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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-02
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in Der Stabt mad tbrer Idnolt9 Setmath Surildf
febrte, pllroe n ilren 6reanben fanm wteber ers
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beIpbfa, Baltimore unb 8oit6n; sbehfo bic SsID=Res
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ierne &obmen unb ale mobernen gerbeernngen. -.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-02
Seine Slntarmutb Mnb Slei6fu6t
nnebr.
@irophospboriaures @tien< Natron bon
sen Or. 2er.as.

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BetanbtheiIen Der 3miammeniesnms bes Slntes unb
sdnddbe gerbaunng unS Gnarte, sibt es fein i9nels
Ierer titib itderer prfebss DtteI Die Atabemie be
AIebeeine 1uenbet in ben meiten 6dlen an uno err
iet bantit bic beiten Grfplge.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-02

Bon Buffalo. Dit seew gOri 3eit pom; Depot ode
pom Grbange las gticbiean Str. ;,8 81 ..6
5:45 ". u. 2erp gort Bags <@rpret tsonntass oms'
~ eifef1l; Burners q IS q! R, {sappefJ errei3t
saS aft 81 % 8 s. s s5ssea eat
Beitern Giientabn, und in Serfep Gitp nit benz
Isitternedts grprsbsus fir PbtqSsipRiq, 8aIti=
500 u. ID. oft=GprsBi lber apon inb 6ornslsuiHe,
ltdsH4 Sohnta9s oilsgeaommenl; erret9t HeIp
port MIR MorsefIs. gerbinbet IN ehnira nit
Der N0rbIidben Central Giieababn fur Sdrrisbnrg
8htlnneipbtu, Baltimore, gsafbtn9ton uno iiS<
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SnRsE gslt -SSa besle:ten al ale @Fpassstsase
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ritarfen berieberl. ..,..--.---.s-
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+ tR Mm berlanse Biaets fur oie
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80 70 gBm. 81. Barr,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-02
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dIangenartger Booen, entrpeoer acbtedige oser &c:
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perindbt ,,fHrs nabsem fte Die IePteu uuaennenseu
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-02
S. Sidling,S & GO's .
3rp6er GSerfailf Dpl 1tbrert

g9trb an enem einfaGen gIan "a sIei9en Rretfen,
Der isAef BetbetIigten cine bibfde unb ri1tia gee
benbe r1br fir Rur $1U ii1ert, ppr b 9eben. Obne
9iidt 1pie ptet bieielbe h6beren srtb Dat unb muir
inter Der Bepinsung, bab ieber empfdnger sHirtez
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-02

Bon ulb mad benz %, gpriI 1867 ,perSeu 8ise abs
eeben in 8erbinbnug nit allen DeftIien 2iRien rpie
fol9t: --ii-.sii - :
gpn 9untift unb Salamanca pom unien Depot nod
gterp Dort Belt: -,r-t!t 3Ifreit.r,tg
7.30 " N. @Tprebzgoft pon Sitnfirf tdsIi9 (ausges
81 nofnmen Squutags), bait in Sdtamanca 1000 u.
81. uno madt bic 8erbinoung IN 9prneuspige unb
= u Corning NIT benz 500 q. 81. Grpreb= gofi;as pom
Buffalo unb erreidbt Stem gort UNI z 1Ibr Rors
gems.
235 y. 3d. 5ep gerf tdsIidbe erpreb non Salamanca,
.ei td9Ii1 (ausgen1nnien Sonntaas) bdlt IN Sor=l
ttelsotne an UNI 5.25 g. R., CSIpperl, Anb perz
Re bm6et fidb nit benz tdgIitent 240 Grpreb non
tiiaM ". ti~st'f.s ~ ". -
Ais 9. 3D. Stem gort gia9t Gtprss pDn 9autirf tas>
LID tSeantGss sussegoHimenl bdIt ~ SaIas,
Eurne g $50 u. 81. CSriiAi tfd1 hna6 eTreitt Stem
Dort IL 80 .. Dr., UNI nit ben gio1mittnss 3iisen
nno 9ampfern mad Bolton iRib ben Remengiunbz
StGbten 3u uerbinber;. ia .-s.5Fe q 4t,sfs f1F,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-02
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go. 8 aBet 5apstte
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Grfentte Oein QpDS.

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siftin, SpHnewbHle u1p SseIenten neriH, gueIbe 81
Tpifieh 9afHi4sf Rfeif Det 6Heii 8e in Gritaunea
periest bat, pobnt lest in shuDion, 81 .. .Raoone
Eborntpn bettst cine 70 punSeroole gq6e hes eli.
BON gn 9Ss e s9at oSss
gerbetraibeten beiber Gei9edrer niltsutbeilen.
Bd6reRo i'm Sufanoe Der Ser5uduna, bei9reibt iie
genau bic nmrifie Der 9erion, reldbe beiratben
pirb un6 earantirt perTtteIft eires s5fftrnmertee
pon immeufer 9eDaIt, geuannt R5p1omotrop, Elm LEI
bensdbnlihes Bib bes 3uflnftige.t @dtten ODER
99eibes bes Antrrgftelers, nebit Datum be sod ;eit
steanng iWsJseesp9 bsEue rasenSsr Gsarafter3lse
II. I. 10. bernor5 brngen. 9ieB 1T tetn Sumbug is
Eauient pap 5eu9ntfien bepeiien. @enn psrlGuet,
isnpet &c slAlahatss Gertitat ossr sefrsbsne
@arentie, SGf bas eH dee ipirtIiG it mas % becns
1prnd5t. 8efln man cine 6anriode efhfdIiebt, Sc I
burtspas, alter, Bemitbsftimmung unb Sgltiarbe
angfebt Hftc diptsg Gems sUpft eihst an bin Abs
feber aoreifitten frdrtirten Gnpeope mitdbidt, 70
erbGit man nit un9ebenoer Yoft has @emGlbe snnn
bic geipiinf9te Mnffldrun9. AHe ghftbeiIip1een in
Der HeiHgten Beiie pertraatib. Ran doreiitre perz
trauenspou "a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-02
0egen MusSebru1e.
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% Observation-Disclosures &alflprup.)

2teies neue SeiInttteI pirft ausgeseidnet bet Guz
bercl.lpfe mad Sdpinbiadbt, Deren gefdbrlt9ere
Gpmptome es fofprt beieiti9t. = - as [fi
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-19
Claim Agency.


recent enactments OF Congress-, all Sol
- Wors Who have served three years and have
',e'ed but sl00 bounty from the United States,
VI VINO, having enlisted for three years, were dis-
Onlised ln consequence Of wounds, and the Wild
XIV children, or parents of any soldier who en-
x se' Tor three years, under promise of only
NW bounty, and who died in the service, arc en-
DRIED DOLLARS
All Invalid pensioners who have lost hand or
NV, or have incurred disability equivalent to
Dle loss Of hand or foot, are entitled to u large
increase Of pension.
an pensuned widows OF soldiers or sailors are
,i..vled 70 an increased pension Of two dollars
age
n D'-lis OF the above nature, and for arrears Of
S'l, Dulcers extra pay for horses lost in the u.
~, sgr1ce communication of rations of prisoners
c,. var ana prize money, will be promptly prose
"gu by application by letter, enclosing dis
p ' ifom service, win be attended to aud the
.rsslry papers returned to applicant for sig
natures Nc f. H. SOWLFS.
-. Oaiee over the First National Bank
~ Adams, Aug. It'll 1866. l25-tf
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-19
New Stories Of Mr.. Lincoln.

In certain case in Court, Mr.. Lin
coin had for his legal opponent law
yer whose excellent chara cter, thor
ough knowledge of the law and supe-
rior logic combined to exert con
trolling influence over the jury. This
lawyer (whom we will call Judge
jones' had made his speech, a most
able speech it was. 1t was necessary
in some way to dissipate its impress
sion. Mr. Lincoln, in reply, opened
his speech substantially as follows:
MAY it please the Court and gen
tlemen of the jury, we have just heard
the learned and mastery argument on
the other side. We know how thor
oughly versed is Judge Jones in the
law, and how upright he is, and we
say, really Judge Jones cannot be mis-
taken in his positions. We also know
how true a gentleman Judge Jones is,
how irreproachable are his manners
and dress; and | presume that if
should say to you that Judge Jones
had put on his shirt wrong side fore
most this morning you would reply, it
is impossible-and yet Judge Jones
has put on his shirt wrong side fore
most this morning; you can look for
yourselves, gentlemen, and so in this
case he has got things wrong end fore
most, and his whole argument is
wrong from beginning to end"
Surely enough, the irreproachable
lawyer. while bordering over his com
ing speech, had dressed himself in the
mistaken manner Indicated. After
the laugh had subsidized, consequent
upon detection, Mr. Lincoln analysed
the argument of the Judge and won
his case.
Years before Mr.. Lincoln was Presi-
dent, it happened, at the close of
matter of business at some hotel in
which several gentlemen were engage
ed with MIR. Lincoln, that Mr.. Whit
ney asked the circle to take something
to drink. All assented except Mr..
Lincoln. Mr.. Whitney urged him,
but he declined on the plea that he
never drank. Mr. Whitney still press
ed him, saying, "Come, Mr.. Lincoln
and take a glass of lager; that's a
harmless beverage, and will do you
good"-to which urging Mr.. Lincoln
finally, in the kindness of his heart,
assented. The lager made him very
sick.
1t was the first and last time the
two men met until Mr.. Whitney joined
TIE throng Oh one public reception
day to shake hands with the beloved
President Imagine his surprise MS
he drew slowly near in the procession
that passed in front Of the President,
TO see that long arm stretched out to |
him, and to hear this recognition: -
now do you do AIR Whitney ? l have
never drank glass of lager since -
Is not that good temperance story !? !
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-19
All Sorts,

Explosions in English coal mines
have killed twenty-five thousand men
since 1850.
A gardner Of Grand, Belgium, has,
after many trials, succeeded in giving
any kind of fruit tho flavor he pleases
while it is still on the tree
The importations of dry goods ut
New York were little over three mil
lions in June; ayear ago they were
seven
A cross old fellow says that "tin" is
the favaorite belie-metal now days.
The Washington police are at pres
ent kept on duty thirty-six hours out
of every orty-eight.
Brownlow's health is better than it
has been for year. Poor Tennes-
see
1t is said that an lllinois girl, who
has lately lost her speech and cannot
speak above a whisper, has since had
forty offers of marriage.
One hundred and thirty million feet
of lumber were cut on the Upper Mis-
sissippi last winter.
The present Emperor Of China is
but twelve years Of age.
Gen. Getfrard, ex-President OF the
Republic Of Hayti, has arrived in Pa
ris. He is tall, fine man of color,
with white moustache.
The city of New York bas to raise
IL, ho hn IL,
sum of $24, 009, 955. or about FIVE mill
hon dollars more than last year, and
considerable more than double the
sum required in 1898.
De Witt Clinton Scholl, convict in
the New Jersey Penitentiary, has just
received information that he has fall
en- heir to $4,000. He must serve
five years in prison yet before he can
enjoy his fortune
A French chemist has proved by
practical test that fresh milk can be
be kept for almost any given period
perfectly sweet and good, simply by
the exclusion Of atmospheric air.
The population of Canada is set
down at 100000; the area, 370,045
square miles, the public debt, $4,000,
and the annual revenue SIS, 900, 900.
One of the diamonds in the EN-
press of Austria's Hungarian Crown is
valued at 10000 forms.
The Manhattan (Kansas) hdepend-
ent mentions the case of q farmer who
last year raised upon one acre which
he cultivated his sweet potatoes, crop
whose value more than paid the cost
of raising, the original cost Of his farm
Of one hundred and sixty acres, and
the interest at z per cent. Of the pres
ent value of his whole farm, stock and
utensils.
A young man called at the City
Clerks office a day or two since and
asked for n death warrant" The as
sounded clerk assured him that they
delt in no such documents. Well"
said the fellow, "give us a MARRIAGE
certificate, it amounts to the same
thing We hope that youth will catch
n tartar.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-19
ST ALBANs, VT, FRIDAY, JUTY148sI &<lF

came lowing home from pasture, for
they heard well known voice calling
them at the gate. and Bonnie as he
pats his old pets and looks lovingly in
theirgreat brown eyes, catches through
the still evening air hispuriton fathers
voice, as he repeats TO his happy moth
er these jubilant words Fear not,
for | am with thee; i bring thy seed
from the east, and gather thee from
the west; l will say TO the north, give
up; and to the south keep not back f;
bring my sons from far, and my
daughters from the ends of the earth /;
even every one that is called by name;
for | hove created him for my glory,
have formed him, yea l have made
him. SUNDAY School Journal.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-19
Cow Fryrn.-Tbe cow fever RACES |

Cow FEVER. COW fever RACES In
some sections of the country almost
as badly as the hen fever did in this
section few years ago. In the last
two months, gentleman of New York
has sold Alderney and Ayrshire cattle
from one of nine years old, at prices
ranging from two hundred to five hun.
dred dollars. Calves less than year
old have sold at from 500 to $3.50 per
head. Portsmouth Gazette.
A COW fever RACES some in this town,
and we are glad to see it, There is
no danger of improving stock too
much. The COW is the poor mans
friend, and it costs no more to keep q
good one than poor one. Our farm
ers heretofore have given too little at
tention to the improvement of their
stock, and we are glad TO see them
waking up on the subject.
David Smiley of this town recently
purchased fine looking COW Of the
Alderney breed, paying, we are told,
one hundred and twenty dollars there.
for. N. +. Law is the owner OF very
large, nice locking, full-blood Durham
COW. Mr.. Elliott, also, has one of the
same breed, aid there are many other
excellent animals Of different breeds in
town. Mr., G. II. Collins lately pur-
chased in Lempster, Durham calf
which weighed 420 pounds when lit
tie over three months old.-Peier-
borough Transcript.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-19

~ slAmed 1rishman

I've samed Irishman
has brought NJ 81 feminiscent shape,
the history OF iiis VERY eventful life
and among tho more interesting de.
tails is the speech he made in Court
before receiving sentence for treason
in ireland in 1913, of which the fol
lowing is the principal portion:
A jury of my counsrymen have
found me guilty of the crime / stood
indicted For this / entertain moi
the slightest feeling of resentment
toward them. Influenced as they
must have been by the Lord Chief
Justice, they could have found no other
verdict. What of that charge? Any
strong observation on it, | feel sim
cerely, would ill-beit the solemnity
of this scene, hut | would earnestly
beseech of you, my lord, you who pre-
side on the bench, when the passions
and prejudices of the hour have pass
ed away, TO appeal to your own con-
science and to ask of it, was your
charge, as it ought to have been, i'm
partial and Indifferent between the
subject and the crown ? My Lords,
YOU may deem this language unbe-
coming in me perhaps it may seal
my fate. But am here to speak
the truth, whatever it may cost. l am
here to regret nothing / have ever
done; to rotract nothing / have ever
said. | am here to crave with no "
ing lip the life | consecrate to the lib
erty Of my country. Far from it.
Even here, here where the thief, the
libertinc, the murderer, have left their
footprints in the dust; here, on this
spot, where the shadows of death sur
round me, and from which / see my
early grave open to receive me; even
here, encircled by these terrors, the
hope which has beckoned me to the
perilous sea upon which | have been
wrecked, still consoles, aimates, and
enraptures me, with these sentiments.
my lords, await the sentence of the
court. Having done what / felt to be
duty~-having spoken what felt to be
lnt bluNil, 40 uiNt QDDt Oh every
other occasion of my short career, |
now bid farewell to the country of nv
birth my passion and my death, the
country whose misfortunes have my
sympathies, whose factions l have
sought to still whose intellect have
prompted to lofty aim, whose free
dom has been my false dream, | offer
to that country as a proof of the love
| bear her and the sincerity with
which | thought and spoke and strug-
gled for her freedom, the life of a
young heart, and with this life all the
hopes, the honors, the endearments of
a happy and an honored home. Pro-
nounce, then, my lords, the sentence
which the laws direct, and I will be
prepared to bear it. L trust that /
shall be prepared to meet its execution.
hope to be able with pure heart
and perfect composure to appear be-
fore higher tribunal tribunal
where a Judge of infinite goodness as
well as justice win preside, and where,
my lords, many, many of the judg-
ments of the world will be reversed.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-19

The LAMofLLE VALLEY Prominent
citizens of the Lamoille Valley were in
this place last week to confer with the
Directors OF our new railroad enter
prise. 1t was, we suppose a volunta-
ry visit. The result of the interview
is unknown to us. We only under
stand that the people of the Lamoillc
valley are exceedingly anxious for a
railroad, and from passing over por-
ton of the route week or two since
on fishing excursion we could plain
ly sec that nature had evidently con-
templated railroad track up this
valley at some period in the history of
the world. The business of Lamoille
county demands railroad facilities.-
If there is a valley in the State moro
productive, or capable of greater inn
provements OF its water power, we do
not know where it is located. = Catedo-
man.