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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

The ADVERTISERS GAZETTE ior May contains
Q complete list Of the Ohio Sf1-s NcrTapsrs, care
July revised and cone Ted Speci scn copy 10
cts Yearly suh.r-i. ..lls 81. q p. Bowel & Co.,
h.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

The h-m of Fraser, Trenholm * Co., cot
ton merchants or this city, is sand TO have
suspended. Their liabilities are large.
BERLIN, May p.
\ horrible plot has just been discovered
in Hanover, having for its CHIEF purpose the
assassination Of King William, Count Won
Bismarck and other n0tables residing 10
this city. Several arrests have been made.
and it is thought the scheme has been entire
ly frustrated
CONsraNTNovLE, May 2l
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exposition 10 july.
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Dec u. lS66-wl-
aew Advrrtisgmfnts.
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NEW PLAN orISsrRUCTION.
a Standard Institution,

We guarasi,e rgyid improvement al 'N'i'' -
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY oFCUBA.
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CHAIN LIGHTNING BEyzINF.

MAJ .lsvIwIyr
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TR0CHES

HAVING a rIRtCT INFLUENCE No IL PARIS
GIVE iNHEuIATE EtLIEf.
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This Gutno is superior % any fsstllizsr in the
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The Peruvian h.e-s5l requiring a less qrtntity %
permaueatly enrI,h the soil Price, So per ton.
ss-sent for Circular, giving full particulars
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Solid Silver Ware.

We have large assortment OF Tea sets. Salvsrs
es- Spoon Holders CARD Stands Syrup Servers
Pickle Jar, Wine Stands, Egg Boilers SaTdine Box
es, Celery Vases, "Tete lete" sets, Hotel Sets
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30
ANOTHER ELECTION TO BE
HELD.

While on Saturday the election
was coming off-the radical voters,
white and black, with dignified and
cheerful countenances marching to
the polls and there depositing their
red, white and blue tickets - a cor
respondence took place between the
hard dying Conservatives and the
ever alive Major General George II.
Thomas. The latter had seen in the
morning papers a communication of
Mayor w. Matt. Brown to the City
Council, wherin he said that ',inas-
much as General Thomas has noti-
fed me officially in writing that he
would use the militlry power of the
United States in sustaining the Gov
ernor of the State IN forcibly prev
enting apeaceable election etc." He
wrote to the Mayor he had not in
formed him so, that the troops under
his command would not prevent a
peaceable election, and that his ord
ers were on the contrary to preserve
the peace.
The Mayor construed General
Thomas words che would not prev
ent a peaceable election" so as if
late orders from Washington had
been sent to GeneralThomas and that
the latter might have concluded to
give way to an election under the
auspices of the late city authorities.
So Mayor Brown and Governor
Foote proceeded to the St. Cloud,
where they were met by General
Thomas, who answered their long
and repeated arguments by distinctly
declaring that he had rendered his
decision yesterday Friday J, that he
would not prevent them from hold
ing a separate election, but that
General Joseph Cooper, command
ing State Guards would, and that he
(Gen. Thomas) in accordance tc
instructions received from Washing
ton would of course have to sus-
tain General Cooper.
While Mayor Brown aud Cover
nor Foote were in conference will
the General, the Conservatives rul
aroudd in high glee; they were sur
that another election would be ord
cred; they were sure that the Gear
petbag-C Clique" would be beaten afte
all. Yes, Gentlemen, there will b
another electiou-on the last Satur-
day of September 1868. Prepar
| yourselves for that in good time,
you do not want to be whipped agai
as you were on last Saturday.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30

nnnier Spuf 1T ba", fiitsrte er fur
iid, ,uno nun nerben mir bieien
9tau9fangz unterbaItunsen boffentIit
auf Die Spur fommeu."
St eing ieinen Somino iibersuper>
fen unb fIetterte barauf fin auf ser
fleinen Setter empor, rnb oils Iein
Sopf Die S0be Ser Giientblr erreidt
battle, legte er baS DIR an bieie, bie er
unnerfli4 often iteben seIa6en. Slei9
oarauf aber sog er ben 8opf tuie untpius
fiirlt9 iuieoer Suriif, betroffen bon benz
Slang elmer Gimme, tpeIde in bid3te>
tier gtabe in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beraas
nlineiic neben ibttr in beiterem Some Die
8orte prad:
sd bdbe cine bortrcffi6e eneIiI6e
Seile mitsebra6t.. fol i9 begins
ncn?"
yl1uterfteb' 9idl" anttportets a, 9
Der Siefe bes ienieitisen 3immers cine
beaflin9enoe Srauenitimme beraus.
Saunts borhte geipannt auf ettpaS
tpte cine oamOniibe Sreube bate ibn
| fdit elm leii,s uns bod berratberii1es
Nbl ausfoBen laiien; aber belann fi9
uno lauIhte meter.
,,Su biit abfdeuIid," fubr bic
Stimme neben ibm = es mar cine ius
9enOli9e Wdnneritimme-fort. vSu
bilt abi9euliA; Du liegit marin uno
iueib 9tbettet in Oeinen &iiIen, unb i'd
iise biet auf ben spei infernalii1ttl
Stan9en, iueI9e mid binbern, in Sein
8immer gu tonmen. -"
(Sortfebuns foIst.)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30
COMMERCIAL.

CARPET BAGS - QU1N1NE. = Ac-
cordingto last quotations at the New
York exchange, Quinine was decid-
edly dull and bitter; while Carpet
bags were in great demand. We
learn of ten thousand to be delivered
to Pennsylvania; the.'atter expecting
to send so many stalwart Industrious
laborers and mechanics to Nashville
each of them having expressed
his desire to take a carpetbag
along.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30
Dantenfleiner= Stpffen
8ea6tensmert1 !

I'D Elm t -
Tdrbereis unb SruG CT ci=6 efAdft
etabIirt Iobe. SD fdrbe ur16 brude SrouenfIei6er,
nobel cine GrfpdtfttB pon 6-10 grosent garun tint
uiro, Die Retbobe finbet in europa ben sr6Stert
BeiIau. Bolene unS feibene Richer merSen nod.
BeIieben gefdrbt nnS 4Ruiter eeer por, rpelbe gum
Otud ousaerp6bIt merben fDnnfn uno in ar6Bter
@nnni5fdlttgteit pprbonben iinb.
Die TameH uon Raibuiue merhen n1tuu9spon
etnaeIaben, mir TIRE Bonens nns Gfi6enfIeoer gum
Sdrben une Drudel ~ lberienben. Bereits aefdrbte
Stoffe f5nnep bel mir gebrudt weroen. Sobei fere
i'd bic binigften Rreife su.
Rein Gtablifiement 1T Gde non
SeferlOn une @ine StraBe, Nprb-Naibsiae,
i'm SauIe pom GIemen Gmbui6.
9l1itpn 8tefe.
iep26
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30
THE RESULT OF SATURDAYS
ELECTION

Is one of which every Republican may well
be proud. The whole regular ticket was elected
With decided majority There has not been
IN any former charter election since the reor-
ganization Of the State of Tennessee such a
heavy vote polled, and notwithstanding there
was no police to be seen on the streets, the
greatest order prevailed during the whole day.
The following is the result, according to the
official returns which were handed into the
Mayors Office on Saturday night:
FIRST WARD.
Mayor-A. e; Alden, 9s; II. G. seovel, 10;
Matt Brown, I.
Alderman Baker, 81; Warren, 2; sayers, 3;
Councilmen-H. H. Hammer, 90; Conner, 90;
Coltart, 2; Robinson, 8; Christian Vaupel, 2;
Graves, i. -. ~
-s.4sE SECOND WARD. -..-
Mayor-A.' E. Alden, 1888; Scovel, Is; Matt.
Brown, /; AID. Schildhelm, 1. .,.+'-.f
Alderman-Wol Nelson, $50. st3.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1851; H. Fl. Smith,
ISL; Graves, II; Coleman, IS; John Schimler,
%; Capt VIM. Heydt, i; Sobel, l; Mathews, 1.
THIRD WARD.
Mayor-Alden, 1O6; Scovel, A.
Alderman-W; g. Kinney,1 1903; X. J; Norris %.
Thayer, 1903; w. II. Miller, IL; Willo Haywood.
Z; A. S. Turneck, II. @sE5st
FOURTH WARD.
Mayor-Alden, 451; Scovel, 81.
Alderman1R. S. Tuthill, "A; Hinton, Is;
Councilmen = Rookie, 437; Watkins, 42i +;
Dryer, 80; Captain VIM. Heydt, 10; Hagey, Q;
Hudson, 2; Mccullough, A; Kercheval, 6;
Steele, 2. ~
FIFTH WARD.
Mayor-Alden, 26S; Scovel, 60. 50
Alderman-Knowles, 1893; William s. Cheat
ham, /. -
Couneilmen shankland, ss6; Ogden, 2s5;
Luck, 2; Albert Akers, 8. -Fa -sssl
SIXTH WARD.
Mayor-Alden, 379; seovel, IS.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 1856; Mundy, "a; Hay
Councilmen Pratt, 1876; Yarbrough, 1874
CORTLAND, 81; Litterer, / III. III. ThOrnburg
a. I'm this ward 81 votes were cast for candi-
dates not residents of the ward. The V otes
were therefore not counted
SEVENTH WARD.
Mayor-Alden, 1871; scovel, 8; Bandy, 1. -
Accommodation 159; Chiffon, 2.
Observation-Disclosures 81 /; Griffin, Isl; Wood
ward, 6; Rust, 9; knight, 4; Paul, 4; Haley, 1
EIGHTH WARD.
Mayor-Alden, 265; Scovel 81.
Alderman-Donaldson, 1858; Henry, %.
Councilmen-Mitchell, 755; d. Brien, 27a
Fehr, SO.
NINTH WARD
Mayor-Alden, iii; Scovel, 25; Brown, 4.
Alderman---McLaughli 81; Kircher, 81.
Councilmen---OlsoL, 50; Coyle, 90; Krieg, 5s
Hudson, 81.
| l. TENTH WARD. ~
| Mayor---Alden 410; Scovel, S.
Alderman Mckee, 404; Spain, 8.
Councilmen- Grant 4 3; Cramer, 397; eros
| by,S; Moore. 1 Carrigan Crunk, t..
The vote for Mayor in all the wards stand
| thus:
| Ell. G. Scovel. ..... ... -. 25S
| Scattering. Observation-Disclosures.
A. E. Mden's majority over scovei. 8, is5 !,
The following is the City Council elect:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30

w The thanks of the Republi-
cans of Nashville are forever due
and they are hereby rendered to
Governor VIM. G.. Brownlow, to
glorious sold Pap" Geo. H. Thomas
and to stern and old reliable Joseph
Cooper.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30
bpille Seunef1ee, Shouting, ben 80. September 1861.

This is an important year in the history of
Nashville. viii we draw into it immigration,
capital and trader Or will we, on the other
hand, waste our time and money in political
squabbles, while our city, with weary and wan
face feeble steps and bedraggled skirts marches
in the rear of the column of prosperity
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30

EE- ALL kinds of. Job-work neatly
executed at the "Staats-Zeitung"
Office, Public Square, over Berry's
Book store, Sd story. ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30

AR- Insure your life in the
Knickerbocker.. F. w. Sparkling,
M. d., Maxwell House, Nashville,
Tenn, General Agent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30
Seffentlid)er 8trfauf.

@8raft elmer gspIlmadbf, neIGbe Sames gBRs
DNliams II. Sdnudr 1NtS mtr ausgeIeEt bat nffEA
rpete IN Der Heeiier's Gffice fir 0nulOion County,
Bud SO. IS, Seite $40 eingeaeidnet pprben III,
weroe td
am 90. Sftpbcr 1867
an Dirt un6 6teae 6HentIit perfteisern:
Den 2anb Tract i'm utlsSiritt SO. 81 IN ges
nanniem Gountn, oRf weI9em Santes a8iuiams
Ipohnt tlilb tpeI6er $50 Nder entbGGt. Der 2anb=
Tract Iteat an Der 2anbitrabe non GaibuiHe mad
GIartspiae, 70 aReiIen pom Der Staot GabpiHe. Nuf
.bejdatem 2anbz5raet befnben fib Elm pertbpoIer
Dbfaorten, enthoItenb $1,000 feline Obfb ume unb
ur6 eInen Betnberg nit siemIid 1870 3ebit6den; er
TT gut perieben nit ME febenoen Aueuen oes been
gDofers. bat etpn 200 Nder Liter Sence unb Der 8et
ober bod Der 9r1bte Tbetl befebe, lift gut bepal6et
urD entbdIt quite Ssmpropements. Die Beiitune lou
entrps6er i'm 9Sn3en ooer IN ggtrennen EbeIIen per<
fault perbe1, ME es 4dufern genebm lit. Ane peIbe
~ faufen miini9en, m0gen fcb an Sdrtes gBiIIiums
duf BEN pIdse wenoeu, ner tbnen bic adnbereien
aeieen ptr6.
8erfaufsbeoingun9en:
Cine SdIfte boar, bic anbere ouf Credit fir spDIf
Uionaie NIT s5ntereiIen pom Datum an, 3dufer bat
9loten inb Sfherbet gu geIpGbren nn6 ous 2ano wrb
fir 3dblung hes 6aufgel6es ueIpfdnoet bLetben Die
2dn6erei rpirb eber 2ett Dor benz 30 Ct ober 1867
3u 6eien 8eoinguugen perfauft, fDenn ib Qaufltebs
baber bel Syames gBiliams, benz Mgenten Don ". 6.
Serbian, etnfteuen.
ID. q. GOrSat,
fep2t bb Truitee &c.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30

No. In accordance with the law, the Mayor
elect and the new Board enter upon their Offices
tomorrow, the first day of October, at II A. NJ.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30
npefa, S., 90. Gept

@efern 9lbenb ipurbe cine sdblrei6
belu9te beutide Serlammlung abses
balten, in mel6er beidlohen iuurbe,
fetnen Ganbibaten fir elm Slint gu UNI
terltiibe1, Der fid nidt idriftlid our
8efdlnpfun9 Der Scn1pereuS< u. 9onn>
ta9S9elebe berbinblid madt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30
@Oblfeile 8aaren
In 30. 10 Aynblic Sqmare.

~ rifr u. &C., ioG 10 tdbneu ais m6glidb aus
pertauft rpersen unb jiub ,n sieien 8pede ohne BE
btguns Der Gintaufspreiie beraegeieRt Iuoroen.
Berjonen, meIde ft nit Serbft unb 9ginteritoffen
perehen mouen, Fnben bier cine GeIesenbeit foInes
anf iebr bilisem @ese gu tbnn. Oas 9ei9dft 1T IN
ben SGnben eineS Trnitee nno mus ob9ei9loIier
nerben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30
8ittsb ura, %. Sept

Seute Nfor3en 5 llbr 'fino stpei gis
ienbabnaiige auf Der GentraIbabn sus
fammen9eltoBen, nobel s Yerionen 9e'
t06tet purben.
Sic Sair erfreut iid forttuabrenb
zines itarfen Beiuds. Gle iou auf alls
9eneines Serlan9en UNI mebrere Sage
berlangert nerbeu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30

OentlDeI 0lHluuHoeEuH9eFS eCetU.
YrdfiOent: AsoIpb ReIfon.
gieeprdiibent: 6. 6. @iers.
S9oRmeiiter: Senrp Res.
Se:Tstar: Sobn aabm:
ghores ReIfon,
Sc. gSeis.
p. .. Abrefie: God Bog 50.
9. $. &. 6. II. g. q.
Sesen nRittpO9 AbsnS geriammIuns in Der CARA,
Surners gerein
gssriinbet: p. 6etOber 1864. ..5
RiteIieber5abI: $50.
erfer spr.9er: a6OIp5 ReIion.
Speiter n @. %. G6ttfnaer.,
s se9t. s@riitDart: :; r gsas sggs am
sTitsr si5ltSStbe,ar: 5. ga ass'ss gana.
S s,E:.: 5,trapart: Sssais ssSnsmann.
3eHspart: aS. s6iIS5sim. '"'S''"''
grfter S5asmeiiter: s. 6, giers.
ases: satsb gtsee f,a g. u.s. S:stod Senru w.s
gsSs ais Burner gale: Gde Sap
Der gerein bat Titt,uo9s abenS TX rbr fem
wo9entliben Sisungen.
Sdlken@ 8erein.
@esriinSet: Sunuar 1861
Diitgliebersabf: Is.
grfsr S3itennEeiitsr: ". Seftp.
g9osmeifter 8. $. g aIman S.s'
/. seeretdr: SObn gta9m. --
~ Sadione 2o9e SO Ill
utter beutf9er Srben Der 9arusori
gitsEebsrsabl: IS.
6bers8arbe: s aarf9.
l. hn gseretdr /: SeSr g sis
SfbakmeiIter: 6eora 9stidSsr. Il
Fer SrSen periaminf!t iid isSsn SOnneritog a5enS
Ne. 20 nnionitra6e.
8. 8. 3, S
alurora<2os $50. 1O5. Oeutfde Sbs
6eaotps
geerinbet: ApriI 1858
Straightforward: liz.
Dberneifter: Ab. 2auther.
nntermeiiter: S1euer.
Seeretdr: ID. Serbri1. aH.
Sddsmeiiter: 6. Wloder.
Die 2o9e uerfammeIt ic9 ieoeR 9onuerfne Npeub
Obj 6eloip's 0aI.
lfainloniOes 2oge SO. IS, s. 8. g.
9rait0ent: Ben Bort.
| Setretdr: sag GinteIfpieI.
| Giron5z5etretdr T: 8. 8afIouer.
SbaSmeifter: q. Saeobus.
Monitor /: u. 5Iangeter.
Aiiiitant= Noritpr 90. Sbuer.
gSareen %. Sbmar;. -..-
| SbIriteher: 8. S6Isinger.
Seut19er Unterith hurtasbereul.
eesrgnsst: am I. Sept. 1886 SneOrpOrirt in Is ,.
4
| Sd1asmeifter: g. Vtpder.
| 1. Secretdr: 2ouis Rnper. +
| 2. Setret1r: Seprg S6bninQ,
| Beriainmlung ieoen 1ften Nontag bes Rcnots.
Sduei5er unterftiibunasnerein.
9eerinbet: Rai 1857
| Witetieoer3abI: "A.
Hrdfioent: Sultan Rieberer.
giee Yrdtoent: Sobn aun;.
| 1. Sefretdr: q. Jouffon. s
/ 2. george 9f6wsnh,
Gddsmeifter: Sos Rodt
| VerfdmmIHngen: RpnotIidb elm 1oI BEL Sos
So9t, ede Sefferfon ut,b @berrp Strabe.
/ @oncorbia.
(Gurefa un0 Ebalia bereiniotil
9eeriinhet: 1. December 1866.
RttsIiesersaHI: 90.
4rdiihent: 4RoE 9inteIipieI.
Sieez9rdfbent: Simon 2iebermann.
| Secretdr: MooIf 2opeman.
Sibliotbefar Sofeph SamueIs.
/ Gneliider 8ibnen= Director: E. gowers.
Geuti6er BIbneu= Director &. ISRAEL.
S3aRmeiter: D. BaIbman.
CT 8eren uerammelt fdb p6tentIi1, Sonner4u1
Abenbs ~ nHr i'm Gonrthonfs.
8utberil1e 9emein6e.
gfarret Gseers.
gottesbienf ieben Sonntas 10 i15r In Der
air5e an Der Narftifrabe unterhaIb
Ses 2ouisptHe Sepots.
Seltide tathoIii6e Stride
| Rirde in Sermantpuu.
Sottesbienf: Sonntass ilbr Rcrgens.
| A So6omt: Sonnt19s 1hr @orgens
&esper: Sonntoss llbr Raanuttoss.
Deutide Wfetbobiiten @emeinoe,
Rrsbises: Serr SOBn s. sorts.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30

RATES OF ADVERTISING
RSy DAILY 81 90 per Square first insertion
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30
@nfhefnn 2S. Cent.

Oas geIbe .Sieber 1T nod inner
borberrl6enb. SAT- iainmtIide StF>
siere beS bier itationirten II. Ser. ct.
Snfanterie &esirnents iinb oeinielben
erlegen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30


First " ard-H. H. Hammer and Thos. Con-
ners.
Second Ward-W. w. Woodmansee and Fl
C. Smith.
Third ward-M. G. Thayer and w. J. Coch-
ran.
Fourth Ward-Martin Rookie and Daniel
Watkins ss.s
Fifth Ward-A. B. shankland and James G.
Sixth w ard--T. JEFF. Yarbrough and ]. w.
Pratt
Seventh Ward-Daniel Birchett and Joseph
w. Griffin.
Eighth Ward-J. B. Mitchell and d. Brien.
Ninth Ward-T. Olson and T. T.Coyle.
Tenth Ward-H. ID. Grant and I'll. n. Cramer
This list contains names of prominent men
men of excellent standing, who will be an honor
to their new positions, and to whose hands every
good citizen will cheerfully entrust the destin
of our city. There is financial, mechanical
commercial and legal talent in the new Board
and every class of citizens is represented. VIZ
may hope for an era of prosperity in our munich
| pal affairs. Gs.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30

" u u, 10 Stpl.
0ie Supreme Sourt bat beute Die
8ittpe bon Stepben q. Douglas auf
lire geanlprudung zines @ituenfBes
I'M gSertb bon 100000 abl6Ia9li4
bethlehem.
o @eFern ipuroen IS Barrels 8bisfeb
tuegen 9eiraubation com iscirt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30
DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STATS ZFITUNG


WEEKLY CITY AND STATE.
EE The-m only Evening paper pub
lshed in Nashville. e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30
9eutf6e 8ereiue Seafbpine's.

(Sortfebuns foIet.)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-30

Bbtlabetpb ia, %. Sept.
Cine @eieIlidaft bon Sali6miinsern
nurbe bier berbaftet. sic batten einen
Sorratb bon $22,500 in @reenbads,
tuelbe iebr gut nadgeabntt paren.
SnbianapoIis, %. Sept.
Carl SIP, friber Soloat i'm %. Sns
Diana &eeiment, feel 9eitern, bonn Con.
nenitid setroffen, in Der StraBe tObt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-26

JUVENILE THR,vss-Frsnk Hand. and
Lawrence Dillon. two boys abou, fourteen
years old, were arrested By Constable Fled
to-day and brought before Justice Peters
on charge Of petit larceny. On Monday
about noon they entered the yard Of Mr..
Carfs residence, corner Third and Main
street, and stole therefrom . clothes boiler,
which they took TO the auction, room and
sold .or 81. There being no house of coy
rec,ion, or refuge for juvenile offenders, the
Justice was compelled to fine them 81 each
and costs. which If not forthcoming must
be Inundated in iaiI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-26
Agents MRNfed.

IRON s-s To sita PER MONTH CAN RE EA-
L sly made nv enirrpr-sne Agent. II ceiling 4. ar
tcie very much needed in ever. family
For psrlAcoiar= al 1re~e 2s>l olsgs Box No. IL or
csl AZ nv oftce. Ne. /. E2s; second street ase-
kepner-s Store. Snrth room 81 sfsre ,rss>f I'M .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-26
Aesignees sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED AsslGNEES OF JOSHUA
i BURR. VII aEer for sSle. ard wiz sell nt Pabfr
S2ie, 10 the highest bidder fsx cash ~ ASSORTED .tr
Of Gsccerass and store fxures. SAID stock aad An.
tEres onng fhe same assigned by said Barr u me
nncerslEnec- y Dsea Of Assignment. dated Nss fsta
ls<.. sale - e37ausnce s. 2 O'Clock N on Sstar.
cay .ae ssh dsF OF sIly ISL. and e. Continue from
day y tay ur.si the rhoe i sold
>sl~ au to eulees. wett size Brady Street. be-
f~rea = ana - Sf-esss DaveaYqrf Iowa Bids for
tn p1rcsse 1t pirate s4s- Of ih- whoe sns pr
son os .sa s;eck. socicd at any time between This
oats and car Of sse.
Nv. STEWART. ...,,,.
sesv wN. Nc1ANUs. I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-26
Perfect, sac In nIi 4a.e.

MRS. wINsLoW's SOOTHING syRrp,
for all diseases Of children, such as teething
vind collie, &c, is sac, ressble Ard harm-
less remedy. II not only relieves the child
from pain but regulates he stomach ard
bowels. corrects AGILITY aid gives tone
and energy to the whole ys,e.n; gives res,
to The mother and health u tie ct:ld.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-26

COR Yol NJ LADIES AND MISSES Apply Al
L Schpe Room lately ocg ap4ea rs NJ - eslli.- Sap
gent lssee. or a residence North sargent Kcp
Instruction IL Musk MRS. l. BkAhp
rnSy2.~sfisn Mss 7 u UhAHA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-26

Han Srogx eight o'clock last night
a severe storm arose, and hail stones, some
nearly ss large ~ mar bles, descended with
considerable force. damaging flowers and
tender plants considerably. AT Rock Is
land the wind, hail and rain combined, lev.
slled the side tents Of Van Amburgh' $
menagene, and the weight Of the hail on
the top o. the mammoth tent was so great
tina. holes had 70 be cut in the canvas to LEI
IL fall through,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-26
A1AIN IN BUSINESS !:
". -. HAnar

Rcpairer nud Dealer.
T. AGAIN PREpAkEn To RryoyArF
exchange furuiiare. Slo pu, sou
has new Saop tni Sire !. ssa
fret store room above .ssh 80 "'no' 81,
sy- All orders promytlv srss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-26

SFE a woman in another column picking
Samhurs grapes Tor sPeer's Nine. I; AZ
admirable Article Used IN the hospitals and
by the trst r'ass fam5les in Paris, London.
an3 New Yrs . Preference 10 old Port
Wine. Il Il worth Il a., as !. gives great
satisfaction nsv24 DIV