San.
tiago de Cuba, from Greytown, Nicaranga,
which arriyed to day, y Hon. Thos stsolair,
brought California passengers, via Mexico.
They state that many men Of the Liberal army
ara now armed With spencer rifles, which
"a snS lat tSs inpsri.i enlistment. il
Havana hste been stopped, and it does not
appear that MAMMALIAN will eet aid of any
kind from ths forsigs osuntrisss
Among hhe passengers for Europe per
steamer Hermann TO day 10 Mrs. s. Hirschle
and daushtsrs, Of Davenport, Iowa; F. Brun.
nsfs eifS, and two AhildGsn, Of Illinois.svs
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FROM DUBUQUE

DUBUQUE, April IL.
..Ths Sioux warriors Who have bssn spead-
ing few days here, enrouts fnom WasAing.
ton to their homes, sntersainsda lA1gs crowd
Of people With : war dance = ths is5k ye:-
terday. They leave ts-day westward bound.
tory steps for the construcsioa of ) railroad
between that place aad this. MssssA Dow
4 Co. have coutras4ed 70 coasezuet ~ rail>
road between Ackley snd Eldofa. whichls "a
rive accesa to the immsnse coal 6slds Il thai
Vicinity. The road is 10 b complstsd b ths
middle of November nexA . .ss..
The dams on the Iowa river have beer
cleared out, or are brsekiag svsy, n ths
lsta fraahet 81 : ,ss.ss ,ss.s
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDING
wAsHlsGros, April is.

WASHINGTON, April is.
sksAfk.
Immsdiasely after prayer and the reading
Of the Journal Of yesterday the Senate went
into executive session
After some time the doors we're opened.
Mr.. ANTHONY called up the resolution
for further extending the stae die adjourns
msnt until Friday, at 4 p. m.
Mr.. TRUABULL opposed the extension
and moved to adjourn to- day.
Mr.. FESSENDEN said il was impossible
to adjourn to-day, - there was important bu.
siness on the table, which would occspy thes
ill D. m.
II was agreed To extend the time TO SaGuf-
day, by vote Of 70 TO Is, and again went
into executive session.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

San FR3sS,gra. April 10.
Tia ssssMer sacramento, from Panama,
arrived. 8 e ~sf Z
The steamers Audubon, New York and
Chieftain sailed for Cork.
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LITE lIDLE DISPATCHES.

LoxDox, April ls-Evsnine.
THE nsectia&ons bstween Frames md
ROdshss been broken o.
oCotten declined to-day ac.
Bonds have declined ac.
\ viii b holiday until after Easter. a
Il PARIS, Aprl 10. =
lImprisoamsnt for debt has been aholiahsd
in France.
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Troops Moving Against the
JadiaHs.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

GOLD CLOSED AT II. IS.
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Bly, TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DnsrATUHEs.
| NEWS FR6NaT WASHINGTON
J6 Davis to be tried next May
Senate Adjourns Saturday.
nOs22E I tw qff
The japanese Embassy Call on
President Johnson.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
Diseassien en- Enterventisn.
s* --.---f-~ - f-~-t-= -----=
Interesting European News
Three fenisas Fight lsO British
SoldieFs.
Eight Hour Bill Passed by the New
York Legislsture.
Goy. brown Favers sub
mission,
y =
Meeting Of Freedmen In New
Orleans.
Troops Moving Against the
5adiaHs.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
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GOLD CLOSED AT ls7 IS.
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