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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28

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feigen bic 6dHe, ais cine au9emeine He9eL $lO,O0O
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snne. in isSem ettseinen Sale uO9 BEN aleemeinen
Cine beslanbiste Nbf4rit bes perbeiesten Charters
Ober Observation-Disclosures begIeItst jeOe 9arlelinng
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Glinfon .. Sisf. SrDeiter 8ieeSgrdf emf, uns
poIitan 8erii9erungsgeieui6aft na9bem biefeIben
einSeln eingei4woren limb, binterlegem nno ia9en
Mn6 ieber Ginseine tast ilr ii9 e5bi eof Sas Cbse
Der BerbdItniiie beiagter Corporations III iiRo BOB e
bic oben bei4rtebenen Beamten OerfeIben finb.
(se5et6uet) Gfinton 3. Sist.
srretter giees Prdiicent.
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unterI6rieben nn6 por mir beI9poren, bieftm
20. Rage bes sJannar, A. d. 1851.
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Deffentt1er Qotaf, ref6irehS inter
Gtact 3iew Dcrt.
GarD u. Roe. agenten.
Office: siaatsbanf pon Eenneifee,
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Gfaat %enHeffee. ii91
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in 6eiem Gfaate Ia staibpiue 81 betretben. lzBsH
q. ~. 6atdbetf,
feb24 3mtw Comptroller, Eenm.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
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Ierer urib fberer mirfenoeS Dttel Die &fabemie be
aIebeetne peuset es III ben mIeten 6dIen an uno err
ieIt 6amit Die beien GrfoI9e. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28

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Don GI9ange hus Widbiean Str. 3, go l5
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Der R0iSii@en Centred eiienbabn fur Sarrisburs
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uno erreidbt Rep Dorf rttr Rorgens. Berbinoet
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Die ben pef;trten unb IuriIr6fefen 66Iaf sSoaen
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ani eieier Gifenbabn. -
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elmer ouoern 2inte.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
@rpoeffeen S So.
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Wiatto : Sorte
TabrifQnte1l.
$50. 499 Broabnag
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administering iber bic beiten Sabr.fate sonbons
Puris', SeutfdIanbs, Der stdbte New 9ort, &biIaz
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frans6ii9en Dampfer, ben peritdrtten 8aB, pole els
ierne Rabmen mnb ale moberuen gerbefIerunsen.
Sebes Snitrilrnent anf flint Sabre 9aarantilt mno
peroen inter Aufiibt hes Germ s. S. 8 # EN-
fabrtsirt, Der cine pruttii9e Gr abruns iber IS
abren bat unb Der iiber 600 9ianos ieIbft semat
bat llnfere gortbeiIe befdbsen uns, uniere abriz
tate pon 10000 Dollars biige, gu uertaufen ais r
geno cine anbere Sabrif. mo iu I21S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
Milfemffdnbe.
St,502,S73.9S
Nerbinblidfeiten

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
NeparntDr GapiHi.

um has Saar uuf einem aabIfOpfe IpieSer bersu,
ienen (ans Del9e: nriatbe es aud immer aus9efofeu
fem mag) rtno elm fvldes Babstbum i'm @efdjte bers
persnbringen, bat Saiielbr ieines Gleidben ntt IS
brtrgt einen Bart gum 9Sadfen in 5-S @ohen unb
9aore aui Rabf6pfen in 2-3 Donaten. einiae i1s
norante Rfui9er BADEN bebauptet, baB es N4fs
9ebt, mas 1aarz ober Sartpubs berporbrineen ODER
bef9leunigen tam. S6re Bebniptunsen finb falf6,
pie Eaufenoe pon Iebenben 3eusen aus eieener Grs
fdbrnna beftdtisen t6nnen. Aber 8ieIe werben ia,
gen rgDe t6nnen mir has &e9te ron ben Rad5ae=
ma6ten unteri6eiben9" Gas 1T ae piB f9mierig, bo
neun 8ebnthee Der perf9ieoenen fiir 6aar uno Bart
angeaegien Yrduardte ednsidb pertbIos ino unb She
pielei6t i1on grose SumRen in ibrem Anfdufe pers
i9wenbet babt. 9ieien iaaen mir !: .gerfudt ben
Separator Gapint; CT foftet Gnb nidbts, menn er
Gnren Grrpartun9en nidt poutommen entfprfbt.
g9enh Gaer Mpetbeter i'm nit porrdtbig bot, en6et
uns Ginen Dollar unb mir woleu ibn CUB auidtden,
gesen Nabnnbme, nebit Gmpfamgsf6ein fin has
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trog, fobdlo 5hr ri6t poufdnbige 8efrieniguna ers
baten babt. AbreiFrt
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dp5 IS ipp eoduu Spraeufe, n, -.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
gpctial Noti5en.

Sic entbiGt 9ebeimnifie, tpe!5e nod ME Elm
SterbIider erfthr. Sic giebt tnneres slid Senen
pieber, meIde in Soge traMriger Grei9nilie, Gata=
frnpben, Rreu3un9eu in Der 2iebe, Berluf pon Sers
rpafipten uHb Ereunben, Yerlnit Sch u T. her
3ersweifuNg ii9 iberIiefert batten. Sic brtngt
LANCE 9etrennte lpieber 5ufnmmen; stebt Nuffidrun
iber osweIenbe Sreunbe uno 2ieb1aber. fent perlos
mes ooer gefobIenes Gigenlbum wieber 5uriid; ers
sdbIt tos @ei66ft benz man am beften 9eet9net it,
natbsugeben un6 in peIdem man Iuahri9etnli9 ben
nietifen Grfolg 81 erIparten bdt perdnlaBt t9neue
9oselten unb t3eilt 9enan ben Sae Der Seiratb NIT
giebf ben 3amen, 4ortrit uno @barattersii9e Der
Serion an. Sic iieft ioaar bic gebanten nn6 ent
biut burdb ibre init dbernntirlidbe 8egobung bic
buufeIn uno Dfniterien Der 3utnnft. Bon ben Sters
men, peI6e mir ON Sirmo9eute fehen - ben libets
poHenben Sterneu, IpeIbe IN Der Saiammt niteuln9
per6errid1enb uue nberrpieaenb fino- pon benz Wis
bide no Der Stelung Der YIaneten unb Der Sriterne
am Simmel sur 3eit Der @eburt ct iie has Sns
funftsIops Der 0teni1eu ab. Ran perfehie ntdt,
bic arSBte MftrpIogn auf Der Grbe su befr1gen. es
totet bios cine 2eiuiafst nnb msdt' ME pieoer
cine 70 aiinfge @elegenbett baben. Betragun9s9e
bibren nebit SortraiI uno aher 9emlnt9ten Antfldz
rung 81. Yerionen, peIdbe in Der GntternnnQ mobs
men, f0nnen briefLid ie Wabame NIT 9lei9er Slider
belt unb 9ennctbuung fur ii9 befro9en, oils pernn=
lid. Cine pole mo ausfibrIidbe Sarte, ausgeihries
ben, NIT allen ragen beantuoret unS Yortratt beige
Ieat rurb per 9Ot mad @mpfang bes Obi9en asreiies
,ueei nSet Sas ftrifteite @e5eimniB pir6 beobatet
unb ale GorreIpobens suridgeIsnoet ober pernltet,
GmpfebInngen aus be erteu &lafien pero;n Oenen
geIiefert, meloe foItbe perlangen Dan threbe oets
lidb ben Gag hes 4fonotes ufb sSnbres, IN BEN man
geboren lit unb lege cine tleine 9aarlode bel.
Nbrefiire: @abame y. u. Nerri9u,
%. d. 9ramer 2O3,
pp6 IL fpp eodlw Buffalo, ". y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28

Bon unb mad benz %. MpriI 1867 ruerSen Bulge abs
9ebeH In Sertnoung nit allen TueftIi1en 2iniea Iuie
folet:
Bon Tuntirt uuS Salamanca pom Uni 0epot md
9eru Yoh 3eit: -"
7.30 v. R. GgpreB.gOt Don Gimfrf, tdgIitb (ausaes
nomnleu Sountogs), h6lt in Salamanca 10 % u.
We. uno matbt bic Serbmoun9 tn SomeHspile uuo
Corning NIT benz 500 ". ". GrpreBs 4spftsuq uul
Buffalo unb errei4t Stem gorf UNI z libr Rprs
gems.
2 IS y. g., Rep gorf tdsi&e erYres pom eaIamonea,
tdgli9 (Gus9euommeu Spnntags) bdIt IN Sors
nelsptle an UNI 5.25 r. Dr., (5lipper). unb ucr<
binbet fitb nit benz tdgIi6en 2.20 GrpreB BON
Buffalo unb tommt in Rep gorf an UNI 100
80. II. ~
Ais g. 3D. Rerp Yorf @adt erpreb, non 9untirf taaz
LID (Senntags ausaenommenl; bdIt au SoIds
manea 6-55 y. Or. in DIean Z. IS g. R. (Sup. I;
Surnel g 9.56 u. %. (5rabftiid) uno erreidt Ssew
Dorf IL 80 =. R., urn NIT ben 9ia9mittaas Haaen
tino Gampfern NOD BoitoR unb ben Ssenenglano=
Stdbte su pcrbinbeE. .u 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28

Sceen Nus5cbrutte. "a
Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (unter
Observation-Disclosures &alfiDrup.) y
9ieies meue SeiIntitteI mrft auseesei1uet bet Gus
berculpie mad 5bminoiudbt, Seren gefdbrli9ere
Spmptome es ofort beieitigt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

There are, as is usual in all such cases, con
hicting accounts as 10 the cause ct the late
trouble in Richmond. Al Investigation will
bling OUT the facts. 1t seems that the affair
began with a fight between Que III the fremen
and 8 cGi0red man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

TICKETS REQUIRED TO II Snow
Under this heading the Richmond Examiner
says: ;sOur readers are aware that it IS e1-
neeted that the trial of ES-President Davis
iii commence in this city on Monday, and
Judge Underwood announced on yesterday
Ghat. as there would probablgbe 8 great crowd in
attendance, no one would be admitted to the
court without tickets, which would be furnish,
ed by the Marshal to reporters, lawyers. Jurors
and such other persons as he mightd deem prop
or to admit. This move Will debar many OF
sur citizens from being present on the occa-
SION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

ANNIVERSARY WEEK IN WAsHlNoToN.-
The week will be opened on Sunday, May II,
by an appeal TO the several churches BY their
pastors in behalf Of The Bible Cause. On
Monday, May 10, there will be a grand process
sion of the Sabbath Schools. The Christian
Convention, which met during the month OF
March in the New York avenue Church,
and adjourned to met again i'll May, will re-
assemble Oil Monday evening, at u o'clock, At
the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, to consider questions to practical Chris
tan work. On Tuesday the Washington City
Bible Society will hold its thirty-ninth ami.
versaIy in the First Presbyterian Church;
Four-and-a-half street. at II T. NJ: On Wed
nesday the anniversary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held at the Cal
vary Baptist Church: corner Of Eighth and II
streets, at = P. NJ. On Thursday the various
temperance organizations will hold Il mass
meeting in front Of the City Hall. Tie anni-
versary Of the Protestant Orpan Asylum, on
Friday evening at y O'clock, in Wesley Chapel,
will close this interesting series Of meetings.
We trust that our Christina man will give
them encouragement snd support, that the
good work may go Oh and prosper among liz,
and our city will soon rank first among those
distinguished for charity and bene7oIence.-
National Mtelfgencer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

SATURDAY EVENING, MAY ii.

The proceedings Of the Southern Baptist
Church Convention at Memphis, Tenn, yes
terday, We're confined to receiving reports from
the various committees, and able arguments
showing the necessity for building up and
sustaining the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary, ut Greenville, S. G., were made by
DR.. Poindexter, Of Virginia, Dr.. Samson, Of
Washington, and others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

The National Intelligencer remarks that ut
is yet 10 be proved whether this is really a
great g~rain-growing country. In comparison
With Europe-our wheat product is small in
proportion to population-insuficient for the
increasing number Of consumers" This is q
grave business. The popular idea is, that the
United States could feed the world
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

There is us much complaint abouLthe foreign
news, 'by the cable" as there was formerly
about dispatches from the associated press. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

Many citizens still living among us-and the
children of many who have long since depart
Dr.. ROBE i. X HARRPEEK' NJ former RIM cit citizen
Of Marlboro, Nd and 4 brother of DR.. Jane:
Harper, who Still resides there. He died at hi
residence, Port Gibson, Miss, on the lst inst.
inthe 18th year of his age-having been engaged
almost to the last, in his professional duties, by
the proper exercise Of which he had signalizcd
a long life of usefulness and honor. He wa:
born in Alexandria, Virginia, in 1882; studied
medicine, and served MS a surgeon through the
war Of 1872. Afterwards removing to Prince
Georges county, Nd, he settled ia the neigh
s DUrno ,;mo OF o p5i:ca,a|Ayi where he res:d9d i1l
about 1875. He here acquired a large practice,
and pursued his profes. ion up to about 1898,
when he removed TO Mississippi, and settled ut
the place whore he died. At his new home he
rapidly, rose into a full and lucrative practice,
IN which he remained engaged through the re-
malnder Of his days-a remarkable physical
force and energy enabling him to fulfil its most
onerous requirementS.-lid. Prince Georgian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

The Treasury Department has now in opera
ton & paper mill, which. according 10 q recent
order, will in future supply the department
With official envelopes, thus saving the Gov-
eminent 10 the oeighborhood of SIC. 900 year
~. All the old worthless currency, bonds.
ST., are used for This purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

JOE Kelley, tried for the murder Of Jesse
Murphy, Of Baltimore, at a horse race, IN
Richmond, was yesterday tried and acquitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

The criterion Of orthodox loyalty is nov
to speak Of Mr.. Jefferson Davis, as JEFF
Davis No other mode Of expression is up
to The standard Formerly. the party shibbo.
leth was "secesh"! 1t was found, however,
that there was so much "secesh" among the
Southern l~oyalists,' that it was thought best,
tc substitute another.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

1t is said 10 be q rule in the Counties of
Oulpcpper, Madison and Green, to invite the
County Clerk to attend all marriages. Is this
so, Mr.. Culpepper Observer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

at the Moravian Seminary for young ladies',
At Bethlehem, Pa, on Wednesday night, two
Of the servant women we've su1oeated By
poisonous gas escaping into the ROOM where
they slept, from a defective hue, leading from
a coal stove. Several other women slespiog in
the same room came very near losing their
Twas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

The May term OF the Circuit Court for
Clarke county, Va, Judge Richard Parker
presiding. Commences it's session. Oh Monday
ne2t. There are seven criminal cases to be
tried, including one for murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

We had thought that the Richmond press
was very seusre on Judge Underwood and his
charge-but their comments do not exceed
those Of some Northern papers-such, for in-
stance, as the Boston Post, (Democratic) and
the N. 7. Herald, Radical.) There is indsed,
I'll over the country, a shout OF scorn snd
der;o;co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

The newspapers are now saying confidently
that Chief Justice Chase is not going to Rich
mond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11
The Paris Exhibition.

PARIS, Friday, April &c, 1S67.-lt cannot
be denied that French Universal Exhibitions
are doomed to be important as to the political
circumstances under which they take place.
Throughout the whole period of that OF 1892
the weight and horror of the Crlmean war
hung oyer}the enterprise and weighed upon
the public mind, to say nothing OF the further
disadvantage sustained by the entire absence
from it of such a brilliant contribution to It's
contents as Russia has proved herself on the
present occasion to be capable OF supplying
And now again. in 1867, it becomes only more
and more evident every day that the uncertain
ty and hazard of the political situation hangs
like a wet blanket upon all the promised ENJOY,
ment and advantages OF the occasion, ano
checks most seriously the commercial develop
ment which was expected to flow upon IT.
Mems minds and thoughts are elsewhere and
designs and enterprises and transactions which
would have been suggested by the interchange
Of actual observation and the flow OF mutual
ideas, are blighted by the apprehension that
the opportunity for carrying them out may be
frustrated by a general outburst OF hostl!ltles.
There is no doubt that this feeling is already
keeping away vast numbers of expected visitors
from the more distant part of this Continent,
and especially from the North of Europe. we
hear, too, that the first voyage OF the Grea'
| Eastern is almost a complete failure, and tina
she scarcely brings as many hundred passeu'
gers as she expected to bring thousands. Al
Exhibition, which is still very lar from being
complete, a month after opening day, anC
which may at any moment be thrown back
again into a state of chaos by halt the sections:
which compose it finding themselves at wa
with each other, certainly offers only an indit
ferent temptation for a voyage across the At
lantic to come to see it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-11

SHOOTING AFFRAY. On Tuesday occurred
in Bristol a shooting case 0! singular character,
and perhaps Of fatal results. Ii appears that
during the war a man named Patrick, who
served in the Union army, was taken prisoner
by u Confederate named Kelley, and confined
tor some months 10 the jail at WyttieviIle. On
Tuesday Patrick met on the streets Of Bristol a
man named Pat Ryan, who lives there. and
whom he thought 10 be the man Kelley who
ca ptured him. Immediately Oh confronting
Ryan, Patrick drew his pistol, aud told Ryan
that be must die, in accordance with Hi oath
he, Patrick, had made to kill the man who had
taken him prisoner. Ryan denied being the
party referred to, but Patrick would not be-
love him. Just as he fred his pistol square
at the breast Of Ryan, the latter knocked it
down, and the bali, instead Of passing through
his heart, passed through his stomach, infict-
ing u dangerous, and perhaps fatal wound
he was not dead, however, when the tram left
yesterday. Patrick was al once aprrchcnded.
-Lychburg Republican.
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Dispensing A MoB.-Speakiug OF the late
mob in Richmond and of the conduct of Gen
eral Schofield and the military, the Dispatch
has the following:
General Schofeid addressed the crowd thus:
"A great lnony of you don't know | am Gen
eraI Schofield, the commandment OF this depart
nent. Loud cheers. ! wish you would 90
10 your homes and remain there.
The crowd did not move. Calls We're made
for a speech, but the General replied: 81 did
not come to make a speech; | want you to
disperse Immediately.
The crowd still refusing to dispense, the
General ordered the presence OF the military.
Accordingly Company H" Twenty ninth
Regiment, Lieut.. E. ?. Colby commanding,
was sent for, and was soon on the ground
The Lieutenant proceeded at once to perform
his task aud we'll did he do it, for in a: short
time the street was almost as quiet as though
there had never been ii disturbance. Dolly one
difficulty was necessary ia restoring quiet
one Of the soldiers had to knock a colored man
through q window to keep him within bounds. :
FoaE1aN News. Dispatches by the cable
soy that Earl Derby stated in Parliament on
Thursday night, that he considered the preser-
7ation Of the peace of Europe 90 longer E
question Of doubt, The Peace Conference
have agreed upon a basis CT deliberations. 1t
proposes that the territory Of Luxembourg re-
main in possession of the King of Holland as
Grand Duke that the naturalization Ct the
Grand Duchy be guaranteed by all the Euro
pean Powers participating in the Conference,
and that the fortress of LaSemburg be razed
Hon. s. II. Walpole, the English Secretary Of
Home affairs, has resigned, and euthrons
Hardy appointed in his place. In the House
ofComuons on Thursday night a division took
niace on au amendment made BY the Govern
inent to the Reform bill, and the amendment
Tas adopted.
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