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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Mutual VS.. Mohawk

Vuutu0t VS.. mohawk.
The frat match between these clubs came or yessr
day at the Union grounds. Brooklyn, f. d. and result
cd, the will show, in decided victory for tho
Mutuas, who much too heavy for their young but
plucky opponents The Mutuals batted very heavily,
while the Mohawks appeared to lack the soIidty aud
GOODNESS with which their namesakes Of old have boon
invested In novels and other places They feded. how.
over, very nicely and showed that they possess good
them 10 take leading position The Mutuas had made
four in tho sixth innings, with one hand LOST
whom the umpire. Mr.. Golde, called the game ac-
count Of the RAIN which had commenced falling In such
style to give rise to tho idea that Il would continue
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

Race Tor the Goodwood Cup-vauban tho
Winner.
LONDON, August 1--Evening.
To-day the third day Of the Goodwood races, and
She included the great OF tho meeting, viz
che for the Goodwood Cup.
The attendance very large and the scene Of OK.
citing interest
vauban the defeated favore for the Derby, won the
cup, for which he had also been made hot favorite.
Tho leading horses came In in the following ORDER
NauDan
Tynedal 2
Regala. 3
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10 THAR ovn I, 'sacefuI .olitudes. The cars down
Brooklyn sna Is sm%sa s sS
ramm a"si' w r0% .bsy with Erebasinan humanity
cLssraiy a. they came they separate and the great
I H"an n picnic Wa Off great
performances given which did 40. .aHs place S. tns
day was pleasant. the amuseme ~ vas wall condno,sS
enjoyable and the whole thns a.s 40 ovr $1,000
well carried out aud great n,s thar ara.t ssss
brethren Long may they keep upt he csIasrs.as a.
day. and long may its Anniversary 's,aev
peacefully and as happily Il was yssl '''A'
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A oUkTics .
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HEaAlu.

Match Between the Ward Brothers aud the
So. Johns, N. b.. Grow for $4,000. .;
BOSTON, August I, 1851, T..
$50 O'Clock p n.
Arrangements completed in this city this sftss-
for six mile race. for $4,000 between the Ward
Brothers and ihcS Johns N b. Crew. TO take place
the Connecticut river, at Springfield, Wednesday,
September H. the weather unfavorabls the ncxt
fair day James Loe. OF New York, made ths arrange
ment the part of tho Ward Brothers, and the 81,
Johns Grew represented by Barney Brennan and
John Morris OF ST. Johns. Each s.dg have deposited
$50 OF thc stake with william Blake Of this city, and
tho remainder of the money to DO deposited nle days
previous to the Captain GardeIsr. Hsrbor Master
OF this port, will DO the referee.
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lR { 1 A N D.

Food Relief and More Cheering Reports from
tho West.
DUBLIN, August l, 1867
Tho reported distress In the county Of Mayo and adj
sacent districts Of Connemara from famine have been
much exaggerated; and affairs have now assumed q
much moro cheerful aspect
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REMOVALS IN LOUISIANA.
Readjustmcnt Of the New Orleans City Conn
eli by General Sheridan-Re gistration Com
pieted.

hEADQuARrERs, flf1H MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW OsiKaNs La August !, 1867
Tho Boards Of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen OF
Abe city OF New are hereby readusted fol.
ioss, VIA w. Bosworih, President; James McClos-
Key, William smith, Northman Whitney George Clark,
Thomas Mcknight Gerard Smith and Edward White,
Of the Board OF Aldermen; and Thomas s. Moore
j. H. Hsgnbotham, J. p Prague +. Lurges, vii.
Ham M.CuHoch, b. Cunningham, J. r. Montams,
y. Iraa's John Paisley, George D. House, H. =
Assistant Board OF Aldermen are removed, and A. d.
Grief James Graham, Peter 0Donnell John r. Clay, Il.
W. Burbank X. Q. sapleion, d. s. Devices T. Z. d.
l. Stormy, s Straight John 1. Davis s. r Hison. y ID
Jouhert, C. ? Senrinet G. G. Sampson, e. g Gulbel
Jules Iapene, r. Rigney, Oscar ). Dunn John Gauche
Edmond Flood aud +. W. Perkins appointed 70 the
Board OF Assistant Aldermen in their stead.
Y Tho reasons for removing these persons are TO be
found in the disorderad condition TO which thew have
reduced tho city credit and the efforts which they have
made and are making to impede the lawful execution Of
ths law VI Congress- dated Marcn and TIE acts supple
p H. SHERIDAN, Major General
Gfosaz I. HAnrsuEF, Assistant AdJutant General.
Registration in Louisiana Is completed but II will take
several weeks 10 revise the ros Many Of those regis
tered under the Attorney Generals opinion will bs
stricken out No accurate estimate OF the state vote
can DO made but there doub, that the revised rolls
will show a colorei majority.
General shsrdan's order leaves one member 10 each
board OF the original councils One member in the
upper and four the lower board we're elected on the
republican ticket OF the new appointments two IN the
In the lover board Is pure negro and me doubt
full None OF the ooored apo nteee belong 70 the newly
eprsncnssd citizens but are Tree citizens oil the STATE
OF louisiana
Upon the recommsnda,o lon OF Governor Flanders Gen.
era sheridan appoints . Mayor aud Alderman Of tho
town Of Lake Charles, IN Calcaslen parish.
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STEAMER SUNK IN TINE MISSOURI RIVER.

ST. LOUIS August 1, 1867.
The q, d Amen vas sunk In the Missouri river, near
Csysvis, yesterday. The steamer was valued al
cas- oOo snd was insured for CAS- 900 In 81 louis Gin
cianat. Pittsburg and New York oompanlea us prob
Sbls thst shs co b raissa
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THE ANNIVERSARY IN LOUIsl uLE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERAlO.

LoUIsvILLs. August I, L.,
O'Clock p. N. NJ
Emancipuliou day generally celebrated y>sae
colored popration here to-day with parades, mulV0t
banners ssd picnics at the fair grounds and s& OBaa
mons station The picnicat the fair grounds was adj
dressed BY Generas Ward and Ely and several eoiorsA
speakers The cooved procession the largest Of ito
kind ever witnessed here Everything passed OF bar.
monously and extraordinarily.
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B G [ G ! U M

Death OF tho Chilean Minister in Brussels.
BRUssELs, August /. 1867.
Manuel Carvallo. the Moiser of Chile at this capital,
died to-day.
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Tho Eens and Athletics or Portland.
PORTLAND, August I, 1857.

Tho second game Of the base ball tournament wss
played betwsen the Eons Athletics Of Portland this
afternoon. The Eons by Of twenty ID
twenty-six The game was finely played.
Tomorrow tho Cushner Club OF Augusta play against
tho Androscoggin Club Of Lewiston The winner Of this
match 10 to play the closing game for the silver ball.
aga INST the Eons on Saturday.
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A U S 7 R a..

Tho Emperor TO Return NapOIeon's Visit.
VIENNA, August l. 1857
The Emperor Francis Joseph will return the visit OF
the Emperor Of the French at early day.
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R U S STA.

The New Loan TO BIO Placed in Paris.
PARIS August l. 1867.
, new Russian loan is to be offered in this market
pext week.
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1ss HlW GOVERNOR uE,frsAs.

GALv <fov, August :, 1907
The appointment o. W. Pcp>s svos great satisfaction
With The lest man Of al ps.tisA
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Fair fly catches-MuuaL 8; Mohawk, 8.
Foul fly catches-Mutuaf. 4; Mohawk l.
Foul bound catches-Mutual, y. Mohawk, O.
Scorers, Messrs. Dongan and Darrell
Umptre-Mr John 00ldie, OF the Union Club, Of Nor
risanfa
Time OF game-One hour and forty minutes.
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Emancipation Ceieb~ati0n In Now BedfsRds
Mass.

Nkw BEDFORD Aug. I. 1857 !
The anniversary Of emancipation was celebrated ~
this city To-day with much spirit The escort - ~
procession consisted OF the Shaw GUARDS Of Bosoe: ~
schouer Guards OF New Bedford tho Burnside 0sasds
OF Newport and the National duarda u Provadeosss
Rev. a. +, Quint delivered the Grafton.
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NEWS BY TIE CABLE TO August !
The British ReformerS to Defend the
New Franchise.
A Russian Loan to be Placed
i'm Paris.
THE e0ODwoOD CUP WON BY vAUBAN
THE REFORM REVOLUTION.

Pooutar Opposition TO the Contraction ~ she
New Franchise. -
LosDoH, August I, 1851
Tho leaders Of the Reform movement have made az
rAnscmsats for another grand meeting Of the supper
tsrs OF Reform 70 b. held In Hyde Park on Monday
hext for the purpose Of protesting against any cutting
down Of tho franchise extended by the Reform bill as it
passed tho House of Commons
An immense attendance is anticipated.
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ers, III Broadway.
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under. the head OF New Publications.
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lyons, Maancsfc , Insect Pcwder.-Thc Origi.
aud az nse, vermlni free from poison. Depot as
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DIR. kcnnedy's. Diarrhes Csrdiai.-Oss BET.
have bottle q ~ every travells BY isna Or % wsse.
CO, q Park row u q WELL = AGO, 1876 Fulton street,
and G. ~ CR1rTENToN, 80 sx ID avenue N. Y. Al retail
by a price =
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Lea q psrrir rs sa"' ,e-Dciicieus with Soup.
JOHN DuNcAs's soNs Agents for the Un.ss statss.
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Enrd working Men. who Feel In yuuid ana
hnd the greatest bcnclt Nv or
poRf GRAPE WINE. " "
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HSws lIssISSsw sfS; ssss n!.s..r Ss
sswnr msshnsn President, sv Broadway New tofA
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lnps Hnir Dyem5H cents. , slack or Brew.
best IL quantity equsI any dollar Depot IS Duane
street sold By all druggists.
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| Elliptic Lockstltch Sewing rtnchtnes--
FIRST premiums 1850 No, ~ Broadway. Crystal fooss
| volaie tension, adjustable top feed.
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Or; J. II. Schegck. ed philadelphia. VIII
every Tuesday, fromg A. NJ. to ar. VI.
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Fer bs s H Ia N ss 81 ali drug
xists
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Boots, shoes. CATERS sDhs s!Ippers a
RIcHMoNDs 5s Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotsi.
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rGrroyer a Baker,. J,Ssss, Pr saian ss~iss
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sss, s 90 Ssss ass ssssss = s
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Something News- The sus.orssep win Open,
At 500 Broadway this Dr. ~ large and wsu assorted Of
Clothing ready made as good an Of aus
imported and domes @ Goods for customer BE-
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wEsrcHesTeR INTELLIGENCE.

M'ClI'ueNec'
SERIOUS ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAILROAD. "A little
girl about two years Of ago, daughter OF named
Otto Bartling residing ON Railroad avenue Morrisauis
Haven line, at the Morrisania depot on Wednesday
afternoon, and thrown under the platform, The Poee
little creature picked up bleeding profusoly from
the mouth, and conveyed to her home. surgeon was
quickly procured and the discovery made tina, abe Sss
remained up 10 late hour yesterday afternoon 10 avery
precarous condition. ., s4-l-s
vrn GOVERNOR FEyroy TO SNa srSo PRrsox>
Yesterday Governor Fenon made Official visit Sing
Sing In order inspect tho State Prison that place.
II Is expected that he win attend the camp meeting,
which closes its session this forenoon.
ENFORCEMENT PoUSp LAWS MoausANAS
Yesterday the new law in relation the impending a
finals rum ing loose on the public highways went into
force. marked decrease in the number Of goats and
dogs was source OF considerable SURPRISE no less than
gratincatou to the people throughout the town. The
circumstance may however be attributed 70 the fees
that nne Of ten dollars will be imposed On the owners
OF all animals found running loose, or In OF dogs,
without beng properly mu11led -.
Mr. wd ysaG Sss Rs . nine Sws d
sa SG he @ Should
Trial da g and wa. convinced q was defined 70 take
s as rTscss dentistry past ~
Ss r. .s% PEE
ton. beware Of limitations.
ns E'ss Ess.' sfs fAss Fl sss ns:sE
Roots: Shoes; s;as'. ter ard sglIpps,rs e
RIchsoSD's SIS broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hosa.
D.s:: .sG /. ss 4: s. 'f B:ss csss :s
ses i:' sa Py : c. n sss! Hv:E
~ :. @srs 4 a s:s;
ssys S SsSo q . s or Sy EN- q Il
r SkrT GT e yf IL T rs'sS .,
By al druggists; price 81
pr :. Il. sGhh chen 81 Ph,ladelpi.ys: VIII
sseay faesdsy from sSua to 20 PEN f01 P''''''''
Eii ss.%,., Le ,s 90, ssw.s es.rs s,;
volais tension, adjustable sOp feed
Fer b is I'd ;5.sS: Iii rtrtD sssz as
n.:Es Has.s@.; sssss; Pr s'a- s'-''s
ans: HT's 6. ss .Iac S: ss
sFa sr1S %s' s' Eel e! Is Iss :: IA
20 OILY s 1s'srs s.IsSs. cs y:
aud AZ nsee, vermin; free from poison Depot ss
Lea e. perriu's snut e-U.,c,.r. ,.s,b s<vu.
hsn, gafno meats, &c. '- ""~
JOHN bGScAS's soSF Agent. for tn. Unite. s.a...
Something New.- The sus..rI.e- WI, Open,
ava Broadway this ~ large and w.a assorted Of
Clothing ready made also as good an Of aas
imported and dOme sic Goods. for customer b
found n shs Having bad much IL The sa:,
ncs ne tces co Ardent or giving perfect saascion posh
~ ,ne quality I'd the style Of his garrnents. 49,.
The pricesw III be found lower than any osher house
sO"N's " O. EUGENE sroKRs.
l 663 broadway.
Sr "a. g. FS.. ss sg "a TINS Da'
IN: Hsws Iss SSwE g. sssS S u1sS:r ss,
q sewing mseAnsh President. sN Broadway, New vofA
/ Whnclcr & Wilson Loot. ssisch Sa--inK Me-
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s' .na Beat Ever s,7
Aston House.
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f9.sd IN s city Hayng had much sspssncs IL ss sS:.
~ ,he quality I'd the style Of his garments.
The pricesw III be found lower than any oher mousse
sO"A's ''"' O EUGENE sroKRs
broad
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From Mr.. A. T. Johnson, Dentist, I.Owevfs
Mass-Dear sr-Two years since friend Of mine froG
New York bottle of your denrcs, very properly
called sOZ0DONT with the request that should give IL
trial did and convinced II destined to take
the place OF all for the teeth have been
gagged practice dentistry for The past 1v
years and during that time among all the Preparations fsr
the teeth offered 70 the public must say that from pr
my would not DO without 1t for any eonsidora.
ton. Beware o limitations.
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Drss:. .sG 1. s e L: S.so csF Gid r.: 3:
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After the dances were persevered in for some time
feeling OF hunger seemed 10 pervacc the assembly, and
around main booth speedily spread for ierent
al fresco tsnquets The deceptive sandwich the satisfy
ing bread and cheese and the appezng pork and beans
were displayed the festa boards and the pcnickers
themselves TO work at the mastcaory process with
az grea, zest they bad gone in for the dancing
Lager aud potent beverages not wanting
10 complete the entertainment: but thore drink.
ing to excess, aud hardly dozen persona out OF the
large number present were secn 10 be iatoxicsteda
very credtable thing 70 for colored citizens.
After the feed The hundreds present quickly turned
10 amusement again There we're some little speeches
made, and at Leiferts Park tho children sang hymns,
while the dancing lottery CHANGING, and swinging and
general Illuminating reigned supreme On tho centre
pillar OF the dance platform the following notice Was
posted:-"No gom or disorder conduct allowed: as
psass and harmoney govern all good nsi,tutions re-
spectfully yours Trewer" II must also be observed
that this strictly adhered to- although there nigh,
have been slight deficiency IN It's etymoIogy. From
Twelve O'Clock until late the evening thus passed tho
day merrily. gymnast went through some Interests
Ing but old and hackncyed pcTforfsances ana otheI
entertainments were catered for the crowd, The
whole thing winding up with = ngrsnd presen.
ation festival" In which nearle all had prizes ano
neTe were e" blanks NJ o. 70. ny
with number OF police their trvces we're altogether
sIneclre. There great fun al this emanc paot
mos. thoroughly. fbey wTs happy At the start, the,
were happy at tho meet hg place, they enjoyed INCA
dinners, and no" 'hey weie even . happy at Tue
The fox had been ran TO carth the sport was play q
| cut; and a. the svenng chimes were heard and ngh
began TO oose IN upon ms scene, ne ,, Re.
Of home and rs ch1ms soon q steady euI
rsn. Of humsa beings vas setting out In :
crscS rom that o. "a: @S ~ Crssd H.
valuable srd worthless, filled De Kalb avenue, On
Brookiyn was again threatened with an eclipse. II
ss "a. s.ps an as psI W. ,S
lhs scene * their fts, and long Myrtle avenue y
> Lsaau pSxs ssa ssIleyMs oisys vsIs i
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hftscn senate districts whereof eac shall contain nearly
sSa be entitled % elsc hrsc senators voter =!
Che name q eanddas provided that an the names borne
bo S G. eGansS on Or three re. so as he
may BE- Sr any candidate date yhos. asmr may be Nus
and vacancy meantime occurring shall be hled
elect as on shs expiration Of The terms OF
sFc There shall be dcccnnai enumeration or
Of sc people Of ss STATE h IN ss yssr @ and 70 sv
lowing shall ppoon the State Tor the choce Of
sT ad rs so@ay . Ss &c The s S1
Senate district bat such as contain more legal voters than
SIC The iesIsaiure FOR 1865 shall IN ike manner divide
the state into fortyfve Assembly districts whereof each
drec, vote CONSENT thereto the number 70 eve
section two with regard repetition Of names Of cs9dI
aud the choice OF members OF Assembly.
recess was taken until hali.past seven o'clock p NJ
Afternoon session.
line convention resssemblsd in a Committee OF the
whoe, and resumed the consideration OF the report
we organization Of the Legislature, Mr. Archer In the
The cHna announced tho pending question 10 bs on
motion OK Mr. " Brooks 10 strike out the county OF
Wes'cnester from the second Senatorial district
The amendment offered by Mr. Greeley was ruled on,
order as not being german 70 the subject under
| alteration.
Mr.. BALLARD, rep, Of Cortland moved 70 armand M
dividing ~ the State into senatorial districts
provided for Under the Present consttutiop He Oh
posed the plan Of eight Senatorial districts " one cacu
bsEssd il dsmonssaisd want Of sn na III Il
the people. The experiences OF past yasrs hal showr
;hs, ne present system .uecssss and he did no
believe the proposition TOT eight dbsric,s would b.
". cosors, Idsm o. Pockand, was entirely oppose,
to the superintendent made BY the COMMITTEES. The pop
ulayon " Vie eu o. Nov fsrs YES probably moi b
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8eFanntmabans fllr OerfenOer

GcneraIs6 ifers@rpepftfcn Der agf
U. 6. une %. u. u. u. GIieHbabn,
afbuitte, Tenn., ben 8. Ndrs 1867
% wiro bierour@ betaant semoe5t, bas bic 81. u.
gerIfte Sna tn ober eberforbernng d. +. no an 5er
iogenaunten2 fftinienfrabe, uid 9orIoIf, ga. 1lns
beeubigf iunrbefi nns aHe 6rnAf eHvfangen fir una
dber bic aillte sebenb, Iperee bere4nef werben in
gemdbheit ees pereinigten Saees Dom /. Sebruar
1858. Dem 5tid5en 0enerat< Agentea tft bic betref=
fenee RittbeiIuug gemacbt wrrben.
@. mRcSoer. eeneraI-@ atsrsersestent.
IS. y. SuHes. GenT supt. ras LIB
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NecprDe,rss@Dnrt,

Z Dae gefri9e Watinse in Ser 3eear<
soers s@Oult brohte Der Stab ttaiIe teinen
Gent Elm, unO foIeenbe lin6 bic itat'e e
bnbten 0erbqnolungen:
! Sin Sol0at llladte init hertrn
stale ieine Grfbeinun9 Dor or. so
anaeflaet, sbeioffen 9eweien Az fein 4
fid ni1t ais Gentleman betr0oen su
baben. Son benz 6fentIi6en 9lntlas
ger uno eiueiii 8oli3iiten miro foeat
Ibehauptet, 6aB er urter an0erri 9farnel
irll Wionot S5ebruar i'm Gta6t<9ot an
Der Srontitrase loeirt babe. Das eie
tere 8erbor tpnroe auf Mfonta9 berfGos
benz fh49 g9ff.fs
! Sin farbiges Srauen3ilnnler nit an
itanoiaenl Musieben oing boraeitern
glben6 aber bic StraBe un6 t6rte etnen
iueibel Nlenn ii6 iiber OaS ipeiblide
@eldleGt i'm Ml9eneinen Musoriide
eebrauden, lpeIdbe fie gu eripiOeru ees
0abte; der Doriibergebenoe 3oli3iit
nabm Die &ertbeibioerin Der llnfdulb
inieia 8ewabriatn un6 sitelte bieieIbe
| Dem Necoroer Dor. or. Gbren entlieB
Die Mnoeflagte nit elmer fteinen Nfos
ralprebigt, abne ettpas 6afiir 81 Derlans
gen. - a6dt es.rs iF0
Ii e3iuei fdpar5e Burden hu:oen un>
ter Der Nntla9e.niit Sanaea ibrer Slrbe,
aber beriibtigten Characters, iber. Die
5traBe 9eaangen 81 ieinbor9efiiHtt. Die
Mngeflagten betbeuerten ibre unlGnlb,
befDielen, Dab fie arbeitlainc 2eute tudren,
/ uno Der Nidter nerbdngte 6esbalb bic
9erinaite Strafe bon $40 un6 Soften.
/ Sie ihiuar3en Serret fin6 aber nit ben
9fiHterlprub tlidt sufrtsoen, uno MP
peIIirten 0esbaIb on Die Circuit Court.
Ntr. SatIotD, ipelHer Der WfiBabtuug
Der Court -nrisetIaet 1T, lpur6e unter
| $500 Blrefbott sefteIt, nil WiOntae
Woraen Dor Sr. Gbrerl Dem &ecorOer
Ifeine Grldeinling gu MAIDEN.
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Wl Serr 8bilipp @uBaann, Iaiee
Sabre binbura 8iiraer Der Staot
siafbbil[e, bat fib bon bier mad Stem
Orleans begeben, ,uOfeIbft er rl,snmebr
onuernoen glnfentbalt uebmen miro.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-10
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