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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-28

JEWISH SYNAGOGUE It had long been a
matter of much surprise that the Jewish res
idents of our city did not take some steps
towards establishing a Synagogue here and
securing the services of some minister of
their faith to assume the spiritual direction
of the same. 1t seems that they have for
some time felt the necessity of a Synagogue
and spiritual teacher, and a movement long
in embryo has at last been perfected whereby
an organization has been established, a build
ing obtained for use as Synagogue and the
services of Rabbi engaged.
The organization to which we refer has the
following officers: f...r
President JAcoBI.
Vice President--G. RosENTHAL.
jSecretary-M. RYTTENBERG.
I'reasurer-I D. RYTTENBERG
Zrustees-H. MARCUS, A. WRoNsKI
The minister secured is Rev. E. NJ. Myers,
gentleman who is reported to possess rare
talents, improved and enriched by thorough
Classical and English education. He is a
native of London, and has been in this
country but short period. He arrived here
Saturday last from New York, accompanied
by his family. Since his arrival in this
country we have an evidence of the esteem
in which he is held and the respect shown
for his talents in the fact that he has been
OHered TOUR appointments one In eacn OF the
following cities: New York, Nashville, Rich
mond and Wilmington. This he has accep-
ted on account of the climate, and has now
cast his lot in our midst.
The Synagogue will be consecrated in a
few days, the building formerly used by the
Presbyterian congregation as a Session
House having been secured.
We learn that Rev. Mr.. Myers intends as
Stunning charge of a school here in addition
to his ministerial duties, in which the youth
of the city, without regard to religious creed,
will be received. If sufficient encourage
ment is offered, he proposes establishing
high school, where both sexes will receive
an education of a character to fit them for
any station in life. The best teachers will
be secured and the languages, as well as all
the English branches, taught. We wish the
enterprise success.
The location of this Synagogue here is
fact of no ordinary interest, being the first
religious institution of this character ever
established in North Carolina-W Wilmington
Journal ......-
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Drops off into q doze and dreams Of
Gubernatorial h0nors Rolls through the
streets ID q fine q yankee" carriage, and
hears people say, there goes GocernorP elf. 2
The Little Blower and Cod. Cuss drop in I'd
congratulate him-but suddenly he sees a
big copperhead in the attitude of striking
at him, and he wakes in thorough sweat.
Z" Ahp' he says, "Copperhead Democracy,
you're bitter pill but FIJI take anything
that will build me up"
Further reports hereafter.
BEHIND THE CURTAIN.
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Soldiers and Sailors Convention.

: - RICHMOND, Nept. 20.
The Convention of ex-officers, soldiers and
sailors met to-day. One hundred delegates
were present from all sections of the State.
Gen Fl. III. Wells, of Alexandria, President.
3. They adopted set of resolutions, pledg-
ing the Convention to the support to the
reconstruction acts, and of moderate meas
ures.
A motion to endorse the Radical platform
adopted by the State Convention of April,
was seconded by the only colored delegate
present, but was laid on the table.
A resolution, urging the repeal of the
usury law of the State, was adopted.
The Convention adjourned sine de-
Thaee ex -General officers were among the
delegates.
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Cable Summary.

A special commission will try the Man.
chester rioters. ;..~ t..-.. ~
A collision has occurred at Limerick, be-
tween the people and soldiers. Seven of
the former were bayonetted and one is dead
The soldiers are condemned.
t. The Roman Government is concentrating
troops. -H1 .'-, II. '5''
Italy is sending troops to the frontier
There have been many in Rome
Troops have left France for Rome.
A Florence dispatch says that Garibaldi
has been captured by the Italian forces,
when crossing the frontier, and is confined
in Allessandria, with his Italian compan-
ions as prisoners. There is intense excite
ment. Il. ..,.u ..' ,....
Bismarck has declared, in the North Ger
man Parliament, that if the German nation
wished to unite, there is no power strong
enough to prevent to union.
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Hon. B. BRowN.-We had the pleasure of
avisit from the Hon. Bedford Brown, of
Caswell, n. c., last Thursday He believes
our only safetyiis in reconstruction accord
ing;to the plan laid down by Congress He
regards it as dangerous to remain out Of the
Union.-D0nriNe Times.
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lconplish what We have wen nigh performed,
Etliefuin ofthe american nations Shall we re-
tire from the stage and try to repent? No!
Our proud hearts can not brook the idea,
| but fherepeated defeatsswes have suffered in
the prosecution of our designs teach us to
assume part. By so doing we may soften
t the odium which otherwise might attend us
to the grave, and may alleviate the load of
indignation with which posterity may at
tach to our memory.
z. That niger is niger, ought to be a
niger, can't be anything else, and shant be.
s. That we heartily support the policy of
Andrew j Johnson. - - -
9. We must acknowledge as a matter of
regret that the genius and spirit of Abra-
ham Lincoln second only to Washington,
united the nation, collected the strength of
the people and carried it forward to resis-
lance and victory. .-...s,frF-
TO- That to carry into effect the principles
embodied in the foregoing resolutions, we
heartily and cordially approve and endorse
the plan to call a Convention to be held
in the City of Raleigh by the friends of An
drew johnson and the Constitution.
+ If you will publish these proceedings, Mr..
Editor, you will give the Democracy much
back bone, which it needs; do so and much
oblige your friend, ,-s @. CIV. HI.
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Estrdct rom tls Raleigh Register, M, a.,
& s,.s...s zoe's PaDer. o0'a-

81 Eve reject the Standards idea of tbo :,
sligationsof partizan caucuses, State or ~
tional. That journal says: "We corn~'
serve the party and at the same time add y.
or take from its platform. And sce saw ~
hSoe no intention to " se''0e" party :
We repudiate the "plan Of organization y .. ..
insult to the intelligence of the people H.
is a cunning device to parcel out offices anon
the Ring men; and we predict it will brinss
nothing but ridicule to its authors"
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Victor Emmanuel's Cabinet Determines
Against the RevolutiOnists..Tbe A.
rest of Garlbaldi..HisW War Mpn;,;o
and Men Seized--The General a p,;a
Oner in a Fortress.
y.Ss. FLORENCE, Sept. a.
The Italian Cabinet, under the premio,
ship Of Batazzi, Is determined to prevent
the invasion of the Papal territory by tbo
Garibaldians or party of action" men, and
also to preserve from violation the articles
of the Convention OF September Is wifi
France, and the other treaties guaranteeina
or which may be held to guarantee, the m
tegrity of the Papal domain as at presen,
constituted. ...,t
General Garibaldi, in pursuance of b;0
plans against Rome was, on Monday last al
Sinigaglia, a fortified seaport of Central
Italy, lying sixteen miles west northwest of
Ancona, and situated on the Misa at ito
mouth in the Adriatic.
Here the General was summoned bv Italian
authority, and under and by virtue of the
Kings proclamation in the name of the law
to retrace his steps.
Garibaldi at once refused, and upon his
refusal he was Immediately arrested by the
officers of the Crown and conveyed, after a
short delay, to the fortress of Alcssandria, a
building in which he enjoyed the privilege
OF a conference with Louis Napoleon during
the progress of the Italian war in 1859.
The arms and war munitions intended
for the use of the Garibaldian troops were
seized on the frontier.
The Italian volunteers who formed the
Garibaldian ranks were also made prisoners
by the agents of the King of Italy.
Intense excitement prevail in the city,
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Republican State Committee.

The members of the Republican Executive
State Committee of North Carolina are requested
to meet in Raleigh, on Saturday, the 9Th OF
October, 1867. 1t is important that there should
be full attendance. ....-ay. 49, s./ g. "-.
w. w. HOLDEN, Chairman.
Republican press of the State please copy.
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RALEIGH. N. G. a5
Saturday, Sept. 28th, 1867.

w- Mr. C. W. HoRNER is authorized to make
business contracts for the Standard office.
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= GoLDsBoRo'. N. C.. a5th Sept. '67.


MEssRs. EDITORS Advertised by hand
bill' notice, I presented myself at our Court.
house to be an observer of the "Loyal Con-
sentative meeting. 1 made my ent1ee amid
profound silence, though there could not
have been less than FORTY gents and gentle
men present. The vast assemblage was pre-
sided over by DIR. Adam Davis, and as we'll
as could guess-Q am somewhat falling
into the yankee habit of late) the accom-
plished correspondent of the Newbern JOUR
FaaalOf Commerce was acting lis scribe.
On motion that a committee of three be
appointed to draft northumberland
ly five, and re-subsequently or subsequentlier
some other number, the vote was taken-the
committee retired and Jesse w. EdmunClson,
ESQ.,, was called upon to address the meet
ing He acquitted himself to the satisfac-
ton ofall including your humble servant, to
whom he made very spirited illusion. Mr..
E. may be, .. G. he has my permission to be,
some punkins one of these days-hereafter
$50 have 1 known those insects fair
(which curious Germans hold SO rare)
Still vary shapes and dyes;
Still gain new titles with new FORMS
Firstgrubs obscure, then wriggling worms,
f Then painted butterflies - III
The next speaker was Sydney Moses, son
of the self-styled intendant of Fort Macon
in its rebel days. This speaker being pos
sessed of more sense than eloquence, said he
was not accustomed to public speaking, and
sat down.
Whitaker of the Star, so-called, was the
next speaker, who, rambling for some time
among Red Strings and other Leagues"
arrived at last upon theme on which all
loyal @ Union Conservatives delight to di-
late, viz: on civilian W. Holden" Bless
my " stars pr as we Irish say G'issa ma
Crassa how greatly big the speaker shone
Now what was said of the U. L. there are so
many to help bear it that it makes the bur-
then light, but poor Holden! Well, there's
an old adge that /" a dogs anger never scat
tered house" and which might be consid-
cred quite apropOs.
The Committee having retired with
whereas went to say that as they.
the loyal Conservatives had failed to muster
&c, Be it resolved that we make another
attempt on the Tuesday Of Superior Court,
next week. And so the meeting adjourned.
I would here publicly express my sense of,
what shall call it? to Arnold Wright for
Withholding his eulogistic recognitions of
ME in view of the highly complimentary re-
ference made to my individuality by the first
speaker. These gentlemen will, by-and-by,
receive due consideration at the hand of their
wilfully and maliciously abused Int most
obliged servant, JOHN ROBINSON.
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Here's good Liquor !-DanuiNe Times
, That mag haoe been, but if Evans got 70 :,
the "places that knew it then will know :,
no more forever"
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Richmond Matters---Gen. Beau regard.

IICHMUND, OePI. "U'
Gen. Brown issued an order to-day di-
recting the officers of the Freedmen's Blu
reau of this District to turn over to the civil
authorities all the negro paupers, and none
Others, who have been residing here since
January list, 1851. a........
In the case of Keebler, soldier upon ha-
beas corpus before the State Court, on the
ground of being a minor, and not legally
held in the army, the military authorities re-
fused to obey the writ. .ls
Gen. Beauregard arrived here this evening.
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WHO TO CHOOSE, AND HOW TO ELECT DELE
10 GATES. f.. -.
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Health of Mr.. Stevens---Afairs in Nash.
Vile.

WASHINGTON, Sept 20.
1t is said that Thad. Stevens has the drop
sy of the chest.
Dispatches from Nashville, to the Presi-
dent and Gen. Grant. state that the city au-
thorities intend holding the city election
The state authorities are equally determined
to hold the election under the new franchise
law.
Gen. Thomas is ordered to Nashville, with
instructions to maintain order, but otherwise
not to interfere SO 'el.5
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. Rev. T. E. SKINNER We learn that DR..
SINNERS resignation was accepted by the
Baptist Church of this City on Thursday
evening last, since he has been called to the
First Baptist Church in Nashville, Tenn
DR.. s. has labored for twelve years in this
community as minister of the gospel, and
the Baptist Church, has grown rapidly under
his care. His friends part with him with
sincere regret.
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The Markets..

=, NEW YORK, Sept 20:
Cotton declined cent. Sales 1900 bales
%. -t ...' -.''''
Flour. estate $7,75@slO,5o Southern
$9,S0@$18,75.
~ Corn-Western Mixed $1,30@1 49,.
20 Gold 81, 4344. .sFsasz ?. sl.l.{ i.li
Virginia State Skies $46@$48.
~ s57,,.sFt.., .f=y, BALTIMORE, Sept. %.
Cotton very flat. Uplands 49,
Wheat heavy. Prime Red, $2,45@$S,6o.
=, Corn, White s., 26@$1,S0. yellow $1,SS'
,.a.i WILMINGTON, Sept. %.
Spirits Turpentine quiet at SIC. r."
Rosin steady at $3,25@$7,00
stssa = CHARLESTON, Sept 20.
Cotton more active, but easier. Sales d''
bales. Middling 214. Receipts l47 pa'eS'
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RECONSTRUCTION.

Constitutional Convention for the Re-
construction of the States.
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. The Races Of the Ten Fleet.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, 1857.
1.-THE ship Ariel, one ofthe Chinese ten fleet,
arrived to-day. She beat the Taeping, which
was the first ship out, having left Shanghae
nine days after the departure of the latter
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Since writing the above friend has place
ed the following in our hands, which he
picked up in the street. 1t is supposed to
have been accidentally dropped by one of
"Our Party" t- '
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The Grand Razly Of the Uaterri1fed at
Snaketoson," published to-day, is the first re-
Spouse to the Goldsborough so-called Con-
sentative meeting, The second response will
be made tonight. under the auspices of. the
" Pell- Woodland" organization. But :" Our
Party" with its thrilling motto of (" No
,aubbsns," is exceedingly active, and will be
apt to absorb all the better portion of the
:" Pell Woodland" party. ~. 4. fg,''F'@.'!t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-24

Die Union 9ralterei Der 6erren DpnaIc.
ION II. 5ereel Iiefert famplss 9team Bier.
8efeauneeh fSnnen fft, an 5errn Conrad
Sed absesebeu tperpen.
R Squ;re Gaifi6D bat icine 9f@
flee aus Deaoerif StraBe mad SO SO
gloro @berrD 6trdBe Siuif1en @eOar
uno Seaoerif Stre6e berte9t.
H Nuf Sen 9ib gtai6biae
Straben @iienbabnpa9en fn6 iebt
feline @onOnfteure mebr. Sic 3utfder
colIectiren Die 8ahaeier. 9eloer. Sas
erpirft cine beoeutenbe Grlparni6 fur
bic 9eieIlidaft.
re- Ser Gecorber nabm oelfern
$460. fir StrafgelOer elm.
II s. q. Mcglnre, 80. 80 Union @trase,
1T Meent Der treltberiibmiten> pianps aus Der
Jabrif Der 6errrn Steiutpas Ii. Spns (gln-
3eige an anberer STEELE IN hielem Blatte) fir
IenneIee nno HCrb MIabnma. Gr perfduft
ctelelben in ieinem NuTtlanen gu Gatrif-
prsiIen. n1s24 3W
~ Sine Sisuig Der gretntibe bes
Observation-Disclosures miro in ben,
| Saule bcs Capt. Stofea go. SO South
@bertg ll.ll 8 llbr Oielen @loreen itatt>
finben.
E gBir erfabrrn ;u nnlerer Sreu,
De, baB @err Gbritian Staub, einel
Ser beiben 8riioer, bie Dor ;mei 500 /,
naten bon Dem 40 SUB boben 8auge'
rift gfe SaGion un6 3arfet aur @rot
(iel beinabe gang tuieber bergeitellt lit
unb am lesten Sonntag ibon ben @ots
tesoienit in Der Metbobiiten Stride bel.
tuobnte. Scin 8ruoer SeIir itarb be.
funntIid balb mad Gem llnfal.
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Gperial NDtiStn.

Dir lbSnen YianO 6urte5 BON @rODelfeen
II. 60. tperbsn BON allen 9uten aennern ais
oaS Bette III Der 9lrt 9ebalten. gEir pilen
nitt5 3u ermGbnem, mas elm muiifaIil9rs Sns
ltrument Spllfommener MAIDEN fGnntr, pb9Iei6
mir suaebcn miilIen, pdB bas SS9lte Der Ber<
SGllfummnung uiemalS erreidt werben fann.
8eDOr iie ibre pianSS gu ibrer sesenpdrti<
gea Bptienbuns bra9teil, unter6reitetsu lie eie-
lelben benz Gersleid nit Snitrun,entsn Der
bslteu 5abrifen Gurppa's uno 9merita's unb
lie erbielten bic 8ereinf- Msbaille iiher ale
eneeren 5abrifate in Der beriibmten 9Beltaus=
ltelluns. lin Dem 6abrifat 0ers6ti9ffit pi=
cerfabren ~ IalIsn, niiilien mir erpabnen, baB
bieIeS l1rtbeil bur9 bic mulifaliide SSelt ui6t
bel 9eite eeleyt poreen 1T.
Ni1ti be ,tpWeniger baben bic 5erren fnrSlidb
nod 8erbellerun9en an ibren 9iancS an9e-
6raht unb lie BADEN 70 baS Dparabcrcn" ere
pprben, ysluSsesei9netrS" NOD ,,ausssfid-
meter" gu MAIDEN. Glider iino lie bemna9 gu
benz Wuttr, ,Grceliicr" 6rrrbtief. 7ptl
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Ilmf=8eri6t.
4 n get o m m E

" w ~ u
Sen. SiQel, bonn obern Cumberland.
b9e9angen
6annD SranOies, BEN Slr,B binauf.
Salisman, ua9 Cairo.
@rmartet
9lmerican, bon 9ittsburg.
0ln Der 9epee mar oeitern elm sien>
lid Ie6bafter Serfebr. Ser v@en. Si>
gel" bate cine lebr be6eutenoe Guam :
titat Sorn 9e0radt.
Ser SALESMAN IuO cine groBe Menee
Sitter elm, um fie mad Cairo gu befor@
bern. Ser SluB lit chen iebt i'll Der
i60nifen ibiffbaren SrOnnn9 unb es
ludle gu ipiinf6en, Dap Der aIte Gum
berlano INNER in bieler @erfaifnna
bliebe unO iid in 3ufunft Oes y8ubiel"
chen 10 mObI, iuie oes 03u ueni9" ent :
balten ipollte.
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I'm Dns 4ynbIffutrt.

anbeira1ts Der 3ettDerbdItnifit 1T es oils n5tbis
betradbtet worben, ben Abomneinentspteis fir bic
faats,eitlIug berabsnfeben. 6ierna totet
Gas tdglide Blatt $500 per Sabr
800 QuartaI
1.25 Wiomat
DaS gpohenbIatt 800 !, Sabr
MobLperitaaeen, bat bic greisegmdbenng nur fiir
gofdMsbesnbIupa ettrft 4bcnnentet, BE NIT ibre
Beitfsaen i'm adit1nbe bIetben, ober fOlde ruSs
ebeHtIi1 besnbEer, mffien mad Iuie Dor 800 PER
auartaI pber IS GEMS per ISOLDE entridten. 9iets
einri1tnng TT nDtbfe nm MIR f5Hien beI BEN
etten bileeu yreife feineH CREDIT geben mnb f6nne
aud ba feline gretsermdbigHpg eintreten aiien, no
90 erforDerIid IL, nit grrbeH 1nfoiten D1eitIih et-
men Collector nmbeESni9tdeH.
Das ,@ohenbIatt" mad Deutf6s
lano an irgeno cine glOrelle gelanot
toltet einl6litblid bes Yortos $3.50
per Sabr ODER 90. 2S per Salbiabr.
glad) Der SdliDei; inclufbe YortO
81 90 per Sabr oOer $500 pei
SaIbiabr.
g8er feinen 4eriunnolen IN Der fers
men @eimatb Elm blbfdss, biIIiges Ges
ld1ent MAIDEN lDia, Der beiteIIe fir bies
felben uiifer nit rei1baIti0em 9eieftofl
ausoeitdttetes @oAenblatt.
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u.G. 10. u. /. 10.

gu fsbr bsrabeefekten Sra6tpreffen
~ ettaIien uub bic 0rnieerignnp Der Siaats
iteiern eieft ibnen eiegenbeit, feiHen aIttn G6ns
nern Mn6 benz 9ublifnm INT AAgeineineu bic ar66fe
@iannidFdltletest In ben iieto pom bnen porTdtbip
iHO irei non eeblbren mad traenb etuenl
I9eile ber Stabt fret ~ beslieIern. wan prede nor
NIB sebs Aaitrdee, no eteieibem tar kniriesenbet
mi2s3R -. M. 1etten u. BRO.
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sir g0spinSfabtiae

Der Mnseisenee 1T in wenisen gSoGen eur9 EN-
einfa9es 9eilmtttel, iidoem er Sabrrlong nit eiHe1n
beitigen 2ungenibel uo nit Der fi;rteriISben Hrufs
belt, Der 5dbiDtnSindt hebatet gebelt pcroen
NIB piinfbt iebnlibit leinen GitReH9ei eao 9eii=
mittel mitsitbeilen.
Wien Die tp!Iniben, riro er cine eopte hes 5te=
leptes penfreil nilI Erection fir Die Beie td
uiio oen eehrouo suieHoen pees tie noelt pe. At
ais ellie liebere 9eiIung fur 5trpInoiu9t, @n1aa
BrnhG;tl3 Der etnsige S,ped oe5 Musetgenoeh IT
ben Sttoeiloen rpobi su tbun bolt, Das ieoer
Rrdnfe ieiu DiitleI perfben pire, 70 es eehieiben
nj dts foitet Nib iiSb al5 Segen erDeiien Ipilo.
Yerioiien, bic oas 9iecept win9en, mpuei itea 9e=
aligit wenoen all
Rep Gemarb u SSilfon,
iOtt1 sm5 s8iliamabura. ainas Co., ". y.
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IerIdi,at.

eif, gartrstr fir esne in sutem Sang beF,iSIide
apottefe in giafbpiue Seriebe utHs Elm erfahrsner
Mpotbeter nno Elm iHuerldihser Rann iein. Rd5eres
in Der . fee Der
mt92 t2S &taat6 3eitisn9.
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MecDrbcrs sGp,,rt.


Geitern mar biele Court SienIi1
tart beludt uno es fdien, mad ben
bpben GtraIiasen gu urtbeiler, ais oh
bieler Sablreihe s6efdd Or. Gbren
ni0t in rOienfarbcne 2aune beriegt
bate.
{, Sine GpaSierfdbrt in 8eglfituns-
zines gefauenen GngelS foifete S54.
@e9en Milittlider AnfIilbrun9 ipur>
Sc Elm anOerer iun9er Wfann ebtnfaIls
su S54 nerurtbeilt, iuel9e berlelbe i'm
9rbeitsbaus absubiiBeh bat
Sin iunges MfaO1en mar bes olei<
den 8er9ebenS an9etla9t, bod eelan9
es ibr, ale 8'ueifel an ibrer SuaenD
iiegrei9 surl.,i lueiien, ipnbur@ lie.
| 1i@ freien gt65.J aus Den poliSeiliden,
9allen erlanpfIe.
Be9en Srunfenbeit uno unor6ent@
li9er 9lnffiibrung muroen 2 Snoibiz
buen UNI lie $54 uilo elm brittes UNI
8 erludt, ipel9e aber biele 9eloer bur9
mineralogii9e 9lrbeiten absuberoienen
geoenfen. Sin bierter Sanoer bieIer
@lalIe bate Oas n0tbi9e Sab, ipelAes
ibm bic geluiinl6te SSreibeit uieber
Der daffte.
@sleswibrissu 8etrasens fanOen
1ibrer 8 aneeflagt, bon oenen orei lie
| $54 bii1terle9en iolten, aber in Grs
! manaelung Der notbi9en Sonbs ben
Ianren Sang mad DGberettS 9fube"
antreten mubten. Sin Sierter sablte
| sic perlan9ten $54, Elm Sumter $29
uno SO 6. purOe frei9eiproden.
@eeen 8etrei6ung bon 9anoels9es
| Idaftenebne Die n0tbi9e Sieens ipal
Elm Mann aneefla9t, Der ieood frej
| geipro6en uurOe.
SUR Biberiebli1feit eegen einen
8olisiiten Iollte elm Nfann $3.50 sabs
! len; muBte aber iuegcn 9lbneienbei
Der @reenbafS mad Dem Mrbeitsbaul'
ipanbern,
SIS nerSen iebt bier in 9tal6bia'
fir lei9te @oli3eis Sergeben, Die an'
Oersmo faum itreng.r ais Our9 eihel
@eriueis geabn6et merben, auBeror.
oentli6 ldtpere Strafen auferlegt
S6 bierbur9 un6 Die OaourG berbeI.
9efIbrte 9fotbipenbigfeit, ielbit fiji
gans Respectable, oronuugSliebenS
9cute, bieie Giraffe i'm 9lrbeitsbaui
ab5u6aben, mas ieOenfaIls bas @brse.
filbl baufig auf Oas Sitterite franft
Dem eigentliden gnb5we9e aler Sulti5
nemli1 bic Miorallfat gu f6rbern
tuirflid 9eoient miro, lnOdte man far
gu besueifcIn llriade baben.
~ @eubelteluneen auf Die Sen.
neilee Staat 3eitun9" fOnnen bel oel
Serren
u. 8ornlt E n, 9torb<@ oIe9eitr
@rnit Yobl, 8ermantnwn
g. SUIT b, SranfIm @rfe
abgegebeu iDeroen.
R 0ie Soften fir y8ot Ohic
money ORDERS" nud ieoem ipeeieu De-
itantlten 8oitau Der 8ereiniaten Stal'
ten tetra9en 10 @ents fur Srbers boz
1 bis 20 Dollars, uno % Gents FIJI
SrOers bon 20 bis so &oaars.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-24
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Gin bnr1ans sebilbst.r uie anftdNbiger uatperbei-
ratbeter 81 nll Der asfonJen nj la ener ieiitcn ame-
rtfanifben 5aniie Ste STEELE stH Grsebefs uno Su-
gIeid Sebre in Der beutichen Sprabe 81 itferneb
men. 96bere. in Der Office Der
m322 iB EtddtS 3etttn9.