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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-28

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to and no transient advertisements will be taken
Unless accompanied by the money
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p. o. Address LOCK Box So,
NASHVILLE. TENN
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Sainrs 8rD'ss. 9siauOs,
] .Oas Nsianp, pp,. SI,l,erifo.

.Ditie pianes spetOem aHsemeim pom cvuvetenten
&I@ttrn { : ole Rienos, bic nod asmad6f morben
fnos atei4. an Ttannt. Ills GmpfebIunaen fSnnenI
mir nns anf pteie tauehb StaSts nt6 aanobewo5frer
nebf greben AntdbIen Der SoHi9nlen; Sentinare u.
I. 10. be3ieben, q .sfsfsf- - ...s. - !
Dieie 9ianos boben nidt ALIEN ben befdnSisen
SebrGub nna f6mere Rraris BON cinem Sabre aiiss
elte fcneern Fne bic le+ten IS Sabre aur rolls
dnStgften 3ufris benhet 9erer, 1nele c aebruutrri
benu$t poroen.
SiefeIbe bobsn Bret Mnb Mesailen erbaIten, mo
ne nMr thinner aMsgefeh wu1Set. Dus @erIanaen
MAO Stefen pianos III 70 eroB sepeen. bab bic Serren
2GInes Bros. H9 QeR0tbiet iaben. ihre Mrbeiten
Snbebnen i 81 s.-f III .,'7sF'.
Gteie babsn Jest cine Der anssebebnfeaen unb BON.
Eanot9tsn 6oertten IN ben Ser. STaaten, tn6em Sic
Arenue entpideIt. tfasa fzEr.9 49, - :" :
Diefelben iinb ent9ieSen bic tiHiaen gionos erter
&atie IN 9aroel. gsaa ienSe fur iluirte GirtuIart
~ Satnes 8rp's,
1856, 5's; $50, :62, s6 !. sS6, 1858, 80, 37a,
MIS- SR 3pette abenue, stem gOrt Stu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-28
Neue Nll3eigen,..
&erIannf

ptre Elm 5apsrldistr nnS oewanster 9aeiienber fin
ten tsnnen 6eridi6tiGt werStn.
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40. @Dn8refs. 4. @itaug.
8afbinoto'n 81. 0edrs. :

Lib 4UH1 n. 1tdrS. =
Senat.
Die eillsig tuidtise gerbanbIuna mar
Die gEieberaufnabnle Der @ertnaunass
angelegenbeit, iUel6e babin erleSiot
Duroef pab biegbeiDelr SSauler am OOa :
nerttaSs nm - tlbt fid bertasea loutert,
9nus.
Die bfftige rHol puaesiqHele 'peri0n.
lltbe Debate 3fpiFAen Butler uno 8ina.
BAN tpnroe beute nbermals uno ;ipar
ourd) Butler er6ffnet iueIdjer bebdups
tete, Bingham babe oen 8eribt Der
frlberen Debate eefGlf6t, unb sualeid)
81 belpeiien iudte, DAB Wars.. 8urratt
lnihnl6ig geitorbens fei.. Die tebtere
&1ntlad)t, 5untal feinen antbeil baran,
mics Bingham eatriiltet suriif nnb er !,
fldrte, Dap oas bon Butler aufaeDieisne
gttenltuf nadtrd9Ii9 rdbricirt iuoroen.
Jet. aebterer in6te pereebli6 basiUis
l6en gu lpre6en, tullrbe iebo6 baran,
berbinoert. = 'es "a
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-28

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pfanst pirb. Bran fbdtt pen ietiIeh iebr ergiebiae
@tgenf6aften, SaB 60 $50 SuIheIs auf ben Mder
brtn9t nno es r,egt, mad ueriiegeItem @emdbe 65Eb
3ogen, weles man fid brett pDH Dlt pnea, KNIFE
tenn 9oniulors y senten aIeid Hah feiner Ridtebg
aus Ggppten perfdaffl bate & a - AZ A..
Is beoari feHer peI fdieoenen Gu.tur ais 6d3 an 3
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uno 9eb0rig gebeteIt, III Is in Sdrbe urib Terb
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wan es in Sttnnen ODER bretgeworfen au frhaeitaer
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aso9l tnr 9ttt9tabe ei9et stTlA 6eiiIet peIde i'm
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- talta mItgrtolB IN ieoem Staate gesoaen erneu
sSD hefere bic 9entieeRotcn RGchpeife, bat biefes
oFH IN leest 8esiebnag 1T fir Iuas W Is snsge6e
2anee, Dedbe oieie Abart befisf ga i'd mir cine
gentle Huanttdt ueri9afIt babe, 20 BIN 8 iett III
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IS 81 ueriucben piinfbeM. y
Bebin9ungen: 9amit AHe Saamem erbaItea
tOnnen, b1ben mir ben 9re,s AMI einen unn eine
baiben Dollar fir baS s9adst, berabaefett. Seher
pelter einfn @hab pon Siafen oafmGdt, erbaf Elm
fhnfsis fir $40; 100 $50. Gin Padet entbSt aenua,
I'M in Der ndIten 9anseiet pom spa ala bis Sreitig
AGer 5u hefden; ebenfo MnIpeiiunaen fur ghdnieH
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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az xutberiibs GeneinAe..
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stttaqs uns = DER AbenSS Raff; GennfaoSs s6sS
an . ubr 3n4usittees In Der atrde a. &orSsdss.
ess Stfase, antersalt bee eeaisptde 2eYsts.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-28
@Om8refz 0er banbIuuaeit.a

2onbon, y. Mdts.
SIN nnterbauie iprab @r. @laoltone
1eutes Nbeno ge9en ben 3egierunas>
Mlaff IN Der 4efOrmanseIesenbeit nno
Sefdthpfte Die alpeits 2efung Der gia.
Nobri6ten hon &ontantinopeI be-
itdttgeas DaB Die Rforte ME ibre 3u,
itimnlung CUR &btretung Sandals an
@rie@enlane 9ehen mill. 81 aa~ as
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-28
~ Sadfens80se So 1Ilszl,a3
utter 0eutf9er Orben, Der &aruaaal

- a Straightforward: rs, ~
Dbef=3dfhe:l 81. GnSeriii,, Ttgf --s,Er5a
q -ss Inter 81. Gart3.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-24

noN'T sit down at home with Your heavy Roots Or
- NHVu you can get nice slippers for trifie at
PRESTLEY s BROTHERS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-24
WOOD COFFINS,
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that the partnership
y heretofore existing between John Hearne and
Matthew Cf0ldsxorihy, under the firm Of WEtRsy
4 GoLDswoRIHY is hereby dissolved. The accounts
due said f m are placed in the hands Of Alex Wilson
for Collection. Parties having demands against said
firm present their claims al his ofce.-Dated ia
22d. 1851.
at NEARNE i GoLDSWQRfHN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-24
TAN NOTICE.
STATE Of Wise ons.n.

NOTICE / hereby given that 50 much Of each part
~ or parcel Il Ian = ty ar village lots described IN
The fes5R list NAV he necessary fcF fist parpos1
will The second Tuesday Fcg the iftii dtY Of Nay
A. y. 1851, AMI the HeNt succeeding day- thereafter,
be sold by me, n13c ae.tIeu a. my ot-e ia the
Court House IA she vll9Se Of DodgeNlie, 10 ia. pay
meat & Delinquent taxes for the year \. D. ls5o,
wsi.h have seca r-sg-lcj % this olce delinquent
prior T. ss E4te by tie Tre4st s-s 81 tas several
tos.4s .. the Treasurer - The eg I'd Mineral Point.
Couaty ii y q. state q Wisconsin
Given under my hqs7 at she office ~ the County
Treasure 81 Iyra County ana Ssa1 of Wisconsin Ia
The village q Da5--ville Tie ii day of April. A.
D. 1857. FRANCS |INGA+.
County Treasurer. Iowa county, Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-24

Send for Illustrated Price List Of Instruments and
Catalogue Of &ew Music
ADDRESS orders: q I WIT,pD
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dc.1.r a. 80 %
way, New y ork. 80
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-24
VALUABLE EARzz FOR s.u-

NJ subscriber offers for sale his Farm, e.,,ss,f-.
OF ~ acres. siulted three mile. from the Clt If
--ieIat filit on the Linden road A5rat forty aces
.; I'M oEr-ents, with good fence the balance
= 800 taFity timber. Ga the premises i n ,-1o5
frame ao5lSs, hrst Barns ana Sheds = tp.-fr.
49, 'Fci4ari, aaG As tne y8Gnr Sugar Orchard -
san De Io9nd Wei Watered with cistern y-4U a "a
seThss. No more desirable place can Be fgr3 in thf
section Of COUNT Y - Al ''--s
\ good roe< School House within quarter Of mile
~, p 'af.ealdrs enquire al The TEIgUSE Once or ~
'hs subscriber on the premises = -
July 5th, 1855. ~ fAp ~ ~ a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-24
CITY LOTS FOR SAFE

lots aud II in block 81 in the city Of Ni,sr.l
%, formerly owned bv Mrs Jane Gablir - =
ieFed Tor sale. 0C the lots i goo9 Pa~t. - -
s0i-''-Ash' SIZE for family residence ENQUIRE cf
Fet. = 1855 He tthlsoS-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-24
CITY OF MINERAL PoINEFIRsr WARD,
Town 5 Range .

Strong e ais. Aldition-Iots No. , 6 II and y In
block lots 3, ! and ID ia block s. lots /, ., 3,
aud jn block .; lots and in block lots and Il
ia bloc :; lots l. and ia block .: lat in bIocS
Il, lot iH block II; lots and in block Is; lots
and IN block - lots l. . s. -. Il u il block
-; lots :, p, :, 5, 9, II, y, = and Is in block
q lots aad in block - lots >, and in block
= lots L. p ;, / >, and in block -; lots l. > 3
:, and ia block -; lots l. >, 8 I. :. ) ., To- II
and L in block 50; lot ia block 81 et in block
81 lot !. aua ". al II ia block s. lot in block
50 lot : IA block Is lots and = IN block ~.
Strong's Alteratou-Lot =, and p feet 81 lot 4.
Strong's Second Aitvrar5ii-Lots Il and 81.
Tay OTIS Adiitiou-Lot =.
HArrison's Survey-Lots l3l. ami 81 126. Out lots
49, part -, l4&, ind loo, nwt ~. uwt 27S 81
and part 20. Lots ? I, Z, : p 40, II ana part y in
Beechs Subdivision Of lots IT and 133 in narTs,ns
Survey.
vliet's -veyLots /, - -, part H. 20 icet from
q Il, 81 feet front Of %, 20, = and IS
Town a-.-. Range =.
DiScTiIg5- Sec. DaScrtV'st. Sec. DiScriD'R. See.
acres ST 81 Is acre 81 Sc &c aeresse5 set 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-24
CITY OF MINERAL polyr-sEcoND WARD.

Twins e ais. Addition Lots NJ. ; . So 81 Sc
II, o. ., - 70. - s.. IS, lyl, LOO. lis 1876 I21
uEd -, uni Ia, uni 90, ana 100, l52, i53,
Ia ld., -, 49, is3, - u, 81, 80, 1+3 80, 25,
SraveIys Add tt1--- Lot No. y.
Harrisou's Survey-l=1 feet east side Of lot No.
I,, part Of lot zo", ind -gI, ind - acre ia go
und 2+9. 2ti 262, 26t, go. Out lo,s ~ una I76
-ll, 80 -, 2lI, 2S, -, 81 %, -2t, 23J pagt
-sf- uTt 40, lJ--JJ acres il 30 81. Is, % 20
-
Tiiets Sarvey-Wcst rart Of lot No. - middle part
ot taa- pag- Cf los 81 entered ia tAz 81 john
Hood and bounded by J Lauyou and Smith Oats.
par 81 part ST. part 81 > feet 81 81, und s., o.,
uud -, and >, uHd 81, uud = ind E. und :
- uai 81 part q, part - part %, part 81, part -
. Z. mart III
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-24
MUSIC TE.EEE5EES
~ CIV HEgT&

and Dealers will be furnished with Sheet MUSIC I,
7,rGct5"n Books, Pianos, Organs or MeIodeons,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-12-05
Transfers of Real Estate in
Highland 90.
For the Week ending Tuesday, Dee. 3D.,
1857


For the Week ending Tuesday, Dee. 3D.
1867.
Reported by Isma Troth, Esq, Co. Recorder
Michael J. Conrad to Frederick Phster
/ acre, Dodson Tp., $3.50.
Eli s. Martin land others) to John Mo
Iberly, 274 acres, Clay Tp., $3.50
Malachi n. Poff to Joseph L. Poff, Int
in In-Lot No. 8, Leesburg, $40.
James Holmes to Jesse Engle, % acres
Penn Tp., $l875.
George w. Horn to BENZ. Barrere, In
Lots No. 26 and 27, New Market, 5000.
VIM. H. Eckman to..Amanda E. Harvey
n-Lot No. 229, Greenfield, $l75.
VIM. J. Heron (Adm'r) to Thoma:
whittel, 81 1-5 acres, Liberty Tp.
S2I6S S8.
Solomon Gain to John c. Gregg, q S-9
acres, Liberty Tp., $1,000.
George Nolder (Adm'r) to John Beatty
IS acres, Concord Tp., $3.50.
VIM. Hill to Thomas Il. Hatcher, 54l
acres, Union Tp., $1,000.
VIM. Purdy to John Beatty, 35 acres
Concord Tp., $500.
James Duruell to John B. Carothers, 81
acres, Madison Tp., s3O6 25.
VIM. A. Nelson to Persifer c. Eckley
In-Lot No. 253, Hillsboro, $500.
Barney Ellrick to Charles Turner, In
Lot No. Il, Leesburg, 5000.
John Campbell to Isaac Chapman, Eas
Half In-Lot No. 81, Hillsboro, $500,
Ann Elizabeth Pope to Carey T. Pope
Int. in 1854 acres, Penn Tp., SI1OO.
Hugh West to John w. Noble, SCI acres
Rrushcreek Tp., $24SS.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-12-05


ter Of John Haigh, Esq, on Sunday, Nov.
"a by Rev. G. Policy. "Joy go witi1then1,' -
say I.
QIite a revival is now in progress at the
NJ. E. CHURCH iii town. The new NJ. E
Church, buiitt on the site where the old one
was burned two wears ago, will be COM
pleted in a short tim2s, and will be dedi-
Gated in about two months. This church
is about 8 miles south of Belfas;; just over
the county line, and is called "Flat Run
Church."
The farmers in this region have all sold
their hogs, at prices varying from sGi to
SO per hundred.
Yours, FRANK.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-12-05

THE THANKSGIVING SERMON, OF
Rev,Mr.PowelI, of the Baptist church,
was one Of the ablest efforts we have
ever heard on a similar occasion, and
ELECTED high CncOmiums from many
Of his large and intelligent audience.
Mr.. Powell IS a profound thinker and
strong and effective speaker. His
congregation is fortunate in having
secured his services as their pastor. and
we hope he may soon be permanently
settled in our midst, so as to devote
himself entirely to the interests of the
church in this place.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-12-05

THE BELFAST PIKE.-Messrs. Heron,
Hughes aad Ladd, the commissioners ap-
pointed to assess the cost of constructing
this road upon the lands and lots adjacent,
made their report to the County Auditor
and Commissioners on Tuesday last. The
AuditorwiiInext week give notice. as re-
quired by law, to alIparties who wish to
file exceptions to thereport, after which
if the report IS confirmed, the Engineer
will be ordered to proceed with the work.
We are glad to learn that there will prob
ably be no serious objection to the report,
and that its confirmation may be regarded
as certain.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-12-05
DR.. FUCKERS
OINT MENTS,

| DIR. TUCKER may be consulted at
HILLSBORO-EIli HOUSE, Nov. Goth
Jan. 10th, March 4th, April 22d, and
June ID.
BLANCH ESTER Wright House, Nov.
27th, Jan. 18th, March 5th, April 23d,
and June Sd.
GREENFIELD-Sher House, Nov.
2Sth, Jan. 18th, March 9th, April 24th,
June 4th.
DIR. TUCKER has had more experience
ana better success in curing ALL CHRON-
IC and obstinate diseases than any doctor
in the West
Ten years of successful business on one
circuit is, or ought to be, sufficient to con
vince ali who need medicine and wish to be
cured, that they had best consult Dr.
Tucker at once. Octl7tf -
ROcKHoLD e KIBLER have 4 large stock
of Tin Fruit Cans, new and old styles, at
the Sign of the Circular Saw, on Main
Street. jy4tf
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Another Old Pioneer Conc
Death of Moses TOmIinsOn.

Our readers will remember that in the
last number of the " Historical Sketches
of Highland, we gave an account of the
early settlement in this county of Josiah
Tomlinson and his family, including his
sons. Jacob ard Moses Tomlinson. We
also gave some incidents of early times
related by Moses TomIinson, and spoke Of
him as still living on the old home-pIace
where his father first settled, We had not
heard Of his death or sickness, and were
shocked on Monday last, to learn that he
had been dead for several weeks. We learn
that he had been complaining for some
time, but was not supposed to be seriously
sick until about week before his death,
as he had previously enjoyed good health
in a remarkable degree for his advanced
years. But as often happens, with aged
people, who have had but little sickness
throughout their lives, when their health
at last gives way, they seem to decline
more rapidly than those of less robust con-
stitutions so it was in his case, and on
the 18th of October last, he calmly and
peacefully breathed his last, on the spot
where he had lived the greater part of his
long and well-spent life. His exact age we
have not been able to learn, but it must
have been near, if not over so, as when his
father came to this county 81 years ago,
he was young man, perhaps 16 to 20
years of age. We are informed that he
leaves but two children, one daughter,
the wife of Mr.. Joseph Daniels, who kept
house for her father, her mother being
dead several years; the other a son, DIR.
Paul Tomlinson, now residing at CEDAR
Vile, Green county.
Like many of the hardy pioneers, who
helped to reclaim this beautiful Western
country from the savage and the Wild
beasts, and make 'the wilderness to bios
som as the rose, Mr.. TomIinson had lived
to see the wonderful changes wrought in
the course of 60 years of civilization, and
might well have exclaimed with the pro-
phet of old, "Now, Iettest thou thy SER
want depart in peace" "
We shall not attempt a eulogy upon his
character, for that duty should be per-
formed by those who knew him more in
timateIy than we did; but we can say,
from our own acquaintance with rim, and
from the testimony of all who knew hinl,
that we believe a more exemplary, amia-
BILE, honest, upright and truly Christian
Full of years and usefulness, he has gone
to his eternal reward. Peace to his ashes,
and honor to his memory!
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TIE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING
DeCe11aIoer 81. 1867.
Wh6le Tickets, s12-HaIves, Sc
Quarters, SO.

No more acceptable and appropriate present can bt
made to a mother, wife, daughter husband or father
than ticket to the Kentucky State Lottery Now
that the Holidays are so near at hand-tho season
when Il seems almost duty imposed by the custom
OF our foEefathers for many generations, as we'll as
Pleasure to confer gifts from loving hands-it seems
peculiarly fitting to give presents that possess
actual value. It has long been acknowledged by all
who informed that the Kentucky State Lottery Of
fers greater inducements purchasers Of tickets than
any other legalzed lottery in the world magnih.
cent Single Number Drawing will take place on the 3st
Of December, which offers unrivaled Inducements to
purchasers holding tickets. Parties who are willing,
by the Investment Of few dollars compete for some
Of the many splendid prizes offered should lose no
time in applying for tickets S23065O will be distrib-
utsd The capital prize is $50 OOO insuring hand
fortune the lucky holder Of the corresponding
ticket
Hundreds Of we'll sttested instances similar to the
following, are almost daily Occurring:
Mrs Mary Russell Milford, who died in 1885 when
only ten years Of age, gained, prize in lottery
tae handsome sum Of ten thousand dollars. Tile ticket
which drew this magnificent sum was presented TO
her BY her father, Dr. Milford Of the most promi
mont men and Judges Of his time
How many homes would lie frightened by a similar
success In the Grand Holiday Drawing Of the Ken
tucky State Lottery, on DecrmJer3I!
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Managers, CovinCton, Ky.
To whom al communications should be addressed
nov2Iw4octH
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GERMAN Young ladies and
gentlemen who wish to learn German,
will be pleased to hear that Prof Stroh-
menger, of the Highland Female Institute,
is about to form a class. The Professor,
being a graduate of the University at
Heidelberg, Germany, speaks the German
language auentIy and correctly. The
Professors system is conversational"
and more progress will be made in speak
ing the language in three months than can
be accomplished in year of study,
simply from books. See notice in anoth-
er column.