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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-26
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9lnitrcngung selans es nod furser Belt,
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iie Die gteupermdblfe obnmaAiia aufi Sen
Dielen liegen. sic tpnro nnf elm sfpis
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boien. 0frs. Sa1lor fart uater Dem,
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oete fd langere Belt ipie cine, Ser.
;tueifelte. &dulii batten oie 0ernurfts
grunhe oes altrn 6ir,nbetsiaen Srau.
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Yoitbote eiuea Brief braate. SKIS
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baIte, tpeide ben 3uffan6 tbres BHea. !
1ltngs berfGIimner,t f6nntetI, ,. aber lie
bate tein 8edtj ben grief eemoltfain
an I'D gu nebmen, ano Wrs. SahIor
9riff aud 10 baftig Sanpd, baB man fie
rubig geipahren laifen ntlBte. Oas
@ouoert, nm fueldeiit Sanna hires Sat :
ten 9anofdriftSertannfe, entbieIt 3tuei
S9reiben. 8oun bate iid Die. Gns.
pfangerin LineingsIeisb 10 fant iiel
NIT Iant:m aufi4rei gum sipeitsn 0dIe
in Sbnniadt. ''a ''5s'a.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-26
selcgrapD. Na0ridten,
aatel=Sepefbeu.
Ste SaIaburger 6 Gonferen3,
Mus SSafbtn8tpm.
Seneral Geo. s. Sbomas sebt ntdt mad
. -.s Stem Orleans.
Snbianer=9ries.
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Snbianer=3 3riea.
81 efisnattOn bes @abinets
Son on, "a. Mua.

. 9onbon, "a. 9lu9.
0ie Gonferena Ser beioen &aifer in
Sal5burs fabrt fort Die 0fentIi4e Nuf<
1nerfiamfeit gu befbaftigen. @iner
gtabridt 3ufolge ipdre oie 8ilouna Ell
mes fibbeutfben gunbes unter Seifreid
on Der entldieOene @eigerung 8aierns,
fd oaran gu betbeili9en, gcfdeitert.
Mnberen Beri@teii mad mare beltimmt
iuoroen, oaB Die beutIden SI6itaaten
nur fo. lange int SolInerein bIeiben
luiiroen, aIS YreuBen sen 8eifimmun
gen Oes Yrager Srieoens treu bleibe.
NuS Spanien miro genelbet, baB
aue Yrobinsen tpegen elmer onticipirs
ten Gepolution in Belagerungssu[tanD
heriebt noroen iinb.
ct. 8 eterSburg "a. Mua.
Ser Safer 1T in Der Srim sefabr<
lid erfranft.
NomiraI Sarragut ipuroe in Der
sSeitung &ronitabt bon bem grobfiiriteu
Con ifantiti ane Der geiammten 9l6mi !
ralitat auf bas SeifIi9fte empfanqen.
Ste freunoihaftliditen 9efiible tpuroen
bon beioen Seiten manifeltirt.
Baris, "a. Iug.
Ser &aiier lit nod ieiner 8ldfebr
bon Sal5burg in bas 8ab 8iarrib ab<
9ereilt.
Sn gesus auf sic 95lesDiq> Sra ae
iDuroe in Sal3burs befalo1en, bab
Sailer Srana Soiepb ais @ermittler
auftreten unb baB Sdnemarf feline
Soroerunger1 6erabf9raubeu ioae.
Sinfi9tlid Werifo's iuurbe Der ge<
f9Iab sefaBt, bic &uslieferung bes
2eidnams Mnrimilian's i'm Sfamen
Srantreids unb Seitrei6s su berlans
gen nnO auf alle Sale Die 8areer beiz
Der 8eide gu bei6dBen.
B abingdon, "a. 9Iug.
Ser Braiioent bat beute Die Srbre,
tpelde BEN 9eneral Sbomas oas Goms
manoo oes 5. Militaroiftrifts ibers
tragt, aufseboben. Ser i6limme 9e>
fnnobeitS5uitano 6es Generals lit bic
1irfa9e.
Serr SabIor, Gommifiioner fir 6ie
Snbianer Slneelesenbeiten, ilt bier,
miro aber baIb tpieoer Ha9 oem @elten
5urii6febren. Der gegenmdrtig geraBte
Ylan lit, bic friebIi6en Stamme bon
ben feinoliden 5u fonbern un6 ibnen
aae mogltfe unteritiibung su gendb<
rem. Sie GommiiIdre boffen oaS Bette
bon biefer Wabregel, cod foG General
Gberman oteie Soffnung ni4t tbeilen,
oopobl er 0aeS 3ur grfulung berfelz
ben beitragen ipiro.
Ser Betrag on inneren Gteuern be-
lanft ii6 fir Die berfo6ene Bo1e auf
SO, ,879, ,739.
8riefe bon prominenten Gonaress
Dsit9ltepern iasen, bab mad oen iiina<
ften SauoIungen 6es YraToenten bas
Snipead dnent beGelben feinem 8tpeifeI
mebr unterlieee. @ebrere bieier Sriefe
rubren bon fol6en ber, Die fib in Der
letten Belt iebr conierbatib berbieIten
uno Der Wabregel opponirten.
Der itelbertreten6e General@ 2niualt
Bin6leg tbeilt i'm &uftrag bes Yrdfi@
oenten ben OepartementS sgbefs nit.
bab burdans feline alusiagen ODER Vel
titionen 0eS Sunbam, ODER Sanforb
Tin Se3ug anf ben YrdIioentenmoro) J
i'm Nr1ib oes General 2lntuaIts porl
banben finb. Sic Separtement 6 hefs
iuer6en angetpiefen, i'm 6aa fie fold,e
in Qr&iben babe, otefelben oeu Strait
oenten bor3nlegen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-26

u 1000 SAB eTtra Sanilien Webl
200 Sas ertra iuperTne Reb,
so SbSs dep Orleans Sudcr,
"a Sbbs Oemerara 3uder,
50 5aB gepadter un6 puIperiirter Suder
200 Sud 4rima Ric aaffee,
25 Sad 2aguira aafFee,
Is Job frii9en Reis, --..
so Sab Stem Orleans GRoIafies,I
200 aiften a5rorter u. Gamble Seize,
$50 aiften ueri4ieOene SOrtsn
100 3iften StearinIi5te,
400 &iIten EalgIitte, ba=t eepre6t,
80 Riften Tetner R1u9tnbat, ---
30 @roB S5ine Gut Enbat.
Is sab Rau9tabaf,
Is SOB ensIif9er Sooa,
Is Sab Gmcritanif5er Goen,
40 Riften unb pfnnb=aannen Auitern
so Riiten gfeffer,
so 2iiten 8emiirse,
50 aiften Snbiso,
so atften gema5Ienen Semi,
Is Spb Raion's gi6fe,
~ 60 ssiften pint, Quart u. 1<gououen SIai9e
20 Riften garrett G6nupftabat,
20 GrDb Gurtee's 8Iou,
20 gaB Bourbon Bbisfeu,
25 6Gb Robertion County BbisFep,
100 f5as Ssote Rafb qrcof AbisEep,
100 5ab Singer Cordial,
is s5ab Snsper gSein.
IS Sab Sibe 9seine,
so 6as BeineiFis,
rs 5as Gitronen Sprup,
so atiten etdrte,
so Susenb Gimer,
so SusenS geien,
1000 Sod MebI,
so aiiten oiTortirter ganbp,
1ranS1, 4um, Gin, sesiHe perf6isSener Mrt be
gSeaFlep S Warbromab,
Sfr. 8 Sforb College Strase,
mill SU eeafbpiGe Eennefee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-26
MafbDiIle, 2enne1fee Mfontag, ben 26 Q(ugllt 1861
8itfshurn "a 0Ilic.

| sits b urg 9, "a. gluc.
Die beioen, Oes Woroes bon SprouI
angeflagten girb unb gSbittafer mug
ten ipe9en nan9elnben 8eipeiies frei>
gegeben iperoen. Nod) ift feine 9lufs
tlaruns Iber biefe Wforbthat erfoIgt.
ct. 9ouis, "a. @ug.
Nns S,naba miro eemel6et, oab
Sen. Groof stpei Sn6ianer Qoaer in
ben SuebIa< Bergen auqeeriffen unb
so oerielben set06tet bat. goIlte Ser
Snoianer &rie9 iibriecns augemein
ineroen, 10 bat Sen. 9lugur erfldrt,
oaB er iotpobl, ais Sen. Saneod ieoer
10000 Mann Sruppen beburfen miir>
Den.
Slus Sort Sabs ipirb beridtet, Dab
Capt. Dimes elm @efe6t nit 800 Sn<
oianern in beren 2 Nfeilen lanaen
Oorfe 9ebabt bat, 9ieielben fodten
auBerit 6artndfig, ipurben aber ners
trieben. Capt. 9lmes perIor 3 .Soote
uno 25 Sermunbete. g
9aIbe It IN, "a. QIua.
Sas geGbe Sieber lit i'm N6nebmeu.
Seitern muroen 19 SoOte begraben.
Sabana, bia safe @tth,
S5loriba, "a. @ug.
Oie @terbli6feit am aelbeu Sie6er
1T nod INNER febr erob.
Na1rtdten aus Spanien meloen,
oaB Sen. Seriunoi abermals gum ges
neral Captain bon Cuba eruauut
poroen 1T. Sen. Man3ano, seitberi.
ger 9ouberneur, tpurbe bes Sienites
entlai1en, Sen. Seriunoi miro i'm
December bier eintrefen.
See 10 Sort, 24. Iug.
Gin 9ln9riT Der geb0Iferuna lpurbe
auf Yoli5eibeamte in Wfott @tra6e
aemaAt, als biefe einen betrunfenen
Wfann berbaften iuouten. 3lpei Der
Seamten uurben nie6eraeidlaaen.-
Mebrere Der angreifer iinb perbaftet
10 uoroen.
5eute gin9en7 Dampfer mad @uro>
pa unb nabmen $45O, 900 in Golo init |
binaus. Inter ben @ai1aaiereu be-
Tltoet iid 8aroa De EaaO, seitber
5aerrsidiiber Sei6aftstraser in
Ofertfo.
@uguita, Ga. "a. Quauif.
Die Scrausge6er Der conlerbattoen
BIdtter beriammelten f9 geltern in
Racon unb berfaBten cine BittIdrift
IN Sen. Scope, tuorin fie ibn um 9luf>
)ebnng Der Sr6re $50 49 erluhen.
Oiefe Srbre perbot Die unterltlbunq
older 8ldtter burd ftaatli6e uno
t0otifde 8eb0rben, ipelde Der 8econs
truetionspolitif beS Gonsrefes oppo<
Iiren.)
81 sepSrlans, "a. 9lug.
Nuf 8efebl bes Sen. Sberiban fin6
ieienisen ftdotif6en 8eamten, auf
eren 9lbiesung baS Common Council
bat, aus ibren @tenen ents
ernt iporben. s..
8oub. Slanbers bat ben Sarbiaen
e. 9an9e gum Mitglieo 6es Boaro's
IT @ontroae Der 8enitentiarD an Die
5teIe oes Beiben s. 6. Dorclus err
amt.
Philadelphia a, "a. Gus.
Die Mfannidaft oes @6ifes 2isaie
Jforris, mad Mntperpen beitimrrt,
rad in Meuterei aus, ais 6as 9hiff
tina 2 Weilen unterbaIb Der Sta6t
'ar. Cine 8oIi3eis Sorce parb ab<
efan6t, nelde IA Wfann arretirte.
Der Steuermann mar erito6en fperben.
Sortreb Monroe, "a. aug.
Sefretar SetuarO, Sol. @ewaro unb
er fran5Ofif9e uno fpaniide @e>
! tote fanien beute i'm Oampfer
9femaba" bier on. sic beluAten BEN
Siooer Stonelpaa unb febrten oann
a9 BaibingtOn suriif.
NafbbiIle, 26. Nug.
'soeben 1T Bier etne Oepel6e einge<
lufen, pelde melOet, oaB bas ees
'mnlte cabinet refsnirt baben fou.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-26
2 SafiotS2ose $50 Ill
utter oeutidIer Sr0en Der Saruooti

gtteIeoarsabI: Is.
d. Dber<Baret: T. Rorid5s
-. =, Hnter Sobn Sitter.
/ = I. Seeretdr e5eore sid
=: 9auI Soffmann.
Der S[6en uerinmmeIt ftd ie6en Spnneraoo Mbs,
sto. % nniouftraSe q " =. "''
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Nartnerfbip 2lnf6futta

Die an i9en Sc @otneu. BtIIiamfon ,eits
per bet6nhene Ynrtueribip, ruurbe Heute sfoae oes
gentstngen Heberetntommens, aufgeI5ff, tnbem nd,
" $ aDtuidmion ans benz Gef6dfte surid,icbt. 9IIle
ant pc seitbetes 6trma be;tsten @eiddfte ruerbeu
Slt1 ". .: seMoine absef9iohen, ruei9er bas ges
M. .. eeGOeOfme.
.. 9. ESiniamfon.
Den 20. aueuft 1S67-2f1@
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-26

c@6 erSreife ciefe @eIesenbetf, nm mefn
~SSeenuern Sariiber anssaipre9en, 6ab 0ef6dftss
orud, iomte ausfd3t apf bef rem GrfoIg In anberen
Bef4dit 3ue9en, germ gBiinmion, eiiten ber ebrsn
pertheften W6nner une sef9idteen Ard5iteften, oe.
abtbigt baben, bas GGufa4 5a perIafcn. -
M. -, &eMOtne.
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Mfcbi5iniid)e Satultdt
Der
1tniperfftGt BON Scafbnine,
GURUS bon 1S67-68.

Der reseImdBise aebrs eurIas uirb am
Grftcn WfOntae inn gfp1cmber 1867
-beainnen mn6 am /. Wdrs 1863 f5liesen. r
Ger porberetenbe GURUS luir6 am er It n R n=
tng i'm Gftober anfnngen unb elnen Ronat
6Gnerit RegelmdBge 8orIeiun9en Tpibrenb bieTem
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Stdets fir ben ednsen GURUS S,O5 co
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9ebabren petnt 9r, ouiren ........... 25OO
GebIbren bei::I Seeiren.. en................. 10 co
3Dei 90 pitdIer wuben firsIi in ber Stabt etobs
Iirt Die eenfelben drbeim fuuenoen Eranfbets fdae
aus elmer SeDoiternns pom $1,000 Beuobnern ,pirS
htnreibene genug IL nii1e SnftruEtiou ernSaIto5sn
Soaro III guten 9duiern ruDbenili9 pom SIS.
grofefioreu.
s. .Serrien 9:nesfeD, 30. o., grofeFor ber
@htmte mno 8bnrmacie.
-, SSsiegb Sones' ~ O., g,rOfsfOr bsr g5phOIpsis
=, Ebpnias u Senninss. 81. O., grofeIiOr Der
Nndtomie.
SSm. z. Srisas, T. O., 9rofefIor Der @eburtss
bhlte nno fer rpeibll9en uno &lnbertranfheiten
.. S. SSinffon, VI. o., profeiior Der @ateria
Neotea stib ber 9eri1tIioben Nebi,in.
PAUL e. Gpe, %. o.. ProfeiiOr ber Grunbidte
uno Der Praris Der G6iruraie.
rs. 6 Spmiin9, W: o, Yrofeifor Der mebt;inis
fhen NnitoIten unb lraris.
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nno Profector bel ben 4rofeiOren her Gbirursie unb
Besen Rdberem wenSe man fidb an
90: s. Soiplins, Mf. o., Dcfan.
augl2 I'm
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RATES OF ADvERTISIN
BGP DAILY $1.O0 per Square first insertion
and fifty Cents for each subsequent insertion.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-26
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Surners 8ercin
s.sSfc GegrhIbst: Is. October 1864,
DltgIieher3d5I: $50.
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grfer Spre5er: NSoIp5 GeIion,
3Spejterl- " 3 eonfd6 8ieper
grot. S9riftTuort: s. seasma n
Sors. a1. s.Isnr ernft 2sisgerS.
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writer 1urpwart: Gouis. Schiineunan
89elier- - e. &, : ,..eo: S9ibbeIm.
GrteE S4nsmeiiter: 6. 6 gters.
Soelter grIit BIeridl,
Sraitees: Satob Stiefei O. %. SasIod, 5enru ges
y sIOtaI: Burner 6aue,: ede gap uns
Der gereiu but gsithpod,s abens TX ubr fem
wo9entii9en Sisunaen. w."
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ge9rifoet: Scnuar 1866.
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s@ofmsiter 9. S. @aTmanm.S
I. Seeredr; sSobn 8u5E.
& 8. Soil.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-26

Gibt 10 prosent mebr 2idt unS brenrt ,,r, N
proJent lanser ais bic setbe aaese aobIenSI, wcbsi
g Sar@aus tetnsn plOrilen GernS bat. Is Be.
t9mnst an9 n tetnften Stoif hidbt. elm Sdmmh
an, udbrenb feline pIabtpole rctbe sarbe bic esbSps
belt oes 2idtes in einem parlor In 81 hem rese 80
9o9t Bm. meSriee n, 60.
gertant m grofen unb Rfeinen In 30. en-.
Gberrp Cir uns In allen bebeutenben Gfnres
G&~ nteu flr ysitteIs Mnh 6nrTenneges
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

SHALL THE SOUTH 81 THE IRELAND OF
AMERTcAY-Thc New York Times, pointing
out the delicate nature Of the foreign rola.
tons Of The Federal Union, and what slight
causes might bring war out Of them, turns
Its attention to the situation Of affairs at
home, to see how the nation would bc pre-
pared to meet WARMTH a first class foreign
Power. In the course of is plain talk on
tins point 1t says: "The prime element Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05


GcrrH Smith on Mc Sit~riioD C FIR
RIr SNTTn, under date 'Pctcrboro, March
20, lo6s-' to WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON,
gives his views on the situation His mot
to is universal suffrage" and ''no punish
mcnt" for the South This is the sum and
substance of his cpistlc to Garrison, Which
has great deal of a'niable and human seu-
tlment III 1t. He contends thatif Congress
proceeds further with its Interference with
the domestic affairs of the South, estate
governments will soon have disappeared. "
Mr.. Smith needn't look so far ahead. He
blamcs both the North and the South for
the war. With regard to slavery, he char
yes that the North was as intent "as was
- the South to make every variety of gain
from slavcry-cspecially poliicala and &C.
. clesiaailcal. OF commercial gums from it
she had more than the South In this res
peci, it is emphatically true that the South
% held the COW and the North MIXED her.
With regard to the charge oftrcason against
the South, the venerable Gcrrit has this to
say There Is not one enlightened friend
of human rghts-not one real democrat.
" in all Europe, who would have the crime
Of Treason recognized in war which Iii
vdcs Nation into two great parts 4
proper Difference to the vast numbers en-
gagged on each side, and to their conscious.
" and more or less, real rcctitudc, forbids
such recognition. Sympathy with the
human brotherhood forbids it. Respect
d" for man forbils It,"
He is decidedly opposed to the longer i'm.
/ pn.oumcnt Of Mr.. Davis Hcmost navcly
inquiries "Docs the North feel that, in the
. continued imprisonment Of Mr.. Davis, or
@ in some no less significant way, she must
maintain a monument # her adherence
q" Of Tho war?-tbcn why does she not, in
' order Co make The mouumcntmo faithful
" TO Li'tory, conGue along with Mr. Davis
" some representative If the guilty North
% say, some old pro-slavcry Democrat like
General Buteror Thomas II Seymour ~
Dr. PLUuEu OK DEspoNpENcY.-.The
Rev DR.. Plumcr, now president ofColum-
bia 8 O. Theological Seminary, in a
=. recent letl,rto o southern minister, makes
The following remarks upon dependency
81 am glad 10 hud so general pcrsua.
sion that We ought not to yield TO discour.
agcmcnt. Dependency never raised a crop.
ncyermadea scholar never built up church.
God has not called W. to hopelcssncss and
misery I,etus hope on, hope 20 the end
IL We are feeble, the Lord is mighty. five
wisdom, let VS. ask God who giveth lib.
orally and upbraideth not. If we arc cast
down Jet US thank God that We arc mot
destroyed live arc perplexed, let us be
careful not TO fall into despair In our case
dependency IS needless, sinful, and great
torment"
Man looks fortgarl NTH chill.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

~J. p BENgAMIS, formerly Secretary
of State TO the late Confederate States, is
now successfully practising law in the En-.
glish Courts. He issaid to havcsa large
business
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

an Important 1cqniation The Wash.
ington Star says: 1t is believed that the
President communicated 20 tho Senate. in
IN IT'S executive session on Saturday last,
treaty with Russia By which that Power
surrcndcrs to the United States the soycr.
eighty over all Of Russian America and the
adjacent islands. 1t is understood that the
price to be paid for this territory is about
100000. The treaty will probably be
taken up next week by the Senate, should
that body be convened by proclamation Of
the President, as seems to be expected
The importance Of this acquisition otter
ritory will be appreciated byrefcrcncc toit.
extent and position. 1t covers $4,000
square miles, and has about 20. 900 inhabi.
tants. 1t comprehends all the American
coast Of the Pacific and the oJjaccntislands
north Of the parallel Of 81 80, extending
some COO miles, and nearly excluding Brit
ish America from the ocean IT. chicfval-
nc lies in It's fisheries aud its fur trade. The
principal settlement is New Archanrcl. n
town Of about 900 inhabitants on Tie isl.
and Of Sitka. OF the population ofEussian
America about $4,000 arc Esquimaux, and
the remainder are Russians, Creoles Cadi-
ocks and Alecots The English rcpresen.
tatiges at Washington arc reported as deep.
" chagrincd, and it is said that Sir Fredor.
TEX Bruce will telegraph to Earl Derby
for instructions toproiest against its accept.
ancc by our Government.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

DErThe Cincinnati Price Current pub
fishes the annual report of the pork packing
in the West The total number of hogs
packed this season was :, 425, 254, against
i,705, 055 last seasonasiEZ brs z-veti
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

Man looks forward with smiles but
backward with ,igls How true
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

sS-Thc Richmond correspondent of the
New York Herald processes to give an ac.
count of what could not have been very
pleasant interview between Mr.. j. NJ. Bolts
and Gen. Schofeld, the other day 1t i.
stated that Mr. Bolts undertook to advise
Gen. S. as to the course he ought to pur
sue, and to rcgale him with TRADE against
all parties and classes not Of his Mr.. b. -
way Of thinking-that lie was listened to
coldly and in silcncc-and that when MIR.
B. left Gen : remarked that if Gen Shcr
mar had been there chat man would have
been sent to prison" This is tle state
ment-what truth there is in it, We do not
know. The Richmond Enquirer says "thcre
are various reports Of the interview on tho
streets" The Enquirer also says.
"1t is understood that Mr.. Bolts declares
himself cleft out in The cold" by the (. :.
S S. business. The colored people will
not touch him, he says, because he opposed al.
lowing them votes. The whites will not vote
for him, because they know him 50 we'll"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

national strength in relation to other coun-
tries is the assurapce Of peace among our
own people. Fcpianism, be its frauds and
follies what they may, at lcas. Indicates En-
glands most sensitive spot. just now,
Ireland is England's peril The Irish diff
6culty isher bond for the maintenance Of
peace with every first class Power. 1t
wcakcns and endangers her, and il will con.
tiuuc toao SO until her legislators remove
the causes of Irish dsaffection. Inthe same
way, for reasons in their nature identical,
this country is in no condition to meet OK
ternal difficulties. Wecannothopeto main
tain vigorous foreign policy so long as
we arc afflicted with domestic discomfort {;
and from this we shall not be free, not only
until the Union be reconstructed, but until
1T be so RECONSTRUCTED that the people of the
two sections shall once more feel themselves
Identified in interest and ambition That
result attained, we may be bold and even de-
tiant on questions Of foreign policy. Mean
while England is not more crippled by Ire
lands alienation and hostility, than is this
country by the condition of the Southern
States. In the case Of either, war would be
wagcd at disadvantages"
And again the Times says: eff VIC would
prevent future disaiTcction, it behooves us
to inhict no snpcrfuous penalty and TO OK
ercise no greater severity than is absolutely
necessary
five arc not prepared to forcgo our pre-
tensions as leading Power, and to modify
our foreign policy to suit tho purposes of
others, VIC must not neglcctthc opportunity of
winning back the respect and attachment of
the millions whom we have forcibly brought
under the authority of the Union" '-'----'-
------- ---F-> 49, ---
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE MILITARY
RECoNsTRUCTIoN AcT-Wc understand
that application will shortly be made to the
United States Supreme Court, in the names
of the States of Mississippi and Alabama,
and such other States as may become par
ties to the cause, to cnjoin all proceedings
to subject the people Of those States to mil
ltary rule under the recent act of Congress,
because it will inGct irrcparaLle injury on
said people, and for other reasons. The
case will be conducted, it is said by Judge
Shalkey, of Mississippi, and Charles O'Con-
nor, Esq, Of New York. The jackson
Mlssisslrpian says that Gov Humphreys
has given the requisite authority ON the
part of the State of Mississippi. The Su-
prone Court will resume its session to-day.
-Bah. SIM, 1prH l.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

At Sanlranciso machine for construct.
nc railroads has been tested, and proved capa-
dc OF doing /" much work with 20 men AS 300
without it,
Fifteen hundred freedmen avcabpiied 10 the
american Colonization Society within the past
'N monihs TO Ice sent to Africa aud six hundred
Of them have been fUIr lrdcd there
Holiness Of heart IS the Jewell class
tAst binds humanity to heaven.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

STRoNG LANGUAGE.-The New York
Day Booh, in speaking Of the Sherman bill
which is now in operation in the South, says
at Is no law at all-itisa crime. Suppose
Congress should demand of the President
to commit murder, would he therefore be
compelled to obey? But this bill is porsc
than murder. Every man who voted for it
deserves to be taken out on Capitol Hill and
shot! Such would be moderate punish
nent, and If Andrew johnson will refuse to
enforce it, and needs assistance to save the
government from these monsters and out
laws, he has only to call for them, to get n
million in twenty -four hours 20