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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04
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~ Sie @oltenbef0rSerun9 ;lpilden
bierun ben iibrigen Staoten Seunels
lees pirD imner ihledter. Set fnnf
2aaen haben mir teine memphis 3eitung
erbaIten un0 felt 0rei BO9en lit nns
bic Mempbis ,,g9eue Belt" n!dt suse>
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04

"a gSir niinf1en ernRIi&, cen fcpft
Gi6 wie6erholenDsu BefHmetrn iber fHIe9te
8effeaumg ser 3eituHg In Drr Stabt uHe Hnfs
gegenb nt9ubelfen Hnlete Iraesrs haben
arenge Snfruftterer, eritens bic 3eitung frilb
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len, bic cbisen 8prl6rtften 81 befclgeH, iufert
in Der SfEce barber bfidmeren wiirbeH. Oies
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04
4utorifrtes 8dpitaI 81, 900, 900
10000 Nctien, ieae 81 $50.

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felben eben 10 iider ais portbetIbdft iinSen. q !.
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S@akmetRer 6eIsr q. GbeatHonn. 5etretdr, UNI soft
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04
mir gbpinbfadbtioe..

Der anseisenbe 1T in ueatgen go9en Dureb EN-
eiufoaes SeImitteI, na9Sem ct sabre lang NIT enem
beftisen amngehhbeIunO nit per far@terli6sn aranf@
belt Der SAwiubfnbt bebaftet mar, .ge9eilt porOen
unb Dani@t iebnIi9F feinen Jttmeni5en Sas 6eiIs
mitteI mttutHeiIen: &4EEE
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%S ben @ebrod jufen0en, IDeId3es iie nben perOen
ais cine FdJere Settnng fIr Shwinon9t, Atbma
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gSir pclIeu uuler @eldsift GAM beftimmt auf-
aebeffs 10 40. 4ie9 "a. o. -.
M29 Ea SO @cGese Strdee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04
Weine aSaare.

soeben erhlea ich cline Sending neuer hcIlaend
Haeringe, Eeun Augen, russ. Csvar, Sardfnen, sar-
dellen, Anchovies etc, sowie den reinen frAnzoes-
schen Rothwein weIchen etzteren ch bel der Fasche
owbld ais Gallone, sowie meme anderen ais echt
uni hnvegfaelscht bekannten Weine yerhaeltniss-
maeasig billigen Preigen absetz@f ~ -
Wenn fhr einen renen ind abiiligen Vein, sopie
I4queure ter die FeieraSe wuehscht 10 sprecht bel
mir vor. Allies wird garantlrt dAs zu Hein vie an
gegeben. Das Beste Is INNER das BffIgste.
7nz nm S4P. "A. sDES0R,
200 Vein Haus, NoxcEpAR sfG Z
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04
" EE cant tesearapbiIder gepefde
6ffnete unO fhlob gclb geFfetn @iorgen
in gfeID Cert pie fpIgts = ais
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rem tpdbren0 bes adeftri0en Sdaes etsoas
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9abungen Derfanften.
Gs iuurber 135 8allen aempfaneen,s
40 @aIIen berfdifTt uno 100 per.
tauf.
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Sailuar er0ffnet Die Supreme Court i'm
Capitol ipieoer lire @ikungen uliO am
IA b. M. tritt Die Qeoisiatur iuieoer.
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re- Sin grbeiter, Ser in SaO Trout
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Steinen befdaftigt mar, bntte 9eitern
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den bernrtig betlebt, bd6 er in leine
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tueroeu InnBte.
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| ftra6e, spilhen gburh ui1b Broao, farlo
| oeltern Die Snitallirung neuer 8eamten
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8eoen eebalten batten, tuuroe fdlieBlih
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giant semaltes 9lusbangeldilb fur ieine
neue Office ais S1eulabrs @ei4enf.
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tbaber nidt init9etbcist. ''''''.
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q WIdrft tub 86rfe.
l343 GfFee Senneffee staats= 3e.tiins, !
Z ~ g.4sG 10 RafbrifIe. San. 3. 1861. J
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9uIuers3 nder. Ills bereitet -. 25-7
sSemdbln 3uGer lis Seites S9malB 15-f7
y. Drl. 3lder.. f7-1f8 Rene 4artoifeIr IS u
adiiee 8uder 1918 Gents oas 8uibel.
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aerinaer DO. Isl 10 Butter i.0roben27-30 =
Sfearin 2i9ter.20 -2l ~ i.2leinen 40-45
Ealg SID er -. ID lis 0etr. Mepfetl $50 .. 3.
9nIn1 SEIZE -, 10-il3 - Yiirbe 2.56-.00,
(Serman Seiie.. f21s IA $50 - ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04

Der i'm Iiefaen 4o5talnt, aIs ilnbeteII<
bar, sur NbbOluns bersit iie9enoeh
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04
SIR. 8 SsOrb @Daea'e strase. !

1000 SAB ertra Samilien Webl.
900 Sas ertra fnperfins RebL . =. - -
SO 6b6s Rsp Orleans 8uder. 80
-, "a Obs Semernra 8nfer, 1900 49,,
50 5as sepadter unb pnIperiFrter SndeE,
200 Sad Prima Rio aaifee, 49,. $500.
Is Sad 2aguira Raffee,
25 6ns friS9en Reis,
81 Sat Ben Orleans @ot0ifess aST
300 Riftsn grOTter u. gambIe SEIZE,
i''1 $50 aiaen perfGisSeae eSrtsn seife, siss SO
100 aiften SteraIi9te, #
100 atten SdIgIf4fe, bart sepFest, 80
50 Riisn feinerR an&tabGf u
30 GrOs Sine Gut Eabat,
Is Sas adn@tabnf,
Is 6as eHsIifd5 Sosd, aszhss
,sts IS SAB amerifanijbe Soea, sxstsT
40 Ristn uu6 RfsassRassarA EalFtxn. =
so aifsn Pfeffer.
50 aifteR 9ewiirse,
- ailsH ssAtsD. inns
50 aifeu gematIenen SvisF, - ~
Is 5ab Rof0n's Bitfes
60 aiaea Pint, nliGrt u X GluOasn SIaf&ss
3Qaifeu Garrett S9nnpftabats 4as
20 GrOs Surfee's 8Iau,
20 Sos Bourbon Bbisfea.
ry@a IS Sns Robertisn County Rbistep. EsIsssa
100 6us 5sOte Rafb 9rsei WsssteP, si
Il 100 SAT- Singer Cordial, 49, go
IS 6os Snsper Dein. els ses4 .sstaai s5is
s 50 9as meinsfFs. - s,,.-z
IS 6os Gitronen Syrup,
50 2ifsH Starts, 4sfsEi
50 Dntene elmer,
50 Gusehb Beien.
sOaiesa siIeritset saasp,,ss $ sa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04

\ aRet setma siStes @laa 8ier trinffa rid,
Der sebe gu Dlin &C. u.sgsSa niiel.s 9a-
lrlbff trir6 ale @tunbe Gin frtlaes JdBhen
anaeRettt Mnb ntunbet has @ebrdI 0prtrefFtt9.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04
9erreu Sill E
6 hs.Opaifde griefe.

y ut0p al DE . le e.
2 gbiIipp 0nbmaRn aus GoIp. sssvs, .r.fSa :
gOrporal gibt0r Dbminser. is. Slfautere Res.
aus @a9en.
So1anu Hebrens aus '8retnen. -sts 4l4ai
Softteb 5rieOri5 aus AttSorff.R aS.i9 al8 81
gs'f F7s. 8.G9 9inb siteb, .i
:'sl2 e4es s.,'.'A BOFmetite :
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04

H 6err graMn, Der friiher BET 9errn Hsar
on berDeaberitnra arbeitete, bat jeet IN DO
Glib @berrSfraBe segtnabsr Der spcltcfflce
cine 9dlpHerpertltatie auf eisrne HsrHnung
etabIirt. .ow
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04

4 @6cnnentet, bic Bel SabrsSmehlel ibre
gBcbnunsen SerGnbert baten, wpIlrn lIns gel.
Nn,eige 6apon MAIDEN.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04
@tntpanber,trass 6efeaf 6aft

Sneorporirt Sur6 einen act Der seleSseben6em gers
famnllung bes Staates Tennefee pom "a.
ga e gsaitS66.9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04

\ Ttr ri sncr tt q. @4ar bic Ser-5
fi&enangs -Qlsentsn, hahgn ibre DfEee IN pas
Nartrea 6aas, benz neuerl Gebauee an Der
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04

RSn. Der Office Der. Staatsaeitungm tper-
ben dae ggrten @lnpf ebtings2 3arten, sSiabeabs
unk assese Dshfarbeiten in DeatiH une Gnsr'
lid angefertist. 49,.
ilnlere 6reanbe molten .baS sefdtltsif nibt
SeraeIIen. fassss4c ssasm & s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04

R Obglei1 Sefern Die Mittass>
tonne einineni9 gu marin fdien, ilnt oas
Gis unbelAabi9t fur GhIittfAnblaufer
an laiIeu, 10 emifrten fid bod SiadS
mittda pieIe inuge 2eute auf Der Giss
balm in ber Mabe bon Go9efelo.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-08-01
TOTE FOR GLE
and Peace, or Bro~n1om and
An0rchy.
Too Much Mexico.

There is scarcely 4 journal, from the
Passamaluoddy to the Potomac, or
from the Hudson to the Mississippi,
that is not discussing Mexican affairs,
from various standpoints. Some oil
the more modest of them are in favor
of stepping in and anneXing the whole
country, so as to be done with it some
are for making with Juarcz Il Treaty OF
Union, with a view of making the two
countries one and indiyisiblc, while
Others again, are for buying up the
whole concern fora certain stipulated
sum of money, payable AZ sisht, in U,
$ Bonds.
Now, says the New York Express
we respectfully suggest that we have
had enough Of this Joolery. Better lei
Mexico aloue until we can afford man,
kind some acceptable evidence that We
are capable Of managing II W af
fairs. Mexico, undoubtedly, i, in ;
bad condition, morally, politically, So.
c~itIIv,--bul We qurstiDa whether she
is worse off thgu that portion Of the
United States which the Radicals are
aubjcctiDg TO, we DO not hesitate to say,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-08-01

II is quoted rs one Of the most con
s~picuous signs, that in the Radical par
ty press at the North, rebel and traitor
have ceased to have any other signifi-
cation than as party catch-words, with
which to keep up that popular delusion
on which they have thrived so long, by
pcrsuading the un%tllinking multitude
that whoever follows the Radical chiefs
is thereby demonstrated to be apatriot'
however black his previous sins may
have been and that every man who
refuses 10 follow into that camp is by
this fact an obdurate "traitor.
In that sense Etheridge is "traitor,'
and Stokes, who in 1861 called for re.
cruits to drive "Lincoln's myrmidons'
out of the State, and Logan, OF Hi
uois, who declared that his right arm
should be paralyzed before he would
draw his sword against the South, are
in this Congress shining lights in the
Radiual array Of prosecutors Of the
Southern people and of all who have a
plying thought Of them, as irreclaim.
able rebels and objectionable sinners
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-08-01
Hon. Montgomery Blair.

This distinguished gentleman lately
made a speech at the Rockbridgc Alum
Springs, in Virginia, in response to an
invitation from parties representing
nine Southern States We have room
for only a few extracts. 1t will be re.
membercd that Mr.. Blair was Of the
party which elected Lincoln, that he
occupied a place in the Cabinet of the
deceased President, and was fully
posted as to all of the inside workings
of the Federal Government during the
war, This coupled with his large ex-
p%erience in public life, and his intimate
knowledge of Northern political par
ties, entities his u%tteranccs on the stu
alton to great respect and attention.
After alluding to the kindness of his
reception in Virginia and the necessity
for u speedy and complete restoration
of fraternal feeling between the men Of
the North and the South, Mr.. Blair
thus describes the spirit and temper of
the Radical Party which has so long
frustrated harmony and reunion:
1t was not patriotism, therefore,
which sought, not merely to punish the
actual perpetrators of the cruelties of
Andersonville, but employed drag
net process to procure testimony, and
held out every inducement TO the wit,
nesses to magnify their sutfcrings, and
to connect Gen. Lee and the Confede
rate Government and the whole South
ern people with the enormities imputed
to Wirz. or the same character. and
with the same objec., the proceedings
were taken to connect the Confederate
authorities and people with the assasi-
nation of Lincoln. And they hanged
Mrs. Surratt, now admitted to b. an
innocent woman, because her acqnittal
was inconsistent with their theory i'm
~plicating the Confederate author.t es.
There was no patriotism in any of
these things, but only partisanship of
the meanest kind. 1t was not the part
of patriotism to connect the South
with the murder of Lincoln, but tie in
famous work Of stu lied malice . 9 ing
power at the expense of the national
harmony, and the National Union. In
this way the Radicals keep alive the
hatred upon which their party depends
for is existence. This il it, whole
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-08-01

We have received the first number OF
new Illustrated magazine Of fashions
and fancy. work, published monthly in
New York, and entitled: "Dic Modem
welt" 1t will be posted to subscribers
for M year ~(including monthly two
papers and pattern Sheet for 50 90.
1t is Il perfect, repository Of illustra-
tons, patterns, and diagrams of en-
broidery. We select, for the lady rea,
ders Of the Home Journal, the follow.
ing remarks upon dresses and bonnets :
"MOrc than cver is the difference be.
tween out and indoor dresses marked.
The indoor dress, from the piaincst
morning, to the most elegant ball cos
tune must be made longer behind even
when q train is not desired, the out
door dress on the contrary Of ever,
kind, whether for walking, travelling
paying visits, or for watering plat,
must he short, it is immatcriIi, ii WI
the tunic and sDrcl SKIRT, or only ipop.
ed up.
The bonnets which it was thought
could not be worn smaller, put all cad
culations to flight. Elderly ladies wcal
frequently Il very becoming lace trim
ming set on in trills at the back Of the
bonnet, and tied under the chin. Now
and then is to be seen y lace fall, GOV.
ering entirely the bonnet, and back
hair-puf, in front gracefully drapcc
like the Spanish Mantilla.
The many ambitious heroines Of
fashion are kept in a constant state O
expectation, as it is whispered this vel
will take precedence entirely Of the
bOnnets.
Bonncts made of black net and lace
are now considered in the best taste, rs
these are the best Materials among the
thin fabrics, for an elegant and at once
useful toilette for this transition time.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-08-01
For Representative from Franklin County
THOMAS +. MOSELY.


To-day, o few white Conservatives
and an equal number, perhaps, Of white
Radicals, added TO 4 large majority OF
iItiteratc NEGROES, will decide as to who
shall rule rs for the next two years to
come in this so.called State. We con
fess our in~disposition to attempt a raj
wing cry. We cannot rally rs irc"lncn.
Over one hundred thousand Irpcllcn
IN ,his State arc denied, rAlaWta!Iy, the
right Of representation, and we stand
a4hast at thc thought, the fact, that
there are men so devoid ofpridc - to
seek and accept office under such q ty-
ranpy, and even aid in such outragc5 IN
order to get office. We adopt the
words of an cXch ange in what we Will
add: "a few years Of civil war have
swept away almost the last vcstigc OF
constitutional liberty, and naught but
It's mere forms remain to remind us Of
i,s glories. Tyranny and dcspotism
lit in high places and WELD the destl-
lies OF our country. Vulgar, ignorant
upstairs strut about in the possession
Of power. Their masters are obeycd
as implicitly as the instruments Of ~
ranny always are, while good men
ireubIc at the unknown pcrils OF the
future, powcrless to avert the evil days
upon them, and unable to see nm hour
ahead through the mist and darkness
which envelopes US all. Yet in the
depth Of our political abasemcnt and
degradation, the still voice Of U2pe,
"ptcrnal in the human heart bids them
never to despair, but to await and trust
t. the future for n redemption from the
lot to which they almost appear doom
ed. In this spirit then, VIC say, To THE
Polls.