davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
SrOlDn & Htriins'
NianDs far bas 0DIf,
400 0srnnme ctr. Stem @nrf. -. z


gir,uOue,, bic Mufmerfiomteit Ses 9abIitnms aiF
uniere eIeaanten 4ianos nit nenen Stalen,in ben
foigeRben Stplen, Ienten:
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i9niste Betre. sera6er 9O6en, bic anSpfden Guf
sf'pi SO, pftapen, ebenio ME GtpI 81, NIT
Serpsntin anf BEN Srette aussebon9t, sef9nistsn
stpf "a, Dttapen, Ste sfosen 5tonfeden abs
setlIn6et, Serperttn i'm geseni PIE A.tsbandrngen
sss9t is e s9 ~ ssntts s9ra aS 81,
Stpf n9d, Ottauen, pier srobe runbe Gden.
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rieren niiseeIeet uro baben has pole eferue @eitel
frSnsiSs Sa%PIsr SGrisRess lrdss gsss Gl
iFrem iibersosenen 8aB fat ale ~ OttaD RianDss
pef1e Jest fabrisirt perben. Sic weroen aus ben
of apppstar Saaerbatistes @ein5sit aaS gms
bes Zones niht R6ertroffen ruerben.
7ie pier oben bei1riebeEen Stple begreifen al bic
pefehtIfdben Mbdnberungen Der duBeren SoHenoung
uno geftaIt fDeIbe pon pieIen Sabritnnten atf is
% 1Rufter pertheiIt uerben. 1.E.a-
mir feTien Sic amfmerfjdmfeit Ses 4ubIituns, Der
Bertdufer nnb oes Sanoels aif cine griinbIiGe uns
terflIGung Der @eroienfte unferer Rianos. 8
"a mir bic 9roben Ausgaben permeioen, ueld1e nit
toftbnren Sabrten un6 tbenren Bayern IN Der Staot
verbnnoen no, iinS mir i'm Stanee Oisie Rianos gu
Preiien Su offeriren, metbE @Dncurrena oufheben
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e9e 5ie irsenb mo anoers fdufen. -
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bern perdrgt Deroen, 10 uerpeifen mir bieiebe, ans
patti cine eroBe Yaraoe nit Riinitlernamen gu mas
den, auf bic, IueIten mir uniere ganos pert1ut bas
benz br rrtbeiI iber bic 1uirtIiden 8erbtenfte ans
iererJ Yionos, ibers ibre Danerhdftigteit. @cili,
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moo 70 fdbigen Riinftlers, IueIdber in einem 8olz
rotbsbauie sSnitramente IN girtem Con tno GrbnunG
perin9t, tlr3 na9bem ne bic lestea pOuenaenSen
9aroarifIe oeS @rbeiters etbGIten baben.
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RG5@ gsan ienbe nm elm Circular an
Srotpn S 4erfins,
bsts 6R 400 SroOme Strnse, Nep yorf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
@tdrfe @nitridl.

Der 6tOnomif6fe MrtiteI, ben man brau6en fam,
tn6em CT bIus uugefdtr Elm Gent foftet, nm bic
4df3e elmer 6amiIie pom gewSbuIi9er Gr0be 81 bss
forgen. 80 80 g - %M
@isbf einem feinehs sffenbeiuartigen antrid5 fir
2einuanb pber DttsIin.
gerbinSert wirtfam bas AuHdnseu pom staub pber
SeiIfpdnen an oas Beng. c = II &
East GIte 2einDonh Ipie neu erI9einen.
Stoffe, peIdbe hamt bebc nbet meroen, bnIten fidb
uieI Lanesr rein anb eriporeH baOr 5ett unS Arbet
ses gaf4eRS. ssassTss3 y sg..sss.e 7Sa-ssf-4
@orahtirt, ben Riei6err nf@t su f9aben.
Is Gents per 2Rden. 2sbegalen 9Rabat fur RlnSen.
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II 4III % 70 lITfl G % &
8ernlilft)te9. 4.

- - - -
Oer@gr'cnlsnreerl@ 9 Ilir oen utor
i'al gsas1oer sOa Ons os nen
GOO 600 8fftkel an. Sn ben LII @taap
ten. iihsr Sic man feither nidt berihtete,
.auf 185. 600 900 8uIhel oeaen pa
600 600 Buihel in 1851. -Sn % n6rbs
Iid,eu Gtaaten 679, 0Oe, 900 itatt 704, .
600 90 in 1855. tporous fid1l Elm Qlbis
| nebraelnl b bon 25, 900 900 entsiffert, nah
reno Bic Qbnabme in Der audIit1t efejH
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lduft Fita alf i ,75O; 0O09 Az 400
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BaIfen IN Der Shat fat 500 Vfo. f1iper.
Nuf Noro. Caroline treffen 81 900, auf
Slb Carolina 1872, 900, @eorgia1 205, 4
900, 5ioriea 36, 600, 9liabama 220, 900,
sNfilfffppi 270; 900, aotifiand 1O9, 900,
Seras 300 900, 9lrfanias 1S2, 900, Sem
Iaeffee las, 900, anoere Staaten 81, 600
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oienite bOriubereitert uno allBeroem ailf
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9rr &nsptlonng IN ianopirtglqaI IllUen
6a1ern hereurt1ten: Ale AuSrulIun9
ots @bt9elter gu leiner neuen s6elflIlts
ntllng bat t5Oo0 9efeltefs nno man PEE
re4net Die labrl'9en @lsla9en !ur ote
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non mt SSsyo,,;ios, obsrsu ma 0oor
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f6 SG nnS fonftiorr SffertIimsn MnitnI,
fen itssbsnaen Rsyionen 'Gr,io,n,ren nidt
mi gsobrbsit hermit i goboIS Der, 5 oo
intritt }nirb hos Saor inr6be uu0 lG6t
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
SrOlpl & Hrrfins,
8erleaer bon
Mfuftf rtnb afmfff=
Smberu.

98ir Ienten a9hinssuou bic Nufmertfontteit pom
Ghoreitern un6 Stng9ulebrern aut unier Stabilize
ment, no ollie Mrten Rircbenntuiit 6robiin Mnb
Be&ieIseianebidern saben siinftisiteu 8eOinsunsen
~ uertdufeu finn
Die LANCE GrfaBrune SeS Srn. qertins in Tufitz
Gpnuenttpnen, ghDren, gonsertsimulern uilo Sonn<
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DON Wfif= Suteree, rrie AuSmabI geei9neter unter<
ri9tspsrts. griineuig pom 9Ruiitidnlen 6ortf9rttt
IN ntuftalif6en Stuoien uuo 9egenltdnoen dugeme=
Sntereiies fur GompOniften, 9eiter, sebrer nb
Stubenten sn ertbetlen.
8ogens Wtuiit miro mad ben gemGbuIiden 9reiien
pnttlit unb RAID geiiefert. Orbers pom 2anSe IDerz
ben gewinf9t une MnsDdbI getrDffen fiF 5e5ller,
2ebrer, Concerto n. (. NJ. u. /. 10.
Sect Dorhonben AZ
win be true to me, T. E. Perkins. ...... 90. 80
The Orphan Wanderer.g T. 8. Perkins,. 90 80
The Rose Bush T. E. Perkins .............. 90. 80
Fairy of, the Wildwood H-A Brown 90 80
Memory (for Baritone.) II. A. Brown -. 90 80
Bier pom ireeno einem Der Dbigen werben mad
Gmpfane eines Dollars ab9eIisfert iperoeR. :
BP Nan fenne fir Elm Girtuiar 4 q
8rotpn S NerfinS,
b;l5 1R A20 Brooms Strabe, Stem gort Gi.n.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
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Oas ielbitanpaffenbe Srn6banS.

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ain unS tttDa Upn irgenb einem artsern i'm gez
BRAND unS bat ieoen Ipini9enspetben 8ortbeiF
namIlt9 -
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auf ben Raten NIT ms uno ausiuenotser Se=
weeums.
u Us bat feline 6ebrn ober 9atten ber Qnopf lift
IastIi NIB sanerbaft uno obiorbirt tenelt S9psib
Der Druid in sIet6masis auf ale SOSensEbeiIe, obne
bab CT bic Spermotii9e goroe berahrt (eine et9eHz
DAFT bic tein anSeres BruHbdnb best, rpie bic 9dns
afe Der 8aricpeeIe, bel benen bic bic pc f4ebenen
Kitten setrogeu baben. braeugte fo,sSa bic aperture
pom, Druid befreit 1T, bur6 oobefue DIFFERENTIATION
fe5t sei9cten piEO. un6 10 cine 5eImns berpirtt.
81 Gs vaS. I'D trscn6 elmer Stenuns fam fir
iehes alter anae4pebet perben fanu nid4 aus benz
glas aeruoriem ruerSen nod iann bic 5ntefine~
burt boFeIbe in irsenS cine Spannnns OOer Bewes
| sung foreirt perben.
a Gs 1T fi9t epmplifirt naO fanp ni9t'aaber
Drbnung tcmn1eH. 4 e-s -sz So
81 Gs 1T BPS einsiae 8ruDbnnS In otefem 2dnoe,
bas bauernb ben bartnadisiten iOpObI pis jinsiten
| SAL pom uSernia@ beiIen tuirh.
9n niemaIs ;pei 5dIe 9ernia slei9, io 1T per<
/ fSuIi5e examination nStb:s un6 muB iebes 5nftru<
meut fur ben GebrGu9 beionSers ansepast werben.
/ 9eferenseu f6nneu in Siefer Staot abseseben wers
ben nber 6dHe DoH .-Sfsa
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bic bur9 Siass Snfrnmeat psrmansut eurtrt
| Tpurben. -s8 fs sHf aa a.
| aue RittbeIunsen abrefftte man an
Or. q. ct. q. TcrriS,
RufbDiAe, Eeanefee.
| 6a6ritant Hnb aIeintssr eisentbamer.
Cffee: ROrboft ode pom TRITON unb college
| SiraBe, (etne Ireppe bod1.f rf25 ba
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9ae 9eder &iallpeTDrte
gpei6er, SO, 4 gleetsr 9iEubc,
g2etps9Iprfs- IS.

DIR 1Inteseidnete label adhlnsspp4 hie Bead.
tuna bes 4ublitls He Der yrpfefIcn fur etete pc.
rhHItea HuirRmeite etn. peIce unter ietner beions
bern AufittaNs benz bvitsn sesOrrteit Material pers
f.rtigt finh. 80 1900
Ehs Deder Blanc Bot NE neieften gerbefierni1gen,
ID pouess eiIerneS 6eftea, IberSpeer en- 8aB Gltens
Elm 6rnut NIT Netan ousgeIegte 2D4er, tranSbiii9e
dHpfer Mne BIZ auf bie Nitte Sss S4lrhetbrettes
hetsoaene 6dmmer,
Dir. Deder's prnttif5e GrfabrunH 6Is gerfertiger
por 9ianos felt mebr ais Is ubren, TT cine btnrets
beIbe @arartie, has feline sSnrumeute uHiibe tres
LID fub in GtSr+e nab Sanerbaftisteit peg Banes,
sReinbe t, Rrat unb fneenoer Gisenf9aft oes Zones
Die Geder 9sianp 6rrtes itnb iehr grose p0lftdas
etpe sSnftrumente, bic cbne yildft9t aif Rotten
hergeieHt finb fir bic pole adnee ppn ebea SGhreu
gcratrt IDerben. aab aud ben eriten 9reis erAaten
be5en, re NOD ausgefteat rben paren; als aut
bic GmpfebIungen Der befien RiiuftIer 6es G1nnes.
Breis non $500-$t000. Die innere W6fAinerte Der
niehrtger be3nbIten Snitrumente It senau eiefelhe,
wie bic Der bSberen aiberGIer &obat fr ben SGreeI
getfli4e unb Mufflebrer. Sei9reibunsstiite an,
Anfuben bnrdb bic Hoft. ~
! g. g. Sefer,
a. lfriiber in SrOOme Strase)
~ SIC. 4 8leefer Strabe,
Ss9 CDR RepgefL
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
tafbbiIle nun0 6 BattaHpoge
Gtfenbabit.
Seait <lB { d 4 q 4
Dfflee he8 Q ellel1I-S llp eTfil bellfsl
A.u, s. u,tb p. u. Y. %. Gtteabaet.
r.. ;. srfn eDNrx N @0frE

afRse BEG @eissrsI-s nP eEtatsraettsn-
ses 4.u. s. unb p. u. u. B. Giienba9n.
.ssin 9GfbpiHs, Eeun., Bon. q. 1885, u 2s
aH uS mad geittus9, ssu. n 1855. y. Bis Dsitsre
Rotis, sebeH 4diiagiertase ab mic faIgt:
s3i 3 afbpt lie un6 6 tia n % q etItte: -
,sl. as apspas s i ns rs sIs
Gpatta,oesa UNI zoo p. .. Isrs 500 y. e II RtSai.sr
gag. 8,lriid SsrLdef e GRGttanoosa am 100 =. @.
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. geuaaer anf9 hsb niye sema4t U Stersnion pHs
Z G6dttanooso flr ahe StaSfe mad Dften tiAo Sd6eu.
S@Iafs Cars FaS bel GEen Pciidsiersisen. tat efH
FL raj II asns = 4Sptfttee aaats.
exprsbgafiaaiet. = gsrtast Nai5pias mao
1t6 g. %. gerIdst Rinsfton Sprines nm $50 p. @:
sObaSDapinS nm ffo ansnit in &ineitoH 10 10
o. b. Aufunft in slofhpiIe iis40 q. 9. -
Acton n ii . d. gss.aa glaiButHs Ais
scsaioasss idS y g. Ssfss sosnio ass i
q. R Berl&6t aihSRon Springs Glib a. R. Ans
tuIift IN 9eoihriHe nhr 8.05 g. 4R.
Saae aut Der q. uu6 q. gB. @. g. perbinbeR IN
SohnfSnptlIe nit ben Cairo uns5obnfouutIe 8ooten
1S Gpien uue NahI seiten ttne fret auf Steamern
Ipel9etn WerbiHbuns iteben NIT net ". NIB y. y.
hE goNdstere Sieier gtoute erfparen BE Rotten
Der S@Iafs6aTs une @fien spii@eR 9afbgtAe Hre
Ss5~ 8ase baItrn an allen Saspif9en IisssnSen
Gtatioren an. is ;nts3 ,4sfn451l sI4ya
Stdets ftrS su 6aben Bel 8. Q. SddfOn, sesenabsT
St eIOub 3Otet ober an GbGttaRoOGa Depot.
SO. -. eJnnes, SeaI. Gupt.
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d sEe 5. 8. Btopm
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
@escn MusSebrnus.

0eSen NuS5ebr1i1'9.
Sirop hipophosphite de chapx (unter
pbospbo:i9laurer Salfigrup.)
9ieies neue 6eiImitteI pirft auseeseibnet beI Gus
bercuIoie mad SApinbfHdt, beren gefdbrli9ere
Symphonic es iofort beieitigt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
1etbIebe,nl aIcabe,aD.

ipire bic aiaFtn rieber -.
am 1iten Nontae i'm Septenfber
srSffneH. s. IL esf sf 9
Ssars. nrtsntSsin nissrieen 8geisss 5000
SRbere Suei0e, TfanjeFf3 une Spaatf9,
3etdnen, MaIen N 8afTfarbeug S5Re aless
Sersei4Hunaen Mne 0esmalfret 80 -sstg 500
Sfnlienifne 9RnIeret 500
9fuiit aut BEN 9tauter - 300
@Ritdxte afnsf ssaes 400
anfGmmI;nse NIT giienbnhnszaen ftnbess @aern
IN Giitabetbtumn pct MHhisft bet Gass betsa G@lRt
ieher SiSmng une 90 ieber Seit wsnn "a asminfdt
nth, am ianss Damien unb 6eVdG tn Sas aii,si ~
befDebexu. ~ so 80 ss - a.
Nm ndbezs austangt wsnss mafi H9 an hse cape
rtOrtn pen Detbiebem, GIisnbstbteuH, ~. 80
4Sna. CprteS
sat Elm beuabytes W,ittkI fir fsbe Nrf 0efHpare
@behmati1mnss Hnetf4unaen nib als bbie &6aheH
Or Out stMe ron tim felb berettete unusrfaIs @aIbG
sum 1grinuf, bic pDn pieIen Deutfaen beeRS enipfok
len tpesben tanas b re ttaugen atrs al bieiaers
HIaee eebfanet werben 10 @nA snar NIT Qzrkem 9rs
teIg. Nan mtuse 70 an
~ @orfea.
Rorh GoaHeeeftfabe, usteFbalS Der Dnkf9saA
1Sb @etbssthsnsiT4t..
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as9a &aifer 8ldtl. aa
29as gefsfn Der @sIt.
25sbar IN bartem, ala ruie in rueidem gBaIier.
10 Gents bas 9dit9en. 2tberaIer Rabat fir gambler.
~ assaten gum gerfaufe biefes ArtifeIs iiberoI
DerlaHgt, 6enen mir aussesei9nete 8ersInftsunsen
gepdbteB. 4# ~ p EpSEs
Proben psrben frautO mad gmpfans Ses obissa
8reiies iberieR6et, 1selaA
~ Ygdn abreiftre $50 @s'se >.* 1861 .a.'@
NEW YORK STARCH GLOSS CO.,
bs15 1E SO. 2tS Sutton StraBe, q. 9.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09

Bon anb mad BEN g. syuH 1866 werSen 3ige bees
ben in Berbin6lns nh aGea weftl 21teH wfe foIgt:
Bon 9rnfirt lluS Salamanca pom rlnisn Depot mad
- SfeIu 9erf 9eit: z.sl5sz Fsf tfhisssR
5.45 T. 81, Nep gorf tasTi9e grpreB ppt, SoIanduca,
tdgittb (masgen@minen SonttaaS) perbittbet fid IN
6orneIspiue nit BEN $50 tdgli1en grpreS pon
9uffdIc lhb tontmt in 3etu Dot an Inn 10 80
7.30 3. 81. GrprebtRoft pom Gunfirf, tdei& (ansses
ffomrnen GonntdesG hdlt IN Salamanca $40 INT
utadbt bic 8erbiubung IN 6enelspiae unb Corning
nit benz $50 q. Dr.. Grpress s3Oit,us BON BuffaiS
unb erreidt @eu gort nm 2 MIR gtorsens.
AIS 2. ~ 9seiu Dcrt Na6t Grprebs RON 8Infrt tdss
Hd kScnnt1gs 1usaenpmmen); bdLt 81 SaIa'
mdnea 9.55 y. R. MHb erreidbt 0etp Dort 70 81
%. Dr., um nit ben 0admittags Siiaen unb Sam'
pfern na4 Bottom unb ben Neueaslanbs StdSter
~ uetbinben. ei4GGss -1-I5sII
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
9c,me Blntarmutb unS 8leibfn6t
*EfsEs nfebr.
8irop6ospborfaureS Gilen'Sfatron bon
Or. 2eraS.as

GiefeS neue 9rdparat lit beretts in Tranfreit unb
Gnaatlo an Gtele Der Gi5eHmitteI aboptirt. Ga 1T
liifita farbz unb eei9mados Io entiprit in ieinen
8eitanbtbeiIen Der 3uiammenietu, 8 hes Stltes nnS
5bpdde Screaming nb Anaruie, ei6t es tein idneIs
lerer unb ferer pirfentes Nttel. Die Afaoenlie be
aebeeine penbet IS In ben Ieiiten dlIen atfunb er<
ieIt Samit bic beiten Grfolge.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-01-29
Living in New York.

The New York Post says: To live in
New York comfortably requires, accord :
ing to a very general estimate, an income
of not much less than ten thousand doll
lars per annum. There are not few
families who pay that much for board
alone, in these days, and except cramped
quarters even then. House rent, if a
man means to have. whole house, cost
about third of any considerable income
and the mere household expenses of a
small family would be enough to frighten
a prosperous merchant of thirty years
ago out of his wits, if he could get a
peep at the expense book. a
We will not speak here of the added
evils of ever-changipg fashions, which
make the majority of women slaves to
their needle, and keep them cutting,
altering, fitting, turning and generally
reconstructing, from years end, in the
frantic effort to be in the fashion, and to
wear what others wear. This is a gen.
eral evil, from which-not only this coun.
try but Europe is suffering and for which
there must presently, we suppose, come
relief in the shape of revolt of English
and American women against the Empress
Of the French, who seems to be the. cause
of all the trouble. H''fi
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-01-29
F R 0. M E q R O P 3 ;.

PARIS, Jan. 21.-An the members of
the Cabinet rendered their designations
to the Emperor. but six of them were not
accepted. The resignation Of N, Fould
was among those accepted, NJ Rouker
remains in the Cabinet, andat present
will preside over the Finance and State
Departments. Genvilly win take charge
of the Naval, and Laroquette Of the Ag-
ricultural Department. The rest Of the
Cabinet is unchanged. stte .f
It is stated in official circles that the
powers Of the Senate will be increased.
1t is rumored that an order has been is
sued which relieves Marshal Bazaine Of
his high command in Mexico.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-It is reported that
there is great excitement in Paris over
the changes in the Cabinet, and it is
thought they indicate a more war like
policy on the part Of the Emperor. The
French press upholds the reform made by
Napoleon. It is said Lord Derby has
concluded not to presenta government
reform bill to Parliament.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Court of Ad-
miralty has just decided in favor of the
United States in the Rappahannock case
making the third steamer recovered by
Consul Dudley.
FLORENCE, Jan. 22,-The question be-
tween Italy and Turkey, about firing on
an italian vessel, has been amicably ad,
justed.
ATHENS, Jan. 22.-The chief of the
Candian insurgents has written letter to
the United States Consul here, thanking
the American people for their sympathy
with the Cretans, and petitions the Con-
sui for American ships Of war to convoy
women and children.
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sea A most brnlol murder occurred

sA-A most brutal murder occurred in
the neighberhood of Valparaiso, ILL.,, on
Wednesday, the 10Th. A man named
William Page, murdered his wife and
mother-in-law, and attempted to murder
another woman who was stopping in the
house. Page and his wife had been sep
arated, and she had just fled her applica-
tion for divorce. Page entered the house
unexpectedly and shot the mother, when
the wife fell upon her knees and plead for
her life. He answeredsby putting ball
through her heart. A deformed girl, the
daughter of a neighbor, was in the house,
and Page shot her three times, and leav-
ing her Cor dead, fred the house. She
had strength and consciousness enough to
crawl from the burning building and save
her life. She will recover. Page was
arrested.
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Fenian Affairs.

New York, Jan. 22.-The Hersld's
New Orleans special of yesterday says:
Much excitement prevailed among our
Irish citizens to-day, caused by the card
of Head Center McClery, calling on all
able bodied Fenians to report for duty
Immediately. Several prominent Fenian
officials from New York yesterday left
here for Mobile, where the blockader
Mary, Captain Hayes, is being prepared
for sea, but whether by Fenians or
Knights of Arabia isuuknown. She has
large supply Of provisions, and it is
pretty we'll established that she is des-
tined for some mysterious cruise, the
Fenians says for San Antonia, Cuba,
where she will receive her armament
The Deputy Commander of the knights
of Arabaia left this city on the Sd inst,
leaving part of his baggage behind
Something is in the wind, but whether
the expedition is against the English
merchant vessels or a raid upon st. Do
mingo by the Knights, cannot be discov-
ered f8 m a1
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The Incorporate language used by
Senator Sumner, in the United States
Senate, towards President johnson, ex-
ceeds in disrespect any and all proceed
iugs ever read by the American people.
Had Democratic Senator lndulged in
such language towards President Lincoln,
he would have been hurried off, within
twenty-four hours, to Fort. Warren or
Fort Lafayette. But It's not the Radical
OK that is being gored now, and they
all shout amen.
Here is what Sumner said, and being
called 10 order, the Chair decided that
the language did not exceed the limit of
debate: e
..There, sir, is the duty of the hour
There was no such duty involved upon our
fathers. There was no such duty in cur
predecessors in this chamber, because
there was, no President of the United
States who had become the enemy Of his
country
The President stands in the breach be-
tween the revolutionists, headed by Sum
ner, and il determined to prevent dis
ruption Of the Government, and is equal
~ determined that the Conservatives, who
desire to restore the country to its for
mer prosperity and happiness, shall not
be oyerthroRn. Sumner is determined
to set aside this obstructionto the execu-
tion of the plans Of his party. The Su-
preme Court is another barrier to the
successful issue Of their nefari6us plans
to destroy the country.
But the President stands fairly by his
policy, and when called upon to appear
before the Senate for trial, on the bill Of
impeachment, will disappoint the hopes
of a majority of the people if he does not
refuse to acknowledge their right to SO
act. And if driven to extremities the
people will uphold him in rallying about
him he army, to defeat By force Of arms
the attempts Of the reyolutionists to cre-
ate discord and ruin the country.
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slA London correspondent, who
writes about the condition of Ireland,
speaks of universal Improvement. He
says: The people of Ireland are better
of, physically and materially, than for
many years: save, indeed, that the con-
tinued rains of summer and autumn have
sadly lowered the value of the wheat
crop, and have reduced the value Of the
expected fax crop by one half. But,
notwithstanding this Ireland has been
quite exempt from the cattle plague
The linen trade of the province of Ulster
is Aourishing, large bodies of people
thus earning profitable wages, and the
proprietors of fax spinning mills, and
of power weaving looms, are making
fortunes. Freehold and other farms
bring very high prices-for example, ST.
250 or 1850 is the price, sometimes ex-
ceeded, of one Irish acre of land. The
people, too, are far better fed than they
were twenty years ago, and their clothing
and comforts are much superior.
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New YORK, Jan. 22.-The Herald's
Vera Cruz correspondent says: A force
of fifty negroes attacked and burned the
villages of Jamaha and Catelest, under
orders from the Frence commandant at
Vera Cruz.
A severe conscription is going on at
the capital. 4se
Maximilian intends going to Madena,
it is said, in case the National Congress
does not sustain him.
Seventeen thousand Republicans, un-
der Diaz, were reported to be in the
peighborhood of the City of Mexico.