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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17

LoUDoUN COUNTY News The residence
Of Mr.. Joseph II. Fry was struck by lightnng,
last Saturday evening, tearing y part of the
chimney to pieces, and stunning some mem
beers of the family
The house of Mr.. John l.. Chambn Was
struck by lightning last Friday evening, slight
ly stunning member Of the family, and iniur-
ing the building.
The quarterly meeting of the Society of
Friends, commences its session at Goose Greek
Meeting House on to-day, Saturday and
will continue three days.
The bush meeting of the NJ. f, Church,
South, near Union, commenced Thursday, the
18th inst, and will continue for several days.
The Rev. Mr.. Munsey and other eminent min
listers are expected to be present.
The tair held by the ladies of the presby-
terian Church, Leesburg, this week, was very
successful. They realized upwards q, Of seven
hundred and fifty dollars -Leesburg Washmg-
tontion
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w A n r S

tne o' AL u ~ Lar. u,;.Linu
~ tno han"e, e. I6n ~ 200 cord. com do
to contract win rs lor w. or wv ETF': '"s "o
~ ,rn Wy 'AIt VIZ ,a ,Ia,aU. an hsnd ok uui
hEA4aHk Of 22r End Hh hasnd: Bla
Skirting Leathcr, which we sell At me Io"eIt
cash prices we are PG}ynlnS Ine h'gnGst ca Il
| prices Tor go"u BEEF htDE,1, ~ nu T''''
np 3-eotl Z. o. HMOOl .oON.
DtIuKHI
| + KKIrK&ll
| trick ) | |
AnlOX BRICKS ON hand and for sale low, fer
| r.sh ~ Z EkANCIS'S BRICK KILN
upper end Of Fairfax street,
| near the Canal.
nss~ Orders for all kinds Of Brick Work
promptly attended TO- II eI nj t"e nSI' I,, an'"'
ap I'll
| C1TAECH GkD PEPPER Ar
-
) boxcs Starch
) . Ground Pepper.
| ) " No. Mustard
!, KEGS best Super g. s;oda
'n'N "' '"''"' J'4f E3ifUG 20 Tint
It" a. a. l - - ~ ~ ~ = 49, '''
| Il
BIRD SEED
"hi'h VIII ''t"'' ~ re ~ pe tr "a ,,,,
aug 9-2m 2ot, King St.
WYNN f.. PADGETT,
W i'i- ~ ~ ,',.,,r,,.,,,,
HAEN No. Nj a y " \, U mr.
And Dealer IN IrnnES, Carpet Bngs' A', &c
NO Ia II no STE EEL, -.
u |" ALEXANDRIA,, ' "a,
Il, PHARMACY, PhilndeIphis, i've gallon
CoLOGNE WATER ,. =
to Wlrh we 'PecH'S ihT,t1 ;HH Hl' !;, ~
chssers, toy ~ JANNEl l. CO
= 2 = o.
- N l. ID u q -.
los btls A Circl. \ and Refined Sugars.
80 " Goldran syrup, received this day
fran schnoncr fired F. Smyrk. from tho Viz
ginia Steam Sugar Refinery, Richmond. These
sugars are OF very superlor Ius.S II VIZ 20
sofa ~ 10" Ms the9 CT" De Goeh 50i
y - "''0' =. wv M
YHEA:;--
10 iH'l encsi5 III" w." 20 ;,,o nLlpnoIorei
'"', t "tNroa,J f, ooI. ~
Japan JuSt fefe''ed sNl !" s'"i ~ i2 W
au . % :" :, - - -
{ ,kAChEk@' aD,oyrpa,,
- $780,, ,,i.;, ,,.,,,-(,.i fn,ih f f. ,t
= fnhtJ ana 'a'. CtHiNc!H' i''S" ''"'" '"'
D""e'y every o"S' ''' >"'' pFGEFR,s
80, /. hT g. lh a.. - -.
~ ~ o"'iie' lNl'E al't e''' 1,sS'i'' 50
~ ~ w IA, 49, ~
- = n cIJ y ~ D0I NTtI noi.;n, ~-I,,. -.
,,1i law nl1,,1lata ~ -, ,rt,ass W. fanl
sure must give satisfaction,
,n-)S n Il A 4
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aYocER1Es AND PR0vIsIo

ROCERIES AND fEoVlslo N -
4 CLINTON MILBURN,
MILT GROCEE,
AND DEALER IN
FINETEAS, WINES, LIQUORS q" a 49,
Corner Cameron and Royal Streets,
ALEXANDRIA. va.
Particular attention paid to the scleclioh 81
Choice Flour AMI Teas. NY - y
sAAVY z HARMON.
GKOuERa, FEED,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
t,.1ner ii Prince and Royal Sts..
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
:;uecial attention. given 10 tho sale OF Country
Produce my eff
4 OOMl3 i FACkR,
UEALEKs IN
GKUCRElE3 PROVISIONS
FINE TEAS FLOUR FEED. ETC.
40 ~ KING STREET,
yafy~ Constantly on hand the choicest brandt 81
sjegars and Tobacco; also q me a'so' t"'o"' 90
STATION ERY and NOIlONo.
gey~Tho highest price paid for Country go
duce. sop -
T K + ( X i X
GROCERIES, PROVISIoNs WlHt5.
LIQUORS, &c, &C.
COR KING s. ST. ASAPH SITS.
Country Produce bought at the highest mar
| ket price.
Goods delivered to any part of the city free Of
charge. my 81!
| IL G.. s w A I =,
NO. ~, NORTH ROYAL STREET,
Indoors south Of old stand.
| Has on hand and il constantly receiving tres Ii
invoices Of .,.,,
GROCERIES, WINES y LIQUORS,
which he will sell cheap for cash. ie 70
| UARRIE HOUGH,
| DEALER IN
| CHOICE FAMILY HRUCERlE S,
| CORNER OF PRINCE AND PITT SITS.
oct 6---tfl ALEYdNDRlA, Vi.
| HREGORY Il PAUL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
| GROCERIES, FLOUR AND BACON,
Nos u AND %, KIHG STREET,
ap l4-tf ALhAANDhlA' ' .
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GOLD.
M A RRlED.

New YORK, August l7.-t4od to-day. l404.
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IOPARTNEKSlIlP-- undersigned have
" this day formed a co-partnership for the
purpose OF conducting the GROCERY, LIQ-
UOR AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, under
the firm maine Of AVERY 81 DAVIDSON, at
the store formerly occupied by Henderson u
Avery, corner of King and Alfred streets, and
solicit !. continuance Of the patronage extended
to The old firm. K. w. AVERY,
aug II f. j. DAVIDSON.
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- Derived, TODAY, FROM PAEAIsno'
u PHARMACY, Philudelphia, II i've gallon
de1niiohn ii most superb article Of
COLOGNE WATER,
to which we specially invite the attention Of
the ladies Sold IN any 4uantilir. 10 sutt pIF~
chasers 10y JANNEl 20
au6 Druggists, No l45, King Il.
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FERTILIZERS, &c.

n.ss- Call and examine specimens. jYs
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The eopurtnershis here
~ tofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name. Of II EN DEkSUN Z
AVERY, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent ). r.. HEN DERSON,
RICHD. W. AVERY.
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nor SALE-A good second hand PIANO.
II suitable for beginners. Inquire at this
office. e Z2-tf
NEW FLOUR
~ Silver Spring Extra Flour, recev cd
and for sale by [au 81 j. e. MILBURN.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05


H gBer tentt NaGniittae Elm pnar e5tunbfn
antsr frfism 5intmsI unb an eintm nIlerIisb-
ifen, BON l@Snitem 9IumrnEpr prnnsenSsn
plas sablinssu tpiEI, Der ssbs in ben 1ertieiI-
tur- @artm, mobin man Rom @quarr aus nit
err Strnljsn-G iisnsabu srlausen fam.
rs OapiO N1cGabOc luurOe oelfern
bon 9errn gbeatbnin, gbef Der De-
tectibes, uuter Der Nnflaet, ,,9Ingriff
unO Gtbldgerei" auf einen Sarbisen
beriibt All boben, arretirt unO bon
@qmtre Motbetps eebrabt. Gos Be-
Dor iuir6 Montag, Den 13. Nfai, Dor
9enannten 6rieOensrihter itattfinoen.
Il @m 3Ofen bis. Nlrnats pirb bic Bin
cent Be ct. paur" @eleal6ait i'm 9tuemffcrf'-
lGen parfsarten sines ibrrr BON Derganssnsm
Sabre Der 70 beriibmttn pir-girs 90 einem
wpbltbGtissn 3psd ssranfaltsn. gEir psrbeH
nS9fens has ausfiibrlibe grOsramm nit
tbeflen.
R @eifern iin0 bon @reenbille,
Senn., IS yfetruten, lpelde fur bas 80.
farbige @e9iment anselporben tuurben,
bier angetomnien.
Das MeQinent lit in ben SefferfDn
BarraGe, nabe ct 9ouis, ftatiOnirt uni
in einieen Sagen ner6en Oieie 2cnte,
peIde idon uniforuirt fms, bortbin
selanOt merben.
Il @ig emPfetlen Greunben, bic anlere Stab
beIuden, irpis bier pebnbnlttn junsta seuten,
baS 8Carbinabaus bes 6errn Sulius ginl
Giebe gtiysiss.) Oafslblt finbst man Elm Sutre
8ett, eiasn famO1en Slid, ftsts freuneIids
9etieauns uns CUTE Gelrllfhaft une Raa-
mittass elm 5Gb9sn btlifaten 9lOcra.
Eg gSm. @itman lit auf bic 9lnr
tIaee bin, Der MaOame SaDs, INN @elt
gu erprelien, 9eorobt au baben, ihrenl
guten Guf gu lbaben uno ibr Gigens
fun gu serlt0ren, u. t. no., geltern
arretirt uno Dor Squire Galii01 gez
bra9t tporoen. Sas 8erb0r tpirf
morgen @admittao UNI 2 llbr Dor ee.
nanntem 6riebensridter itattiin0en
8itmoa inuBte fur fein @rf6einer
$1,000 8iirsf&aft fteleu.
w s. g8. BaIter puroe seiterr
unter Der 9lnflage, BON $. 9. Ste.
auitbe1 g8aare inter falfdem 8or.
panoe erbalten su baben, arretirt uni
Dor giquire @aiiiob gebrad5t. tpeIhei
gSaIfer $1,000 8iirgi1aft itsllte, un
mor9en Sormittag 10 Hbr gu ieinelr
fattFnbenben 8erb0r gu erldeinen.
H- @eltern Morgen uurOe Ell
Sal in Dem 8oIiSei @eribt aufgeru
! fen, in tuel6em Sipei 96bne ibre Wut,
Ter Der 9lrt mibbanbelten, oab bic alt
/ SSrau Inn ben G6uB Der gta6barl
i fiebte, tueldbe Die iauberen 8rioer =
elmer lit 81 uno Der nnbere Is Sabre al
-arreti en- lieBen. Ser 9aupti6ul6ig
mar ntdt erihienen, nn6 Der &ihte
ertbeilte bic Sroer, 0enieIben 70 bal
man ieiner babbaft per6en tonne, 8
arretireu. Da Die Betpeiie gegen 0el
Grl6ienenen ni9t 81 feiner @erurtbei
Lung seniieten, iuuroe 6erleIbe nit BEL
/ Brosebtoite n belegt. tlno gum S9us
Der aianen Wlutter, ltellte Der Gi@te
benz llneeratbenen Sobn unter $100'
Blr9fdaft, UNI cen Sric0eu gu baIten
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GOmmereieaer gBOAen /. werisbt.


Office Eeunefee stnats. Seitu=s.
@GfAvtIle, a. 9sai 1851.
SIN Masenieinen mar tas 0ef6dft pGbreub
sirfrr @Dbe nistt IeBr gut.
Der @eIbmarft IN nod lebr sebriidt
isboa babsn f$ bit grtils fur Diseontirtn
niHt pfrSnbert. Rem gprt Gr9anee ii itsts in
itarter Radfrase, uns Baufen taufen fir so
Gents PER LOCO unb ssrfanfru gu 500 prt-
MUM.
GeIb. Dard Bic 5riebenstrpmpett, RE
BON europa Der frf6alt mar bic 6lurmatisn
ni@t febr fart; taTeIbe GfTnrte Moatas frib
IN Rem ssrE nit t34a, ltiss einnlal auf 1864
unb f9lO6 seltfrn Abenb nit 1876.
@ttrIins GT9anse ifsbt auf 109a-1i04.
5-20tr fltr Gtries 1908 nit Coupons, 107s
pbnf GCupOns; 2tr Gtries nit COUPONS 1865 {:
Ste @srie 1888 sNtut Mussabe 1913 tO-4Otr
go; Z 30er 1864 1861.
SIN unearrantsn ROtsn pur6e fat gar ni9ts
srtban; 8ant Of StnneHee NOten prrbtn bon
ben 8nufen su "a Cts, aufsefauft pir tVnn-
ten nihtS spn @erfGufen rrfnbren.
8aumpelIr. Der Rarft mar bier isbr
anrsselmS6is. Mnfanss Der gEp9t mar Ct
sisulliG Isbbaft; unb prtiis iInb stipas ssfte-
gen am Gienlfas murhea $50 8alen perfaufl
sa % bis 25A Cts. fur bic bette auaIitat am
MittpO6 trat jsbcd cine &eattion Elm, preils
Relea auf 20 bis 23a Cts. uuD fait gar nteSts
purbe eetban. 9Babrfnb Der We6e purbeu
1872 8alleR smpfaHsen, AS srrtauft unp SCI
Srrfhift. Sn New gOrf faIpe seiterm Absnt
ftIt; q Gts. fir iiplbs.
@rccerits. = Ter Narftn mar, in 9lnbe-
tra6t brr SailOn, siemlilt Isbbaft, ObI1cn hi.
tiuselaufeuen 8tltslIunssn Isbr flein paren
Yreilt Pub nnDrr6nrert.
aOrm. Die 3ufabr entfpri9t ni9t Der Rad.
frase uu6 Elm Steisen febt su srpartsu, gEil
quOttren pei6es $f.23-1.25; seIbes Si.2i
bis f.23.
9prnmsbl if febr lar unD in 1artel
Na6frasr; pir qaOtirea sebeuteltes Staot
&Crnmebf ~ $1,28-1.30, unsebeuteltrs ~
1925; Qnn6 $1.15-1.20.
@ebI. Go mar Itarfe 9aa6frase fir gan
feints wsises MebI; Elm 6teissn 1T unprr
meiDIid ; mir quOtirrn: 6einrs weibss $f6.5(
bts 1880; Grtr. Sam, $3.50 bis 1900
DOpp. Grtr. $t5.50-16,70; SupperTn
$i2-13.
SacOn. Ginsendbts GHinFsn tpir6 q
16t-17 Cts. Sertanft sspStuIt6sr 14A-1!
Cents; Ssiten 1913 ane S9ultrrn 10.
Gents.
Sn ben onOersn artiteIn babsn mir fem
gtrdnbsrunssa gu bsridteH.
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&riminnlz&pnrt.

gnii9e Diebifobls Sale tDuroen auj
Den nddite Eernlin periboben, unb Die
Nngelllagten auroen unter Blr9f1afi
geitelt,
Sic grano SurD tuuroe entlaiien.
Sic @ourt muroe Bis gum eriten
Monta9 i'm Mionat SUM bertast.
Gas Criminal DoGet fur 0ieien
Sermin bate 119 Sale, un0 bas 3is :
oemc1nors Do6et entbielt 1882 Sale.
SSol0en0e Verioneti tuurben berur<
tbeilt unb in Die 8enitsntiarp eefanbt:
grleft 8rofer, NforO iils stueiten
@rao, 20 Sabre.
s. s.. McNffee, DiebftabI, Is Sa re.
Yeter Sea1, Dlebitabl, 81 Sabre.
9eter 8urceu, Sleblf,sbl, 10 Sabre.
9sa.rif q. Mulens, alias Sohn Ater,
ipegefl Srasen Ion Nadlbliillsln, is
Mondte.
Wiartin GOffee, 9t0ub, Is Sabre.
asiuiS sBiIIiums (farb. DiebitabI,
5 Sabre.
@fatbep SeTries (farb. ], gferbs.
biebitabI, 10 Sabre.
Gli Balfer (farb.), DiebfabI, 3 s.
Bm. SDuiton, alias gBm. Guino
(farb. J, 0iebifabI, 5 Sabre.
geOrse Sonss (farb,), 9iebitabI, |
Sabr.
Sobn elIiaau (farb.), GisbitasI 9
Sabre.
Som CLIFTON (farb.), SiebftaBL 8
Sabre.
gtIm. 9mitb, GisbltabI, / Sabr.
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gta6t nn0 gtQat.
THE CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST.


The course pursued by the Press and Times"
in the congressional contest of our district, is
one which is sadly to be regretted by every free
man. After the men who put forward Mr..
Tri.nble as their champion in the contest had
adopted the plan and partly accomplished it /,
to keep out OF all Union organizations and out
of the press the name of any other candidate
than that of their fayorite; after the Press and
Tines had taken it upon itself to advocate in
its columns the ideas of 3 clique and not those
of the people; after wilfully and maliciously
participating in a move of that clique to trick
and cheat the people by all means imaginable
out of the man of their choice; after tryingsto
make the people living ut distance believe
that there was no ether candidate except MIR.
Trimble = this SHOULD be" organ of the Rad
ical party was subjected to the humiliation of
seeing that all the tricks and chicaneries of the
CLIQUE which backs its damnable course resulted
only in arousing the people to deeper sense of
their sovereignty; and notwithstanding the
terrible power given to the clique by controlling
the only radical organ published in the English
language, the people resisted and unmistak-
ably gave their verdict AGAINST that clique
That fact is not denied by any one and John
Lawrence to-day is the favorite candidate of
nine tenths of the voters of this district.
If Republican institutions are what we und-
erstand them to be, if the people are allowed to
ay who shall be and who shall not be their
representative, John Lawrence will be nomin-
ated and elected. If however the Press and
Times'' and mere handful of persons, think
ing themselves the guardians of the people and
calling every one, who does not do a. they die
tate nm Ignorant negro or q "disorganizer''
should succeed, then it NAY happen, that John
Trimble receives the nomination.
We earnestly hope that such victory of dicta-
ton and usurpation over the will of freemen
will not prevail.
The unfairness, the spirit of intolerance and
prescription of the Press and Tines against
the large masses of the party who choose to
differ with them, and the slanderous inyectives
contained in its columns of last week against
the man, who stands to-day as the choice of
the people, we hope may meet its just reward.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05


winston, Joseph Smith, John Carp
err, and others. The meeting ex-
pressed its decided preference for
the nomination of Judge John Law
renee as Congressman. A vote was
taken and all present rose to their
feet when called upon to decide for
John Lawrence, the man who has
done SO much for the cause of the
freedmen.
The following resolution was I'M
animously adopted:
RESOLVED. That those colored men in Nashville
who were rebels ring tine war, or aided the rebel
lion are unworthy of confide or support, just
as white rebels thus unworthy, for the sane rea-
son. and they ought not to to lead ard govern
the coored people Of this county and we warn all ou1
friends against this clique of colored aristocraey
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sir Settnnas beransaeter.

SD babe cine siemlib sruss auantitdt
seutlSer NOnpareiI, IN lebr suteni 3uifane be-
fnclitb, tttmrr erua elm DugenS Stanre nnb
awei Dasenb gGriftfnffen, aud anbere Mr-
tiFel, III elmer heut16en Druderti ssbSris, su
sertaufen. Gennnnte @a9sn fSnnsn sa bill
lisen preileG abaeIaNen trerben.
JObn Mubm,
Serausseber Der sstnafsseituns4.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05

GaE SER s. 81. Gdleier lit auto
rifrttr Ngent Der y9taatss 3eituns" fur
Rnor,ille nn0 llnlgepen0.
esE Die, YreB i. Zines @DOni 1. mai
entbdlt einen bObit fcanOaIeufen un6
beIeiOigenoen 0lrttteI eeoen Mihter
Sobn Qatprence, Der GanDi6at Oes Boil
tes fiir Oas 9ltnt zines GOnareBmannes.
gfadbem bic Erinlble Clique aIle m0as
lideil 6niffe unb @bieanerien anae<
ipanit, um ben 9lamen oee &errn Gam >
renee aus allen Weriaumluueen ees
fifIeatIid ferne 80 baIten, ur0 nnd)bem
frob bieles 4RanenDers bic SIC ffen
0es Bottles Iia oenuo6 entl9ieben fir
adlprence Mno 9egef EriinbIe en-
fldrt baber; nadgOeun bic gBreB ainb
Eimes" ben bergebeHen 8erinb gee
taadlt, ben @an0i0aten 6es Bottles tpbt
III fhipeigen, beeiebt iih aiinmebr Der
MeDafteHr oes Organs Der CLIQUE aEf
baS @ebiet Der 0ffeneu QditerHngeH lf0
&dmabunaen gegen Die arIlIime Sid
tigteit zines Bealnten, alIf 0eTen @ars
riere ui&t Elm SSleG Sse labels laltet.
- Sur 70 fort gemadt, SIR @Iiquiens,
Hnh Guer @anoi0at lpirb audi nod bic
lpellieen QgHbanger berIierea, Die er
ietE nod BAT.
sRir fpie0erboIen n0hmals, Dab mir
es unenbli6 bebauern, Gerrn ErimbIe
in Der Gefenldlait 81 feben. QBir be-
QefI Dor ibm cine bieL gr16ete Qlditnn0,
ale bab mir eIauben E0nnten, r. ipiir6e
beu 9euten, Bic feline ganbibafmr nals
terHHheH, DerdEtigt Iamutiee Ratbs
Ipngell srIanbeH.
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tcinseianst9
Ste sanle Der neunten sSars.

Sr. &ebafteur! ga Gie ii6
immer eifrig fir 6as aIlgemeine 9Sobl
itterelIirer, tuir6 es Sbuen bieIlei1t
riht unipilfommen fem, etfpas iiber
unfere 0ffentli6e enelilde Sdule III
Germantown Su b0ren. Seit sipei
WoEoten ienoe id bier meiner Sinoer
in Oieiel6e unb oa iie in oieier tursen
Belt ouffauen6e Sorti9ritte ma9ten,
erlpedte es in bobem @raoe nieine Sns
terelIe, bic 2ebrmetbOoe uno oie 2ebrer
felbit ndber fennen gu lernet. SD gins
Oabin, ipurbe febr freilnolid empfans
gen uno bra6te oDei Stunoen in 9ee
lpannteiter 9lufmertfamteit gu. Die
4ebrmetbo6e un6 insbefonoere sic Be-
bonolung Der @6iiler 1T in bielen
Nnbetra9ten tpeientlid BON unlern
europdif9en berfmieoen un6 Der 1lms
ltan6, oaB neue G@iiler az allen 3eiten
aufgenomnen iueroen, perurfa6t elm
ioI9es @ernifde, 0aB es mir nod iebt
unbe0reifi9 lit, tpie bic 2ebrer oanlit
ferti9 tper6eH fonnen. Srokfeti gebt
Mles ipie Elm ubrtuert, Die gr6Bten ME
Die eleinIten @1iiIer untermerfen liA
miIIi9 Der ftrengiten SisjipIin, 6a 1T
MIIeS Gifer unO lShraeia unb felbIt bic
gBenioerl. Sic Mnfanas rid,t rethf boz
riren tpoIlen, Iernen IS gar 6alo, oa iie
unter ben anbern Mitf9HIern feline
unteritikun9 fin6en un0 bon linen
itleeI anaeiebet, perben.
ST.. Sberiebrer Braun hattie bic
Site, feline @hiIer in meiner Geaeus
mart au eraminiren, Die tuirfIid ueber>
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
OF SUMNER COUNTY.

According to previous appoint
ment large number of the white
and the black Republicans of Sumner
county assembled at Gallatin on
Wednesday, the 1st of May, to select
delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention to meet in Nashville on the
18th of May.
After singing and prayer, Capt. j.
M. Hopkins was chosen President,
Rev.H. Key, Vice-President, and G.
M. johnson, Secretary.
In q few pertinent remarks the
President stated the object of the
Convention. The following list OF
delegates was then nominated in
open meeting, and the list was I'M
animously adopted:
I. M. Hipkins, j. N. Phillips, j.
Mckinley, VIM Horn, H. Key, H.
Bowers, c. NJ. Johnson, J. Rogan.
Chs. Tyre, A. Lillard, E. Wal
lace, W. Cage, W. Terry, Jerry
Morgan, N. turner and y. White.
Considerably over one hundred mem
bers of the county convention were
then chosen as an escort to go with
The delegates to Nashville on the
10Th of May, and 3 resolution adopt
ed to extend the invitation to go to
all loyal men in Sumner county.
Mr.. /. N. Phillips then offered the
following resolutions which was
adopted with only one dissenting
vote:
sREsoLyED, THAT each and every
delegate from Sumner county to the
congressional Convention to as
semble at Nashville on the 18th o.
May, be and il hereby instructed to
vote for JOHN LAWRENCE as
our Candidate for Congress"
The meeting was then addressed
by Messrs. u. Fl. Mason, of Nashville,
mckinley, G. NJ. JOhason, II. Key
and Fox.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed,
the various speeches being frequently
and loudly applauded as telling points
were made. During the progress d
the proceedings a round Of three
cheers each was DANGEROUSLY given
for wv. G.. BRowHLow, JoHa LAW
RENEE and THAD. STEVENS.
A large number Of ladies were
present who just before adjourn
ment sang with great effect the song
commencing with the words Yes,
shank God, we are free to-day,
which was followed by all present
joining in the grand old campaign
song sRalIy round the flag.
1t was
REsoLvED, That the proceedings
of this convention be published 10
the Nashville press and rimes' and
tennessee Staatszeitung.
RE convention on motion then
ldjolirped sine die.
/. III HIFKIEs, President.
HIRLEY KEY, vice President.
G. NJ. JOHNSON, Seq.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
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