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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-14
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gebpren 1T unb lege ei've tleire 9aartgde. bel.
Nbreiiire: 0iaoame y. VI. Ncrri9p,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-14
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ueide IuirfIidb pafiirt uMh in
Der AbfAdsung bearifiep fnb$ 147,2 72.S0
rpeIGe beridbtet, aber nod
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allen auoern 9egen bic @eiens
f9alt aufgefteaten AnfrrtiGe 2SO, 269 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-14
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2ebens : Serfi6erungs=

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am i. Sanuar 1867, benz Staate
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9iertens-A ubenftdube ber 9eienf6aft.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-14
910n1eit!

glonbe, goISene, 5Iadss unb Seisen~2ode..
Seruoraebrodlt bnrdh ben 8ebraildj pom 9rof De
8reur Friseur les Cheveux. Cine Nnmenbung perr
idbert,s hos ftarrfe nnb eerubefte Saar ieoes Sc
6Iebtes ~ mogenben 2Ddhen ober f1meren, biden
2oden ~ frdufen. SIT bel Der WuSeIpeIt DON 9aris
mob sonSon init ben siinftisftcn Grf Isen benust
ipcrben. Sbaeet BEN 9aare ntdbt. 4sreis per Bot,
9eiieset un6 naebgesahIt 81. Bef9reibrii6e girfns
tnIare fre sugeienoct.- Bran aoreiiire
Berger. Chute u. &c.. Ghtmiter, ~
#&Ess SO. 285 Miner Gtra6e, Erop, R.g.,
ap4 eodnm1 J etnsse asenten fir bic 9. ct.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-14

GiIftens-Der srSbte 8etras elmer einseI- 80 -
men Sericberung.. .........$ O,OOO.O0
(aes.) Graitiis 2Dman, 9srdiioent.
Geo. j.. gHiffer, Sefretdr. ~
'9em 0orf, ben I. Syanuar 1867.
st,, s ,t;,e es ss% g s.sn aor, 81
Graftns 2pnton, YrdFbent uno 8ep. s. Sntffen,
Sefretdr Der &niderboder 2ebeusperfbernngsqrfeH
idot pom mir in gebibrenser Sorn pereibtgt btnter
iegten uus iasten, bas itebenSes ELL eerener Itno
aenamer 8ertbt Der MiigeIesenbeiten beia9ter Gee
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Gum 3eugniF befen babe i'd bier=
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III q iunb mein amtIidbes Siegel 9efest an
WWS4 ibieiem %. Gage hes SGnnar 1867.
49, tses.l gnmin .; Gonps
SD, 9. B. 9atdett, comptroller bes S9ats
antics pom Eennefiee, bei4einige hermit, oaB cas
9orberaebenbe cine gctreue uo Doitdnoige Nbf9rtft
hes baIbid9rli1en 8sribten Rniderboder sebens=
Observation-Disclosures pom EeID Yort if ipie oer<
eI6e lest sa ben Aiten IL, bieiem Sarean uoIlie8t
@eseben inter meiner Saub nnb
q t4mtsressI III Der Staot Haibpile an
q. rs. Satcbett,
Comptroller.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-14
5. Sidlins's & GO's.
@rDfer gSerfaif pDn 1tbren

Birb an einem einfaden plan ;u eleiden Rreiien,
Der iesem 8etbeiligten cine bnbf9e unb rt1tiS 9es
benSe tlbr fur nur SfU iidertg Dor iib geben. Dbne
Mldiidt Ipie piel oeieibe b5beren Sertb bat unb
nnter Der 8eoinsuns, eab ieoer empfdnger satries
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-14
Rene 8lutarnutb unb 8lei6fubt
s7 Mtcbr.
$irophospboriaures @ilensN atron bon

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BeiGnbtbeilen Der Suiantmeniehnng ses 8lutes nnS
Der Rnpeben. 9eeeh 8ei4fntbt, Ndgenbe f9perben,
Ierer uilb 3erer pirfenees NitteI. Die Afabeie be
Mleeeeine ipenbet es in ben meiiten 6Guenan nS
iet bantit bic beteit Grfolge. -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12
PUBLIC CHARITY.

SEEnN@ OF IBH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
The Board of Commissioners of Charities and Cor
rectops held their regular semi monthly meeting yester-
The plans and specifications OF the ne West wing
Of the Idiot Asylum BackwelPs Island presented by
James Renwick, architect, adopted The following
resputon was adopted which may lead TO some inter
eEtiBg disclosures
Rsd M The Wanda ofths worLhouse be directed 20 report TO
t, Beld Monday ef each week the discharges for the preceding
week o wbe have tebe tern for which Their
Gate 81 ders the Of eonmis aud the
he Agse ibe teTms u sentence and the Number Of timer the
been previously Committed.
Commissioner BOwofs 10 whom had been referred tho
Implications Tor relief Of the following charitable nsttu
AOne, viz The wODians Prison Association Sisters OF
Charity Of 81 Vincent Re Paw Nursery and Ehds Hos
pal, the shelteTjpg Arms, COlored Home, COlored
Orphan Asylum, Asylum fOG lying n-wOnel Manhattan
nevG ent Society and City EYangeZatiOR. reported that
the GARD had resoYed on hny g. that p0ft Of the
$4,000 appropriated by the State Legislature should 90 10
any JuA ut1tOn which had received aid from the last
LegslasA, OF which Is under the control OF any religious
sect. Me- Bowen says the HeFyYOrk Nagdalen Society
eminent he SheiterDg Arms excludes Mother By KS
printed regn atl0ns hut practically admitted
Trustees bn ue ueDyers ~ particular rel glOuS sect
The government Of the Hospital Of the Sisters OF ST. Vim
dc Paul il Nclusyey Catholic, chat OF fine CITY
~ aneeliZatiOB ciety eXcusyey Protestant The 0fe-
going Institutions therefore debaITed by fo gosoJu
lions 81 The Board from receiving any portion oi The APP
preparation.
C0nms Bell Offered resolution 10 rescind that
portion Of the former resolution which referred 10 relig
Brtnna aud Nicholson ~ the Affirmative, and Bowen
N ire negative. Jbe following resolution was then
adopted
h'.ea 3.' 10 " $1,000 srvep',;ed ,aif Beam r.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12
STORAGE or CoMBUsT1BLE MATERIALS.

ACTION or THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
The Metropolitan Board Of Fire Commissioners
have nearly perfected arrangements to enforce the law
In relation 20 the storage Of combusble materials, IN
accordance with passed by the Legislature in 1866
This law provides that shall keep for sale more
than twelve pounds OF gunpoWder az any one tihe 70 W
put up in ght copper or TN csal s hUS
Licenses from the Mayor TO sell gunpowder mdir the
above regulations, shall exhibit In their stores
a conspicuous sign, with the words " licensed
to sell gunpogder" printed thereon h, an, No
The law also provides that crude petroleum, earth o.
rock OIL may be stored detached and properly VENT.
lated warehouses But no refined petroleum Kerosene,
the city The IRE test Of which shah be hess Than 100 de-
groes pahrenheit when kept for retailing ne ga9t
Of eh refined Ois shall not exceed the contents OF ten
barrels; and when hedfn hermeteay scaled packages,
the quantity sha not exgsed 100 DarGe Ia "h 4Ss
purpose. Not than I'VE barrels OF OIL snail
&c stored IN Pgns geSsRs sS be Rt LARGE ga
ties provided the same shall be upon an open spaso
9S1d at eds ~ feet Ss and 10 inches Thick
within tire proof building 90 feet distant irOm any OtheF
shall be stored in any building south OF Seventy thrst
In future, fireworks shall be manufactured stOre "
be determined by the Fire Commissioners. The time pro
vded for the hopping Of fireworks In limited quantities
IN , esoh Year '' Tue storage Of the following
Chemicals and Combustible materials is restricted
baled' 1000 pounds; sulphur 1880 ponnds ar pitch
urpenne vaInish and rosin 20 barrels; alcohol pare
lime 10 barrels aquafortis and yrio, carb0ysi nitrate
Of soda, nitrate Of silver, ether and phosphorus
pounds; loose wood sbayinge, 100 pounds manufactured
matches 1000 pounds except tic same shall I'VE kept III
an open space, or WITHIN fire proof building Cotton,
hay straw flax hemp, huelIs, Tushes, 0akln, rags, or
se6wecd when pressed baed shan not be stored m
quantities greater than 10 TINS; except in treIroet
building or In opon space When loose nos baIod
the articles shall not be kept in Quantities exceed
ing GOO pounds nor shall more than 1890 hounds he kept
ia any Dwelling house, whether loose on bs'sd. The Jaw
gives the metropolitan Fire Commissioners pg"or 10 e-
fore the act and this duty has been imposed on Com
missioner Monmouth b. Wilson. who has entered on his
duties with determination 20 fully carry ont The law
Whenever Gremen report violations Of said law by the
storage Of oombustible materials ON The premises eA
perts vii be sent 20 them, and maj report
VIII be made for she guidance Of the Board The enforce
ment OF the new law win prove great heBfHt 70 TIE
fff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12
THE DEATH OF GEN. IHOs. FRANCIS ME>GIIi1A
MEETING OF THE OFFICERS or THR IRISH
BRIGADE Al yHR AsT0R hoCsE.

BREGADE AT yHR AsTOR lOCsE.
An adjourned meeting OF the officers of me lfisn
Brigade was held al the Aston House 10 take action in
REGARD to the doccaso of the late gallant leader Of the
Irish Brigade, Gen. Thomas Francis meaghef About 80
side by eide with Meagher in many bloody
days fight around tho lines Of Remnend At
cold IIarbor 20 AnIietam, Charlottesville the lights
of Frederick sbug Mine Run, Petersburg. Var Oaks and
In dozen other Sights. All remembered then !cr'la
daring leader with sorrow aud earnest regret lof hs
undauned bravery his devotion To the sAon sanse ana
his brilliant personal qualities OF heart ana intellect
Among those piasont Gen DennisF BurKe, VINO DAD
command ~ fhe flames brigade aitor ecu Moaher eVct
Major Gleason, Col Cartwright Oi The 2sih haesa
fantTvo Lieuf Col Niece. esth Eew-York. Col James
Kelly 81 tho 18th United Saies Infantry Major Laict
ssth New-Yorki Major Horcan. Goth NeW-YOik. Capt
Hogan OF the Irish Brigade Battery Capls, Foy CarSe
GossOn. Oi Gen Meaghors saii, Conkn, Benson Ward
WALL Morris, Petut OF tetiVs Battery IO"le, tuhn,
Surgeons Reid aud Purcell IN addition To iaISe h"st
of other officers The meeting w6s organizrd ny ile a
pontment OF Col. James Kelly as chairman, and capt
q committee 10 appointed 10 dratt resolutions vi con
doenee and TSse5 Ees95d sS 20 inc Je G'SS o bc
better 10 await intelligence Oi the f,siihg OF tle
Generals body before taking any positive acuon
In The prc rnlscs Lieut. Col McGee seconded the motion
OF Gem Gleason. Capt Benson OF the C9th noVr tss q
committee OF three De appointed to drait resolutions.
lasi named gentleman. The Chairman appointed Col.
McGec, Col Cartwright and MAJOR tayerJ - a coHnii-
s"g,ested by 2ol' McGee Informally that the officers
of Coreorans irish Legion, aud OF Irish 80"
dong honor 20 Tho memory or the deceased Col hely
also stated that 10 would be well 10 lay INC eNomcss
OF the second LOWS au tlo Ats "a &c th p,d,
general Ia cooperate WIN no om'ef. %. inc biSto
Capt Meagher entered the room az TINS lnhctlre'
aud informed the meeting that he had called 90 NJ
=. j. NJ Barlow, relative OF n,I .ue ;isi !,
who stated 20 him that he c received no ier uspach
than that nom MIs Cen hcaghcr miohns M, taa
Gen Mcaghcr had been Drowned bat mat hs podS hH'
not been found Surgeon Rod stated nat ~ wo,id nc
better to await nrher intelligence as To- me ndng Oh
the body before taking turhof acuoh 1ht m"'t 'h'h
adjourned at the cail OF the Chair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12

Yesterday Charles H. Brown was brought be-
fore Justice Bowling the Tomb- by Detectives Vaughn
aad Nven. charged with having obtained goods from
res merchants IN this city by means Of false rleese=
IL " stated that the neensed by representing himself
q mesiiber Of The hm of Prentice CO. Of Norwich.
Conn., obtained from John w. Brown Of No. "a WatcrSta,
hops vS1ned at $685. from Tamadge x sou Of No 81
Wafrenaf, Miller a Co. OF No. IS Cedar.st, Parker
Brooks N Go. of No. Mater-st., and Others. goods
amounting IN the aggregate several Thousand dollars
Information of the swnQos sent 20 the Norwich po
lies, and they asrcrtahed ghat thorc SUCH firm IN
Norwich az Prentice & 90 \ watch was kept upon the
railroad depot when certain of tho goods obtained 10y the
swinder had AMY ed and ds attempting 10 remove
Police and lrOughf TO ibis cy. Iusii'e DowilDg rpu
United bll foy examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12

doasn, nv NE sd ApI a. 1857 ebspter ss be
sDe~s York AaEiaD Society," ~ CO., women On
,o@iatIan q In Women, WE ~
s,io asptai = 600, 81 Wheeats Hospital 600 the ehss
HTs &sC3 Manhattan D.pesay $500 oolcfed HOMO T''
Colored Orphan AsJuB &2c -, -, ...olls, ,oy tha
A roquisitiOn will be made upon inc Cohuonei iVi ''
Dove sum OF $4,000 -, -,.+or5o,,
we're reported at sl495 81 including S91Ss - ipf af
count III Excise Board $4,000 from Contronef Oh lls
% A. I70 Tor ines from drunken persons; SSl4 AZ from
Tommissioners Of Emigration board OF smallpox
patients; go for board Of lnnatcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12
dcaons Of having been straneled TO deathshe tongue
and eyes protrudng and the neck being much swollen

dIcafIons Of having been mfDhHltu %
and eyes protrudng, and the neck pesng muon b"o''
and black. 81 80 .tfilHt
VIM L. S. Haskell Of Llewellyn Park, Or
ange recently gave TO the congregation OK 81 JOINS @
man Catholie Church, that place. much stove as
they required from the UDdereih teuarry, At Eagle
Rock for the erection of their church, the value or
which is estimated at 10000 few days ago the Rev
Father Hickey behalf Of the congegatlon presented
Mr. Haskell with am elegant gold watch and chain, and
series of resolutions were unanimously passed By the
thanking the generous donor for bis gt
Two rowdes named Ned Lawler and Jakey
Marks had prize fight at Hunters Point, Il. L., early
Yesterday morning for sl0O side Twenty three r0lnds
were fought lasting 4s minutes, when Marks WAS de-
clarcd the winner Of e fight Another ronghaha.tum-
blc encounter took place at the Palisades yesterday
morning between two fellows named Payne and Iisdale
the fruits Of his victory by the referee who declared
TINT he had lost tho fight. .s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12

ARRIVED.
Brig Adrars Agrssas sll Boninta Palermo g. days With hot
Bark Antonio Austl Gas Newcastle 80 days With sesl Ia
schr John Sow Mitchell shnlee days, with sps 10 SOos
Richardson.
SAILED.
Steamships Union oT Bremen, and Henry Chauneey m AsprHsh
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToS July uAuived bark fekip Warren big Cren Sea,
Tbale lpha; Roamcr EhLahebpo ehY atlantis, Aun Csye
bark Falcon from Buenos AyTea
CHARIEsroN, =. C. July llAved steamship w. Bsoasn,
Philadelphia; schrs Moonlight Baltimore; Mohawk Rehmosd
FRsSCICo. July loThs steamship SacsmDto sailed tdsp
treasure 22 3l Of which 10 ntptsd fcs Now
The ships Lizzie 0asiord rom York and DeossBL hsn
Newcastle arrived to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12
lAnnouneemeRts.l

A MUSICAL DIscORD.-SOme time age We
sniDsdyered manstly uDfis relative the Of
certain pianos en competition the Pans Exposition Prom
fears afraid viii be Tie
competitors eeh een given gold medal and others
natiouads probably beo recipients of similar
SnNsy luck Of being recorded
American list but Cckeng throws in abe eFess Of ae cn ef
claims while both hEs hs
accessss extensively The lard Bathee 'GSsnd
pianos the world @ the Exposition ana tbs Ne e
assured was srprd Breadwo0d London viii YET De
before refer the printed Of e account o. tne g
prizes should this unhappy prove TO Be the 10
national that me exclusion 81 The fyscs
aos probably robbed country u the honor o. rsng a
udpFifa / His departR col Of att
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12
SUPERIOR coURT-sPrcrAL TERM-Before 1edga

Christian Freeman agt John Freeman. Motion t0
discharge attachment granted without costs
In ~ Henrietta Waugeman Motion granted
.iinton Rice agt. Isadore Lyon. Motion granted
Chas Caldwell agt. Jacob stadeker Motion g3aDten
Geo G. Byron ~. Edwin X. Freeman. The piqintinS
have leave Ia enter Judgment without prejudice 70 the
defenauf. motion trial MI proceedings or th
Judgment to stayed until new trial provided oe1t dapd
proceeds 10 procure such decision with reasonas os-
pafch No costs OF this motion 70 either party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12
AMERICAN (WaItham) WATCHED.
The Brsr IN TIN Would
Sold Everywherc

AMERICAN W ATCHEs at Factory prices. +. u.
BrSsgh q Co, 1850 Broadway, aud Nv. J7 FatoRst
TIE GRAND BOULEVbRD.--lf you wish to seq
the sn the Grand BouloyaTdos VIZ
1872 drives Of trees and splendid
Angus, number " DEssGfsrh
MuN1HLY MAGAZINE ready
81 800 worth of jewelry was stolen from Mr.
and Ma Wbishouse Of Elrlbe j. Sunday rg.t ~,
Giving them choro n asleep yoa DON'T TO isie shos
fr when asleep your house wh tue BURGLAR AtssT
IS ioLMEs NO. W h''S"H'9 :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-IS BASKKUrTcT.
Vcfore Juage RIATCUEORD, /,
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by the follows
ING: Jacob Stern, Washington Wheelwrght, George b.
MawsoD, and Davies Tallman, all of this city;

Petitions IN bankruptcy were lutu ny Tue lotoW
ing: Jacob Stern Washington Wheelvright, George b.
MawsOp, and Davies Tallman, al Of this city:
HINTS TO PRACTrTIONFRS-Ho 2
For the purpose of amending your petition ~ case.
the ia certified 10 he incorrect IN FORM, Se4
Apply the Register to whom tie case Is assigned y
az AFFIDAVIT c1cusng such inaccuracies Tor an order
no ndment File certified copy of such order with tb
clerk when YOU file your amendments OF ahenoe"
petition. .,.,- J.. s,...
II l. NOT necessary to make Your petition 10 duphoa;e
You can file one original petition with the clerk ahd op
tain certified copy from him for the Register, or You can
make II in duplicate Gd proceed as suggested ~ seeS
SccOHd hint. ,.. =.
Yon will find the blanks which have been printed by7
Messg Barrow the most accurate ana conyemens
for use some the blanks In have serious errofs
The word w" omitted from the last line OF fne oata
Ia the etlotO interline 10 ~ expressly forbidden Df
Tho iuh Rule N OF great importance that OH ing
blanks used should OF uniform size al OF the papers
are required Ia he bound together az the coee OF the
ccsdngs. .
ia case partners petition jointly Il seems TO be
under the present form ~ the petition that the wpce 80
az schedules should be annexed az well n refefeco 70
The respective estates OF each member OF the copaf@ef
ship a. IN reference TO the partnership estate . X
IL ts settled hy adjudication IN tlS dstrlct uat ~
not necessary that Joint petitioners should be partners
The lime Of fling their petition the case ustes n
act ~ ls) hut Il sufficient that they were fotmeriy
partners, and that they have partnership cebis Az"
assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12
COURT CALENDAR-rnns DAY.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12

CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-Beforo
Commissioner STlLWbLL
A WRoNCFVI ARREST,

A WRONGFUL ARREST.
Unel States at Leopold vB James Bullock and Ludgg bs>
The defendants were charged with running an ~
liclt dlslery No. 2N Seyenth-st. witness hane1
owner, whose name he did not geeoeet and ssLlet =
portion OF ,heI to used diStllery, 20 PeTsv"
whose name he never heard and whom he had only seeu
twice The Deputy Collector OF the district In when me
premises were located testified that he had seen ie ot
tllery operation that those running 1t hsd nfx4
paid the special tax required by law, and that at thc e
IND on the premises II appearing from the evidence Tor
the deeusc that the defendants are laborng men, aa@
mad been employed by person. TO them UNKNOWN TO-
do some repairs the STILL and that they had no connecN
lion whatever with tho dist1ery the Connsslon'f orr
dered their discharge