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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
spstipl Notices

rho Citize,s of W,stchester and adjoining Connie
arc preparing 70 celebrate The FOURTH OF JULY y holding MASS
CoEVf SIION In favor Of UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE N tne o'e
Lake Waccabhe Golden Bridge Station liar m k1nf9a
l sneakers expected 10 be present HENRY WARD BhhDnbs
ASNl n DICKINSON LUCY STONE, MAJOR HhV"bhlli D.
CADy STANTON. and otleIS
Every Experiment q CnTe.
Weakness Of the bowels the cause Of Constipation fhey are
~ with waste matter which thet have not strength 10 PeL Ione
em with RAILWAYS REGULATING PlLLS-tb< sHF pargah'e
which all distractions and renews inc h' s "
49,, hg oys,u II the REGULATING PILLS we're taken when
eve, the bowels failed ia their daily duty babt, Constipation would
be unknown. ..-. -,
Price % cent, per sO with sweet free from taste Sold
Iy Druggists
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Patent Combination

Patent Combination
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE,
,, SUPERIOR TO
! LEATHER OR RUBBER. -
1pl, BrIrivs beiag Co,rKD wrE GUIrAPERcHA NOT
STRETCH, ApnEREs Firmly PULLEY PLABLE and
ous ACIDS AtKALlEs, srEAs, HEAT CoLO ON Our
| Door EXPOSURE
| THE COMBINATION HOSE
l. also coated inside Percha and the only hose that
will convey LIVE STEAM AcrDs os without
pu, II unequa,d for Fire Engines and call the special
attention VI
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To the fact that at trials stood without
ISG than 800 pounds the square ne being double
that Of Leather OF Rubber Hose
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
BENEDICT, TORRE'Y g. TWOMBLY,
No q PARK-PLACE,
MKT Doom BROADWAY BANK. Nkw,lokK
n .I independence Day. f-..
JULY FOURTH 1875.
Nos ~ and ~ MAIDgN-LANE, SEwNoRk. ..
JOSEPH B. PURDYS
TWENTY.FOURTH ANNUAL SALE
FIREHVORK
ASSORTMENT FvER OFFERED.
The length time Established apd Large Sales through every state
the Iuou guaranty for quality aud price
- Soluble Blue.
.H r-H FREE FROM ACID.
Prepared 10y ~ =, r,px,.vx ~. YIN.
Dry in Cass Ks. TO- O. ami h. Liq IN ?. T. g. and 10
ounce bottles II. IA
xxx. j. H.rTIEMASS. sole Agent,
No 1io Pearlst, n. Y.
What More Pleasing sight hnV housewife than basket
fall Of Rite clothes the wash And what more dis
courseiSs than to see the clothes yellow eked with Olae
TENANTS LAUNDRY BLUE,
p,,p,rsd by D Teauu Co. FREE FROM ACID ard eor'e
ouy always mskes the beautiful and white for sale by
sroccYs and druggists l..- t.I.L gT e.
.. J. H. TfEMANN, Sole Agent,
No 30 Pear-s,. n Y Ia.
Fine Gold Watch Chains.
rv s. Of all descriptions for by GEO. q. ALLEN, No. to
Broadway door below Cauatst
po,o,c, Noticr-Tbe Mails the United Kingdom and tee
and Bremen steamer Nh"-'"nn
Mil close At THURSDAY JnI az ~ s.nms
follows stations aud II, bilo q M
q A.. D. 15s I. "a s..4V-. eAd +, '+0 w sIsvIn "
w., 5tAksa o sA@ 49, y
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CBLEBRtTTkG THE APPROACHING AHNfvxKSARg
NATIONAL INDEPENDENTS, JULY 4. 1887.
W.
AUSPICES or TaE MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES 90 Tux csyf
OP EBw-YoRk .s'
Tn, Specal Committee Of both bFzrske o. he Csmnoa cs.sa
ap, 10 for celebrating The APPROACHING
OF egesasace hsse tie honor 10 sabs 40
no military parade 81 the O. tsse~
command Of M,oren Alexander ShAeE 1hsl b fev1e-ea ~
the Mayor aud Conneu Csaseii - Madison square
O'clock o.
p ths evening" srew,k viii be ehbea a. heoses stces fr
The aepaF VII STseeared n1 mrni
By Josp oh q. & Isaac Esge az Jerssy Cit n - ~
DnnBx ktseeh the phA sef o. hr,"oNs ne =
played ahd the bands AL IA sA aa.s "a sas s
ing places VIZ: ....fl4
CRY HAIE.-Iiratsss Band.
TOaPKt uARk-N sBnesaCLeTs Btsa
MADISON Axg-SchiHellers Baud q
Blrf Band.
NADIseN- ouAkE-iilfs band. 90
WKsr BRO FkAsNGss Sv-WftaU's BsSf
Egay1 YIEsrsT, TSIKD foesr" $50 "fe'T@
Bad.
FoRry.yOuErs-sr. AND BRo,nw,y -IioaosBa-ssssd ...
AoUSr MORBlssQ gE-Ias0hs Ia ~. .t-. =. =.
TSsrHarE. FrVvassrT CT 8SnscSs'
Band
BArTRHY-(ermanfs BasJ. t..-
-Maaah as's BsBd -' M
BlOADws1 ThIErrEIYrH ,r.Mulcr'b asi =
port voprcteFs 81 h,et srH
bnags display n solors thai tsJ ss
ring THE bells Of sespe caarsA fs>
hour At sunrise. and suaieI
Dert yhr. directed 10 AVOID iheise OF ps'esses VIC
civic societies ad ooc~ale r The Committee ~ lorSssoe
o the fbrstDa
o. tae cs..a,'see ofsse Bod Of Mseensr, n sh
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II ffualetolT.
MSa,rlI,'ic.. II
slOpeIle OOn s.,atb 81. / i 4 g.

gtOututs UUtt ~ ~ y !. u v y.
{ tSOrtfcsnsau ser Ictten 9dmit0se enAnIner.,
Ood,, @ott fei 9anf; 0as, mas i'd
BORT III ieben fiir6tete, mar niaht ga. !.
SD be9anu freier gu atbmell, laI6 mar
i'm Gtan0e, init 9lufmerflantseit Der
@onperiotion sli fot0ei,5 s0ie IN meiner
gtabe bon nen beute luirflid) an0e :
funtnencn fraas6Iiidlen Gelan0ten nno
Dem Qeiltreidcit Yerlo6tcn lMeiIler 6ls
teiten @diilerin aeiiibrt ipuroe, 4A6ks
lid unterbradl lidl Der Grltefc, Hnh
rief einem neiicit Mnt6umlin0. DER 10
chen III Der Sbiir ct1dlien, lpclmer id
Den MIdcn wdnOle, sus J, slhcrs 9aner,
no iuaren Gie Denn eigentlisb nab
reno Der Iesfen gtunoen? SD babe
/ @te Qelud,f mie eiiten Usalorenen Dias
manfct, nm bier Oena 9ers 4. oi,
GdliIbernna itnleres @infalIs in 9luks
| Ianb s,t aeben, pie Sic 0as 70 meis
| lfterbait berlte5ehl"
s. @ottl Sin eleE,iIder GhIdt
burdsudte mid bonn GneiteI bis sul
/ Suhle id1 lpilBte nidht 100 i'd mid
befan6 unO lnie MIR aeldjah Nlaei
| 0rebte lid tim 6reife nit mir, iluo i'd
| alanbte. Der S6reden iDerOe mid t0a4
| ten. Qlber i'd murDe llitAt einmaE obu'
madltig; idj etkolte mid nadI nenigel
! @efanlDeti, uilO eiM geAnffle erfabt
ludtb nit 9tieIenttnIi uaO rip bmid en-
/ pcr aus lneiiter Beliir3ane II Oerein
/ St6ante, mid Sen Blifen 4RaTens 4
entsieben. glber mar e. Oenh iii0glid
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8 riA 6. SUM 1867 ,

Setfenl- @cr fennt 9cfIcn nit
leinen famolen OarniItaot Mno bleibt
nod rubig uno selafIen? Das blobe
9iennen oicler &tabt maht mir fdlon
oas Nlut in ocn Moern raider fieBen,
unS meine Saare lriuben fdl bor
MOnne unO 5hncr;, fpeldlt i4 gleidIsi
seitig empEuoe, epillllere i'd mid al
Darinlta0t, an feline biulnlllld) idi0nen
Uid0dlen mnn = OIL iein b0lliid ldledI<
tes G5traBenpEalteri Oh iunnoerIt Sid,
mein uerebrter Qcier, iuie Ois Griuners
una an ein id)1nes Wf4odlea lnln an
Id,ledItcS 9trabenpHaiter mid "a auBer
:Namo uno NlnO bringen fann2 Siebit
/ Du, oas bat fein eigenes 8ewanOhliE
unO ,ueil Du 10 off nadfdltig ee0en
M dy warlt, nil i'd Dir - nur Dir
aIein - lncin GebeiiuniB anbertrnEeit.
Sn DayrnitlOi lit cin QroBcr Mareiplab,
wciiiacr beriibntt olrd bic 9roben lcls
l0cntbaten, 70 on Oieltr StelIe iid) abs
llpicltsn, ais ourd bic boraii9Iidlen Gros
Ibeeren, lucId)e our &irdjenSeit nuf oems
lfeIben feiiaeboten iper0ei. DeiuitSers
auliaaeno lit oas rlibi9e nno beionnenc
lgSoraeben ser 8erfduleFinHen oieleI
i GrO6eeren, iveIMe I'm @egenfabe 81
4 ihrsn WiillAmelteril aletrcr @tdOte, oiC
! SOnoritGt ibrer &eblen befdeioen Der.
\ bsimtiden, Elm ilmianb, ipeldler 0i'
Il bibi0em 3dultr beEubi9en, iomie Oit
rubigeren &nnoen gum &aufcn ilnr aTsi4
nliren fam.
Il Grlter 2eler: Sd iebe na fein Fd0Hel
N1dod)eu, no lit oas ldD1ne MaOheng
9pelier 4efrr: SD febe iunblerJegem
. 0oFerimnen, aber fein idJleAtes Strd
/ benpHailer.
t @Ieid,, Iiebe 2eler, MIR @eOuIo.
sSrem6 uno a.leiN Iii einrr 5tO0t hi
J Darnltdbt, Fam id) nuf oirfenl Narlt
I, blabe na, Mnb oa meine S.ele lIdl nas
|, einen f.eunotidcn &ort febnte, iunnoi
!, Id mid an eine 90tsrin. 9Belhe BIas
1 lu6emiel nid,t lpabr? Das Gn0e bieis
: ldnea neidllcGeueil NreunoINaIt ipal
: Oaf la sic EaldSrn un0 SduDe Dou @ro
n teeret batte, ipOraui idlmldl ibtenI ler
e neren Qeneioten SDobIluoIIen ennpfal
{ unO lueiter sl ,,buntmeIn4 nnbub. s.
L fife 8elhaltigpng bes BnnlnIelns, 8
Il lDeldIer man ali gllIes, oOer Dielntebr Z
"a our glidDls benEt, lpmroe mir leDodl Del
i Icioet 6uvA bas abideulide Gtta6ef
ID DEpHaiter, bas mebr Oeln Syiteni bon SD
Il uno SiiasI. als ienenE Der faden GOel
e bRlNIsts,
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Ct Qouis, ~. SUM.
Die ,.@iig oI ALbion" pafiirte bente
Cairo mit Der erften 4anMng iletten
9Beiseng DOn memphis nod 81. 1Onis
beitimnit.
Scr 96eriif BAT 10 Eonnen GilenS
be6nldlie9en mi 4 @eid,lad bsIeat, SIC
@eneral 5obn g. Fremont geborsn
nisS biz fiir Die 2ltIantle ilao YaciFe
Gi(enbnbn beftimmt iinO. Gas Qlts
tahmfHf mar sn Guniten oex sSerman
@0pinas 8anm ipcl1bl 0er geielIfdlafl
GOO Collars geliebeH batte nlto ipelde
Midt inI &tafDe spok, 0as @eIb elllslis
tafftren, ais rs fdIIio mar.
Die0efdDdlte lin0 fie1teflidJ fd5 5ledlt
QHgs Eieqt barnie0rr Dfr 6tub fat
belraatlidj. 90 aud ale Oberel
liilEt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-29
aouisDiIIe, 25. SUM.

Gin Gfulsioer gtanlens Sobn Sid =
ion, DER auf oem Giienbalnperron in
SnNialapolis einaelhlafea iuar, rollte
i'm Stblaf aIf Die Sd)ieneu, ipnrbe bon
eiuer 2ocomotiOe ilberfabre,l uno lofort
getootet.
81 allen 6beilem Sibianas itebt Ser
gSeisrn berrlid.
Sn Mill Sreef, Carroll @ountD, bat
cine ourd) beftigsn Gegeu Oerurla4tc
IleberI6iueninlana piel Sdaoen ar9t :
r dtct, 81nne serit0rt, 8ieb fOrtgcs
l1ipemmt uns ertranft II. /. ~.
G6ica0o, 26. Suni.
Sic Nfidi9an conititutioneae Gons
|bention empfing beIte 6en Beridt oes
@omites fur gSablberedtiguna. Ser
8cridlt enipfieblt Oas @uSltreiden oes
9Snrtes ,,iusib" aus Ser Contribution,
ipeldes aud aniaiii0en SnOiunern oas
&c1t suni GtilnHlcn er.beilen miir0e.
Oie 0emofratcn TN @omite iinO i'm
Yrinsip Der Yropoiition nidt abbole,
aber fic pcrlangci, 6nB ii6er oaS Me9ers
ltimmred)t Iepcrat aboebanoclt tuerOen
foI. - Oas @oniite iibcr 9filis berib :
tct ebenfoIls fir 9tusltrei1en hes Bors
teS ,,peib" 9lld foIlen GgelnptiOneu
religi6ler Scrapsl balbtr (Quafer unS
Sbafer) nnr IN SrieOenS0eitem gettei.
9onbon, 2G. Suni.
4lina 9labnIeon Miro 9Sr1fiSenf nes
@ongrenes iperoen, Der lidl pcriammcln
foil, mn einc 9leidlfDrlnigt Scala fin
@olo ,lno SilbernliinSen fir Gurnpo
anssuarbeiteil, (SaS mare cine lucilt
9teform)-
9lm 1. Snli gcbt bte neue Gonititne
tion Scr ihmar3 ziueiB iB<rothen NorO.
osutf6en CONFEDERATION in Sraft. =
9Sann miro es cine gro B 0eutldt
ihiuars roth goleene COMPLICATION
lucrOem y
aueenStoiuii,. 2G. Silni.
S6nigin 8iftoria bdlt cine 9roBr
8rnppen SSepuc in 9DOe @art anl 5
Juno s Suli.
Scr 9tath Der britilden 9efornl.
2eogue bat cine NOreile an bic 80!fc
@uropa'5 crlaIIcll, ipprin &rieg nn0 81
@rbaltung itebenoer 9lrmeen aurs Bit.
terlte beullncirt miro.
Sic 0anifde 9legierllng bat ben
Soribla9 Yrenbens, Dab iie Die natio
nalen Sle6te Oeuti6er 8tiuebner 9torr
S6leSWigs gaarantiren lole, ab9c
lcbnt.
939,697 8allcn 8aummoIle mur0c
lmaDrenO 6cS an j. 9lpril beenoigtc
Sabres aus Bombay erportirt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-29

! rlrgrapl). N0tl)rifItrn.
> -
S1emeS ans alien SSSelt=
9e8en6el'.
y W
81 { IL q 0 ri, %. SUM

Ser &nifer bon 9eiterreidD, luie Die
3eaiernngen bon 9ublaro, Gn9lalto nnO
Eranfteidl babc,I 6ereitS por Siuei gtso :
den Die @eianOten in 8albingtnn be-
auftragt, G5ecrttdr SeiuarO 3u erlndcil,
fur Nfnrimilinn 81 interDeniren. @crr
GemarO DerlpradJ Niles III ieuieii &rdfs
ten su tbun, nm Marimlilian Oas 9eben
3u reltem.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-29
@erIin 26. Suui

GraF gismarf lit gum 8amsler Der
nor0OeutlAen CONFEDERATION ernannt
porDeu. (5s uobl nod nifdt.l Sic
.@DnferensFibnng Oes 3olIpereins bat
be90nnen.
Sine DepeldJe bonn 6aag mclOef,
0ab bic bollanoilde 9icgierung Ole
bannOpevfden 6lH6tliuge 6enaNridls :
fiat bal, lie lniibteIl bolanoiidfs Eers
rtforinnl perLaGen. Oas If fdmad Z
bOa. o. 9leo.
Dic eu9tildc Negierlag bat iid) nm
aud Der 9lOte angeiAIoien, iueIdDe Der
gultam beranlafen luia, bic fretildler
gDirren elmer eMropailAen @Omniiior
CUR untcril9mn9 So iibergeben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-29

gilt 0en &leloun9sltl6en unO @oIo<
paaren. Da id] NIT YorIic6e bic
@lansleiten eines ieoen 9anoes 5eige,
ubergebe idD Nisle &la1Ie uno menoe
mid III Der 81. 73, in lueIder SelIeit
cine gans famole uno berubnt:e 3one
ipielt. g8eibt On aud, lnein 2efer,
pelde @onne oiele Rtalie 81. 73 IN
Id fdlieBt2 Mlle Scine peetildcn
SageH un0 binnnIilhsn Wiaarhell,
Oeine Settler lno5 9fuen, 0ein Oeilt< :
lbes 8olfslieO, bic ole Iino Oa Orinncn
berboraeti; Elm f0ltlider @aft, ser
lbou manbe 6reuOs nod inebr aebo I
ben uHo Iber nlon9es 9ei0 frcnnolid
bintpeg9ebolfen bat. @S lit birs Der
6beinlueinl Der aud iibrigens an man :
hcm 3luilt unO gar 1nander 2ieocr :
tafel Sdulo tragt. Dod) Dii, nein
geliebter 9eier, fcunlt ia aus Grfabz
rung oiclen Sorgenbredcr. Oa lit Der
), ,glierciiiteiner" Den trnnflf Du NIT ben
sSiuoenten auf Der llniucrIitat, bier Der
J. ,.Yfafienlteiner", Den 0er alte Serr
Bfarrer 10 innie licbt. Miit ,Sbr@a
tranfit 9u ,gtadenbeimer"", Derfubt
Our@ unsabli9e &ilie. Damn i'm SelOe
Oen oSrieaSbeimsr", unS fannlt 0u es
langnen, 6oB On ldon ala @auaIina
> a9iebirauenmiI9" be9ieris ldliirftelt2
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Ten lines OF solid noaparei make one square.
Yearly advertisers will be enti led to disco NJ
Of 10 per cents.
Every other day te. O. a. advertisement s wi be
charged two thirds of the. b We rates
In the Weekly Edit OIL, one dDilar square for
each insertion.
special oet ity Item notices ~ cents a line first
s1d 10 cents line every additio' al insertion
Changes ia advertisements will be charg I'd at lie
80 cents Il square.
All advertise nents are due from date OF hrst IN.
Astion. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
and no transient advertisements viii be taken
S.aIess accompanied by The money
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
Office No. 81 PUBIIC SQUARE.
foyer W.T.. Berry & I o's B ok store.)
Il. o. Airess LOCK Box Ss.
NASHVILLE. TENN
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QOn6on 26 Sum

Ser 0aimpfer ,,Nopa" tod bente II
Gec init Oem &abei, ipfl6es Cuba nit
Den Ser. Gtnnten in IerbinOung brims
aen wiro. fGie BerbinOang i0a bon
bon Sit @iI6ipibe 8loriba's auslaufen.
Das sabei luilr0e ii Gn0IanO fabri5irti
q. 0teD
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-29
HIoren.a, 26. SUM.

Das biftere @eflbl gegen bic tatbos
lil6e @eiitlihEeit III grace ieht fe5r
ltarf. QLin 9lonEaa, BEN sSelte ct.
5cbns, bes &mnhpdtsons ser &taot
4IareHs, lpsietrte lidD pas 8olf, lid an
Sci firdlIsaea GemoHIlratlouen su be-
theiliaeil, neil 3lDei gBodlen porbep Sic
geiltlidfeit fid| gelpei9ert batte, ons
sbotibnal 6elt ltaIlenifder 6reibeit
mts3ufeiern.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-29
SnbianapoIis, 2s. SUM-.

Ser 4yadnntrd)or uHS aHoere oeutfde
@efeHlAaftcn haben arrangements scS
trrffen, ben 4. Suli grobartig sA feiern.
Sic Ginnalnltn lGIlen fur Oas grOpc
notionale @eiansstclt benngt iDerOen,
bas bier i'm 9efbf ltatIFn6et.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-29

~ llnferm aeI6dbteit Gcrrelperhenten bes
ritfrfcn fpir saB eisle glnlibF e6sHle rilgpersig
lit alsiie ueri itifrnntni6 ber Sadldle seief.
@elrsen Ber9lfidl fam Gin 2dnrden mis- 3D.
ben, 70 fdSH rs aud ipiner lei, nit seIt Sdlt-
bern afSDalIeu, bic bic Ausrranberiila lilrbar
Su MAIDEN titfis 59aaI 9. sesb;
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-29
g8 oflinato n, 2S. Snni.

Die on ben neueE meEifanifden Sc
failO en- Stterburg acian0ten SnifrnftiOs
neii cnibalten germitlelnn9sborfdlage
fur bas qeben WfarimilianS gu ipirfen.
6err Otterfurg iuirO Snare8 pcrionIi6
mittbeilen, oaB Der glnlid)t unlerer Jfes
aieran0 5nfolge Wlnrimilian als SriegS
aefan0lner betra6ift petoen fole. -
OieIe Snltruftion iuuroe in Onplitaten
uno auf smei berld,ieornen gSe0en, bia
gera grus nnO bia Miatanloras be-
f0roert.
(Oie 3euernausiagen in o,m Surratt
4rOceB, Der augenbliflid IN 9Baibings
TON rcrbanccIt miro, ncbmen bas .nneiite
Der beute eingegangenen 9epcid)en III
&nlpruA. gHir abItrahiren oaoon, oies
felteu uHiern 2efcrn Su brineen, oa fie
nur SbatId1en entbaIten, Die bereits TN
horigen Sabre, ais Die iibrigen Yrali
benttnnldreer proeeIlirt lpnr0en. ans
Sagesiidt fclmea. @urratt ipirb lebcnt
faus gum Strif Derurtbeilt. d @eO.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-29
ct Qpuia 28. SUM.

Scr 0nmpftr ,,eitb Of sIltOn" fam
bon Wfrmpbis bette bietiel6ft on une
bafte 100 GiniuanOerer an 0oro. Oas
Gdiff mnree cinet nenen geroronung
smfosac in 0nardntdne beoroert unO BON
eem gelunbbeitsbeamteH eraminirt, ebe
es lanOen Durfte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-29
6Lieon .. 28. Sani

SosI gSaterntan fam beute Wiorgen
bier bon 0ebrasfa gitD an, 9ing ourd
ben YnrfpInb Siuiiben 1 uno 2 Hbr
gHor9ens, uurOe auaefdIien uno UNI
$1,000 Sob berdu6t, Die er in elmer
@slofabe bel lid fliArte.
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RATES OF ADVERTIsING
n@F@ DAILY 81 per Square first insertion
/. nfl iifty Cents for each subsequent insertion.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-29
@ineinMati. 0hio, 27. SUM.

SER @aupmaD bat Die alif ibn ges
faGene domination als rtpablifanifd1er
6anoiDat fur oas 9ieutenants @ouDers
,ie,.,.s ~OIt,1f obnsTefv1t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-29

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-29
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20
PEINCIPLEs GOVERNING HI CON
nUCr OF THE APPEAL

Of white men Tor WMbt
men: and no political miscegensuon-
TO the Union ofthes STATES; FInEL'
rTy 10 toe Constitution in It's true extent and
meaning Obedience to and maintenance Of
al lsw. state and National, eonsutanonsuy
enacted.
R-rsrsraNcE 10 Tyranny Usurpaton ana op-
Drss.ioD- az one man Or many and 70 al en-
e-roschmenfs upon the rights OF neemen Or
states. or upon the just and Constitutions
prerogsuves Of any Department Of the STATE
or National Governments
No EsT~ARLrsHMEsrs OF Military desPoftsms
no euthroniuE OF martial Law, no suspension
oftbe writ OF Habeas Corpus, no Staying OF CIT
trsas by Military Commission. no interference
Win the Courts, ne lclres de- cachet, In time o.
peace.
srsrcr sUBoRDuSATIoN OF the Military 70 me
Civil Power.
no STANDING ARHuEz OF States in time Of
peace.
RESTORATION OF d~istranchised ciu1ehA
rights and privileges OF which they haNeDeel
disssizsd; no prosecutions or disquAAn
FOR political opinions; for the PAST Q ohN
OF offences; for the PRESET and FuIO
USr0S. PEACE Law and ORDER
Prpprrr.L 70 all heemen OF the
African race, OF al tAe
No REPUTATION, by state or Nation oiAhy
honest and Lawful debt
No REVIVAL Of old party differences Dut .
Union OF al conservative men, Of al FORMER
parties. who r. yere the Constitution. 10 restore
ne old landmarks OF the Government
No LEs1sLATros to plumber one porlAon o.
the country for the profit OF another Portoh-
WHArEvEE is JUST; whatever i hlSAi
whatever is Of GOOD REPUTE, u Worlhy o.
the descendants OF English freemen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

grsss meant to enact hat the proceedings
Of Courts and Magistrates, and the acts
Of the ordinary civil officers, were void.
Such an act would excel in folly and
atrocity the worst enactments Of the
most absolute Of AutOcrats and Tyrants
because it would impiously plunge into
irremediabIe confusion all the domestic
affairs Of g country, disturb even the do
nestle relations, annnl titles and rob
men Of their estates, disinherit the
living aud dishonour the dead.
It would aDnihilate the probatesof wills,
add the grants Of letters Of administra-
ton, and the appointments of guardians,
DEGREES OF pattition and judicial sales.
And yet Msjor-G General ORD, in the plen-
itude OF bis Judicial power, decides that
to hold thess things to be valid, is hts
tile to the laws Of the United States" 1t
may be 50, since these laws are hostile to
the Constitution but it is at least obedi-
enoe to the laws Of God, Of Reason and
Of Nature, which even cEsARs cannot
repeal.
At the restoration Of the STUARTs in
1850, the Parliament obeyed these laws,
by confirming all the judgments of the
Courts in civil cases, from the time Of the
execution Of CHARLES I. Congress has
not attempted, by Statute. to avoid the
acts of civil officers and tribunals in the
South during the war and they are GER
tainly not void by any principle of Law
which men and nations have heretofore
r-ecognzed.
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MONTGOMERY, November Is.-In the
Reconstruction Convention to-day, the
COMMITTEES on the Militia reported an
ordinance to raise q State volunteer
militia force to be subieet % the orders Of
the Government.
The subject OF substituting the
minority report was negatived by 10 to
IS. The majority report will be carried.
IL dlsfTanehises all persons who do not
vote on she new Constitution, and binds
tb< voter not to contest negro suffrage
hereafter, and not 10 maltreat any person
on account Of past or present support Of
the United States Government or the
policy Of Congress.
BOSTON, November I9.-The steamer
Cubaarrived to night. Collector RUSSELL
James 4. Fields, ard others, boarded
the steamer below, from the United
States tug boat HamIiu, aud, upon reach
Ing the wharf, accompanied Mr.. Dickens
to the Parker House. In accordance
with his request, there viii be NJ public
demonstration.
RALEIGH, ". c., November Ie.-The
election to-day passed of quietly. The
negroes behaved with the utmast pro-
prIety. A strong military and police
force was stationed at the polls and pa
raded the streets all day. Abont 100
votes were polled, mostly negroes, and,
With two exceptions, all Radicals. The
whites viii reserve their votes until to-
morrow.
LOUISVILLE, November I9.-The river
is on 8 stand, with three feet three inches
IN b canal The weather is clear and
cool.
WmMINeToN, n, c., November 10.
The election passed or quietly. About
400 votes, nearly all BY negroes, were
pOlled. The whites will vote TO morrow,
and almost unanimously against the
Convention.
MOBILE, ALA, November I9.-The
steamer Onward, with 100 Dales Of cot
ton on board, was burned yesterday at
Bells Landing, on the Alabama river.
No lives were lost.
CHICAGO, November 19-Mike Nc.
CoOle and Joe Coburn yesterday signed
the articles Of agreement to fight on the
9th Of May next, within fifty miles Of
Cincinnati, for 5000 and the champion
ship Of America.
New York, November ia rumor
was circulated here yesterday among the
Fenians that an attempt would be made
TO burn the British shipping here, pro
vided the men under sentence at Mar
chester for shooting Policeman Brett,
were executed.
A meeting Of the officers Of the Irish
Brigade was held tonight TO arrange the
preliminaries for 3 meeting on Saturday
evening, OF the Irish citizens, for express
sing an opinion relative to the rights Of
adopted citizens travelling abroad,