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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02


abgeben IN Serbtnenns NIT auen peltilben sInIen
ME foIst:
Bon 9mnfirf rub Salamanca pom Uni, n Depot mad
Stem 9orf Seit:
80 a. R GTprebe9oit pom Huafirf, tdsIid (ausses
nemmeu SonntGgs) bait in Salamanca 1000 u.
g. NIB madbt bic gerbineuns 9Ornsaspiae unS
Corning nit benz 500 u. M. Grpreb=Soffsug pom
Sufiaie ullb errei9t Reu yort UNI z tibr ROr'
800 tdsi9 taasssasmnssn eoaataas1 bat m Dor
bin6et iiS NIT lit BEN t ii s 25 etpreS poa
Buffalo nnb io'nmt in aep 9Ort an nm 200
Ais 3. d. Rep gDrt Ra9t erpreb, pOn snatirt tass
MS S9EnH,sss sisg e. Senn ran 81 alS:
Eurme 3 $50 u. gt. (6rHbftid), irn6 erreibt 9lep
gort p 80 .. aR., nm NIT ben 9a9mittass 3iisen
StdsteR su ucrbinber.
50 .. M Gfncinnati erpres, ron Guntirf, tdsEi&
S at Il ss m gaIaP 81 e
ten Mni9luB nit benz II 20 g. 81. Bug pom Buff
faIo uns erreidbt 9ReIu nrn 8 Is =. R. 80
Bon guTaIo. - Dit gaep gorf Sett pom Depot, ode
pom GT9onse nnb Nidbigan Str.
5ao u I ast9 s6Et IassgTpTsg SSonT ms aus ~
(6ribftnd1; Gusqaebanna 2.17 g. 4-, (gRittass
efenl; Burners So .. Dr. lSnpperl, errsid1t
Benb nit Der SeIalpore, 2adawanna u. Great
gseRern eifenbabn. inb in Sseriep sgitp NIT benz
| 9siternad2ts gyprebsu9 tilr Y1laoeipbta' SaltIz
| 500 T. M 9oit=GrpreB, iber apOu unb Sorneuspiue
ltdsIi4 Sonntass ansgenommenl; erreidt ReIn
Ser S6tbIi1em Central Gienbabn fiir Sarrisburs,
9RiIoSeIpbfa, Baltimore, saiBinstrn anO il0=
| Tide 9untte.
30 g. R 2ia5tnina GrpreB (ausaenommen Souns
t1ssG bdItfn SerneHspiIe um 5 rs 3. ~. tSup.) !;
unb erreidbt 3eip 9ort 1br aRoreens. Serbinoet
ficb in Serfep Gitp NIT benz Nor9en GrpreBsug fiir
T. Der Sem sSeriep. Giienbabn fir Baltimore unb
If @ofbin 3ton nfle gseIp 9srt NIT BEN geDrsen
grpreBsus fir Bottom uno bic &susGnsIanS
6.lO 8 d. q. g. sudt Grpres, tdsI. (sOnntass aus
senommeu); bait in 4ortase nm S.55 y. Dr.,
4;t5g; 81; 3ns uOa Santirt u errsi4t 9sD gOrs
ff.sO 9. ~ Cincinnati erpreB tdsIid taussenOmmen
| Sonntass); bdIt in Snsquebaitna 7.3O u. R.,
5s9d Snra @e. lie q tt,sassten 2.
5orrist burg, gbiaeeIpbia, Baltimore Bafbings
| ton uno fiolide Runfte, ;u @reat Seuo nit Der
9slo1uare, 9adapdnna unb @eitern Giienbabn
| < fur Scranton, Grenton uno 4bilaoepbia uuo
/ 9saipfer1 flf 8oftomaillrS glealeaeIaib stdbte.
a S pss IN sa S s GP Pt a
nbr 30 Din. 9tanm. erretdtt.
RSP 4afaatere mad Bpiion iirn Rcu England
erSen NIT iBrsm @epdd in SEN gOrt frsi berIisfert.
| BSe 8eranI9ungsretfeuoen bietet bic erie giiens
| balm Elm reisen6es INNER pe9feinbes ganaroma,
i inhem iie bard bic sf15nen GhdIer Der @henans,
/ Susauebanna, 6eldpapare1nb &amapo 6Iafe flbrt.
Die beft uentiIirten unS ururi6feften 5dlaf Boeeu
RH5- in. her % { It =sSa begIeIteu ale Radtsass
/ dli eieier G'feubabn.
W Oas @epaf miro nit Sur@>
rnarfen berfeben.
nab @aiiasefpteis Pets 10 nieStIs. ala aaf irsenS
| elmer annerli 2iifie. 49, lit
@ W1an berlanse 8iiiets fur Die
hGrie giTenbabn, Ii3I m
weI9eauf aaen Sanpts 3iact- gureaus i'm ssefeu ano
Sisweiten su baben itie:
gSnt. Sc. Sarr,
General gaTasirr. Astnt.
s.. RiSple,
Gsneral-Suprrinlensrnt.
s.8sss 50 isp3
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
@rie Giienbabll !!
4zSRs1 1880 - - $50
:SEslss In. Hsssss = a. sssESsTA
@rreer, brtiter Damn. = 9pppsltss @elrife
STEIN 1Drf, SDffpli
uitb Heueuslanb-@tGeten.

Siefe Gtfenbabu erftredt fidb po,
Durfirf mad Stem gIprf AGO Neilen,
Buffalo mad 9ieip gJorf 423 Wfeilen,
Galananea mad Stem gprf 4f5 Meilen,
unb 1T ppn -
~22-27 Weilen Der fiirsefte gBeg.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02

+ -. = i
5n Berlin erei9nete fi9 Dor FUR
ser Belt fOl9enbes fontif6ei Gtifden:
Gin sierntid forpuIei,ter Oie9tsqnp.
ipaIt in S. pleote tdgli6 MT ahberen
@oaesen aufamnten 81 baoen. Die
Sibe zines Der lebten Gage IoGle oft
farnmttide Suriiten binans, nm in BEN
Bellen bes 6liibdeps fib ab3ufablen.
Giner oerielben bate Die Sout mad
Dem Babe 81 Bfer6e gema6t unb,
iuaIreno er I'M BaIergtpar, mar bas
Yfer6 angebnnben. Ser bidee 0tedtss
anpnIt fiibIte bic auit III 1fitb, obfuobI
er bon Der Geitfunit iuenie begritTen
bate, ii6 aud eininaI oils Waseppa
~ feben berlieb oesbalb has @aiIer
un0 beftieg eas fonii 70 ftomrae glob.
Sb oas u,lgstoobnte 2oftanl oeg geis
ters, ODER Ser Man0eI ie6er s5iibrana
bas sbier reiste, fib cine ftarfere Be-
-fpegltng als gelu0bnlid 81 madsa,,nu
babin geftcnt bIeibefL oetilg, Go ging
| init feiher pri9ineaen eau oiirdj, i,nb
lief Der stabt 81 Bis auf ben Nlarfts
plat borseine 6 onbitorei, iupfein Gis
geatbiiner baafis su berfebfsn pfIegte.
Der befdalnte Mtiter batte iiafirIid
Enidts eiligeres Ill hun, als bsrab3u+.
! fprin0en nnb In Ser @onbitorei Bufadt
Dor Der ibn herfoI9enoen sSueeii6 81
| ia6en, Bis ernad &leioern 0dfGidte
! Notf NIT iolAen 3uviiffam.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02

& Sic g ali EN- bon sc IN
gorf. Ser Staat Neiu 9orf befst
felt 1888 seipiiIe sulsqueIcn, oeren
Bal1er fur eineu 6eltilnnlten 4rcis in
Die SalSiieoerei abgeliefert Miro. Son
1897 bis 1866 ipnrben aus ben Snon<
oaga SaIsqueEeu IT.. 1851, 072 8ufbel
Sal5 fabrietrt. Son bielent Brooutte
be3og Der Staat bis 1916 5 Gents per
Buibel, uno fur Die sarauf folgcnaen
20 Sabre 121 Gents per 8ulhel. Die
@innabnen AUS bielen auenen bon
1916 bis 1886 betruaen S2,055, 458,
un6 biefe Sumine Uur5e, 10 iueit fie'
reidte, snr grbauun9 Der Grie@ iln0
gbaaplain Sanale periDeuoet. 1916
tuurbe bic 9lbgabe auf ! Sent per 8ulbel
9erab9elest. Set iescr 3cit iuuroen
123,726,S16 8idbel Sui; fabricirt,
iueIde oem 9taate cine Ginnabme bon
81 ,237 .26S. er9aben. Son bieiem Be-
TRACE tuurben s816.0S5 fir Salaire,
Sficeausgaben,. Maihinerie &C. ber>
luen6et, 10 oab cine Nettos Gimlabnle
bon s421 $50 iibrie blieb. Das our6>
fdnittIi9e Probuft Der *Iebten Sebll
Sabre mar 6 1896, 1857 guibel iabr,iA.
Ser Staat fentt Die 8tunnen, pu,npt
bas Ba1er III 6as 9teieruoir unb leitet
baifelbe in bof3ernen 9f0bten mad ben
Giebereien, Die nur ourd fleinere 3ob>
rem nit oer 9auptIeituns in Serbinouna
! geiebt gu uerben braudeu. Sic Stunt
pen iuerOen burd Baiferfraft aet.ieben,
cine einSi9e Omnpfnalbine bon 16
Rferbefraft miro babel beripenbet. Die
9eituns oeS BafierS lit ungefdbr 40
Meileu lang. Ser @ertb Der Drummer,
Der Yunpen, bes 9teierpoirS uno Der
Maidinerie miro auf $4,000 eciddkt.
= Sic Yradtma9en Der
pSoutberu Mid gan an
Slortb ern SnOinna 8 j n"
Gs lit fdpierig 0nrd cine 8el9reibung
Dem 9eier einen 8eerif bon oielen
Baeen gu geben. @enn man in Den
Bagen eintritt, 70 fntnmt man in eine1
8orplas, wel6er Die 9anse 8reite
| befelben einnimmt. Son bier fibrt
Limits Elm Sang oil Ser Seite oes $50
gems ins Snnere oeheIben, bis fiini
ODER feds SUP bon Ser Witte. Nus
bieiem Sang tiibren redt5 sluei SbH>
rem in siuei fleine 8immer. Sn ieoem
berfelben f6nnen abt Yerionen bequem
iiken. Son Dem gnbe bes gangs, in
Der 0fitte beS SSagens, fibrt cine
Sblr in Elm 3tmmer, iueldes Die gauge
8reite beS 8aeens einnimmt uno Der
v8arlor" benannt lit. Sn bieiem
Ylab 1T Stauln fur sebn 8erlonen,
Sritt man am entse9en9eiebten GnOe
in ben 8a9en, 10 finbet man oieieIbe
| ginridtung. Sc erbelt bierau8, baf
| Die 9dn9e, tueI9e bon Sen beiOen en-
ben i'm Snnern bes 8agen mad BEN
Harlor fiibren, auf oen.ent9eeen9eless
ten Seiten bes gSasens finb uno ba :
Sur9 bie Balance Oe6elben boultanbil
ber9efteIIt lit. '--
Sn iebem Der fiinf '3in,mer beFnoet
iid elm Siid6en, .iueldcs, NIT g(ns $
nabnte bes Yarlors, an ber Settle bes
gSaaens itebt, aber in bie Wfitte ges
! iteut iuerbea fam, obne ben Gibraum
gu beeintrad)tigeu. Sim 8arlnr feb
Oas Sildden in Ser Wiitte. Sie Ba
gen finO ouf Oas 8radtuoafe nteblir
unb aus9ei6miift. glIes mas 81,
Sildler> uno Die YoIiterfunlt 81 lei
fen bernla9, lit in @ntuenOung ges
bradt. Sober gSagen foitet $26, 900
- Mebrere Ser Mormonen 9leI.
tcren baben fib 9e9en Die 4olDgaini,
erflart. sic conitatirten babel iebed
J. nidt, Oh fie basu burd Sdpade bei
Mlters ooer burd grunOidBe befpogci
| t1,,~Ao,, @s s SIS @sa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
Nai1DilIe nnb GnOrDille
Giienballl.

Die 8ilder Der EenneHees nnb Raeifls.Gis
ienbabn IieeeH iest In br Office pon SOL W. Aler
linton mfo Ylanter's giant Gde pom Union un6 Col
eoe Strofe pfFen Gic 9fe fol Ct e $50, bic erfis
erforoerlidbe GinsahIuH9 betgdgt VI pet attle.
Die Mnslegna5 bieief Sabn II poleneet, bic groiils
auiicbfen Sl&ne, 8ericte uiio MbfAdhaneen iIth IN
81 B MIeit'S Office ettltiiiebeu.
Die apidfiafeit bisfer Balm fir Nafbuiue nne oet
Gtdaf ais idlurpSmitte hes Mdertoiles ne Der
fleraliid,ell yleidtHlmer fann Mit aberiaastiue
hel, So bieiel bHrd eth 2anb ldufty webes nRpers
aleihIidj III 8e,ng auf ben Mnbdn uon @etretee ane
Il, ibertreiien auf eieiem Gontin Mt btnfthtli6 Der
0iebmei0ei III. el feiiiem sanbe Ell &ancestbetle
fSnssn fgimere Traibsn nnS Tgiids aer Art aeoeeE
rperben. aeine @abn In ben Ber. StaateM Tam eur1
Qanbey, 10 reid on Mine alieis wie Rohlei', giien,
stutfer 4iut rtIo 4stre,eAni, lauftn. Die ssdleer
cierll ,llierIhBpflie Daiien Der bsen 6ieten, aps
pefls Gfher, f1marse sRailnnb 4ifihen q. !. ln.s
ilebe al rei9Iibe asaierirdfte fir aHe mSglt1en
Hipede
nfebriaen Sdnhpreifei uno BET 6er uneriAppiitden
Il usbtbarteit NIB ben ercben Nalfsqueusn oseier
Sfoaf Biz etropdiide Einiuanf erana rotsng@ an A
stshen NIB ihre 0eintdtb iueEoeli.
gg,r appeliiret auf- 6nS Grnitlitlse an 5eeet Der
smferce an Der gBotfabrt beits Staates Mne bieier
1t bt nanlt, Mstien s Hebnten niie 70 elses Ftsts
nebmen nit allen 4rditsn sMunteritilseH.
iul25
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gle .3ase laufen brett nod 9cw grrf.
~ 460 Wfeilen obne gBagenl. edIeI.
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(Tsine ponf6nbiee biIbIi9e geidi6te Der 3eif
SEie bei;e, bilIisite un6 beIebrenofe 6antiLieR.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
0ifeitbabis.
Office nss General. 5upcrimfennenfeu)
y. Il. 6. ilHo u. u. 81. Is. @Iienbnhnen, (
RnfbnilIe -TcllIt, ben %. Gent. 1867, y

Office nss Generals Observation-Disclosures
y. II. 6. iiHo u. u. 81. Is. @lienbahnen,
Raibuiae, TeHn., ben %. sept. 1857
Bon unS mad sOnrtas BEN %. September 1867
Morsensus uerIast Rafhuiue nm 500 3. 3d.. tOmmt
an IN Ren!pais nm nbr Assnhs NIB in Sidman
abenSsua perIdFt -gsaibpiae nm 7a0 a.. Dr.,
tOmmt III 9Qemp5is an I'M. 10 n5r As gin. .. R. uno
in Sidnait I'm nhr Is aRin, R:
lie 3ige fdlieBen fi9 in 9anboIbt scnaa Der
aRobiIe un6 Ghio 8obn ON fir HUbiIes Nep OiIeans
Sn Sidmna i5Iieken tie fidl elmer GompfbootIinie
eriter aIae fir 9idsburg, gatdes Baton Rsuge,
Cairo, St. aouis iue ale 3pti6eRpldte am oberen
e ier aIaife min spifen Snanti u. Cairo iarfen
Der aenau NIT Der SliHOis Gentralz8abni mad st.
SSn,. s, Ssgs 81, as,ns
ten auIammeiltrijit. s}
eafasiersne perlast MenpBis nm 40 81. M,
Sidnari mn 1Br so 9iin 5iabmittdss nnS erreidbt
4aiiaaiersus petldBt memphis unt ii MIR 81. R..
6idnlan nm ubr 80 min. Aorsgus uns tpntmi in
| Raihuile an UNI ubr g.. 4R. 41s..-s
Siefe siiae i5Iiebef lid il, Ra5uiHe Der gtafbpiue
| nns s9attonooea gaba an fir gbattoHpesa, anots
s5iassgSId, ae gors atianss f aasafo: gaSan.
anS feraeran bic aOnispile ifnS RaiJpiae sabn far
soaisssass Saonnapolts, zinc umat' 'uS ale oitlts
Gleif as f4Iiesen idb sieFeIbsh Ser Rufepilie uuo
Decatur Bahfi en- fir SrnnfIiil, Columbia, YdIa5t
| Atbens, Ala. Mn6 Decatur, Mla.
Sies lit Die fiir5eite unb biiliSte 3oute
mad 0fempbiS.
30 GReilen fiirser aIs bic 9ccatur Giicnbabn,
46 gatileu fiirstr als bic 6. e 6. Sa5n
NSm. -. SHINES,
L ebef<Snsenisa, ,inb Sen. supertntensent
as2s ! Der y. y. y. %. eiferbaAn.
Il
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
sfotis FIJI. gsddrenssrfesSer
Office bes General guperintenSenten
VI. II. 6. unn ~. u. ~ %. Giienbabn.
RafbpiIIe Tsttft., Sepf "a, 1857,
@ensraI. Ssrad,tsC Office,

se.1. G. hnn ". " @s.Gilenbabns
go Mdibpsnel Eenn- q Sept. 1867. J
~ ON 1ts. ,. M. an spire &SbtsnbI In Gdf4
~ fern Ieeiab 3Etttsned ieSer NO DC sur erleHs
huna aneenontften. fH
Dies bat b ais notbpenbg heramsaeIeIEt, ireiI ana
aobleilRl bditfg itaft bei&dSet iDofeen Jins.
O.. @fr5cfr
IepsGm Sen. dsaAt. snt.
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Bon Buffalo. - Dit Stem gorf 3ett DOM Sepot ode
RON GT1ange lub Nbigan Str.
5.45 u. R. Stem gort Sags@GEpres lSonntass anss
genommer); bdlt in 9orneuspile 9.OS y. Dr.,
[Sriibfnd); Susqaebdnnu 2.17 g. 4R, (Yittaes
effen); burners 7.55 3. N., (Supperl, erreid1t
Stem gprf 1889 9. 81. anb perbin6et nd, in 9reut
Benb nit Der SeIawore, 2adnrpannu IL. Great
gsefern eiienbabn, inb IN Serieq gitp NIT benz
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ices. The Car has moderate in
come not liable to be affected by
changes in public opinion, while
theirs being only their salaries, is
more to them than the prosperity of
the people, or the glory and welfare
Of the republic. While he is a
statesman, understanding the Sc
cret springs Of the human heart,
they are corrupt, theiving. unprin-
cipled dcmagogues. The "despot'
of the Russian Empire by his liber-
ality and kindness to his subj ccts,
will pcrpctuatc his empire, while
the 'christian rulers Of a free pco-
pie" will by their villainy deliber-
atcly destroy the republic, and
upon the ruins erect government
more cruel than any of the despot-
isms Of the world. Then. like the
Gar they can afford to be liberal
for their positions will, like his, be
fortified by the sword, and not BY the
ballot.
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The Difference and WHY.

The despot who occupies the I'm
perial throne once occupied by
Peter the Great has shown sense
enough to pardon lis Polish sub
jccts, recently engaged in rebellion
against him, while, the Mongrel
Representatives of the "most civil
lied people and of "tbe greatest
and best government the sun ever
ehone upon" have neither sense or
virtue enough to do magnanimous
act. The Muscovito is, however a
little differently situated, and Of
course can better afford to be mag
unanimous than they. The Csar
don't care particularly for public
opinion. j. o. no don't need votes,
while the Mongrels do, and for want
Of better material are trying to
manufacture them out Of Chimpan-
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JULY.

The July number Of The OLD
GUARD is now ready. Mr.. SHINES
story has now reached the seven
teenth chapter, and the plot begins
to be developed. Mr.. Cookies
sketch this month is on the battle of
" Fredericksburg.'' The editor
has an article on 1" Suffrage and
the Condition of the South DR..
Van Eyrie discourses on Sixty
Years of Democracy" Who and
what are the Negroes. Cate
chism Of the Constitution of the
United States and various other
articles, make up readable num-
Der. THE OLD GUARD is sold by
all News Agents, at 25 cents per
copy. Mail subscribers, s. per
year. The publishers literally Of
fer to all those who subscribe for
1867, and take the back numbers
from January, a large steel plate
portrait Of Jackson or Lee, and the
price Of which is 1925. Now is the
time to subscribe. Address Van
Evrie, Horton & Co., No. 1862 Mas
san street. New York,
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human family
To get rid Of one of the twins
!. half a million lives were sacrificed,
and debt incurred that taxes the
people of the United States more
heavily than the worst tax-ridden
people in any part of the world.
Ere long any Of the luxu Of life
not easily obtained in New Eng
land will rank as twin of barbar-
ISM and our pious ancestors will
not rest easy, either in body or mind,
and perhaps not in their graves I'M
til all the country conforms to
their notions, in all matters of diet,
raiment, recreation, duty, piety, or
rest. AS conformity is to be the
rule will some of our New England
exchanges inform US which foot
Senator Wilson, and the other pious
people of that section, dress first.
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CHAxBERLAIx's IxxEDIAr1/RsLIHY- A
Tonic and PIN Killer, is thy most valuable
and cheapest n pily mediS lne in the world,
will certainly c0Se, sndH used in time will
prevent, the folio VIM diseases, al can BE-
proved by nearly on thousand letters from
persons who have ~ the medicine: Cao,
era INorIus, Asiafc CAolera, Cramps, Cole,
Coughs, Group, atari +, Congestion, Colds,
Cute, Dysentsry, oiar1 4ea, Diptheria, Fever,
Rheumot;.m, FsvI an/ Ag.e, Neuralgia, In
fammos;on, Spa."'(, $pra.ns, 7oothaehe, Ear.
ache, Aeodoehe, Bdkcche, in short, where,
ever pain or soreJesA exists, either internal
or external, th9fe apply the medicine, and
the patient win reoeive\jmmcdiate relief.
Nn the 4M! In 1sA9 Nod in 1854 thi.
medicine cured many thousands seized with
cholera, and its timely use as preventa.
tive saved millions Of lives.
1t is the eheapest! One thirty-svs cent
bottle Of thA medicine will cure more CON-
plants than \pe hundz,d dollars spent in
employing doc Rrs. fhe thirty-6ve cen.
bottle is as large fifty cent bottle Of sny
other medicine. n
h"~orranteE me bottle Of this medi.
cine CON be hadf f M agents, and the priv.
lege given the urct bser Of using one-half
the contents trj ii, and If it does not
prove sati'fact0V the money will be re-
funded. Y
No .family .Aot9ds< vitAout it!
Dealers may <ell you hey have something
else 40 good but do not be deceived--ask
for Chamberlain Relief and take no other.
Sold BY all the leading Wholesale and re-
tsil druggists everywhere.
SWAIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, "a s.
Water Street, Chicago, Sole ProPrietors.
SWANS HAS 6ALA Resto,ss Gsey Hail.
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PROBONO PUBLICO!

TEACHERS and SCHOOL OFF.
GERS take notice that the undersigned will
be at Cresco the last Saturday Of each
month!
IF you wish to purchase good Piano,
Organ, or Melodeon, leave your Stamps
with the undersigned!
If you desire to insure your property in
safe and reliable Company, call on the
undersigned.
If you prefer to carry grecnbacks, leave
those old notes with the undersigned for
collection.
Strangers who intend to buy farm or
residence lin Howard County, will save
time (perhaps money by consulting with
n32-S T. W. LEE.
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"The Twins

1t will be remembered by those
who read the Fremont platform Of
1856, that Slavery and Polygamy
were denounced as the Twin rel.
les Of barbarism.' Senator vii.
son has discovered that mormonism
is not as was supposed one Of the
Twins. In a recent speech be.
fore the anti-slavery society Of Bos-
ton. he said:
81 regard Slavery aud Whiskey as
twin brothers, the enemies Of tue
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A GREAT BARGAIN!

The subscriber will sell his farm very
cheap! 1t is situated in Winnesheik coun-
ty, on the Rail Road six miles from Cresco
ten miles from Counover. five miles from
New Oregon and fifteen miles from De.
corah. There are brooks running through
the farm and ten never failing springs and
timber sufficient on the premises for the
uses Of the farm. 1t is we'll calculated for
stock. and grain raising, having 400 acres
fenced, $50 Of which is under cultivation.
and 30 acres with spring on it is enclosed
with post and rail fence for a pasture.
There are two good wells, three log houses
and new frame house situated ON the
military road. The farm contain. $50
acres in all, lying in one tract, and will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers. 1t can be
divided into 80 acre lots and have living
water on each lot There is also a school
house in the immediate vicinity For par
ticulars inquire Of
n9tl3] JOHN WHOLEHAN.
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ViCerOy sheridan.


The Attorney General having pro-
mulsated to the world his exposition
of the Five Monarchy bill. in which
he denies the right of a man because
he wears epaulettcs to sword the
Governor Of a State out of office, and
proclaims his only daty to be to
assist the civil authorities in en-
forcing the law, instead of supplant
ing them, calls up the dispatch Of
that Monarch to General Grant.
Nsw OaLEAss. l =. NJ, April :, 1857.
Gas. Z. S. GRANT: transmit by ms! TO day a
communication from Gen. Griffin, in which he ask
for the removal Of Gov. Throckn ,rtou. Of Texas.
feel ike Griu on ths subject th,. he ous 81, to be
removed, and fear will be obliged 70 remove the
Governor OF Louisiana.
He Is IMpEDIS me a, much ., ne can.
will commence the re ;i.tra.ioa OF Louisiana u.
soon a. the supplemental bill reache. me oicially.
feel nyselffully equal to the n.~ task, aad hope
to &c, through with II ere itly - tn, military
Aecuu dtFiICaticu luI tuS tclr6EAh ds>
Ing for the beneit Of your Judgment. II 10 inten
si"n TO make bu. few removals.
P. II. IE2IDAN. N ,jor-Geaersl.
This seems to show that clash
ing Phil Sheridan" the vandal and
curse Of civilization, often disayrees
with the Attorney General upon
questions oflaw, and quite natural
ly, for while the one gets his opin-
ions from Coke on Littleton, Bla ok
stone, Wheaton. Kent, and in MAG
Ma CHARrA, the other obtains his
in the school of Cromwell, Napole-
on, Danton, Nero, Tamerlane,
| Ghenis Khan and Robert Kidd.
So far as Wells is concerned We
care nothing; there never was man,
not even hv1vsPo.l;c, +I.t .A~.a
richly deserved the axe he had help
ed to grind for others, than the un-
principled trickstcr and dcma-
gogue that helped reconstruct La.
upon the basis Of blood and vio-
lence. 4 celebrated cardinal in
the time Of Louis XI king Of France
persisted IN the iron cage his ingen-
uity had invented for gratifying his
vengeance upon his enemies. SO
with Wells, and the coincidence
may yet have other para llels in
American history.
But says ''dashing Phil,' Of
Wells; ''he Is impeding me;' (so
are johnson and Stanberry) yet it
is what Governors are for, to i'm
pcde generals who would trample
down laws, and constitutional forms
Of government
The way to cut the gordian knot
at once and get rid of all the impe-
diments in the way Of making this re-
public counterpart Of Dahomey is
for this mill burning, house plumber
ing and farm destroying wretch to
issue to those who ''impcdo" him
his threatened edict, in words and
style about as follows:
New ORLEANS July 4th 1867.
Special Order No. s,7s7. 5s4.271.
To ANDRRw JOIN son, President
by the grace Of an assassin, Henry
Stanberry United States Attor-
ney by appointm ent Of a TRAITOR
President. and all others coincid-
ing with them.
You being ''impcdiments'' in the
way of the proper enforcement of
the Reconstruction acts of Con-
gress, are hereby deposed and re-
moved from your several Offices. It
is not thong ht necessary to fill the
several Offices, the General com
handing this department feeling
himself competent to run the ma
chine.
u IT cvvvrv~
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p. II. SHERIDAN.
Mai. Gen. COMMANDING

The merit of this, over other meth
DDS Of reconstruction, is, it will
save the expense and excitement Of
the threatened July session Of Con.
gress, while accomplishing the
same result.