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FLOUR.-A Boston paper advises consumers
who have heretofore purchased their winters
stock'ef flour about this time, not to be in
hurry this year. The crop Of wheat is re-
ported to be very large, and it is thought that
sparingly as possible prices must recede to
reasonable rates. The same pat er says that
there is now grand ring forming to keep
its branches to Chicago, Buffalo and New
York, and its leading members are said ITO DO
men Of great wealth, with heavy bank facili-
ties. It is well known that millions of bushels
OF wheat have already changed hands in Chi.
cago, Buffalo and New York, without bushel
being moved Like gold gamblers, many
parties are buying and selling breadstufis, who
have not q bushel Of wheat or q barrel of flour
In their possession. They bull and bear the
market, buy and sell on time, and pay the diff
erence. These speculations are simply the
tools of the ring, used to keep the market iex-
cited and prices buoyant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-18

IL A new claimant to Chicago real estate
recently turned up in Mercer county, Illinois.
Capt Jack, lately deceased, swned land In
Chicago many years ago, and sold it for few
wife, who refused to sign the deed, and never
did. The best part of the city now stands upon
the property. Mrs. Jack, therefore,is nowthe
oWiler'Of a dover interest in 16O acres In the
very heart Of Chicago. 1t is said that parties
have already made overtures for the purchase
OF her claim.
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HOTELS, &c.
STEvENS HOUSE,
y 81, %, 25, and ~ Broadway, N. Y,
Opposite Botcling Green.

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. - |
The Stevens Hense is veil and widely known 20
.ptabe to mrehsnt. ns sns snsne.s men u
close proximity to the business part Of the cityIts
on the highway OF southern and Western travel
and adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots. ~ - n y fsf
The Stevens House has liberal accommodations
for over 500 gueets-it IL we'll furnished, and pot.
seeees every modern Improvement for the comfort
spscious and well ventilated-provided with gas
and Nater-the sttendance is prompt and respect
syery delicacy Of the season-at moderate rated
fhe rooms having been refurnished and remodeled
soet sss snd nIeasnre of our guests. '-' ~D'1
'oaI az sIn slsm pGE GEO K. CHksEG CO.. Proprietors
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UENNEBEC ICE COMPANY.

The Kennebes Ice Company are now prepared tG
zens OF Washington. Orders left with our drivers
or at the office, foot of Seventh street, will be
promptly attended to. All communications should
be addressed to STACKPOLE & HALL. |
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w ASHIEGT0N IRON WORKS.
GRAY AVN NnYHQ

IKA1 AND NOYES,
Foxnders, A9eh,ntsts, and Boile, Makers,
Corner Of Maine avenue and Sd street, !
Manufacturers of Improved Stationary and Port
able steam Engines Of any required power; Saw and
Gratings Railings; orgings, Iron and Brass Cast
The increased facilities of our new and extensive
establishment enables to offer those havink
orders to make in oar line superior class Of work
on the most favorable terms.
Agents for Burnhams Improved Jouva Turbine
Water Wheel "a my 70 IN I
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PRNNsYLvAHIA GOAL TRADs.-Ths anthra-
cite coal trade from the Schuylklll region is
Improving little. The total Of all kinds for
the past week by tho Rsadlng railroad amount
ed fo 76,36l tons, against 6,75s the previous
week, swelling the ,Asersgate for the year to
1853 tons, against 9,9703 325 tons last year to
same time. The tonnage BY the canal for the
previous week The tonnage tor the season ID
6S4,07t tons, against 2,43G tons to the same
time last year. r4yss u. tfs-y GtfT, o -asF}E
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL AND WOOD.
Low PRICES STILL CONTINUED IN CON
SEQUENCE OF FREIGHTS ANA TOLLS
p NOT HAVING ADVANCED.
btte ~ ~
Red Ash. ....... q rs
Lykens Valley (soft Red ASH $50
baltimore Company (snperior White AshG.... 6
Chestnut Summer Cooking Coal. 90
Cumberl land Run of Mine. ...-............. 500
Cumheriand Lump; ;........;... Z %
We are the sole agents for the sale of the ceIe-
brated Baltimore Company q Coal, and are prepared
tOftynrM M 1t IN any QHlattty. Persons desiring TO
avail themselves Of the above low prices, by or
dering their coal. and paying for it, can have 1t
delivered any time during the winter Checks will
be given for coal ordered and win be delivered
upon the surrendering of said checks. u
8. p. BROWN q SON.
46J 9th street. between = and +.
Branch Off ce at our yard and wharves at foet Of
7th street. IChron&Intell.1 Sc u u
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BOUNDARY BETWEEN MARYLAND AND VIR.
GINIA.-The commissioners appointed by the
Legislatures of Maryland and Virginia to ad-
just and mark the Eastern Shore boundary
between the two States met at Ne ewtown, Nd,
on the 9th instant. The entire board were pres.
ent, consisting of Messrs. Thomas Hall Ksl-
lam. Samuel w. Powell and John w. Fels, on
the part OF Virginia, and Messrs. Isaac ID.
Jones. William s. Aydelotte and Levi l..
Waters, on the part Of Maryland. The Hon.
Isaac d. Jones, who was made chairman,
was authorized to secure the services OF com
petsnt engineer TO prosecute the work. under
the direction Of the joint commissioners, TO
commence on that portl0n OF the line between
the Atlantic ocean and the Pocomoke river.
The next meeting Of the commissioners 10 TO
be held at Hornto va. -
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FREE1O EVERYBODY

barge 6pp. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes
the despised respected. 1 and the forsaRen loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid by res
turn mail. Address P D. Drawer 21.
ap3- -d&weoly Troy, New York. /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-18

p ~ Malcolm Melville. son OF Herman Mel
day morning. He had returned to his parents'
house at 3 o'clock in the morning, and was
chided by his mother for staying out 90 late.
He kteaed her, promised not to do 90 again,
and retired to bed,-Not making his appear
ance late in the afternoon, his fatnsr and
mother weAtto his room, forced open tn door,
which was locked, and discovered him dead
awound In his right temple. No cause for the
act being known. IL In supposed to have been
committed under the influence Of temporary
insanity. Young Melville was 16 years old,
and q native OF Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-18

ATTEMPTED MURDER WITH AN AIR.GUN-
MYsTRRIoUs AFFAIR.-Testerday morning,
while William Tovee, better known among
the pugilistIc fraternity as "Old Bill Tovee ("
Lone OF the Oldest prize fighters in the coun.
try-was eating breakfast at his residence on
the corner OF Myrtle and Central avenues, a
bullet whizzed through the window behind
him, hat the table in front, and glancing off
struck the opposite wall and fell to the Aoor
An immediate search was made for the would
be assassin, but no trace Of any person could
be found near the house and as no report was
heard, it is supposed that the shot was ired
walls in the nsighborhood in regard to the
matter, in view OF the recent murder commit
ted in Gold street with q aimilar weapon.-N
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FOREIGN NEWS.

eLoNpoH, September I7.-An informal meet.
ing was held 70. day at Lambeth by delegates
to me Par. nglican Synod, which has been
called together by the Archbishop Of Canter-
bury. Bishop Hopkins, Of Vermont; Bishop
Odenheimer. OF New Jersey; and many other
Episcopal clergymen from the United States,
have arrived here, and were present at the meet
ing.
MASCHEsTsR, September l7-Colonel Kelly,
known 10 be one of the leaders in the late
Fenlan outbreak IN Ireland. was discovered by
To-day arrested at his lodgings. He was fully
identified, and will be sent to Dublin for tIiai,
charged with treason.
BHLFAer, Sep. IA resident Of this city,
Organization In this section, died recently, and
was buried to-day. His funeral was the oc.
caston OF extensive ana signif can't demonstra-
tons Over 5000 persons joined in the process
sion which followed the remains to the gra ve
BERLIN, Sep. liking William, of Prussia,
will visit Radstadt during the present week
on invitation Of the Duke Of Baden, who has
requested his majesty to hold a review OF the
military forces Of the grand duchy The cabi-
nets OF Berlin and Vienna are negotiating a
commercial treaty, which will relieve the
trade between Austria and Germany, and
make the business OF the two countries more
d LISBON, Sept. 1.-THE steam frigate Min.
nesota. Capt. Jas. Alden, of the United States
practice squadron, arrived to-day. She has on
board the grad ating class of midshlpnen from
the naval school At Annapolis.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Russia
from Liverpool, has arrived with dates to the
7th. go - . .Er
A correspondent of the London Times no.
tices, as warlike symptom, the transperta-
0on OF large quantities of oats from Sweden to
france. The total quantity to the present
time Is estimated at a million and quarter
bushels. "
The wheat crop Of England and Scotland il
under the average. Barley is Ten and oats fif-
teen per cent. abeve the average.
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n How BoAT.RACRRs ARE TRAINED.-The
Ward brothers, who won the boat race at
Springfield last week. went through a severe
training for that contest. For several weeks
they eat lean mutton and beef, careful always
to avoid fat; had no pepper. spices, or any con-
diments in their food, and only little salt;
abinred vinegar aud all other acids, as well as
tobacco in every form; drank little water at
their meals Or at any other time, and no stronger
iiqu ors> except occasionally little Scotch ale
0i claret, took exercise systematically, with an
especial reference to Increasing their muscular
power and improving their swind;' and after
every exercise were persistently "rubbed
down. as well attended horse would be.
This discipline had attained such complete re.
salts that the brothers were able to row six
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-18

DENTS WATER .,cRAgHERss- cRAgH s-sold In amy
II quanfsty oesiTep nv BURCHELL,
go siasai Corner l4th and streets,
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ZIGzAG CHALLENGKD.-Zlgzag. the famous
hurdler, beaten at Saratoga by Biackbird, ID
now for sale. Col McDaniels is said to be
ready to match Blackbird against Zigzag or
hurdles, and give six pounds, for 5000 or
$4,000 side, the match to be run at Hoboken.
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ME DICA L S . A FF.
sURGEON IN CHIEF;

J. II. THOMPSON, M D.s
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
JOS. X. BARNES, n. D., Surgeon General Oni
tes States Army.
JOS. RILEY,M D., Georgetown. ,,.
A.Y. p. GARNETT, NJ; d New York avenue
W. JOHNSTON, M: D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. d. Georgetown.
F.HOWARD, II. D., street.
Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos
gital tof which there are 90 can DC obtained Of the
any Of the Medical staff, and Of the Revs. Drs Hail.
Gurley, Gillette, and Coombs. {
Wives and widows Of soldiers desiring admission
will apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Army. .s
Patients living at distance who desire to come
70 this for treatment can secure private
rooms by applying by letter TO the mAtron of the
hospital. = A. d. GILLETTE, ID: D.,
) an 23-eoly 4. i-,r3 President.
OLIVE OIL. Il am importing frstaclass
" OLIVE OIL which Is equal to any in this
. = - I-.Eg NV, BURCHELL,
Corner l4th and streets,
e4 Under Ebbitt House
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OA dispatch from Augusta, GA, says
rows between soIdiers and n edmen. One
peEro 10 reported TO have been MORALLY, and
one freedman badly wounded. The freedmen
threatened to attack the barracks last night,
hut NO collie on occurred. II 10 said the sol.
diers were the aGkressorL s1sw -
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN
u AND - =
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, lcircle,) corner of NJ street,

This Institution has been established for the re.
ception of patients who may be suffering from dis
of such females as may require the comforts Of the
The building is situated in the most healthy yor.
fion Of the District surrounded by its grounds
Cars pass the door every nve minutes.
accordance with the room required, payable in ad-
vance. This includes Board, Medicines, Medical
md Surgical attendance. .s j
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AOC SEVENTH STREET. OE
TO PERSONS RENOvATING.
REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
Having the largest and choicest Stock in the Dis.
trict. and wishing to reduce it as much as pos
sibie during the summer in order to make room for
fall purchases, shall offer for the next two
months at reduced prices for cash, our choice seleo-
PaPERHANGINGs, WINDOW SHADES,
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS,
WALNUT BRACKETS,
CABINETS, BOOK SHELVES, &C.,
Also, always on exhibition and sale Q few choice
PAINTINGS and ENGRANINGS.
To those needing the above we would say please
call and examine our Goods, and compare quality
and prices before purchasing
~ J. .MARKRITER,
No. 4S6 Seventh street,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
el7- M between ID and streets.
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First National Bank OF Washington

II w
d. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.. President.
VIM. s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
1Stk syet, opposits ths Treasury Dspdrtssn
Government Securities with Treasurer Uniteo
state
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rate
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
~ ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Wspurchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCO UNITS OFB USlNESS MEN and FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to Us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN
AENT LOANS at all times cheerfully FINISHED.
VIM s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Washington, March 70, 1855 m2l-tf
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BANKERS.

LAY COOKE CO., '
u..r BANK ERS,
Fifteenth street, opposite Tsasxry,
ysnd cell at current market rates, and keep
constantly on hand full supply sfan
81 , GOVERNMENT BONDS, 80
sEvEN-THIRTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., executed, and
Collections made on all accessible points.
sel-d -.
CAV vINGsB BANk.
"a PIN DAY is A GROAT A YEAR"
Call At the corner OF -+., =
18TH STREET AND PENNA. AvEN
yREEDMENS SAVINGS AND TRUST co.
CHARTERED By CONGRESS.
The Central OfHce of this Company is new situated
n above and is carried on in connection with the
Washington Branch. +
- OFFICE OPEN FROM 9 TILL 8.
peposits of ONE DOLLAR and upwards received,
and interest paid on all sums OF FIVE DOLLABS
Tnvestments are made in UNITED STATES
RONDS AND STOCKS ONLY, under the direction
Of HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ, of JAY COOKE
CO., Chairman of the Finance Committee OF the
The Deposits are now more than $4,000.
T HEWITT, Of New York, President.
D. l.. EATON, Actuary.
w. WILSON Cashier Of Branch Bank.
nv a. " Fam ON
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PAWNBROKERS.

GAS FIXTU URES.
Cali and examine our large and beautiful assort
mpnt of
PENDANTS, BRACKETS,
and PILLAR LIGHTS,
Just received from the establishment Of
CORNELIUS d BAKER, PHILADELPHIA,
which we sell at manufacturers prices. No ehaYgs
Also. FANCY FRENCH SHADES.
We are agents for HAYES PATENT REvER
EIRLE FILTER. which cleanses itself without
being taken apart, and renders Potomac water as
clear as crystal. 1t should be in every house.
ALEX. X. SHEPHERD BROS,
269 Penn a avenue. south side,
au "a colin corner OF 1lth street.
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There was great scramble for vehicles Oh
the return to Keedysville. and considerable
..scrousihg" on the road for right OF wsy.
The trio of newspaper men on the ream
driven BY the Washington county citizen, DR.
the name OF Haines, wish to tender to ths.
energetic, though somewhat profaas driver
their thanks for the brilliant manner in which
he put them over the road, defying all con-
petitlon. The no. where teams passed by d
on the road should follow Haines' advice, and
at once take their brides OF"
While the train was waiting at Keedysvills,
one Of the diplomatic corps In company with
the President thonsnt an attempt was mads
on his pocket book py some Of the lisht.fln-
ssred gentry. General J. Summsrfield Berry,
Adjutant General Of Maryland, was near at
the time, and asked that the man be pointed
out. A person was thereupon pointed ont
q s1lt'-i . 1SL-iB sfEE
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Sic Snbnffrie=Musitenmme.
g oris, Nfai 1867.

sPariS, Wtai 1867.
gSer fennt nidt gSaltber bon Der
So9elueioe, ienen redenbaften Srous
baboar, ben Grinder bes beuti9en
SoIfSlieOeS? Gin Sdnger ionber @lei<
den, ber, bon 2iebe berauidt, feIige
gSeiien, bon Sampfesuutb bur6glIbt
Sdladt3eiange ertonen lieB, unb penn
Der ebIeMinitrel anbub, bom6rauenIob
gu iingen, Damn tonte feline Sarfe fort
uno fort unb ieineS 9ieoes mar fein
Gnbe. Surg Der Mann bate feiner
Belt groBen @rfolg nno ba ct leidtfin<
niger 8eiie auf feline Dirt su iingen,
fein Srebet S. g. d. g. genommen bate,
tan6 Der 8ute biel Na6abmer uno
baIo CAB es GoIfSidnger obne 3abl.
Gold cine 8attung @oIfslanaer
mar aud Der Sbeaterbidter 81. 8duerle,
bon oeilen tielen eelnngenen 2eiituns
gen 2eiitungen mir beute untpillfiirli9
Elm Stefrain hurd ben Sinn fabrt, benfe
i'd baran, iiber Die 8eoeutung Ser
Oiterreidiiden GusitelIung gu ipre6en.
SieieS 9ieb bon u. 8auerIe lit peber
unter ben leidtbef6pingten 2iebeslie@
bern Der neuern 8omantiter, nod unter
ben gebarnii@ten @eian9en Der groBen
beutiden Gpifer gu finben; aber in
9Sien, in gang Seiterreid unb in iei<
nen Brobinsen fennt uno finst man:
20 siebt nur aaiierftabt,
% eiebt nur a gBien !"
Sic begreifen, freun6li6er 2eler,
Dap bieies jobiale 9ieb nur bel gutter
Stimmung unO BEL einem nod beTeren
9laie 9Sein eroadt tperoen fonnte, unb
nur Der lltnitaab, oab @altber bon Der
8o9eltpcibe hurdaus feline @elegen6eit
fano, Die bertrautere 8efanntldaft nit
einem Sriigl 8leinidme6ar gu unteter>
balten, lieb i'm Die GrTnOune bieies
berrIi6en @eianges berfeblen. 96abe,
oenn oandlS Oa bieier nod fang,
nlo4te er nit bielem 8efrain bieIlei4t
Sfedt gebabt baben, bieies 2ieb aber
bente 9eiungen, madt mir ben Gf>
felt, als tuoIlte Elm reid 9etuefener
0fann nit BEN 6lappern ieiner gelben
Spielmarfen mir leinen goloenen
Gei6tbuu 81 berifeben 9eben.
@inmal ia, 6as 1T aber i6on
LANCE ber mar g8ien tpirtli1 cine
,,erlte @ta6t." Sc BAT nidt tpie Bone
bon unO 8aris Ourd feline Grobartig.
Felt, ourd feine merftuiiroigen 8aAten
ange3o9en, man fam aber gerne nod
g8ien, nm iid an Der Iiebensiuiirbigen
2eutielisteit ieiner Giniuobner gu iuei>
ben, I'm an Dem iorgenlofen, ia bei'
nabe leidtinnigen 9eben Sbeil 80 iieb,
men, uno tpeng man es berIieb, 70 ges
f9db Oies nur, nm redt baIo iDieoer.
sutonlmfn. limb mar GO benn nidt ers
g6bli9 mitan5uieben, iuenn 0esNben6s
uno, "a annbte nidt eerabe Gonnfat
fein adt Bis 3ebl 6abrifanten bon
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-28

6Ssine polfdnbise biIbIide gei5idte Der 3et
S9ie bene, billigite uno beIebrenblte Samilien
2eitfchrift in Der uniof-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-28

Ser 8ierbrauercon9reB. Der
labrlide GonsreB Der 8ierbrauer Der
Ser. Staaten miro am eriten Mfittpo1
i'm SUM in @bica9o auiammentreten.
Ser Sierbrauerberein fur Stem gorf
unb llmse9eno bat Die Serren Seinrid
Glauher it,. Srik, S6dfer, Sabenmaber
IT,, S4miot, Ables, gSinfens, 2ei6t
unO Burger als Oele9aten gu Dem @on>
sreB ernannt. 5erner bat Der Serein
beidlo6en, ale 8rauer Der StaSt gten
gorf nno umsegenb aufsuforbern nod
beiten &rdften Die 8epesuns sesen Sas
Icciieseies gu nnterftiisen.
8ereangenen eonntag, fdreibt Die
@albeiton Union, Fam Die 8remer
ga,fe .Sris", Capt. Sditte, conFgnirt
ON 8. &aufnan, nod elmer int @anaen
sIadIiden Sabrt Dor :lnlerem Safen an.
sic bradte 225 giniuanoerer ieben AI>
tiers uno @ef9Iebts aus allen Sbeilen
Deuti6lanos, iuelde in unferm @taat
fib cine Seimatb gu eriinOen beabfid>
tisen. 8orseitern uurben bieieIben
ourd ben Sampfer Gliaabetb Geeb ge>
lanoet. Die grobe gebr3abl eebt mad
berfdiebenen Sbeilen bes 5taates ab,
uabreno nur berhaltnibmaBig fuenige in
@albefton ODER Souiton bas 3iel isres
SerbIeibens setudblt baben. Die 9ln<
f0mmlinge, bur6sebenos Dem prafti>
f6en Sanoiuerfer> oosr Dem 2lderball>
itanbe an9fbOrig, fno fur uniersn auf>
bIiibenoen feibiser SdnOe 10 bebiirf.
tioen Staat Elm reider @efuinn uno
Gaen 9etuib ber3lid iuiIlfommene @aite.
Bir Fnb iiber5eust, caB ie ebenio gum
Sluffduunge unieres Staat.s beitra9en
iuerben iuie Ct ibnen bic idonen bcffs
nnngen, nit 6enen ie Jpn betreten, eep
uib aud bertpirfIiden ipiro.
Gin Gtmmaabermn9s=M9emt.
Das fOIsenbs bur9 bic eesislatur tes
Staates Senne6ee paifrte Geits suirb bier
bur8 our aIseneineH Snfprntatipn SerEFent-
f6t. 4
EBmi. O. DrpwnIctp, gonpernear.
n. 8. TIettber. Staatsietretdr.
Gin @efee, fpcldbes Das Stimmretbt
an eetpiffe stus1dnSer crtbcilt.
@eft. 4. @ei es belGIplen BON Der Sc
neral gerfammlune bss Staates 5ennelIee,
bag Ia alien Gtaats-, County,, Difrifts. unc
alien anbern GiSil-BabIea fOl6e AusIGnbsr,
ni9t naturaIifrte 8iirser Der Ser. Staatfn,
wel9e uebr als elm Sabr in ben Ser. Staa-
ten unb webr ais feds Dlrnate I'm @taatr
TennelIee susebra1t bnbtn, bas Nedt brr
9Bablabffimuuns rrbaIten fcllen @uraus-
srlest ba6 sOlte Terionen ibre Mtii9t sn 81
fennen eesettn BADEN, 8irstr Der Ser. 9taa-
ten 90 iperpsn nnb sba6 bielelbtn ni9t Stfil-
afbmer In ser Isbten 8fbelliOn seipelen finb.
9ett. 2. Ell sS ferner belGlolTen, ba6
biefes Gsfes BON unh mad irfnr yafiiruns in
Raft tretsn fOll.
pafIrt am 8. Tadrs 1867.
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Jofbma g. Trierfcn,
Spre9fr trS Sfnaies,
SD beslambise, bae bas Obise cine treue
neberlebmn9 bes ifbt tn rieinem Bureau bel
ben atten beinbli6en Originates In. 800
q. q. TletAer,
Ssnatelefresdr. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-28
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piren.
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