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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-24

Waf5DtIIe, Senf6. STUNT 1885, . =.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-24

Die smsibuhg Der 9gfsHe ID belbine
befnJ 8orfdub geltiliet 6abeu;
asur oeSbab befeBle i'd, SIS ifIia nj
IS. ST. on n ID @Dubgtateur bes
Stdotes fenneiIse, aebunoen barh Die
s(souititnttnn unDe iii eineI stseib,
'barddf su feben, bae Die @sfese in gel 81
riger @eiie sebauObabtunb aussefiibrt
nerben, Den Gegifrations IS ol1n,if@
iionaren i'm eanaen Staate, Bic Tote
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kSablen unb oisfeIbe Dem 0lesiitratienSs
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nerleitS Suplifafe SeS 9teIulfdtS fol-
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Staats Separfenlent abfettigen ssaiog
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len; alIe 8erlaniralun9en auiSubre9en,
bic bas &bbalten ungelebmdBiger8ab :
len aber Die Sfulifcirung irgeno mel
aber re9ularer gHablen gum 8pefe
ia Gum 3eueni6 hierfiir babe i@ bier
A. unter meinen 9tamen 9eieBt
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4 StaatSiiegel bieier 8roflaaas
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g1.R@s So rpfnnIo 10, .sb
@ouberneur.
2. q. S. Slet9.eE ~
StaatSiefretar.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-24

6asas6 s{Me dlbe stsdtisihas DOT,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-24
Mils llnfera eitrDpdif6els
gSetbfel=8IGtferm.
81 erIin Sh'

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SarptfraBen Sienali@ reibe SIassens
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burg beri@tete, gar. teine Rotis ben
BEN umitanoe 9tnoinnteit bat, bab ber-
&ronpril3 Shnibert bon Staiien in
@efelfdaft 6es &ronprinSen bon
8reuben mad Berlin absereilf mar.
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tic NIT Ser aeiie Oes 4rinseu Sunl@
bert na6a 8erIin uno 4etersburg t,ibt
aeoient fem fam. Sdtte iid Ste &eiiei
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-24

1 ~ "a y -
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@s ioIlte uns nidt Munber nebmen,
benn:
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unO ben CUTE SSiaen, bielen @otbe'
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bid, nur baran siueifeln mir, pah ibas
elm foldes, a5ermali9eS nmerfaitseH,
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betommen .ipdroet ] 1ls6IselIs ibiirbe
stI bnrd Elm ioldes Beginner 8ietea
|in 8gsass3FslhsH pn8 g Aabtsiid
aunebmen, baB er 70 piel seiunber
MfenldenpsrFano befst, UNI ben 4
differ 8esiebune bereifs circulirenoer
h@era6ten allan BobeRs dtebr1sn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-24
Nrpflamatipm SEES G5DnDer;
lte1lrS.

Sn Gttpdsnns, Dap Elm aufrabreS
RIDES Sofulnent in 9laibnitIe iein @r@
ideiltengenladt bat, uitteraei6uet Dur@
ben @orfsenoen zines politifden So
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-24
Sic enrOpdifsbe Sage.

Die berl@ieoen1rti9en Sefi@fe aus
europa itimmea BARN therein, baP Der
eurOpdii6e 6rieOe nidbt Ilsulanse mebr
erbaIten iuerben piro. Das sroBe 8a>
rometer, Der 6ranffurter geIontartt,
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8eobaGter, aeiet auf 9turm, Die 9a<,
pierre fallen forttpdbrenO uRb in allen
GeIddfts Sransattionen ofsnbart fid
bas nnbebasIids @efibl aniferfter lln>
seiuibbeit unO ioear bangor 6urdt.
Die fOrtseiesten anstbeursn Sferbes
Nntdufe eeitens 6es franaoffden
Rrieasminiffetintns unb Oas 8erIans
gen mad 'genebmisuuo rirter slnleibe
burd bas Corps 4esisIatif fafien Die
sroben 8Orienndnner ntdt rnbis
f6lafen.
Sas oIte Bonniot bes. ebentali9en
preusiiden 6inans Minifers Sanfes
mann, Sas @el6 iei cine Rans, bic in
ibr God triese, iue,,n 60 eben itiirmii5
bersebe, aber ipjeber beraustomrte,
penn aIIes fein rubis uab Orbentlid
iei, betpabrt fid ais cine uiiuiberiees
Ii4e gSabrbeit.
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GoIoiIe Breuben unb 8rantreiG, bic,
bis an bic 8abne beDaffret, chamber
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bes sluswasusen, fOataj benz 8erneb>
men mad, idarfe Rortf gdaIIen fein.
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ris runb beraak: sstiaf habea, man
foHe ii6 infsranfrt I'D bardn 9eip6bnen,
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nie "a Sd,e;nfs 'ssinSgr s6tIisnnnd. es fehlt
nur Ser lsif,iInS lEsshutei fine
M.Gf.rn2 80 aer "a s an nj
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-24

Sa Detroit 1T cine Deutde 8er>
ianmIune iiber Die Scmperens >Mudere
frase gu oemG dIufe eefommsu, feline
tpeiteren S9ritte, beint @taats content
bon Nfidiean gu tbun, iOnbern iOfort
cine ieparate beutfde Organization ins
2eben gu. rnfefr, iiuslde I'D Die Befdrn>
pfuns Der Sempsren5Ierei, pes Mnder>
tbluns ilno aIIer AN -eren @iu8riiIe III
Die peri0nlide Sreibsit our gluf9abe
NADER. ioa,
4 Aud Elm s or d rift. Sin
Barrier 8latt ana9t fetSenOen gSis
iiber Die bOben 8reiie pabrenb Der
g(usteurns: Sine toobltbatise Dame,
iueI4t Sic Stride ct. 8ohe beiudt,
bate oiee '@eDobnbsit, einem an Der
Sirdentbir9 fibenorn9 9sttler ieben
Sanitas einen baIben Sranfen 81 gez
ben.o zines Sq9es, ais fie pieber bas
sepobnte @lmofen reidts iaetes per
inbuitri6le ,gmpfanser: u@nti6nlhieen
sic, Ntaoat1e, iuabrenoi Der Musfets
lung lit Der 9reis Elm Sranf."
*s'gaan ibirft ben Gbahepcts @euebs
rem bor, Oab 'fie fitb -Sti raid erbisen unO
bab man mad Dem neunten ODER sebnten
9dub bas ytobr nidt mebr beriibren
faun. - Sie SranSoisn baben oaber
befdlofieu, OeutfdlanO uid)t ansusreis
fen, unO omar IeSislid besbalb, nm fidl
ni6t Die ginger gu Derbrenneli.s
y gs miro berednet, 6aB Die 8uns
Oesrseisrnns ourd Steuerbefrnuoation
be, Der 8bistegtabrifation iabrlid ee<
gen 20 Milionen Douars eih6ibt.
Nfsn nihtlnt nanlid an, baB beiIauiia
70 MiIlionen wauonen iabrlib proSu<
cirt iperben. 9ies foIite cine Steuers
einnablne bon. 14O MiIIionen eraeben.
Sic 40 WiilIionen firSerlnite seltriden,
bIeiben iittrner nod 100 Mfiaionen,
pdbrea6 Die @elammteinnabme in oies
ferSfabr.f i'm ;b6rigei, Sabre bios SO
Miaionea betras limo in Oieism Sabre
Dabri9sinIia sfspa. 20 glslIiouea err
rei1en tuires & Ca n 81 4sl3,T
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20
Distribution of Letters in Europe.

The following table shows the manner
in which letters are distributed in the
principal countries in Europe:
A,estia-Brought to the door. In all
larger places without carriers fees. In
smaller places. villages and farms) a fee
of two kreutzers Zone cent? is charged.
Belgiana-Brought to the door through
out the kingdom.
EngIa'ed-By carriers without fee.
F@ace-By carriers without fee Go
the dooD in both city and country. P0ste
restdnce exists for letters 50 addressed,
and when the persons address is not
found.
Hanseatic CHies-Brenae'a-By letter
carriers to the door.
HaLy-To the door 10y carriers without
fee.
The Netherzands-By carriers without
fee.
RqeSsia-By carriers.-In larger cities
the fee will soon be abolished entirely.
In the rural districts it is six pfennings
(about II cent? per letter.
tSsoitSerland-By carrier without fee.
Postmasters and lett& carriers are
paid in Europe as follows, viz:
In Austria-By salary.
In Belgium salary, payable every
month.
In England salary.
In France-By salary.
In Italy-By salary.
In Hanseatic cities-By salary.
In the Netherlatds-By salary.
In Prussia-By selary.
In Switzerland-By salary.
Postmasters in Austria Belgium France
Italy, Hanseatic cities, the Netherlands,
Prussia, and Switzerland render their ac-
counts monthly. In England they ac-
count aceek{y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20

We see it stated by some Washington
letter writer that some members of Con-
gress entertain the idea of voting them
selves mileage for the present session.
The truth of this we doubt. The last
Congress was elected on a salary pre-
.viouSIy fixed at $4,000, but in the latter
hours of the session, in a circuitous man
ner, and under pretence of saving the
bounty bill, Congressman voted them
selves and their successors an addition
of s., 900, making $4,000 the present sal
ary. The House had before voted al
most unanimously against the increase,
on yeas and nays, but finally succumbed
from their great love for the soldiers.
What the soldiers got, indeed, really
was but flee bite to what the members
of Congress received. The new law cur
tailed mileage but still left it at probably
five or ten times the actual cost and es-
peclally those members who run into the
thousands, and it further provided that
but two mlleages should be paid during
a Congress however many sessions there
might be. A salary implies service for
the whole formerly a per diem was
paid fer SO many days as the session
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20

lasted, averaging about $500 for the
session, and making about $4,000 for
a whole term of two years instead of
$4,000, till the recent change to $4,000.
This sum with two mileages, is an am
pie equivalent for the services rendered
and to make further increase Of a third
or fourth mileage would be sheer plum
der of the public treasury and that too
when We were oppressed with a noun
tain of debt and most onerous curr0nt
expenses, and diminished and diminish
ing revenue. Congressman are paid lib
orally for the whole year, and if they
hold extra sessions, let them not expose
themselves to the imputatian of doing it
for the sake of mileage.-Clece. Herald.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20

A TRIAL OF MOWERS which in point of mum
Der of machines and attendance, has never been
equaled in the state, came off at Solon on Tues
day and Wednesday the 9th and 10th insts.
The details are gathered from the Cleveland
Herald. The first day was spent in skirmish-
ing and scrub racing-a sort Of free exhibition.
On the second the contest began with energy
and earnestness, each machine of the 81 enter
ed, having its half acre assigned to it, and the
strife being as to rapidity Of work and excel
lence of execution. The machines were put
through very severe trial, going from slow
walk to trot, and from that to clean run.
After this test, the several machines passed a
close examination by committee of compe-
tent judges. They all did well, but in summing
up the points of merit, the Buckeye was award
ed the premium, and afterwards sold upon the
ground for $25l. The gathering of the sound,
sensible yeomanry-'' 'first-class farmers" is put
at 5000. The occasion was enlivened by a
band of music, and the affair managed by the
Union Agricultural Society of that place
Another moving match, with the machines
some or all of them, in competition last week
on the Harmon farm, came off on Wednesday
afternoon of this week, on the farm. of Thomas
Bowman, Saybrook.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20

The LII. GoyERNoRsHIP, as arranged for by
the state central committee seems to meet with
general favor and appreciation, notwithstand-
ing the expectation of some of us at least, that
the selection would be made, as it seemed due
from the candidates before the convention. 1t is
therefore, not a little gratifying in view of SO
reasonable and natural and expectation, that
the action of the committee in the emergency,
meets with only such marks of general APPROX
al Especially is the manly acceptance of this
action by our worthy contemporary of the Sen
tiael who has reason, if any one, for dissatisfac-
ton, both refreshing and commendable. When
a man can thus put aside all thoughts of self
and considerations of personal ambition, even
when there is a reasonable expectation of their
qualification, and mindful only of the public
veal, smothers every thought or murmur that
a seeming disregard of what is due to punctilio
and courtesy might so easily engender, and thus
generously bides IFS time, gives the best evidence
that he isno strangert the qualities that should
commend him, at the proper time, to the favor
able consideration of his fellow citizens
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20
HeLT1bOJd'S Fluid EctrGct
BUCHT

Is a Certain Cure for Diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic
Weaknesses Female Complaints, gen Debility
and all diIeases of the
Urinary Orgaus.
whether existing in
Male Female.
from whatever cause originating and no matter of
How long standing.
Diseases of these organs require the of duretcs.
If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption In
sanity NAV ensue Our Flesh and Blood are supported
from these sources, and tie
HEALTH AND HAPPINEIS.
and that postety depends upon prompt use of rca
Bile remedy.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu,
established upwards of Is years, prepared by
H. T. HELMBOLD, Druggist,
594 Broadway, New York,
104 South 10th street, Philadelphia, Pa 500
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20
MARRIED.

In Plymouth on the 18th inst. by E. Harper,
Esq. Lemuel Wegent, TO Miss S. Church, both
of Jefferson.
In Jefferson, on the 18th inst by Rev. E. c.
Farley, VIM. L. Crosby, of Ottawa county to
Mrs Julia Spencer of Lenox.
In Richmond on the I'd inst. by Rev. L. B.
Beach, John w. Hill, of Ashtabula, to Miss
Sarah Il. Prosser of Richmond.
In Trumbull on the 4th inst. by Rev. E. Lat
inner, Ceylon Leslie, to Miss Allen A. Corlett,
both of Trumbuil.
In Dorset, on the 9th inst Voney Wilson of
Denmark, to Mrs. Adeline Smith of Richmond.
In Geneva on the 14th inst. by Rev. A. D.
Barber, J. c. Pierce, to Mrs. Sarah D. Stone,
both of Geneva.
In Claridon, on the 4tb, by R. C.. Lyon, Esq.
Cassius NJ. Davis and Mrs. Julia a blanchard,
both of Harperstield.
In jamestown, N. Y. on the 9th inst. Joseph
Chaplin of Kingsville, to Miss Mary A. Smith of
Busti, n. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20
Reception ofthe Sultan.

His Majesty AbdulAziz, the Sultan of
Turkey, landed on the 18th, on the
shores of England. He was received by
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales
acting for the Queen, and by His Majes-
ty Ismail the Sovereign of E Egypt, and was
by them escorted to the city of London,
where he met with an unusually brilliant
and imposing reception. The London
and Denver Railway station in which he
alighted, was richly and appropriately
decorated, and the streets through which
he was to pass were covered with flags,
and trlumphal arches. The entire route
of the procession from the railway de-
pot to Buckingham Palace was guard
ed on both sides by unbroken lines of
troops. Behind these vast multitudes of
spectators were backed in solid mssses
on the sidewalks and crowded euery win
dow and housetop. When the Sultan,
accompanied by the King of Egypt and
the Prince of Wales, passed between
the lines of soldiers, struck by the novel
city of the spectacle, manifested the most
unbounded enthusiasm, and the shouts
of welcome, cheering, and waving of
handkerchiefs, and banners did not cease
until the Sultan had entered the gates of
Buckingham Palace. This royal resi-
dence has been placed in state of COM
plete preparation for the accommodation
of His Ottoman Majesty, and will be
occupied by him during his stay in Lon
don.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20
Cleveland Wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. July. II. is

FLoUR-Choicc grades firm and the demand good
We continue to quote spring S12, 25913 e5 red
winter s12 OOO135 5O xxx white winter SIS OO(116OO
WHEAT-Firm, but quiet. Sales cars No Mil
waukee spring $780, Other qualities held at previous
quotations.
CoRN-Dull and steady. Sales 1000 bu No to ar
rive on Saturday at S31c afoat.
OATS-Higher. Sale car No State at IS cts. from
store.
HAMS-Sugar-cured at 2Sc; plain at 1sc.
BUTTER-DuI at 17@1sc for choice Western Reserve.
CHEESE-Dull and heavy at range of T013c for in
ferior to choice dairy and factory.
EGGS-Scarce and higher. Sales freshpacked at 2Oc.
DRIED APPLES-Dull and nominal at 6G7c,-packa-
ges included.
POTATOES Quiet at sO09Oc for peachblows from
store.
BEANs-scarce. and firm OF s3,75@4, 90 per bu. for
prime white
FEATHERS-In fair demand at S0095c.
WOOL-Nominal at 35@45.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20

New FIRM.-We would refer to the card in
our columns this week of the new firm or Sher
man, Hall and Sherman. They have taken the
office over the store of D. W. Haskell & Co.
Those unfortunate enough to get into litigation
will find no more able and successful attorneys
than make up this firm to help them out oft.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20

AoC1DENr.-Maggie. daughter of the late Jo-
seph Cowles, of Jefferson, says the Sentinel,
met with singular and serious accident on
Friday last She is about six years of age, g
sprightly child of somewhat curious turn; and
she SCENE to have taken freak to walk over
the Plank Road Bridge, just at the North of
the Village, blindfoldcd, with paper before
her eyes. After making few steps she STUN
bled over the log at the side of the bridge, and
and fell into the bed of the creek below, a dis
tance of 10 or u feet. Her thigh bone was bro
ken, besides many severe bruises. She is now
doing we'll
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20

A New BARK, has just come off the ways at
Cleveland, for Frank Perew, OF Buffalo, which
is said to be very fine craft, measuring Isl feet
keel, "a beam, IL hold, and $50 tons capacity.
She is expected to carry 10000 bushels, and
cost $50. 600.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20

The American Fence Company, of Cleveland
of which our former townsman Theodore King
is vice president, and designer, puts forth its
circular making known its readiness for busi-
ness. 1t slocated on the flat, where it is enabled
to receive its lumber and make its shipments by
water from its own premises Columbus
and Leonard streets c.. C. Wick, Esq. is the
general agent of the company.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20

Cashmere goats have been introduced with
much success in Wisconsin. Crossed with the
common goat of this country wool has been
obtained superior, it is said to that of the gen.
uine cashmere. 1t will be new sensation with
the ladies to sport home made shawls, which
will come cheap and surpass in beauty those for
which fabulous prices are now paidthe Mahom-
medan merchants of Europe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-20

FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of the Congregational
Church at Austinburg, hold festival and tab
leaux entertainment for the benefit OF the Sab
bath school, at Grand River Institute on Friday
evening 10Th. A full attendance is hoped for.