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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
@rpDeiteeit s. So.
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.Ni1ttO 8orte
SQbrifantc Il.
SO. 400 8roabpah
Seem 25prf.

Gieie 9ianos empTnsen ben bD5ften Rreis IN be
notwithstanding iber bic beften Sabrtfate aonhons
pariS,, Deutf9Ianbs, Der Gtdbte gaew gorf, qbita<
beIpbia, Baltimore unb Bottom; ebenio bic @abs9e=
baiGe anf benz dmeritanif9en Snftit,ttiti
R6s@ 6iinf aaf einanser fOIsenbsn Sabren. --zz9a
uniere 4ianos entbaIten sas Sarfen 9ebuI, ben
irans6iif9en 9ampfer, ben pertdrtten Bas rone els
ierne Rabmen unb ole mobernen BerbeIierangtn. =
Sebes Snitrument ouf flint Sabre sanrautiit unb
perben unter Aufiibt bes germ s. s. grop IT EN-
albright, Der cine praftif9e Or abruns iiber IS
Sabren bat unS Der Iber 900 giaos ielbt semadt
BAT. uniere gort5eiIe befdBsen uns, tnfere Jabriz
tate 10000 Dollars biuiee, gu uerfoiifen, ais r
ssnS cine anbere Sabrit. mo iu I2tS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
SIR e6wiuSfadbttae:

Der anteigenee TT in penieen Bo6en bard EN-
etnta9es 9eilmitteL na9bem CT Sabre lang nit eirem
hettgen 8ungennbel unb NIT Der firtterliden rants
belt, Der S9wtnoju9t bebaftet mar, eebet iuoreen
nne ipitnj9t iebnlt9ft feinen Nitmenf9en bas Sels
mittel mtt5itbeiIen. -
ALLEN bic es uIni9en, ruirb er cine gopie bee Re-
jtptes 3oefretl nit BET 1reftion fir bic Bereituno
niio ben @ebroi sufenben, iueIes lie inoen peroen
ais cine f9ere 3etluns. fur S9winoiu1t, Qf5mat
ben &eIpslpen wobl 80 t5un uno CT bofft, 6ab :sber
Rrafe ieiH Ditse[ perfn6en lpirb, DO Is benfeIben
NJ d to Ecftet Hno jid ole Segen erpeifen pir6,
.gertonen, bic oaS Hecept wiini6en, ruolen f1 ges
GHiGit menben an
- REQ @nwarn VI gBIfpn,
lDhiJwb Btltdmshurq. Rings CO., ~. ".
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
Trei FIR ceber,l,ni,.s

Gin aroses 6fetiees 6irsnlar siebf MnflIdr.na pef
Ter ar6Btep asiGttoteit fur ie Jueens beieer Sc
es sit, iuie 0abllde f96n @efadfete 6ejHd5s uns
BerQgifene aeIfebE iDeyoef EBnHen RENE fffnae
lame Dber fnGer Rann fDEe perfeb.en, iRre aeFeiFe
etHsngenDsm Mmb nmf WnhSnblmna 1es #drtD's zine
Copy nfit mmgebenber #ot H@ sl&pmmen Bn laisen.
mlah rbrtfbt %. C DrGwse m1, IL
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
SrDmn & 8trfinS'
Niamps fir bas SpIf.
400 8rooue Ctr, Stem Sort.

42O Broome Str, Stem 9orf.
Bir ,uOuen bic aufm erffamteit hes 9ubIifums aui
MERE eIe9arten 9SianDS nit nenen Stalen in ben
Ieen6en StpIer, Ienfen:
gtpI 81, Ottapen, grose Sront, rumble Gden,
dIenoeuartiqer Boben, entpeoer d1tedige ooer ges
bniste Beine, gerdoer Boben, bic anopf9en aui
gtpI 81. Sftapen, ebenio rDis Gtpi u, mt
serpentin oHf benz Brette aussebau9t, sef5nitten
Stpi.es Sttapen, bie sro6en 6routeden abs
runSet, Serpeutin I'M 8oben; bic AusbaH9ungen
ieielben ME i'm StpI rs+, sei9nists asra uno re-
Sfpf so, Dfta1en, pier srOse rumble eden.
Der aiiden polirt, aasbondnneen an Seit uni
Brett SsrpentinsOesn ssIanists spra un0 SOss ten
Nue pbieen St9le iinb IN eleganten 8cfsnbel3furs
ftierer auseeIegt nb habeu oas DC ne eiierne 9ete
fenbeinfront unb Sai9entlappen uno ubertreiien in
Frem I6ersosenen YoB fo ane TX Ottau Yianos,
we.4e Jest fabrtairt meroen. sic per6en aus ben
beften UiaterinIien peIferdgt un6 tonnen in 8eSne
Gu Mppretur, Gauerbaftigfeit, &einbeit uno ShmeI;
ees EoneS ilidt ibertroHen mer6en.
Pc T!er nbsa Sel9rssbsnsn Stpis nsste,tsn aa ols
unp @etalt, peIdbe pom pieIen Sobrifanten ouf 15-
90 Dniter pertbeiH rperosn.
@Bir lenien bic acknowledgements hes PibIifums, ben
8ertaufer uno hes SanoeIs auf cine eriiupIlde un=
teriu3une Der geroienite uuierer Pidnos.
ga mir bic groben Anseoben permeiosiL rrele mil
uerbunben iinb, nb mir i'm Stnnbe, eeis Yianos su
Preiien gu offeriren, rpedF eoncurrens aufb.ben
UNI dcen nun eeernionn EN- oieielben tu prnfen
e6e ie iraenb no anoers tdufei.
Benn sfeiererSen lnb Seignifie Don SanfIies5a
perlan9t fperoen, 10 uerpeiien mir oefelben, an
iIatt zine ern6e 9arabe nit &iinitIernar1en gu
DEN, anf bic mehtn mir uniere 4oncs psrtouft hd=
ben. Sbr rstbel lber bic wiftli9en Dereisuite I'M.
lerer 8ionps, iber ibrs SaHerbaftigteit. 9eir
ShmeIs unb Stdrte, 70 Ipie Mnsbaten oes TpneS Il.
(. 10. bdittt duf eigene grfobrung, baben uiel mebl
Bertb, aIs bic einiabe 8ilieuna zines, rpenn aug
mob 10 fdbigen Rinitlers, ruelcber in einsm Sots
ratbsbdute SnfruMente in gutem Eon uio Dronunq
perfuht, flIrs nadbbem re Die IeBten poaenoeitoen
5anpgriiie oes Arbeiters erbaIten baben.
nnier Yo1tp 1T
SbHellfr gerfaaf anb ssriuSe 8Ortbsile".
Ba5- Itan IenSe uRi elm Circular an
Srptpn s @erfinS,
65fS 8Y AGO Brneme StraEe, 9seip gori
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
9ae 9efer 8ianOsGOrte
speider, SO. 4 gleefer Strube,
3d. M
SIetp=@Drf.

b 44s Il Il { tE$F
Der unter5ebnete Iahet a1tunsspoG be 8enf1z
tnng hes 9nbitms unb Der 4roefiion fir bieie bes
rnbmten Snitrumente elm, ueIde unter einer beious
perm Anf9t aus Dem beiten sen5rrten Rateriat per-
ierfigt fnb. ''@ ff*
9as Deder 9inno bot lue neuefen 8erbeEeruneen,
l5 POLES eiiernes Ieltea, ibersoser en- SdB, gfenz
Elm ront NIT MetaH ausgeIegte 265er, frans6fiiebe
Sdmpfer unb BIZ auf bic dlitte Oes 5bIiiislbrettes
.hersoaene 9dmmer- s. 81 80
DIR. 0eder's prattiidbe Grfabruna aIs 8erfertiger
uon qianos felt mebr as Is Sabrei lift cine binrei=
9enbe Garanfie, bab feine Sntrumente iinbertreff@
Ii9 finb in Starts amb 9ansrbaftistst pes gaues,
Reinbe t. Rrait uno fnaenbes Gigeni9aft bes Zones.
Eie 9eder 9tano Sortes jinb ie5r grobe, pDIftdn=
ftge Snftrumente, bic obne Hddfiobt auf Rotten
bergeiteut ilo, fila bic pole 2nee fieben obre
sarautirt Iperben. to aud ben erten 9reis er1aiten
baben, mo re nod ous9efteut rben Daren; ais aud
Die gmpfe5lnngen Der beiea &tnftIer beS 2anbes. =
Rfeis non $500-$1000. Die inilere RaiGifgrie Der
nieeriger bealhten snrifmeffte Il eeHnn bieieIbe,
ME bic Der b85eren. aiberaler Rabot fir ben anSei
geiftIide un6 RIftfIebrer. Beidreibunssiifte aut
6. IS. Decfer,
g8gs e48 ss..s 4 (friiber d, 8sO0nie Stra6e)
- SO. A 8leefer Stra6e,
e. bs9 6N ssas.as M NewDO I.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
S10m6eit!

slonbe. 9oIbene. 6Ia6s= unb seioeueeodem.
Seruorgebradht bur1 ben 8ebrdMob pon 9rof. Se
Breur Friseur les Cheveux. Cine 4nmeneung uer..
fdert, has farrite uuo seraSeite 6aar ieSes ge=
dbiedtes sn Ipogenbsu 2bt9en ODER ichperen, biden
uno 2oneon nit ben sinitistcn Grf Iaen benust
porben. Sdbaeet b. m Saare nidbt. 4,reis per &oit,
gefleseIt uno nadgesabIt ST.. 8ei6retbenbe Girtilz
tuIare freisn9efenoet. Ran dhrefire
Berger. gbutts u. Co., ebsmiter,
80. 2S5 Riper Strase, SrOp, 81. g.,
ara eodpw1 8 einsise Asenten fir bic 9. st.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15

Bon 8ufIaIo. - Dit girw gort Belt pom depot, ode
non Grddnge une Wsi1igan Str.
5 - U. DR.. sep BORT Taesse gpres lSonntdes aus.
Binoet i'd il great gsuS nit ber Seldlpdre Ga.
ddruanna u. Great Befteru Giienbabu fur gbias
% SspRias gaItmors RabinstOn uaS fiiSI guntte.
(tdeIi9 SoHntags ausgenonmen); erreidjt Stem
BORT nbr Noreens. Berbtnbet in GImtra mi
Der BilIiantspprt u. GIniro Gifenbahn fir 6arriss
bnra. gbi!assIpbsa, Baltimore, @aibinstou ano
2.2O 8. ID. siebtina Cypress aussenOmmen sOnntass)
5d!t i.iir fur poll nnb Aafitr inS tommt in Mem
s.l5 y. ID, r. .. Radt Grgrsb, tasI. (Scnntass auss
aenommen1; perbtnoet f9 3nporneLsutIe NIT BEN
s;t5 Bug non Snntirt Y; erretd,t Sen gort z. 30
rtsbnrg 4biInSelptia. uuo tes Sn6ens.
ft.20 p. N. Cincinnati @tpres tdsIi1 (ousaenommen
Sonatags) srret$t Rew gort 345 y. M. Sers
biaoet 81 @reot Befn NIT ber Delafpdrc, qodds
mama uns @sitern Giienbabn, nnb, in Reip gjOrf
NIT ben Ra9mittass Siigen Rne 0ampferr nit
Bottom ufib 9ieuenglan6itdoten. ss ~
s a SsspHa Si Ssp s s as sS s @isr , s
hbr ID YliR. Ra9m. erreictt.
B6s- Yafiaaiere mad gofon ilno Rcll enaIanb
wereen nit hrsm @epfd IN 9erp BORT fret iberIssfert
11g- in her aee 1t --z9G bssIeItsn aas yaantsiise
aat 0teier eiieHbabn.
GE Oas @epaf wirb nit Durds
iiiarten berieben.
iiab paiasisfpfsis ets 70 nieSris, ale anf isssnS
elmer anbern 2iiie. Stas 3
Eg glan perlause 8iIIets far bie
erie gifeababn,
,peI9eduf sHen aaapts billet. Bureaus I'm weftsu uub
Stsueften ~ buben iinb
gBnf. u. Barr,
@ensrdl-y aAasitr. glssui.
C. Ribele,
@eneraI~ @upsrinttnhfnt. N6
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
SrObe gOtf3af.. ftse @orte sesen aaen fresmSIi9
EN-, 80
Sungen AIten, G4ma6en, Sfarten, 6o9gewd1iez
neii, Ginberu ttein =
S@1nbett, bic uo9 ean3 poy 2ur5sm ielten Iuar unh
beib erebnt,
Biro Don Mqsn jett errunaen, mirb pon Alen Ieidbt
entlehnt.
Dur@ ben @strau9 bon
Gbaffenar'S
&eibem, fldifige n
g. m oil.

Cir gerbeHernns nnb Ber5G6nerung per 2antfdrbe
3ds rpert5Dplite uHb geniegenite Erdparat TN Ges
bran@e I'M ner GGlf cine fb6nes gerlarti ge 6drbnHg
perleiben, bic ii4 fonft Tn Der Jugeno Fnoet,
% entfernt i@nea alien @erbjtohf Gqmmeriprofen,
4n6te3en, 2tieH Hn1 EGIf1bGt; Ausbrtde uno ale
Der 6Gts tnDem es biefelben MAO nHo
nab sIbetH nrb be 6dMt neid unb fdr mic Mlabafter
last. Geine MfiweHpmng fam uu6 onrd9 be &C.
ifanefie pfffnng nibt entoeGl werDeH 1ine III ea 81
tt Der ein5ife oerdrtige MrsleI weler non cen Grams
5ofeH bennSt fuiro no Der Ndriier betratet easlbs
ais unenfbebrIi9 fiji cine DcnffHbtge Ioilette ebr
nIs 5000 5laf9eii ipitrben TN uergahgsueH Sabre
ueyfau5t cine Bnret9euDe gnfdntie fur feline gSirts
iamfeit. syreis bios IS Gents. 9ur1 bic y f per.
jeHbst au sia9ra9me une Gmpian8 eitsr 1efteaitres
Eersef, Gbafts q. 90 ebsmis
ops cod y MS Us Riper stsabe, Iros. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
SESnrrberbar, aber tpabr.

Mabame iuston, bic weItberiibmte
AitroIogiltin NIB ionndmbuli1tifbe Senieberin be
f9eibt, ruabrenS fe i'll einem belebenben 3pftanOe
1T, bic Gfii9sige ben 9etfonen, bic man betrutbe.,
miro un6 sarantirt nit lfe eiiles SnirUmenfes DO
ungebeurer Stdrfe, 9enannt Pin1omotrpp, elm pl u
ftdnefses unb lebensdhnbes 4ortrGt bes sutiiIrti=
Der So9seit, 8eidditisuns, beruorrasenser G6o.at2
tersiige r berporsubrtnaen. Sies lit feil Se=
trua, 1uie sahHoie Sepeiie beseugel. S8enn man
Nusen uno Saare angiebt ino iinfsig Sents uno cine
an @ ieib a6refrte franfirte Gnpslope einiegt, erz
bdIt man umgebenbs eas Yortrdt nit 9erpunicbter
NuftIdrung.
RGFa aRan abreffre pertrauensaoa
TaOame Gertrude BENNINGTON,
g. o. gOr 297, 8eIt Erop, 81. y
ops IS ip peodurp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15

Bon nns mad benz 9. sui 1856 ruerbeu 8ige bye.
ben in Serbineung nit auen weit 2tnien ME foIet:
Bon 9untirt auS Salamanca pom tlain Depot ua9
QeIp Yotf Set: 81
5.45 9. Dr. Stem Dsrf tdsIi6e GIpreb pom SaIamanea,
tagIi9 (amsssn=mmen ScnntapsJ perbin6ei ficb in
2orneuspine NIT BEN $40 tdgli1en Grpreb Don
Buffalo nne tomnt in Teru Got an UNI IL. 30
q. Or. s $3.50
7.30 g. %. GrpressPoft uon 9,mtirf tdsIi6 (ausaes
norlmen SoHntdgs) bdlt IN GaIamanca g. 40 iIn6
ma9t bic 8erbiuDung IN 2onelsp le un6 Corning
NIT BEN $50 v. R. GIprebs4 oitsas pom Buffalo
unb erreidt Rem yorf INN lIbr Npraens.
Ais p. M ReIu Dort 9acbt Grpreb, non 5unfirt tag
li9 tSenntogs ailsaenommenJ; bdlt gu Soldz
ntnnca $50 y. Or. Mnb erretcbt ReIp Dort IL 30
p. W, UNI NIT ben Ha9mittngs 2iigen itnb Ddms
pfern nap Bolton iHo ben Nenenelano= Stdbten
~ ue-binbeE. .tsr
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
Ausecseidbnet! Musee5ei6net !!
Gbaffenar'S
.6u0rz 0ertreiber

Sen Samen porsigIi1 empiie5H ftp oieier Ir@
fbdsbdre 5aaruertilger als elm fir peibIte Sb0n@
brennt cher perlebt bic Saut it ionbern pirtt bi-
rett auf bic ursen. Gs pir6 9arantirt, bab iber
Fufifges Soar aug niebrgen Stirnen ober traeno
enem 9bre bes a5rpers entiernt bieieIben pouitdnz
big sdn5ib unb fir intmer pertI9enb bic Saut baz
geeen rpeb. sIatt uno natiirli Idenb. Dies 1T Der
esige pom ben Erdnsoien 9ebroute ArtiteI un6 1T
Der etnaig uorban6eae, rpirfi pirtdni Saaruerttts
ger. Yreis IS Gents per Saquet, auf 0ab5abIuns an
treeno clue Mbree mad Gmpfang Der 8eitekiin9 pers
ianbt pom
Bers,r. Gbntts u. Co.. Gbemiter,
ap4fS SO. 2S5 S9tper Strase, ,8. 3.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
Mnfer1ffdnbe.
$t,5O2. S73.es
Standardization
Or. 2era (

etrng uon BerIuifen, rpeI4e nbeef6dtt,
fduig uftb MnbesabIt t1b. -. Refine.
Tpelbe pirfIidb paffirt uRb in
Der Mbiddfung 6egrifen finb$ TAI, 80
TneI1e berid3tet, aber nod
~ nidbt perban6eEt fino. Ct, 1856 76
Anipridben pegenBeriuften.
Tsiesrt - -. 26,ssooo
/, SipiDeuben, bic fir fdIIig err
tldrt, aber NOD nibt se5dbft
In6.... :. ......... Refine
Tiuioenoeu, entrueher badr,
S6ein, aber nod nibt f1r
:" fddis ertIdrt -. aeius
isait aafssas sisa a IN F RIDE 8O,26ssi
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
Sur Beatbfuna fir Deufftbe
~ 81 ". GrffnDer.

Die yatentgeltbt ber Der. Gtxaten
nebts ben Msselm tlsb Der Gsf4aftsorbnung Der gas
tentsDfFee, Hnb MnlettnHeeB fir bse GrHHber, itnt
fh Bafente sli H3erH, fir6 In @n hfcrmdt pof pits
IN Denf@er $pra@e bp GMsgeeeben lb pelhem gratis
sEHe rerinbtf pelbe haFAtn minb lid pbeE fGrifts
ID ei,&pmmgeM. MAN abEeiiiye
mRmmp ms Co.,
\ v1t 3I S7 @aEg Mpw, glew
A SA e8s n
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
N3efgp0pttfam

Eerii6erungss GejfAS6Gft geIegen In Der Staet 1em
Yorf, i'm Gtaate Rem YoTf mir SenlgeHbe BeiDeife
6ar9ebra@t brt, odE bffaBH @efeaf96ft ale in BEN
Gtants EenHefee ben WeFi1erunG i@dften aMfs
0eLegten DeainQuhgsn eEfa9t bat lfab Id befbeine
anberbem, bab Carp u, Mof, 4gepteH beingtef &C.
eRfnafts ebenf1lS ben Grf0EberniH.n Der Sta6tsges
eseHsreI9e fir fol9e Tdle gtmadbt unb einaert9tet
ffHo sgenfgt bnbeH Debbdlb bat befagfe Dtefropos
ltIaH 8trfi4efunes9efsaf9a 8efueHiB fir Eilftos
0ernHfDotlt1 gu fetH unD bas Betfi4erungsgeftaf IL
IN biejem Staate 10 gaibpiae 81 betretbsn. ~
q. -. 9efabetf,
feb24 3ntw G6mptfoIef, EenH.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
Nai6Dillt ullb gceatur
GtiettbABtt.
9 TO Be@en traL1Du r6sanaig-
g DIM ellen Sa bn.p
Rtnpi f1oIif1p Nurf1aii1p fnpI6np I'm S0p<

" W p w y ~ w ftsFsJ<l y IVY y " " y ~
g DIM e. lensr Ba bn.I
8pei taslidbe Durhsiise, .iueldein Oe>
catur birette 8erbinouneen nit
Der Wempbis uno @barlelton
@iienbabu fur ale fiios
li9en nnb iiiomeit.
s li9en puntte.
YIN .nns nad benz aRa 1877 laafen bic 8hse
~ eiibli@ sebenbe 8age:
abtobrt non goibDiIIe wa sO g. d aS g. ~
aniMni. in Seeafar. ....... 2.s5g. @. as &. N
9untspiue. $50 g. 81. 6.49 y. %.
@rans Sunetion1f. 10 3. M. II IS Y. 81.
Memphfs.- 400 ". 81. 400 g. 50.
9i5rbItd sebenbe Sige. I.El
G5 fabrt pen Rempbis..-. $50 g, W. 6 40 u. R.
~ 6fntspiue......- 1.33 v. Sd. |. 80 y. ID.
antunft in Hafbuile. LAS y. N. 200 9. 81.
3ue 80. 2 ma9t @nidus in Decatur fir Suntss
nile; IN gorintb nit Der RobiIe iinb Gbip Gienbabn
fir Selma, Mobile unb ale basmif9en Iiegenoen
9untte. Nta4t MnidIu6 in Gran6 Snnction NIT Der
Miiiifitppi Central giienbabn fir Rew Orleans unb
oasrpii9 eaIiegenbe giftfte.
3ng SO. fiiSIi9 ma9t MnfdIuB in Decatur fir
Bug SO. nDr6Iib maoht Mnf9lus in Rai6uiae nit
Der 6. u. 81. @iieababn fir ben Oaen, gtorben unb
Rorbiueten; uii6 NIT Der y. g. uiib ". u. q. gS
anb 6. u g. Giisnbabnen fir aue Sruii9euitatiUnen
an befagten 8ahnen.
S,ig SO. iibli ltnb SO. n6rbIid Iauien tdsIid5
3ue SO. fibIidb uno SO. 2 n6roiicb allfent Gid,
aisssenommeu Spnntags. r.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
5, Sidling's & Cue,
0rDfer gSerfanf pm 1lbrem

Birb an einem einfa9en plan ;u gIei9en greiien,
Der jesem Betbeiligten cine bibf9e un6 ridtis aes
benbe 1lbr fir nHr SO 1ert, Dor fi1 geben. Dine
Aldt ME pie bieielbe b6bersn agertb bat unb llr
unter Der 8ebtneung, bab feoer @mpfdnger sufries
neuaefteLt, wirp 8eadbIrnQ perIanQt,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-18

1t is impossible for any one who knows anything
Of Irish character not to feel the greatest respect
for many Of its traits; but it is equally impossible
not to .eel some degree Of contempt, and much
higher degree of pity, for its exhaustless credu-
lity It is inexpressibly sad to see with what sys-
tematic and unvarying simplicity the great mass
of the Irish people permit themselves to be duped
out Of their earnings, their sympathy, their lib
erty and their lives, by small clique of unprinci-
pied knaves long after the real character Of their
schemes has been made perfectly apparent to
every man Of common sense.
The Fenian swindle offers the latest and most
glaring illustration Of this weakness. After rob-
bing the Irish of millions Of their hard earnings,
plunging scores Of them into dungeons and their
families into misery, bringing disaster and dis
grace upon hundreds and thousands of their
dupes the leaders Of this movement continue
with shameless impudence to levy contributions
in the name Of Irish freedom, upon the
own selfish indulgence. One Of the Head Centres,
Stephens, has been living for some months in
Paris, in Incidence and luxury, and now it is an
nounced by the leading political organ of the
movement, that the other Head Centre, "Presi-
dent Roberts" has gone abroad, as the ambsssa-
dor of the Brotherhood, to organize alliances"
with Mazzni and the other helpless Red Republi-
cans Of the Continent. Funds are, Of course forth
coming from the exhaustless treasury of Irish lib
erality being drawn with remorseless cruelty from
the earnings of Irish servant girls and day labor
ers, to support this mythical and ridiculous mis-
sion. This is probably the last we shall hear of
president Roberts" as an active agent of Irish
freedom. He will settle down in Paris by the side
of his illustrious predecessor tother Head Centre.
Neao York Tunes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-18

FRIGHTFUL AND MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT THE
New YORK ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The performance
Of the Japanese Acrobats at the Academy Of
Music, New York, on Wednesday evening, was
abruptly terminated by most distressing acoi-
dent. The wonderful little boy performer, "All
Right" who has afforded so much pleasure, and
won such lively interest in every city wherein he
One Of this little fellows feats was fight across
the Academy, from the top Of the proscenium to
the middle Of the first tier Of boxes. This was
performed upon q stout rope. When in the midst
Of his fight, last evening, the poor boy lost his
hold, and fell to the floor, distance Of thirty or
forty feet landing in the middle aisle Of the par
quette. Of course the performance was imme-
diately terminated, in the midst Of the greatest
excitement '.Al Right" was promptly taken up
and conveyed home, and DR.. Carnochan and other
surgeons were Immediately summoned to his aid.
He bled profusely from the nose and mouth, and
was insensible. i
To the above from the Tribune, the World adds
the following: Y L = = = - -
At one o'clock Thursday morning All Right had
slightly recovered from the terrible shock to his
SYSTEM and, after answerng at intervals the ques-
tions Of the anxious friends who surrounded him,
had fallen asleep on his couch. For some time be-
fore sleeping he was quite rational and answered
all questions put to him 10 an Intelligent manner,
although he evidently did not half realize his dan
gerous condition: The physicians stated that his
fered terrible concussion on the right side Of the
head, but, wonderful though it may seem, not q
bone was fractured. The unfortunate young per-
former is a small lad only ten years Of age, a
clever genius in his professional art and thousands
of public admirers. from whom he received his
nickname, will long to hear that the favorite
young performer is still All Right.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-18


! JoHN STUART MILL ON IRR1AND.-m q recent
speech, ct st. James Hall, London, on Reform,
JOHN STUART Mill, NJ. p, made incidental allu-
sion to Ireland. BE said:
should like to know whether you think that We
have any right to hold Ireland in subsection anless
we can make Ireland content with our Govern:
Your sentment viii Iesound through Ireland, and
win the people TO yol, Let me ask you now
do you think the Irish people are contented
with our Government. tCries Of "No, no."]
It that your faulta;. ['No, no."l Do you think in
continuance Of what they think misgoyernment-
although it is not 80 Intentionally, II it was once
the reason we govern Ireland badly is because the
ruling classes do not know how to do it better-do
@ s Ssgs gSS pd sp Ta9 nas
that ygu are determined to do them Justice, and
do not know that You are going soon to be strong
enough TO do it-Icheers1- land because they do
not know this their patience is worn out, and,
in most desperate circumstances, they en-
government at the risk Of their lives do You think
say, that those men are not ft to live for that
reason2 It is necessary to punish them, y ls
necessary to punish any unsuccessful revolution
lists, because no man has right to endanger the
lives Of his feow-crestures to raise civil war in the
country, unless the event proves that there was
such feeling in the country at the time that he
had reasonable prospect Of success. Hear, hear
II people do not risk anything by making these
attempts, wa should have them made upon al
is ne Necessary CO T then to punish these people, but
It is not necessary to :, hang them. [6heers.l
It is important that the world should know
that you, the people Of England, abhor the idea Of
staining the soil with the blood Of political offend
ers. Ihope that we shall not have to reproach
any one for this. But ifitis done, hope that you
will show, that it is not your dofng-that you do
not sympathize, that it is not you who want to
hang the poor men who aimed to obtain the hber-
ty Of their country, even by the most mistaken
men; they are generally better than the average.
They very often do wrong things; but the man
who will risk his life and all that dear to him for
public object, is generally better man than
common-he is an object Of pity, and not ofhatred.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-18

RAMM.-When cotton was first woven for the
worlds use it was rather speered OF BY the aristo-
crafts who continued tGfayor purple and hne linen
until it was diseeye.ed that the cheaper fsbric was
ly, however, became an aristocrst OF the first
water, in fact e'King," all the world at length
becoming its subjects. For o number Of years it
wss abundant great fortunes were made h,m it
and millonsof people lived by It's culture. But
civil war interfered with its production and fer
sthS past few years q substitute has been
Earnestly, sought. On the lovely island OF
Ja2a was found fbrous plant called
raraie and high hopes are entertained stsd d
thst it may supersede cotton. The fibre ls
saia to be stronger than hemp, as fine and white,
twice ss durable a. linen, and more productive
thsn cotton. Some five thousand pounds have
been offered in England, and brought twice the
price Of the best cotton. u can pc grown g IN the
three or -four stopa per yessss md each NiaequSt
the besS crop Of hemp in quantity. Experiments
have been made with It since 184 it has been sue
oessfuly grown il MEXICO and Cuba and its friends
certain. But for all that, We fancy good cotton
plantation will for many years yet be considered
more desirable than acras ut ramieI in the,height
OF It's bloom. Il 4 HI u j. (. i l.. q II ~