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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

- stnbretp Sobnfon miro fid5 oieier
Sage mad 9taleigb, 81. G., beqeben.
ufu oaielbit Der Grridtung zines 9Ro1
numenteS auf Dem 8rabe ieines 8aters
bei5uiuobnen. SIS lit eigentbiimlidj.
oaB fib am 8tele elmer feben Neife.
Die 9tnbretu Sobnion unternfmn,t Elm
@rabitein beInoet. Bir hoffen. bas
ii6 Der 9roBe S6iuaser MoIes Sobnr
ION 8baraob geleaentlid bieIer 3eiie
nt9t ipieoer 10 nit aafribreriiden unb
uno uuid6nen 0teoensarten bIa,niren
miro, tuie er esamf Der Soualas Mos
3eife getban. Ser Wann
aus Dem @eiBen Sauie bat aenua I'M |
bell I'M Siiben anseitiftet; iuenn er
nun aud nod, iein perl6nliAes @rfdlei.
men iiuter ben Grs GebelIen 6asn BE-
anBen iolIte, oiefeiben bon Ser betrete<
uen 8abn Der Siigung unter Die 9fe. i
.onitrlftionsmaBrege 0es GonareiIes
,ur9 troBige unb perratberiid5e &e. |
'ensarten absubriugen, 6ann iudr6e |
pabrlid 6as MaaB feiner 8eraebun@
ZEN nno Siinosn Bis gum neberlauien T
i'd faaen. S05nion bat fid foot ae.
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ann er feinen 9ei9nam Dor Saainis
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

S'e nnsebeare PopuIaritdt biefer .Crseln unb tire
slfsrbafte 0epaIt Der aSne bat Sieielben intu nm.
ter oas 4Ablitm uerbreitet, ;umaI oa SafieIbs ,oa
ansf fur eas ameritanti6e 6aBs erwariat mar. eei
aleotm ~ BET &oenpreis nur Elm serinaes bSber, al.
far MelossOns, pdbrnb sisgauf ,peit ersabsef bors
a0sriteet. 1snf9Snbett i9nsas 6EnsabsrHbruna
=. Ftalis iiHs med effeEtUoae ID Dab Sds melueeuu
0erpotsn Isirs nb felt iester 8eit perIana nun anes
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
Donnetlfas, ben I6. mai 1867

in Der 5ale bes Nbseprbneter 5auleS ab5a-
baItea unb MN forbsru De nnionsmanner Der
Gpunties Di4idmfUn, @llOn sumner, Da-
sibioH, 8ObsrtfOn slnb gbeatbam aaf Gouaty<
GOnDentionell absubalten unp 3elesaten fir
lie befagte Gcupentfcf gu ernennen. es 3as
~ .. .. .gt,ffe. pom giuiamioa. I
}aFss 80 8. WS. NaIhicr, pom Gbe-thaut.
a5HG EBni. gbane, BON Saptb5oi.
zx -. Seanffcn, Don gobertfon.
,gx 9. MRc@imIsp. pon Summer.
- aB. SB. aBaters, pon gsilIo,i. B Z!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
2ie6eussui trbiaFeit.

e.. IN N, pS a. 8~ $3.50 49, -.
Ele II gotpesiuerf9, olt GA1k bel
selIen rg oetsset 81 MAIDEN. Wer iie
eerEeet, 1af IN 1eoem 5abr oreibunSert.
lanFanoleq3tg fgone Gage. Wan 5iebt
s SsM YaI 90 Dor Dem 0el9eloten, man
@a''s ~ e,e paho Gem sraoen; a6er
, m'aa ,g ma gem QanSen gef9t,
s susnn aas Gun gl'eosasparol9er" Menl9
1870 M y: 8 IL 92aBtl@teH e!ner Uran
Ivy ,o.so Guy as!t me9r, menn oiele Srou
!. m ~ lIs uno e'ner ilebsiss
.%Sa.u.genssS@oneh Deraeteea ole 9aBlts
~ yen l3 . ole 9, S@on9ssf: Sabel II Die
i H. is.~I '9I oetIetini.B toto EN- 0tfents
ugee %eeelmnlB. Now iielll, nid,t
yang 10 oeIanhl, penn legr Dtele gIaAben,
Sas gaH5e peflle Darn, en- artiges
s so.npa.nleRl ~ hiaqen ano aligens9ni
R.aaus1n q g. 5oaHsh. Nnetn es gibt
0 oa,aasas. l:Io nlanisf, nelf9s is9rE bisl,
Ssr .ua ,a..s Y. is,Dlt iegs 9elllrela plaas
y 800 a, y, WV aAAeltepilm ano. Mas
s ssa esel Fe iltr 81 lpreden, ili6t
ausr asq 5a poren oerttebeti. rWfan
i.Is;. 9.e seute rlur, penn man fid
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
Gin @efee, tpelb Is oas Gtimmretbt
an getpifIe SInSldnSer ertbetlt. 81


9ett5f. Sri 81 bfl6feIfn pom ber Sc
taeraIr 8eriammlans oe8 Gtantes SenneiTes,
ba6 in alien Staats<, Counts, Diiiritts> unS
alIen anbssn Civil sgBablen fcl6t ausIaaDer,
ni9t natlndliFrte 8iiraer ser Ser. staaten,
peI9e mehr ais elm Sabr in ben Ser. @taa.
ten unb webr als feds Msnate i'm @taate
dsnne6ee susebra6t baden, has Sfe6t Der
gSablabitimmuus erbaIten fpaen = 8praus.
gsfebt, bab icl6e Yerlonen i6re a6iibt au e.
fsnnen seseben BADEN, 8irser Der Ser. 5taa-
ten 3a trerbsn unb baB bieislben nicbt She'll
nebmfr in ber IeBten &ebellion sepelen (Inb.
Ssft. 2. Ssi IS ferner beitlOlem, ba6
Sisiss @eies bon unb mad leiarr YalFTruna in
8saft treten fol-.
paifrt am s, GRars 1867.
s. g. Mullop,
esr3eittser SpreGer tes abseDrbneten6auies.
Sofbua 8. Criterion,
Spreder Ses Sfnates.
Sd bsslanbise ba6 tas Obise cine treue
llsberfesuus bes isgt in meinern Bureau BEL
ben aftsn bsfnbli@en Originates IN.
". 8. TletAcr,
apps out Staatslefretir.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
Die 6 binefen In GaIifprmten

1
On Dem neulid bon Ins eripdbuten
Serte bon earl @iibI aber Galilornien
b.iBt es: 's''
Sie Gbineieu biloen einen Staat Inn
Staate - ile J. sdblen $4,000 66bfe
Sle leben na9 eigenen Geiekea in feds
9eleli 9aften, bright bon reiden. Isl.
nehld3en 6anfeuten. Tim bic att,erifa.
niiGen Selebe uno Die anterifanifd5e
Pollaei filinmern iie iih nur 70 bel
0aB lie fi9 bitten, NIT ibnef, in Coli.
non 81 fonlmen. Oie 3aiIe berieIben
- afanner lino gSeiter - iino goos
Lies I'M Dienife ibrer rei6en 2ano8leufe
Ote Maniler sarbeiten fir iie In Wine,, |
li'io an Giienbabncn, Die sSraueu mil.
leH bon ibrem Griuerb in Yroititutionss |
haulern einen She'll a6aeben. Qonoe
Set iunroe ibre @inpan6rrinq ais Elm
Trfbsl 6aoen oeS Stantes betrad,tet uno
Onr9 9eles oagegen getDirft. sieuer.
oiil9s tam man 5u bee 9lniid,t, bof bic
Dmeftlde glrbeit bod niiblid) fiir ben |
Staat lei. go bearbsiten Die ghines
co Hnr ioldt gfinen, bic. pom ben
lSelBen gar nldtmebr allsaebeutet tper,
EN-, glnb geiu0bnt mon fib dIlmQIio
aralI. Dab fie I'M Gigarrrngeiddft aHS E
Y y ebeip3enaipaf9er fbatig ifnb. Sire
foral TT 70, DAP fiction Der geriperf.
d)tetf 0eS Betrngs un6 ber 9eoetttu,o
mes eioes gar feiuen Beariif babeh. Il
agre EaHSbdufer &c. finb iebt berboten.
'le babeH ibren G6benbienit nno ibre
efsinoaien obne. bic mineelte glenoe.
ne btibebaIteu. SaB elm d5inefifd)er {,
lliilbu9ger inter Den g1eiben ais 9lrst n
lgfkcnren GrfeIg bate, iii Elm 8etueis |:
: ilieorigsn Yilbungsitufe Der Iettes =
=. Die Gonieeuens par, oa6 In 1885
so dinefifd)e Gofterenin San sralts 8
,cO eTiitirte1 Giefe 2Ieseulabe tpols ae
! lue bern Blut bee &ranfeti bos tie a.
. einem GiHfdBittam Gals gsiutnne,,, p
I &raHfbsit effennen, Die 9iaeifhen I y !,
Irteietl bon Canton uno 6onafono | !,
en- in dbHlidDsna 6nb auf etndnbfr,
oif fraH50ffAen pattejen. Ginnai / D
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
SStne meme Mera TN Gr.
3tebMr1G@tpefen.


Inter Den tuobltbatiaen GrIalIen Del
80. Gongrehes itebt aeiuiB obeuan oi,
SrHnoung zines beionoern llnterridts
miniiteriums, iueIdem far Die 2ufunf1
Die @entral> Sluffdt un6 inoirefte Qei,
tuns oes san3en grSiebun9suelens IN
Dem Sebtete Der Union obIiegt. Gors
erf uirb Der Birfnngsfreis biefes aieuen
Winifteriums nod Elm iebr bel6rdnfter
blsiben unS fi@ fiir eeraume 3eit aaf
GiniammeIn itatiitiider Slotisen iiber
oas 9efanmte SduIneieu bef6ranfen
mlhsn. Do6 nadoem Diele einleiten.
oGp uno borbereitenben Nrbeiteu bon.
enost uno oas nsue Bureau allies no.
tbige WateriaI aufsebauft babn ipiro,
nm fi9 einen 8laH al,s3uIegen, mad,
Del@em bas neue Beff praftifb ourd,.
3ufabren 1T, oann ipirS eemfeIben cine
iegsnsrei4e Sbdtigfeit seSfnet ftin, bic ]
beilfam uno tuObltbatis bis in ale, bon
Dem @tntralpuntt Der Civilization nod,
10 entfernt liesenoen Gebiefe Ser Union
written mus. = Die neilten Der GinseIs
Faaten Oss sforoenS erfrtuen iitb Iibes /
raler S@ulaefebe, uno in nelefer Belt /
bat Sennefee ben slnfang unter ben
Saofaaten semadt NIT GrIaiinng zines
mad ben beiten 8orbilOen aboefaBfeul
0efekes. bod Der 3ued Sieler Son.
sreb Ute 1T Die. aIImdbIi6e ilnifornni.
ruHs alter in Den Gin,elitaaten berrs
f6enoen Geieee, 70 oab bereinif isbes
amerifanii6e &ins, Oh es in ben faIten
aegioneu bes erit nru ertporbenell
.Hufff6 amerifa1 obfr inter Sen
sonnenitrablen GIorioay ODER in Der !
gemdbisteren Bone unieres eiasnen Z
Staates lebt, nidt aIIein Die Gl,ance 9
baben fcl, cine OriinbIi6e Glementars Y
er3iebuns gu seHtsBene fonbera aud, 3
oab feline Gttfrn sespnngen fem Il
olen, Te Jpn ~ gelpahren. q
I'm Der Spibe bitfes neuen Mliuilts5 :
ianas ftebt Serr 9enFD Barnard, Sisfer e
f@tise s&nImann, Der NIT Dem Or q
iebnngsDefen IN Der alien ipie In Der o
euen @eIt bard StHOiam uuo eiaene %
lni6auung perfrant il, iino linn mir 9 g
Is sur esite bic beiOen eIiliilemfen 50. - J,
}. 9eia, friiber @uperintenDent Der 81
ftntliden SduIen Minnelofa's, unS Ier
'rofefiOr 8. &idaros, eriter YrdIiSent ali
. natiOnaIen @ebrers QIfloeiation. ~ ~
u erites 3sideH Der 8irfiamfeit bic IA
neuen @eb6t0e ber6Hentli6eu MIR ri,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
Cincinnati Mrbeiterballe.

Sem y8oIfsTreuno" entnebnen mi,
! folgenoen 8eriht iiber 6as Seuer N
Der 6 incinnati 9Irbeiter SaIIe:
9enern Wlorgen, inebrere Wfinuten
Dor ubr, brad in Dem Mnbau an Der
9artenieite Der 9lrbeiterbale. in mel,
dem fi6 Die Sbeaterblbne befin6et
Geuer aus, fpeldes, genabrt burd, oas
Irodene Baubols uno anbere Ieidt
snnobare Stoffe in Dem aenannten
Sbeile oes 9eblubes grobe Sfad,t er+
belt unb In tuenig 9lnaenbliden iparo
ntdt nur bas glbnenaebauoe, fonbe.n
andh Der Saran itobenoe Sbeater< uno
Salllaal in SIa,nrtte1 gebIIlt.
Die 6euer< 6 ompanien iparen fd5neH
-ber Der Sanb, unb ibrer Gneraie un6
Nnitrenguns lit Die 0ettuna oes Sronts
9ebauoes 5'l bsroanfen, iueIdles tbeiIs
i NJ nur ourd oas bineinsefbIeuSsrte
gSafer befdaoigt pnr6e; Der fd,0ne
Saai 1eeob, foipie bas Biihnenaeb6ube
nebft allen @ouIiiien unb Wo6eln lpurs
Den elm Nailb Der 5larEnen. 9eIbif
oas lhone 9ortrait in Sel bes @enes
rails gSiilid, tuetdes ben Saal ,ierte /
fonnte troB aiier Nnitrenqunq nid1t aes |
reffet iperoen, oa oas sseuer erftauuIid,
l9nel nm iid grin un6 cine Maht er
gielf, Die leoen 8erfnd, irqeno eineu I
Segenltano aus Dem SaaIe III retten +
,ereitelte. IS zeal
Scr gerluit lit IN Is, 900 Bis 2O.OOO
Dollars abgefd6bt, iu1bren0 Der 6urh
'aS 5suer serit0rte She'll bes gebauSes
l la 5000 berfGert mar, ndmIih;l,
1900 BET Der Cincinnati Sui. Som
a9n,e, $500 BET Der Wer6ants Su.
nrance une $500 BEL Der Beitern Snl.
sonpagnie. sfs&t1 $ ~ +
Dian bat suten grunb al aIauben.
aB granoftiftung Die Ilrfade geipeien.
9 oas 6euer sauf Der 8abne entitano
e felf Samitag aben6 geidloiIen mar.
10 man cine Sintertbiir am GebauOe.
eide felt inebreren SabreH aeidloijen
no bernagelt mar, anfge6rod5en fano. |
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
Yelombet Orgeln lllo
MelpbfDuS.

Senen einitimms Der ere Yfeis, cine Cob. d eeaa,
oals ben beiten @abiHet= Orgela"
i'm ameritanif9er sSnfihlts, aew gort, Dtsobsr
: 1855 sueTtanrt, murse. = - y 2
Als bic portrefIi6ffen In Der Be5&afen6eit Stdrfe
uuo Ranniddltlgtett bes Zones MfID In Der 2abI Der
acknowledgment anertannt.
Sa bic beften sSnitrnmeVte non america bort nett
etterten 70 lteB bas, tpeIdbes ben Gise ba ontria
NI9tS 81 beiie9en ibrig." American art SourHaI.
t9eraHs aegebeu Don eiuem befannten Nuiiffritifer
Sic babeH ebeHfalls ben eren 3reis iberaH oGpo1.
getragen, mo- fie ausgetelIt pureen. 80
Oraeln NIT eealen, Elm, spet ab bret Edtenreibeu
iebs @r1Be G. $3.50 bis $150j.e Dbne Beonle, nit
etn5aer ceer ooppelter 8etbe In grpber RGnntdfaiz
tigteit &65 bis $45 3iefe Orgein NIT ihtei aatfeu
pfeifendbnli5en GigentbimliHbeit Des ZONES, ieb5s
heH Gctofappen, &t6rfe bee Ghors, uniiberfreffden
Beoaen uno aHeemeinen OrgeleifetteiI, eigiten fcb
porstlgli9 fir &ir@eR, Sddle, Sameuiimmef sino
S9uten. Gtefelbei fino ia 6ddber p0n folibem gBals
nMBb0ias gef9madpoH aeaoertenl Bnlnnb (neuer unA
orI9Insher GtpD nno eegGntes RpienhoIa pom Der
pra9tpou5ten SeidnHng Nfio AiiSftattung utio Der
beten Arbeit eiHgelegt 6n beabitist wirS bas eses
,5nftrument Elm Jler in feifler Art iei, Mae sris
irnmente bis berab mf Gin fetes, tragbares DFtaps
5eeloosam haben Die fd5ne SreHlulansotiappe obne
:Gin srObsr gorratb isets an 81 Sass in nnierm
1angsmslnsH @1oiefals uaa saletailsaas no. SAL
iiaisrs srfulirenSen iaurtrten greisIiasu NIT un.
s e: asastea stpen f!ns Jet fertis. aau Iaie 10
III eirt4lar temnfen. 49, tsss -.
peiSabst. BtitDn u. 60. Sabrifantea.
ms22 3R 30! sd 8roabpap, 3ep gort gitp. .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

sas folgenoe uns susesansene Circular
auf bas mir Die SlufmerfIanteit alel
berienisen Ienfen, bic iid fur Grsie.
bunssDeiea intereiFren, uno oerieniaen,
Eoie ielbit lbatis ais 9ebrer befdaftiai
Hno. Die aaeerreine Sdnlitatiitif,
on tpelder Scrr Barnars arbeitet, lit
lals gorbereitans sur GeitaItung ieines
Bureaus IN Elm feIbititanoiscs natio<
males gr5iebunaeepartement uno Sui
tnsminilterium bureaus notbwenois,
uno boffen mir, SaB ibm bon allen Sci.
ten bereitiuiligt eie n6thise 5nforma<
ton gu She'll iperben miro.
9as Circular Iautet alto:
Ser InterSeidnete ipanfd5t 10 balo
ais mOgIid senaue aber ge6rdnate Sns
formation iiber Die Beitimmunq, @es
ftbihte nno ben segenipdrtigen 3uitanS
ieoes Observation-Disclosures ull6 ieSer
ersiebnngs ~Mgentur in ben Ser. @taa@
ten, uno iiber ben siamen, Die Bohnuno
uno Die ipeeieIle 9lrbeit ieber Bel Der |
gertualtung, benz 1nterri1t uno Der I
eeitung in iolben Nnltalten betbeiltqten
perfon 81 befoitmen. 5sbe 9lntiport,
BE auf oiefes Circular bin in getreff
liner lolden @nltaltsc. u1ter Der SorelIe
'eS ,, Department of Education, w ash
ngton, D. G.. eiflIaaft uno nit .,offi-
'ial" enooiFrt lift, FAM mad Der Mn<
oeilung oes Observation-Disclosures @orto.
reibeit beanipruebenuno miro nit Oant
ntgegengenonniien peroen bon
s,ssm 9enrD Barnard, !
4gf @onnniiFoner of EDUCATION,
Il Wafblnston, s. 6. sd !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

Sinuiger Oruafe6Ier.
Sn Der &reus3eitung bonn Sonnabeno
(6, Npril 1867 J Aben0 ifebf in Der
Yetition aus Gugerre alto: ), gsir leben
Der feiten neberseu9une, bab Giu. VIA
leltat ma9tiser GinfHB inn Gan De
ut &C. ftatt i'm ,,@tan0e" eaes.e.s y. .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

: Iuf Dem S9ilb elmer @aulan
Falt in Sitfrieslanb beInbet ii6 Ole
folgenbe Sni drift:
,,MQbtsr ersiebt niaa Bic Suaenb
81 teoer gBiffnftaft unb 3nsenb;
Mu9 bearbeitet man unartiaeu Rinberu
Den tnioeripenligen 5iutera, /
un6 3tebt barans aur 'Hptb ~
Setn tagltGes, fGrtIiGes 9rsb ~
Naturaia non STUNT turpia. u Il &
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-02

Carr. G. a. d. Esrzr, &c lhs 18th IN
fantry, commanding At NIemphis, has
informed the Mayor by letter that the
decoration uf the graves Of Confederate
soldiers By the ladies must be stepped.
ne says 1T becomes my duty, as the
military representative 81 tie g5y9rn1nert.
= see that 8 stop Be put, without delay.
e such ptpcssdings Happy Govern
11ent % have such : gallant capfaIn. and
happy capitals to have the pleasure of
representing Government So freo. s. foI-
eERnt, 50 enlightened Sod save stths
ireest 9ogelhmenE % eartIis -ffeez e
Raeieais ana hiesers fyEdnn5 10 Il
Others Puisist ) Ul,ios. s. - 8
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-02

- KIM Words tn HAf CAN EkEER IIE.
g Kind words can never 3ie:
Cherishsd- and blest.
God knows how deep they lie
Stored IN the breast ,,
We who are young and thoughtiess. Just
enIering nllQn The fsalities Of 4 VINO hare
sstiH AROUND us the loving tones and soft
smiles Of friends-we TO whom the trials and
WEAKNESS Of our path on earth are as yet un-
known-~howeverde dear to rs may bethe vol
ces of love, however We may cherish the
blessings Of home do not, cannot know
the full value Of kind words. Those only
who have felt the want Of them can know
their inestimabIe worth.
Kind words can never die
Though long, long years may have swept
over the earth since the time. when they
were spoken though the lips that gave
them uiterance may have long been hushed.
the heart from which they flowed been long
buried beneath the green turf. yet they ARE
not lost their memory still lives acherished
and blessed memory of the past. We need
them al along our way On earth, in Joy and
sorrow. Alike are they welcome at fhe
wedding feast and the burial service. :. Re-
joiciDg with them that DO rejoice and weep
ing with them that do weep.,' Could we
only know how much usefulness lies in
power by the simple means of love, how
many we might bless with our sympathy,
we sheuld not be sparing Of it..
:. Oh deem it not an idle thing
An angry. wcrd to speak
The look you wear, the thoughts you bring.
A heart may heal or break" D. 4. 6.
INSURANCE. OF I1oRsEs AED OTHER LAVE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-02
NEWS OF THE WEE J


reconstruction law express confidence IN
their snccess.' =
The President fears that public busi-
ness viii prevent his attendance at the
csEen1eny Of laying the corner sfone Of the
monunent of biafatheri e North Carolin4
"a boy 8 years old, named Thomas
2. Cahill, while coming ont Of the Boyls-
ton sclaool yard st Boston an Wednesday
of last week, was struck on the temple by
a portion Of the fence, which a gust Of
wind blew down and was instantly killed..
Mrs. Borcas MagiIton, aged 81 years,
was brntally murdered at her residence,
No. 1909 Shippen street, Philadelphia, on
Thursday afternoon last. Al man named
George Winnemore was arrested on sus-
picion Of having committed the horrid
deed. 8 e.
The Booth diary, says an exchange,
will be published just as soon as Holt can
find q man who is willing TO swear that
has not been mutilated since taken from.
the body Of Booth and placed in his hands,
He is searching Massachusetts now, and
It is said has found . man who is ready
to take the desired oathss
"A two-bafrel liquor distillery was
lately seized BY the Revenue officers near
New York, and found to have a subierra-
nean pipe. connection with a rectifying
establishment Eve hundred feet distant,
into which eighteen out of twenty barrels
of the sscrittern were emptied every day
IA saving of something ike one thousand
dollars per diem In taxes.
AT Junction City. Kansas, q man
named Moore, while seated at the break
fast table with his wife and children, drew
a revolver and shet bis wife dead. In
about two hours after shooting his wife be
obtained a pillow, laid bis wife's head
upon it, laid down en- the floor beside her,
shot himself through tho head with the
revolver, and died il few minutes
Sanford Conover, the pefjured ssit-
ness of the ssBureau of Military Justice 2
has been sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment IN the Albany penitentiary. His
counsel have appealed to the Supreme
Court of Districtof Columbia Ia band, 81
the ground that he was sentenced under
special statute after having besn tried and
convicted under the general statute. ]
The Springfield Mass. RspuJhcus
says Of the case Of Wirz, the Andersen
vile captain, that g It IS not known, and
perhaps may never be, whether the crime
was proved upon him OF, not. His was
one Of those military trials that constit1te
the darkest page IN our recent political his
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ExGEASsoE. Jr.
a DESCRIPTION Of tAis int yent rrea.urc vould al 4
no psn car rlite " teisate scscrsc his surprisns e
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Challenge Of Judge Fisher BY Brad.
ley-Bradley Arrested.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. -. Attorney
General Stanberry. now at Cotton
Springs. is in poor health and will not
return to this city for two, or three
weeks.
WAsHINeToN. August 15.-Yes
day Major Richards, Superintendent
of the metropolitan police, made an
affidavit that j. FL Bradley had chal-
lenged Judge Fisher to fight a duel,
in violation of the law passed by
Congress February 20, 1889.
Bradley was consequently arrested
to-day, and brought before Justice
Waller and gave bail in the sum of
$1,000. lAnzappeal will be taken at
the next term of the criminal court
for trial ,.s,~s ,sHB Isso.g elIssF@is4
The Indian bureau today is in re-
, ceipt of Information from Atchinson,
announcing that the peace commission
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are now on their way to the UPPER
Missouri, and ali are in good health.
The Commissioner Of the ~ neral
land Office has information of the sale
of q ,753 acres of public lands during
July, at Nebraska Ciry, aai Green
leaf. Minnesota and Decstah.
WASHINGTON, August 15.-A letter
from Admiral Farragut 10 the Secre-
tary of the Navy gives accounts Of the
visit of Eugiene to the Franklin,
having received an invitation to dine
with Napoleon the same day. Farra-
gut was not aboard, but ali honors
were paid the Franklin, and the rest of
the squadron ships dressed their color
yards, manned crews cheered, and "a
national salute was fired. Captains
Pennock and Leroy. by invitation,
dined with the Empress on the Royal
Yacht. All the ships united with the
French vessels in the grand ilIumina-
ton. The Canandagua and Frolic
would accompany the Franklin to
Carondalet. The Ticondorogo was
in dock, and would follow in a few
days. ufFr T Ef
The Pacific Mail Company rendered
the hospitalities of. their steamer to
San Francisco to the Russian Com
missioners for the transfer Of the
northwest territory.
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vance of the work; but they haye a
wholesome fear of the population
that a railroad carries with i. and all
trains run without Interruption.
The business of the Company has
been most fattering. The earnings
for the quarter ending August l. were
about 500, 900; but as the report for
the last week in July has not been re-
ceived, the exact fraction cannot be
given. These earnings accrued from
operating an average of not more
than $50 miles of road, and after de-
ducting operating expenses, the bal
ance is far in excess of the interest
obligations of the Company on the
amount of bonds they can issue on
that distance. 1t should be remem-
bered that this result is from ,cdy
business alone, through a new coun-
try, and is not to be compared with
the vast hrougle- business that must
follow the opening of the whole line
to the Pacific. The success of the
enterprise seems to be thoroughly as
sured, and we can see no reason why
the First Mortgage Bonds are not en-
titled to rank among the best securi-
ties. The daily sales are now so
large, that the Company already en-
tertain the idea of advancing the
price.
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and L. c. Leblond, with Conover. in
an effort of the latter to obtain par
don from the President; also. affida :
Wits of Nathan Anser and James Il.
Matterson, detailing an interview with
Roger A. Prior, Dick Taylor, Ben
Wood and Conoyer, relative to manu-
; featuring evidence against Judge
Holt. Other affidavits of John Mar
tin and Francis McFal also testify to
a similar interview. The plan ap-
pears to have been to include the re-
lease of jeff Davis on bail or parole
and the affidayits are certified to be-
fore a Notary Public in New York
City under dates of March 9th and
May 10Th.
: A Knoxville dispatch to the Times
states that an encounter occurred be-
tween Congressman Maynard aud Col.
Williams, yesterday, but they were
parted by friends
The T,i6uae's Washington special
says the negotiations of the Congress
Committee in relation to the transfer
by our Government of the railroads
in the South seized during the war,
have been published. Mr.. johnson
is not implicated pecuniarily in any
of the transfers. A Mr.. Burns. Pres
ident OF Tennessee road, offered
Mr.. johnson, then Military Governor,
large interest in his road for his
supposed influence, but the Governor
got angry, and declined it.