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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-10
Nep mbIifailiftbe gtaatss
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8ei elmer GeriamnlIuna oes republi.
taaii9ensllnions unb Staats Central
@oinites 81 Naibbiae, 9ebaIten am IS.
@obenber uno nobel Die 9erren Sin .
inan, Sfortb, Sufou. Bropu, sSalfel
SaipfiHs, 6oad, Cation, i@nrrilon
Blafburn, Sboulas llno Stone 9eeens
iuartig iparen, iuuroe Der folgeabe BE-
fblub eintitnrnis an9enont.nen :ss<SS
< ,BefAIo ffe n, tbab bas Gonite
eitietl @ufr,lf .st elmer Staats <@onbens
ton Der repa6lifanif9en l8artei frs
lane, ii6 am %. Sanudr 1868 in
gfaibpiIIe su berfanimeln, INN bier See
leeaten Geitens bes Gtaates sar natio ;
nal srepublitanif@en gonbention sll er<
rlenne1,i fiir Die Serbolfomnung ser
.Srganifatiof Der republifanifben 8ars
tel in Sennellee 81 arbeiten un6 anbere
fiir bic 8artei uno bas 2ano ipidtige
@e9enf1u6e 81 eripdeens :,
e@s iuuree eafpoblen, baB oas 8olf
iid biaaen &Eraen in ieoem @onntb
berlamneIn foae, Inn iobiel 6 anbioaten
3u ernennen, alS inn aeeignet ldeint
utt0 VupS VIC OaltS utt @CtItGetHitY III uEC
@on6ention cine @timne fiir iebes
COUNTY une cine ipeitere Stiume fur
ieoe 500 repnblifanii9en, in ben betref>
fenben Counties bel Der lekteH @taatss
RabI abseeebenert Stint,nen iein ioa.
- Sn uebereinitilnnltug init obtgem
Bef1lnb, lpirb cine Gtlatsconbention
bon 0eIesaten Der repubiifanilden
l1nionspartei auf Dem Capitol suSlalbs
bile, SenneiIee, all, % Sanuar 1868
&offlitta9S 10 llbr gebatten1 tueroeil,
nm bier Dele9ateu Seiteus oeS gansen
Staates 5u erneaneH, peld)e uniren
4Staat In Der beborfebenoet glattonals
Contention Der Observation-Disclosures
pdrtei bertreten ieleH. gine boIIe
Betbeiligung bon Seleoaten miro ernit<
lid sewinfbt uti6 d6ie eberidiebenen
@ouEtp Counties tuerSen auf9eforoert,
Die betrefenoen county Gonuentionen
3nr Mustpabl Bon Oele9aten Az eiflein
mo3Ii@it baIoi9en, pailenben 3eitpnnft
SM berufen.
Gepublitaniide 8ldtter i'm Staate
iino eriuat, bieien aafrufa 81 Oerofent,
Ii@en.
"a sse Guf 8sfeblsoes ,.
: .%Sss Ss3s 95entr alGomites
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-10
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aaiis 49dIR3 7slils bn& .HsVa
. 9-sg ,ufsf asfO q, 9. Ser.
Senat.

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Ser l@oriten6e diberrei6te Elm.
9aittbeiMns oes generaI anDalfa
getreTs ber perf4itbeaen afflitirenbsu
-SiFritt @nipdlte, anf ben Sifa ses
Iest.ans5sFsiaa sge99 .ria saisai ~
aErumbaa abeantraste; ben a@@ubies
tretdr ansapeifsn; Sem @enat 9 aber
allies ,Gisentbnia, peI6ss; ps8sehott !
men Hub tuieSer suraGaeseben iporSen
if, 10 ioie bic betrefienSenn 4eri0nIid J
feiteft an Den Genat gu beti3teu55eui
3amfeD bra9te cine 8eioIatiDh elm,
oaB eas .@onlite fir auspartiee sIns
Saeesnbeiten initrpirt lperOe, iiber
einen geftrag Ger 8ers@ts INIT lfGa+
naoa sup bsribten; benz tisn 6OIse Die
GinfnbrS6ae 'fiir 7aIie Maniifacturer
bsioer 2anoer, 5 psf. adayalorem Be.
trasen iOaeu; OaB bic &cciief gefebe
6eibef Gambler surdy eenisiniddftIi6e
aesislation settssIt i0etseit; Odba Die
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fen eIeidniabie abtreei1eH luerSe unb
oaB aGanata ge9sn l8esabInngaDpn 6
Wsta. SCIIdrs gsitets Der Ser ct.
an bic Spefon gabs @onipashis al bitfe
bic Silfritte bon Sforb Nmerifo lrelfs
Ii9 bona so Grab s6ftIi&tr 2anee abb
trefe, Iiuofiir Die Secret aud A NftI.
s&ulbsn bon gritifb Columbia iiber,
|nebiaen ipiirOen. ..s ~ : 5l''i.9
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E9lbgffnien afsii trieefabreR6e RnGti
au;uerteuneii, ipei4ee cine Iebbdfte
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cine @iH einbsinesn 1iueress iueIde 294
.@iifger bon alabama, iuuranfet Cont.
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CHANDLER ipra6 iiber bic sleptralitat
Der Ser. ct. in BEN 8rieee GueIan6s
init aJbbffiuiea nnb ereIafte Die bon
/ inn borsslatos mfaBtsssl aGs cine
@isSerbtt etEtaho, tie, Sps 8stbHItta
GHolanbe ibdbrenS Ser GtebeniOn. Or
|bOffe oab &rsaSers e4iffe bier far
Qlbgliuier auseerlftet tper6en un6 baB
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-10

brennen6e ensIiide Sdiffe sen Ocean
erIeu@ten uiiroen.
Slatboal Sohnfon uno Gunner
ipraden baeesen, sfbe bafiir.
Ser Seaat sins bietauf in Gyecu>
tib> chung iiber.
Saus.
SCOT i9laet Dor, baB naturaliiirte
Srembe bon aGer 8Fidt eeeen aus
ipartise Wadte entbunben ut,a eben 10
traitis beidlbt tyeroen 1olen, mic
einseborene 8iireer.
aDnd beantragt, OaB gum 3tped ser
Gieoeral,fnabme Der 8aarsablung
boass1. gfara 1868 on aue Ser. ct.
.gloten. bic an ben Sdas eillseben.
seritort unO Our9 nene eriebt iuer6en
leuen, tuel9e Elm Sabr ipater-in Sob
eiu3ul0ien Fnb. III ~
@aibburne bon 8ise. i@aet Dor,
einen 8oaro bon gommifioners fir
bic Raeifc 8abu, beifebenb aus benz
&riegsiefretar, Dem Setretar fir bas
Snnere llnb benz @en,< Nnnalt su err
liennen. UNI leces Sabr Die Sabrs uno
5radtpreiie gu beifimntett.
8outipeu itellt ben Mntrag, oaB ale
Mitslieber Der Gonbentioneil in Ben
uidt reeonitruirten gtaaten ben Set<
eib f@iu0ren fouen.
Butler f6Iaat Dor, ben Shelf Der
8oti6aft bes 8rafoente,t, ioeIder fi6
rauf Die geIbbeiuiIligung fir guasfa
be5iebt, an bas Gomite fur 8epili>
9ungen 81 berweiien. 9fa6 elmer lebe
baften Debate tpurbe Der @orf6la9
=nerporien ,iuS Die MneeIesenbeit benz
Gomite fir Gas Musmdrtiae iiberipiee
fen.
= Sic @ia, tueld6e bas 8ort ygSeiB"
aus allen Seieten fur ben 9itrift Goe
Iuulbia auSfreidt uno oabur6 Die
Sarbt9en befabigt, Aemter Su bethlehem
nno ais Gefdworne gu flInsireu pai>
lirte NIT los aeesn Sc, r, ..''
SonneIp bea9tragt, III europa einen
@asSalg aus benz 8eri9t oeSs@ommils
fiorers Ses 2anSamtes Snrb Die Ser.
- Ia.
ct. Goniuln sur Snformation bertbeis
len 81 Iafen. 9tn9saomn,en. asas 4
gertast. -.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-10

II hsf-a
Der uueIidli9e 4oTe, 8erecsoIgsfi,
meI6er betanntIid auf ben Saiier
9lIeran6er in 8aris gei6oi1en bat nno
oestueaen auf 9ebens3eit CUNT 8asno
| berurtbeilt tpor6en 1T, tuirb bort siuar
porI6riftsmdbis itrens, aber bod nit
mSsti9fer 8eriid d9tisune bebanaeIt.
@ttuas N1ertlpiirOiaes 1T es, 6ab ale
StraFinse obne slusaabute, itetS s0or
Dem 6as Saupt entbIoBen, fObalo iie
ieiner anfi9tie uerOeu. Sae brfGdrneil
barin ibren alergnasisfen Safer.
gor &ussen, bat Bereeaousfi einen
Brief an etnen Srsuao sefarteben, Der
ibm in einisen 3eiIen fem tisfes Nlit
sefubI aus9ebriidr batte. DerIefbe
entbaIt foIgenbe @teIIe:
DYsfs SD sbin snltr5FG9f tbeurer
SretnO, Dap i6 Bic >nrfa@e 70 bieIen
Summers unb Sdmerses bin, aber Sbr
ueides Sers trast bic meiite 9GuIo
y
oaran. 0feine Gage 1T namlid nid5t
gang 70 fdtefHd, ais sieDenfsh. 9ie
barabera IN ruffff@en 3eitnneet cttcru ;
nrenoen Beri6te, bon benen Gle mir
idreiben, iitlo OFFENDER iibertrieben llus
blOB barauf bge6net, als 8Fnfer fur
bic betipanbete Mbs5tteret su 6ienen,
pie Die 8uffen nit ibrem Gsar trsiben.
8ei t,einer Gnfunit in SoAloa lparen
aaaabin9s meine 6iibe sei9eoHa,, fie
!finb 'es saber iest nibt inebr. Meine
ginfdnttebuns in oie 3etten bsrurs
,iaAts mir; tlnr meai8 pbbff6fn
S9mers;al Den brennenoena geiitiger,
benii6 babel einpfanb, bstro9te i@ als
Elm ,t,sineaa Iiaeliidliden gatertanbe
sbarsebrd@tes Spfer. SID fike III mel,
ner 3eGe iuno babe, Ben gref Ielea gu
oirfen, iueun idb aud ipie elm 3pilSes
SBier an seine &etts sefeFeu bin, bon
Der i'd breilnaI bes Cages auf cine
babe ghinpe ert0st> iuerOs, nm i'm Sof
besS 8asnO ai.f .lne at sebeu sly ton<
men. I" tt}s3Is nazsl9 III sa5s5g
ap stber seiekt aardj 4neias Gage mare
i@teftid udrnm ber,irfa4t Sbren
osntl bas 10 ,bittsre G5merSen? Snben
eenn Sic ni6t and ietbitl eelitten?
Saben nibt sulrfenbe Der beiten@o
8olens selittet aobern leiSst3 nod
Serberes ais 'i9-in sibtriea ODER Sen
8aiesmatten rilifiider SeFnneen? -
Dem iiffo,leiber 10. aaRea ieaIio aud
mid ein Deais Ieioett, Iaffei, Sic aud
mid, BEN Seld Ieereh Der fir mid 10
bitterilb it,. SD min iebeli in Oielem
elenSens Safeinf oas aber ben Geift
Itabt iuno q 9e9eft die 9dIdse bes
abbartet. 090,0f 1ala4
Sins freiIi@ taun i'd ni9t serl6pei>
gen. IS 1T lsi9tt bic gsrfOIsimsen
Der Rafien p6er Der Seinbe per, >6rsi@
belt siberbanpt ;n ertraesn: 5ipsnn iie
lnS martern, laden mir unb briager
lie burd Die ttnfdglt4e 8erdbturg NIT
Der iuir fie bebanOeltt, 81 8ptb ano
Ser3peiflung -eaberl 81 ,IeiOeu bon
siner freien Sutton, bon ben 6reiutaea
RoIens; aetten traeen gu ,niifen, an&
,ef6niebet bon benfelbsn 6ransofen,
iit Die unfere gatsr ibr 8lut bsrsof> |
EN- baden, 5uno fIe trasens gu tlnaiIsn |
usgen 6es &agrifs alifseinem Sespu>
EN-, Der Der sobfeinb Sraatrei6s nidt |
ninber oils @otens iF-bas it bart, |
lnidsIid bart, bisHeidt az bart fir
inc TO iunss SeeIe tpie. Die ,aeiHiee |
,isdls3 nSRHa5 i99iE |
ge6se sic @tunSe 'feinsr erI0fuus |
alb .fd3laaeii! n'a'' s. ~ eI'',lisl4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-10

c4sdrbeft fir Farmer unh Mmhere.-Die grnften
~ Wneral. ssarben Gompagnie ptrertgen bic bette,
mobltetifte ni,o eaMerRaftee Sabe i'm @ebrna swet
&nrtte Susern 10-15 Sabre; fs IL ppn eiaer lei5.
ten ainen lber idbSnen Ghocolaben sarbe ,no fam
In cine arine, bIeerne, rein, oItpe nber aeIbe benz
eidnad nad5 pertnbert rperben. sic III 6nrpenbbdr
fir Sduier Sdeunen, 6eaieti, aBagens Gintss Mder
baugerdtbe, Ganalbpote, Siffe lnetale1e NIB 3olSs
BIDDER (ba fie feueriider I'M tab aH@stR9er (sii1
Tabrifant bat i'm iesten Sabre 500 pune gebraudl
iinb fann in Daier, GinfieitHt unb 6efitgtett non
fener anbern s rbe abertrcjien esroen. Yrets fed,s
Ooilors per Taf, non 300 Nfiab, flr ben Sarmer fir
SABRE aeniaen6. Wan febe flr en Circular, iDeldss
ale erIplrfebie Muststft eiebt. Rene t dot es iet
seai fe babe bas @efaf aeidtens 0TaftnA Mineral
o owe - DANIEL BIDWELL,
mrs 6M a54 wsarI e,tase, Re OFT.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-10
,0isnfag, ben. 10. SesenIber 1867
9amD NeDnppDle.

~ u I i
0ffentIider 8uitdn6e rnb Greianihe AMI
Die 8ebsntpns bess @runobefse8 fur ci>
biIiiitss sidlioaet. SSie mir Ben 8s1
sriT utilization gessniudrtig aufaIen,
10 berdbt oerfslbes baupfdAlidb ,anfs Den
beiben anoerei 8esrifru apen 5amiIie
Hua gieentbunt. SiesseseHieiti8e Gid ]
,tuus, neI@e bic Burger eibilifrter
9anber biefen beiOeu @suaotasen bes
-9ebens- in oenfeIben traaen, 1T Die
Saupbeoinsaps faHtr Civilization.
Bi:tIia fsbsn mir, oab tuilbe gOlfer&
itdmme tpie ,tnfre Snbianer, bic 0eu !
'ieeIauoet "a aaardIiea san6 bies guftb !
maHuer 10 6iib s@frifa bon einent far
iebe GqlniIie abseereustep grumbeiaen>
tBah9uents aoer gar feline GotFeIhna
baben5 ia!r cine seipibe @bsu aub abs
neisuns 9aEseiler iolaen @bsrensuns
5seigens AsSie bersinseIt baiteben6eu
Yale lpo einiae abancirte Sn6ianere
itdnlnle Saspren bsiuirtbidaftsu unO in
Samiliens gerbaItniilen. .pel6e fi@ ben
uniriaen einieer WaBeti an Die @eite
,fAsa t6allel, Isteai finS feiiie 8susile
.,gege4 bic @bneisung bieies gsoItes i'm
s : gemeinen, ionbern betunnsn Inn Sc.
ssntbeit Sde lire iltebe borstfBritteue
@ibilifation iOlde 3ufanoes iitSsli9
nne eriuEni9t n,a6t. - - z
Sierais fOISt, GaR -ie mebr Samilien
miti9urf ab9esranstem9 @rIn6belsE in
einem 2anse sterfebea fuerbeR, iitb aud
Die @runobebinsungen Der @ibiiifatiorl
permebrsn. gertebsii mir baber einers
ieits .uater 9ancmohopoE BEN redtliden
8sfis zines selpifens@ ranOitiides, iuel>
Dies Der Samilie5 gum HnterbaIt un0
Grtuert Oient; 10 tolnen mir elm ioIdes
@OnopoI ais etipas Gesenbrinaenbes
anerfennen, aber atibers berbalt iid Die
Sade, iueun tuie geip6bnltd unter bic
tenn Stus6rud Die 9lnbaufuns groben
6runbbefses in elmer San6 entlueber
snm 8pede Der Equalization ODER, su
elmer gcqhiiition nnreGtmdBiger Serre
fdaft iiber Solde; Die fem 2ano tefi :
pen, beritanbrH apirs. aGol9e MonO
pole fiibren gu elmer niitteIbaren ODER
unmittelbaren @ttaDerei Der gfi1tbefis
senben uub bdlt biefeIben grade bonn
3ieIe hes @OnosoIs i'm erltsren Gimme,
nemlih Der Gibililation uno. flgeu mir
binsu, Der biireerli9en llnabbansiefeit
Of. 9latlrIia fudt Der Monopoliit lein
8runoeapitaI SO bertuertben uno miro
es iiG oaber aneeIe9en fem laiien, cine
mo9li6it grobe etHaabI bon Nrbeitern
gu eenam0sIi@f biIIisefE glrbeitspreiien
gu beidaftisen, 70 BOP oenielben nice
mails cine W16sli6feit gesebeu miro,
aus ibrem StlaOereiartigen 3ultanb |
beraus3utreten. SIR seineinl6aftli6es |
Sertn6sen, ebsnlo ME Bel iuiI6en goI>
Tern Der grunb la.O gc6ea, III sic glrs |
belt unb tuie ieae in ibrsn uncibilifrteu |
osssr;a JS ,.;r - ~, *, o.Es
ten 8es Deridmdben, he'll ile aIlo ni&t /
:. az ...,...s :. : =; $3.50 4 y.s ..aO.m Oes
4U"OpO'. VIC 0sa@n tptet s'10e.t
" ~ ~ 'Os' y. '' = a,gI $500 ansg We'l
- .y"s" O.s iO's"'s sss xs'ea's"'hs u"'
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ipertbe 3uiaunO oBnc 3eitberIuit berbei>
sefabrt tperbe. Gs miro Der fessng>
lrefdlfe fem flr bic iueibe foippbI, mic |
ffir Die farbiae BebOIierana.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-10
Sii0lide 2ebens=Seriideru >Geienidaft.
sSe Snc ir t burd Die Is 9
lSefee9ebun9en BON 3ennefiee nnr Saenfmefp.
IS Saupte Offtesn: 81 $3.50
ST. Nfempbis, Gent 2Dnispille en- ~
Der sapital stO Dieter 9eiea,afti $500 900 etaae;
nns fiber aneelest.

bet S0ee"t s asf' stbmda bic
gs @pmpagn
D5IppnG aaI6N
sDe5m annt5m ginbn
bnrbp
Ste
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Seine FIR pn9tbae
z - go S. d a
H5aea
S1sgghs 5san W msrn Rraf shessr
n
3 fe N
Da 8piaefee Ro @arp sHSn9 Rbeas
gnerasaaen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-10
sNiebiiiniid)r Sataltdt

ma GH3p3I fSsasll- TTTTT--z - fiis5 5TaHJaS,
q asGHriHs boa 1S67-68. Il e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-10

Das sduIiabr ,pirb III Sfst Eermiue getbeiit Ser
ere begnnt Wsontas, ben 16. September 1867 mi,s
idliebt am 90. 9e5ember.ses >ests~9"s
De An Ell tie s ersuf Tn fdngt um q. Sanuar
1868 a., ,nb f@lisst am o., asdrs. -,
sDretrE6ri tie Ger mfn begInnt AM z. apriI
uttb enbet am ~. Stunt. 4st
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-10
Xreiftenel1. az
ADer aDofb Sci EfiItsts beahi5tiat bie Gfrid5tuns
elmer geiptf;en An;ahf bon SreiteiIem sutn 8eite
alte 2cDtcalt Wfcit,ttnitt
Grsielangs Snifitnt.

cSPep. q. %. Bancroft. Rrinsipat. Hoarsins..
E0SmHlsm stftsr 9l0iie fir bet6erlt 0sl1iettes;
500 WoraisbesabInne. NdAfttr Girfins bepsnut Is.
9spnetter 1867 unS wd6ft tDanita Mopens Hpeeen
Girenrens metde aues 4d9ere enfbaiten, petite man
,lfnaa IL n ssJ Sssg maan..t 1aS g,nr
aefestn,shL Sea. sssase EgdSsass i.ns Son. gsm
4ofon. Trafees tilr Sennsiies. fsp272TRt,p
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11
The PHILADELPHIA 1eleoronb tatelvt

The Philadelphia Telegraph lately
published entire, and without permits
sion, G. H. Webb's travesty. 81 Liffith
Lank." The author has entered suit
for 5000 damages. Is ,1sI97z aog
4ForcytheaWilson, the poet whose
+" Old Sergeant y and In State, viii
always be. remembered, is dead.H He
died, at Alfred Center, in the State of,
New York, on Saturday. m g 5soia'o
Joseph 9&Battersby,. ph he toe,1rr he
No. so Clark Street, Chicago was ac-
costed the other day by female Gus
toner, who presented an infant for
artistic delineation, The fond. mother
said the little darling would be more
composed if she remained lin an
adjoining room. She left the child,
anGa the result is that Mr. Joseph
Battefsbys hasn't "a seen her since.
When quite d young girl the late
French actress, Mile. Georges, made
the campaign of Germany with the
first Emperor Napoleon. The scan
dalous chronicles of that epoch are
full of the loves ofJthe EmpeforaIid
M lIIsa georges zee saasIro usz sol 5sasi 7 =
Count Bismark and Prince Frede-,
rick, ChaElesa thesfamous General7of
the late wal, are among the, candi-l'
dates for the North German Parlia-
hleHt, the elections for which win take
place Qa the l2he0 Of .&bruaIgA They
will, OF course, be elected.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11
Personals.

Y1H 80 lHHc Y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11
le.a -. NOTICE. 4 z . 90.

~ b9inlaqaa N0ClcP. Is . Il = IF, =
RTSHE BUSINESS VILE RF. &
n tinued as heretofofe, with all ~. ~.
iYantages of the change OF cd Il ,tcti ~ a. ~
Vautier residing In New Y ORR viii a. 4.
me 70 get the best grades end Sfosf fesh
ionable goods 40 the lowest fT,
me our patrons for past faEprs, i hone nv
facilities, to merit the Continued Snr0 .scu
Of an appreciative public pPOI'
janlsdH A. MARCONNIER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11

The English papers antiounce the
death of Mr. George bBaxt3f, the il in 2
'yentor and pattentee of oil-color
printing. He received the gold medal
of AustriaIfof his 81 First Parliament
Of Qpeen en- Victoria 1ifto riah' and the Corona
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11
tt1 4NtA 40 Z I'd ass Z t-ff4 tH4 r
IS 80 siba Dissolution.
T1HE RTNERsslIIIlP /, 1 a . 80, -

n fore ext ting between the untiersionr " VI
in the Hat. Cap, and, Fur business was d 9Su
solvea on the lst day otJannary, 1857, by
ICED to use the firm In Settlement Of t Or
partnership business 800 - -at Vi the
=, -nf PHILIPP NAUTIER - fftsf.,e
y. ALEXANDER MARGONNYIsI g Z
Persons indebted to the late n -. n- ~. ,
please make immediate settlement, WIN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11

:, Bishop q Regan, formerly qne, of the be
PRn na Dl4SSeese, who died lately. at
iPromptop, England. left a considera.
ole property by ill-$1O,OOO towards
educating priests for Illinois 81 500
Ior hospital at lChicag0,Sand several
similar requests for Ireland
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11

A fortune of $3.50, 900 is awaiting
Ora Benz. Z. Patterson, Of Mobile
He was formerly a surgeon H. the,
~ nlted States army, but has, not not been
heard OF since 1864, When, he, was vas al at
bermuda Hundred, va. IT, I'll - 80 =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11
MACHINISTS. MOO
M eeIaanics' Foundry,

sd3 3R bad ed OF .aafb Is a1s1ioif asfia.li
tfnat
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11

Dealers In Steam. Guages, Gum Betting,
fire Bricks, Wrought IRON Pipes BOItira
Cloth, De-, at Manufacturers' Prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11

II - stated by a CORRESPONDENT that
q MERCHANT IN 7 in New York, who failed
twice IN fifteen years, and was forced
20 sell his Wifeis. wardrobe to procure
'tne9neeessaries of life,I hasojust retired
with af0rtune of $500 00l 70 is0T91ag .
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11
Repairing D0na at Short Notice. !

Workmen sent to all parts to fl up work
@no hepatr Boilers ana Machinery, aa~a
-. AL orders Will. scelve our fndividu-
ZIG - most reasonable ern1s. 81 M EF-l
OF Ingle Street oA s''0 1sStasFss
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11

A man named Isaac Kellinger
while in a state of INVESTIGATION, and
on his way home from Racine to Cai-'
edonla, Wisconsin, sat down ON a Los.
by the road and went to Sleep. He
did not wake up until morning. and
then only toifnd9 that The log had
been on fire all night, and that his
legs were 80 terribly burned that both
VIII 9 have to be amputated. J0o ga4g
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11

CrebillQn tells US of a. Partisan wos,
'manqwh9 never had experienced am
ana5f OF the heart until she was sew
entyr1our, and the fury of her passion
tnencansed her to commit suicide esfs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11

Lucy Stone. Id a lecture In BalnIggoor..
recently said - we hear g1off hen1aa
pecksd husbands but nothing at ali
about Poster pecked wives, = ~ That :
true, Lucy, says an, exchange, nsand
the y e. less We We hear about that the bet
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11

Sidney Sheppard, salesman in Ne Ne
Draska City. day or two since. fell
heir to $4,000 from the estate Of .
rich uncle in Kentucky.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-05
Queen Victoria is again to appear

Queen Victoria is again to appear
as tho leader of the London fashions.
On Febru ry 27 she is to hold a
''drawing-room," in which she w;lh
for the first time leave off mournina
and the foreign ministers have re-
ccived inetructions to congratulate
her Majesty on her re-appearance in
the state ceremonies. This drawing
room, it is thought, will give great
impetus to the London season. It's
again announced that the Queen will
pay q visit to the Paris Exposition,
but nothing certain is yet known
about it.
FLATTERING PROSPECT. The La
grange, Texas, Ne,o Era says: ''On
the Brazos, gentleman recently
leased a plantation of 1900 acres for
Sc, 900, paying one-half down. At
this time his whole force amounts TO
six hands, which divided out gives
one hand to every 200 acres" The
Era puts this down among the ''aat-
tering prospects,.
The members Of the Tennessee Le-
gislature, who have been in session
fully fourteen months Of the two
years for which they were elected,
now have up measure to pay them
selves four dollars a day in gold.
Some one. who. probably has been
noticing the sublime and mastery
position OF the Southern press on the
military bill, says pin has as much
head as great many writers, and a
good deal more point.
A bill has passed both Houses of
the Virginia Legislature, and is now
Il law, securing au interchange OF cars
and through tickets on all the con-
meeting railroads in the State.
Dissipated New Workers go over to
New Jersey to get intoxicated as
matter of economy. In the latter
place the fine is two dollars, and in
the former tel.
Several young men have appeared at
fashionable receptions, in this city,
recently, in something like coult
dress-maroon velvet coat and breech
es, with silk stockings.
Home JoAyuaI.
Mr.. Charles A. Dana's new radical
paper is to be styled the New York
Chronicle, and is to be started on
solid cash capital of 5000, 900.
Darkeys in Norfolk refused to be
vaccinated.
Whiskey is still-born. Whiskey
drinkers ought to have been.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-05

A GOOD WILL.-We heard, the
other day, of man who once lived
within a hundred miles of New AL
bany, who was possessed of large
property. but like all men, be their
property large or small, he had to die;
though dying, he did what most men
wouldn't do-he left awill beqneath-
ing hall his wealth (being childless)
to his wife, for her use as long as she
remained single, the other half to be
given to her when she marries again.
If such acts were more frequent,
charming widows would be more
charming, and widowhood much
shorter lived.
Netr -dJaay Comme,'cim.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-05
MESSRS. EDITORS: Permit

MEssRs. EDITORS: Permit me,
through your excellent paper, to re-
commend to teachers and the public
generally, Sterling's Series of South
ern School Books. They are com
piled by one who has, for long
time, successfully conducted an insti-
tute of some celebrity. The series
are happily Introductory to each
other; drawn up by one who shows
he has practical knowledge of what
constitutes judicious elementary in
strnction AN OLD TEACHER.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-05

NEGROES NOT ALLOWED TO VOTE IN
New York. The New York Assem-
bly,, on Wednesday, voted down n
proposition to let negroes in that
State vote for delegates to the Con
stitntional Convention. Yet ma
jority Of this same New York Legisla-
ture is in favor of thrnsting negro
suffrage upon their countrymen in
the Southland not only that, but in
favor, also, OF keeping them out Of
the Union until they consent to it.
Neto York E,cpyess.