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beea rewarded by the concession Of the
right to worship BY the emperor Alexsn-
dsr.n
There has never been written a finer
specimen Of wit rising to all the dignity
Of demonstration, than the following by
SYDNEY SMITH, on religious intolerance:
"For what a length of years was it at
tempted to compel the Scotch to change
their religion: horse, foot, artillery, and
armed prebenderies, were sent out after
the Presbyterian parsons and their con-
gregations; but to their establishment
and horror, they could not introduce the
Book of Common Prayer, nor prevent
that metaphysical people from going to
heaven their true way, instead of our
true a With a little oatmeal for
food,I and a little sulphur for friction,
~aIlaying cutaneous irritation with the
one hand, and holding his Calvanistical
creed in the other, SAwNEY ran
away to his finty hills, sung
his psalm out OF tune his own
way, and listened to his sermon
Of two hours long, amid the rough and
imposing melancholy of the tsllest this
ties. But SAwNEY brought up his I'M
breeched offspring in a cordial hatred of
his oppressors; and Scotland was as
much q part of the weakness of Eng
land then, as ireland Is atthis moment.
The true and the only remedy was aP-
piled the Scotch we're suffered to wer-
ship God after their own tiresome man.
ner, without pain, penalty and privation.
No lightnings descended from Heaven
the country was not ruined the world
is not yet come to an end the dignita-
ries who fasetold all these consequences.
are utterly forgotten and Scotland has
ever since been an increasing source Of
strength to Great Britain"
It is quite as useless for the folly which
imagined that a people, not in fifty
of whom owned a slave, fought four
years to perpetuste slavery, to endeavor
by pain, penalty and privation' to
eradicate the conviction of the Southern
mind that the Constitution was a com
pact between sovereign States, thatthese
States had the right to withdraw in peace
from the Union, and that they have not
been guilty of Treason and Rebellion.
No amount of Military DespOtism and
D~ragooning, no confiscation, however
general, no hanging of their leaders, will
convince them that they are in error.
The stake and the fsggot, the rack and
The thumb-screw, the tender mercies of
JEFFRIEs and SCRoGGs and KIRKE and
CROMWELL have lost their virtues as
demonstrations Of errors, if they ever
lad any, and those whom the orthodoxy
# tyranny, sustained by ~bayonets, calls
'ebels, are not to be so convinced that they
re heretics deserving damnation. The
South is as much q part Of the 1gedkless
# the United States today, as Ireland
Of that of England: and JEFFERSON
JAWS imprisoned is more detrimental to
he United States than the Southern
rmies were. Every National injustice
urses and afiicts the Nation.that per-
.etrates IL
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THE TRUTH OFHISToRY


When CHARLES IL, long an exile, was
set by MONK upon the English throne,
thst he might become a pensioner OF
France, he counted the years of his reign
from the day of his fathers beheading,
and ignored the splendid reign of GROIN
WELL but for all that, CROMWELL lcas
Lord Protector, and did make the Eng
lish power respected on the continent,
and protect the spiritual liberties of the
people Of Savoy.
LOUIS XVII, who died a child, in per-
son, reigned in theory; and LOUIS
XVIII ignored the Consulate and EN-
pire and History" testifes to poster
ity thst General" BoNAPARrE com
manded the armies of his most Catholic
Majesty, LOUIS VIII--but nevertheless,
there were the fields of Marenge, Areols,
Jena, Wagram and Austerlitz, and the
Code NAPOLEON.
The apostles Of Northern ~Jac0binism
declare it the very eontumaey Of treason
to hold hat the Free, Sovereign and In
dependent States which asserted, in 1851,
old right to govern themselves,
ceased to belong to the Union, in 1861
Notwithstanding that they separated
rom it by solemn public act, as solemn
IS the old Declaration of Independence
" the Colonies, and although they were
or more than three years recognized by
he Northern States as belllgerent enc
mics, not counted in the Senate in order
o determine the presence Of q quorum,
or in the electoral vote for President
nd Vice President. Nevertheless,
be world does more. There acas
Confederacy of States, never
aeless F; with a Constitution, a Con-
ress, a President, Courts, laws, armies,
i~ctories, battle-felds whose names are
IMMORTAL, Manassas, Lsesburg, Freder-
ksburg, Gettysburg, Shiloh, Missionary
idge, Oak Hills, Pleasant Hill, Gaines
I'LL, the Wilderness, land there will be |
hereafter, on which, round the leaf {
flower Of the Magnolia, the names Of {
outhern fields Of Victory viii glitter c
ks the stars. 7
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A Monster Tree.

Meredith Anderson, living near Ok
ford, Scott county, said to us that he had
cut down g burr oak tree, on his farm,
seventy feet in length, and seven feet
through. The lap has made eighteen
cords Of wood, and the body, it is
thought, will make twenty-five cords.
The wood has been sold for five dollars
per cord on the ground, making the tree
yield two hundred and fifteen dollars.
Mr.. A, as well as his neighbors, pledged
their honors to US for this statement.
Can any Of our exchanges, save our Cali
fornia friend, Of the Santa Clara argus,
beat this 2-Paris R-entnckinn.
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Homer 70 Rnom Hnnnr :. nm.

All who heard the address Of Col.
Thomas w. Harris, on Friday last, at
the obsequies of Col. G. Fl. Mott, will
remember the eloquent and touching
tribute paid to Washington Martin, the
freedman, who was Col. Motifs army
servant, for his faithful and affectionate
devotion. On Sunday last, the Masons
Of this city, as a token Of their esteem
for Washington, and their admiration
for his noble conduct, presented TO him a
fine double-cased silver watch, on the
inside Of the lid of which the following
words are engraved
Presented to Washington Martin,
freedman, by the Masons Of Holly
Springs. for his fidelity to our brother,
Col. q. H. Mott, February %, 1877
We are gratified to zee this proper and
deserved tribute to one whose actions
have merited the kindly regards of our
people.-HoUy Springs Reporter.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March 19.-The river is
falling at the rate Of two inches per hour.
The Nick LongwOrth has arrived with
the crew of the Mercury, recently sunk
in Arkansas cutoff.
Gen. Thomas remains in command Of
the department Of the Cumberland, Gen.
Pope having been assigned to the com
mand of the third military district. with
his headquarters at Montgomery, Ala.
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APPLICATIONS for Massage To

APPLICATIONS for passage to Liberia
have been received by the American
colonization society, from 642 colored
people in South Carolina ; and other
companies are known TO be forming.
who will swell the list to upward Of
100.
The English papers are full of the bits
OF news about the recent storm and cold
snap. A train vas showed in for twelve
hours between London and Salisbury. on
the 9th inst. Aswitch tender was frozen
to death at Reading, and a donkey in
London. The sentinels at Colchester
camp were relieved every hour, instead
Of once in three hours, as usual. In
Dublin, too, several persons were frozen
to death.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, March 19.-The arrests of
Fenians continues in Ireland. Head
Center Dennis Denmau has been caught
at Gull. Gen. Brooks and forty others
have been carried in irons to Clommel
Jail.
LONDON, March 19-NooN.-Consols
opened steady at 81 for money; sos,
IA
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nnnnrapnNnENTs.

No notice can be taken OF Anonymous Soln
municatIous. Whatever is intended fer IN
ser,Ion in the APPEAL must be authent-
csted by the name and address Of the
-5tsr-uet necessarily Tor publication, but
as a ruarantee for his good NTH and re-
sponsibrity.
All business letters for this once should be ao-
dressed TO " The APFKAL," Memphis.
An communications for publication must be
written on enc side or the page, and with
all other matters connected with the edito-
rial department, should be addressed; EDI-
ToKs oFTRE APPEAL, Memphis
We oanno as a rule, undertake te return art-
cles not found suitable for publication.
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A Bright Investment.

There has been lately at Vienna a SEN
sation sale Of diamonds. A junior mem.
Der Of the Esterhazy family wanted to
sell off his diamonds they were mag
nificent, especially n plume OF dia-
mond feathers. He wrote and offered
them to a great London banker. or
course, such a purchase was out of the
line of Messrs. Steady and Company,
old-fashioned and very safe house-but
they bethought them Of q great diamond
merchant-we will call him Mr.. Sparkle,
sent for him, advised him TO go off at
once, buy the lot and draw on them for
anything he required. He went and
bought for G36,0W a collection of pre-
clOus stones, for which, on his return to
London, he was at once offered s6AOSO.
Paris Corr. London IbIeOrGDH.
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A FRENCH journal relates a storv Of q

A FRENCH journal relates q story OF a
wealthy farmer who died many years
ago, and on digging q grave in close
proximity to where he had been buried,
the bones were accidentally exhumed.
On examination, brilliant particles of a
metallic lustre were found, which on
being collected presented a considerable
quantity Of oxide of mercury. Thus for
thirty-five years the mercury had been
preserved almost without alteration in
the body Of the deceased, who had prob
ably made frequent use Of the metal
during the latter part of his life.
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, March l9.-The damage to the
Mobile and Ohio railroad has been re-
paired, and trains are now running
through.
The following boats have passed Min
nicola, from Cincinnati for Memphis, at
10 am; Leonidas and Swallow, from
Cincinnati for New Orleans, at 10 am.
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FROM ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, March 19.-Resolutions
were adopted by the Merchants ex-
change to-day under which a committee
Of ten prominent merchants were ap-
pointed to solicit money and food for the
benefit of the sufferers in the southern
sfafno
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Non-R esldent NOTICE.
In The ChaRcery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No l23l-Tnrnar HINT ~ anmnai GO

In the ChaRcery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
70 lSsI-Turner Hunt VS.. Samuel Scott.
I appearing from tha Sherids return Ia mi.
4 cause that the def Ddant samuel Scott, afteI
diiigent search and inquiry having been made,
with PERSONAL process; 1t is therefore ordered,
that he make his appearance herein at the
Courthouse, In the city Of Memphis, TENNESSEE
within the hrst three days OF the next term OF
said Court, commencing the second Monday
In May, 1851, and plead, answer or demur 10
compliments bill, or the same will be taken ~
parte, and that a opy OF this order be pubiished
once a week, for four successive weeks, IN the
Memphis APPEAL
a copy-attest.
AUGUsTOc ASTON, CLERK and MaStAr
By r. J. BLACK, D.. Q. end a.
Logvood 4 Peytcr sells for complainant
mhia lavtwe
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FROM CANADA.

QUEBEC, March ia large body of
seamen belonging to her majesty's
steamer Aurora, go west Immediately to
equip the gunboats on the lakes and pre-
pare them for service as soon as possible.
boutwell,, c. w, March l9.-Sev-
eral prominent buildings were burned
to-day involving a loss of 100000.
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL

~ I'M
In consequences OF judicial proceedings, bad In
respect to the Interests OF different parties IN
the APPEAL. the paper, the printing es'aD-
ushment ana the good will Of the paper have
been sold, and the undersigned have become
the purchaser.
Every possible exertion Wiz be made to render
The APPEAL uere acceptable to its readers
ana more desirable as q medium Of adyer-
,s.;ng Mich more space will be devoted TO
reading matter, and q special column De sP-
propriated weekly TO Masonic Information.
sFhe undersigned hope, by close attention Is the
aasirs OF the paper and office, to give IT
claims equal to those Of fanny other journal OF
the city 20 the support and confidence Of the
community.
John \. &. HOGAN & CO.
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We placed upon Dur subscription list
yesterday the name of the largest mar
in Ohio, if not the largest in the United
States. Noah Orr, Of M~arysville, Union
county, measures six feet seven inches
in his stocking feet, and weighs about
five hundred pounds. He was born in
Union county, is about thirty years old,
and will probably increase in weight.
He IS a sound democrat and a genial
Columbus Statesman.
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FROM

CINCINNATI, March 19.-The river has
fallen five feet and eleven inches to-day,
and is now forty-four feet in the channel.
The weather is clear with the thermom-
eter at 40,
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Extraordinary EGect of the BI1e Of a Bat

Some years ago, a young girl, named
Amelia Lee, whilst pFacticing singing
in the parish church of Spalding, Eng
land, was bitten by a bat which alighted
on her face. Since that time she has
been repeatedly attacked with fits of
long sleep, and will remain in this state
for some weeks. These attacks have be-
come more frequent. On q Sunday, re-
Gently, during the hours of divine ser
vice, she fell into one Of these fits and
was conveyed out of church. The case is
a very remarkable one. It is a paralysis
of the brain, and presents a case Of in
teresting study Tor the medical profess
sion.
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In Kentucky lives q man., the head of
a very intelligent and respectable family,
who, during n week in each month,
about the first quarter Of the moon,
inagines himself a woman, dons the
hoops and balmoral, and sits in his par
Tor waiting for his beau This strange
conduct was first noticed in him when
he was about seventeen years Of age.
Eie is now hfty-one.
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A LII persons.indebted 70 RUsSER & HIND
n HAUShN win please call and settle their
accounts, and those who have claims against
them VIII present their bills within twenty
days from date
CHAS. A. DAMMANN, Receiver
mhl4 ID M TS5x Nafu rfraaf
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FROM NEW ALBANY.

New ALBANY, n. Y, March I9.-The
senate has passed the New York city
underground railroad bill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-20

Prof. Agassiz received a vote Of
thanks at the close of his last lecture in
New York on the "origin Of man."
George Bancroft moved the vote of
thanks after a few complimentary re-
marks.
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Real Estate and City Brewery,


Thursday, April 4, 1867.
william Hundhausen vs.. Frederick RusseF.
d. virtue Of an i~nterlocutory decree made In
II thlseause In the Chancery Court OF Mem
phts, 1 will sell at public auction 10 n highest
bidder on the premises or Hill street., in the
city OF Memphis, between the hours of IL ain.
and pm OF THURSDAY, 4th day Of April,
1897, the following described Real Estate, to
wit: certain LDr OF LAND, lying and being
IN the city Of Menphts, county Of Shelby and
state OF Tennessee. seveuty-three feet front on
bin street. by adeDth OF one hundred and fifty
eighti together with all and singular the im-
prOvements thereon, Stock and Fixtures. The
said property is knOwns as the City Brewery "
property.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fOurth cash, and the
balance in equal instaIlm nts, six, twelve and
eighteen months bearing interest; purchaser
giving bond with security f; a lien retained on
property Till payment Off the purchase money
equity Of redemption waived.
CHAS A. DAMMANN,
mhI4 III pr.-f
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For sale.

TWO ACRES-the most desirable building or
residence properly In the vicinity OF Mem
phlk-oppOsite E~tcheyarne's Garden. A high
elevation, commanding a n~eautful View or me
whole city and river. TbOss wishing the most
beantlfui spot around Nempbfs Tor q hemee can
obtain the sane Oy calling on
MARTIN GRIFFIN,
feh2s If Cashier German National BANK.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
Second week e ! ne s ssssIsssEgs,sa comedian, Mr.

Wednesday Evening, March 20. 81,
vii DC presented the popular Irish drama OF
alsLAnd As II Was Ragged Pat, Mr.. Chan
me Aoodles- Mr.. Timothy Toodles. Mr.. Chan
IN fehsrsai the celebrated eomsdy OF Our
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NEW ADvERTIsEME'Ts
KENTUCKY LAND, STOCK.
Crop, Farming Utensils, Etc.

7 WILL sell 70 the highes. bidder. on THURS
4 DAY APRIL I'm, 1857, my Farm OF 800
acres. situated two miles from Lexington, on
the MaySville turnpike. The Farm WAS pur-
chased OF MAJ. II q Duncan, aad Is considered
vided into three tracts, OF ISs, 10 and n acres.
Also, q large lumbar OF Trotfiug Horses aud
Mares; Snort-hOFned and Aidefney Cattle .
ter and Bersshire Hogs, et-.
10 O'Clock. am.
Descriptive Catalogues Of land and stock FUR
nished on application to
WM. CAS5iUS GOODBYE.
mhU VITA Lexington Ky.
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FOR SALE.


The west half OF lot No. q on ths smith ssss
OF Adam street, Opposite the resideuce or ~
BabD -59H feet front hs IfsL f-ef Cen TarUns
e4Sh- PARGEE & HAR-ERT.
mulN lttr IA Mo- $50
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ABSTRACT OFFICE,
ROOM NO. i.
Corner Monroe and Second SIS.

ME have the Abstract Books and complete
w Index OF the Registers ONCE, COMPLIED
by the late HENRY A. ORNE; AMI, after
more than a years trial Of their aecuracv
and a careful experience In the business. Tnot
one mistake having occurred in all thai ffnasl
we ave enabled to furnish complete deraiRn,
ments OF title to all
Fort Pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County Lands,
At the shortest notice and on the most ressons-
Die term. q. j. CAMPBELL o
nh10 II Successors to Bond & cam oSeiI
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Land For sale.

A y undivided ODe-hsif Interest IN 5GG00acres
q OF hed uyer bottom land. In Lafaveft-
and SEWER counties, Arkansas.
rms interest, the title 20 which zperEzrt viii
De sold al a low figure, for Ous-thfrd cash auf
me remainder at one and two years, witcouF
interest.
Also, 500 acres or magnificent Arksnsa.
river bottom land. above al overflow. aud fas
hnesl body OF land in the state, la Cra~ ford
connty, Arkansas
These lands VIII be sold together or in par-
GELS, lOr cash.
Apply 10 PIKE & ADAMS.
Attorneys no Law.
mhS-tI 28 Vain street, Memphis
4 . r s A l. E
one large Fire ard Burglar-proof SAFE Er
sale. Apply 1t To- Fu.nt street. Those wts1-
Ing a good safe AZ a bargain call soon. feI3 III
FOR SALE
One Portable four horse power Hicks Engine
one steam Hammer, and about 30 feet shan
ing. all new For terms spDy 10
WI ROSS,
mn.-lm en- Supt. Cor r.
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NEW DvERTIsEMT's.
MEUMQUE...
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
The Only All Rail Route to New York

ND allSeaboard Cities is via. Decatur. Nash
IA vile and Louisville The Memphis and
Charleston Railroad will sell Through Tickets
by this route Baggage Checked To Louisville.
All other lines being nterru pied by the recent
Hoods this is the only remaining rail- route-
For particulars call al ONCE If. q c. r. r, Is
COurt street.
Trains leave daily at SO pm. and $40 m.
W. J. ROSS. GenI SupI.
mh20 u
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Chic a CO. 10. stop

Sin ianeer @aMn bon. 81 Sabrsn,
@amens Seinrid Beber, Far6 bier 9es
tern in Solse 81 ftarter gtuatbnniis
bon GbIoroform. Or battle iib einfn
1trur9if@en Speration am SUP su
unterfperfen, ipelde Is Minuten baus
erie an6 I'm Nfe6ieal College botae>
nommen tpurbe. Scr Yatieat besann
n61 beren 8eetbisans befti9 gu err
bre9en unb ftarb unter allen Mu3 ei6en
Der Grtidune. ST. mar ibrieens elm
poIlfomnier gefn1oft Wann gepefen.
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bertnuft noroen mare, aud iei es ME
beabf6tigt uoreen, einen f0ldlen ger<
tnuf norauaebnieu. :.
Cine beige Sirma bat in Dubuque
Soma einen Danlpfer ensaairt, UNI.
Barfen, peldje NIT 1O0, 900 Sufhet
8aisen betaben fin6, mad Stem sSrs
leans an transportireu, un bon bort
bierber berl9ifft gu tueroen. SieS it
Elm 9seriud nit Der Slubibiffabrt, Inn
lire 8ortbeile gesen ben transport
Iber Gbicago 81 eriulgen.
Die 5ra9tgebiibren auf ben Silen'
babnen bon bier mad ct. 9onis fino um
Is pro Sent erb6bt iuoroen.
Cincinnati, 10. Nnb.
Gs bat iiH elm Gemite 9ebilbet UNI
fir bic Mnleguug zines itGrtiiden Rar'
les in Wfiu Greet Bottom bic porbereis
ten6en S1ritte ~ tbun. =
Sin alter Wann, Sobn Bobn, Wurbe
beute in ieinet 8obnuna erbangt 9e@4
funoeft. So 81 !
Sn nerfloiener Niadt puroe einWann
in Der Z. StraBe bon Ndubern iangefais >.
len, aarrotirt Anb um $3.50 berauht. 4
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Dem SerasfretenSen. elnna itans
1ieittparts p0IIia bertieft Il, elm Gefprddl
/ NIT ibrer naditen gladbariu unb l.bien
es felbit nidit einmaI su ben.erfeu, iba6
he Dem arobea SkeiIf 6es @aols Den
Slider sutebrts, @ 80 ~ e...,.s,,ts
,,Romnsen Ste, nm ma dtraaltd5 slt
~ SS ~ 81 I. - - ~
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a1l 9l. 0eaeallber 1857

GOT. Der Gonttbaus Eblrs Der stabt Rafbpiae bsrs
f1eigeTn: 49,. ~ ss.,44,l J, l.ts "a
nedier aSO Mder enfk&It Der 2aisb sEraet iiegt an
Ser aansftraBe BON gsdbpiae mad gIorfspiae, 5ruDH
RetIen BON Ser Gtabt Rdfbuiae. Muf befaetem 2anbs
Traet beiifber 1 Elm rpsrttpcuer Dbitgarten, erts
hdltenb $1,000 feine Dbtbaiime NIB einen @etnberg
nit iielid 1000 MebitS6eB; e. 1T gut rerfehen NIT
nfe feblenbeu 0neHen bes better 8nfefs, bat etiuo
Tbe heelben, IN gut belpaibet uAo cute S'
propements. Die @eithuns fon sflt-eesr TN 0ansen
sber In aeffeurten Xkeils oestaat eerbe1 lpte q
@irfern Qeuebn It. VIE, spefe 5nfaufen friiufRen,
flSaeIl nd ali Snmes Dilinnts anf BEN Raae weteeB,
Der fbt,en be 2auheFsien Aeiasn i1tro. saira
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DAILY AND WEEKLY

DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STATS ZE1TUNG
R%F THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY CITY AND STATE.
E The only Evening paper pub
lshed in Nashville. =
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Nyripaf.aS erfdmfe.

@rose Ro,tte,Ie BEL R&ufsn In eanien Yartisii
perben ofierirt I'm srbalsenen Grbrss semtB abii'
9lteeen.
Tpt14 fR pemt. VI. Ooietss Ws'S ~ .