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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-28
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{ . 9 bat man in 8e3us auf Die Ge:tul q
Ser Bertbiaden?" vSeinen, meints
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men" 9iiemanO, meines @i6ens,
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Fe il9 in einem entiesIiden Suitanbc
beFnot, ttefe, erose Sranonunoen babe
uno anfdeineno rettungsGos berIoren
iei. -
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nit iuie fi9tbarer ueber;eu9ung bieb
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lidfeiten in fiinltlerifbem gefanlad
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. 8aris, 26. Mna


Sr. @elpeau, beriibmter 4r5t 1T
geitor6en. .s..t.g......s
Ser 96olitions <eonoreB, beftebenO
aus Den leitenoen 9lntiiclauereis Nfan>
nern alIer 9lationea, begann seltern
feline @isuaaea.e~,=SieIe 9lnerifaner
uaren aeaenmartie, aud 9llrifa mar
gut berfreten. Ser 8ned> oes Gons
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rails on ole M69te, sic nod Sfla<
perei 6ulOen, bieie 8ne9tidaft ab5u<
ldafen. : = '''
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@erbereitungen gu elmer balOigen
3nfammentunft oeS 86nigS bon Yreu<
ben nit Sen Souuerdnen Der iIlooeut<
iden Staaten in gaoen< Saoen tper@
zen getrohen. -
.I.st 81 a leiIle, 26. 9tug.
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ruifl9er Sriegsbampfer cine NnSabl
Slii1tlinae an 8orb nabm. Eer Gons
manoeur eines tiirfilben Srie9sidiffes,
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Slldtlineen. Ser ruiiiide Gomman<
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fennen uno beioe S9iffe bereiteten F9
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bod, Der in Ser Stdbe mar, perbinberte
ben Iusbru6 bes Samples.
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febr tpiberlpredenb. Batreno Bic
&egieruns erflart, ale unruben ieien
aeoampft, bebaupten pie Sniursenten,
6aB Die 8eme9ung tagIid an Starfe
uno geoeutung ua9ie. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-28

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Yearly advertisers will be entitled to discount
10 per cents.
Every other day (e. o. d. advertisements will be
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zach insertion.
Special or Lity Item notices, 20 cents line first,
0Ad 10 cents line every additional insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at he
ESQ cents q square.
All advertisements are due from date of first in
AStion. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
and no transient advertisements will be taken
S1less accompanied by the money.
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Office No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE,
fover W. T. Berry i Co.'S Book store,) I
Pc Address LOCK Box 80. sEzE
NASHVILLE, TENN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-28
IS aAen.

SD bicte nas arDkte MtTcrfement pom Dagtn
in Der Stnbt ~ ben foigeuoen 9retfen an:
SierfpGnuiae W6aulefeI Armee 9Sdgen, anss
gemdbt unb niisGebeert, coutpIet nit Double frees,
Single Frees, StrstdbsrsI Bogen uno 5uStert os -
$45.C0. f. IN
SierfpGnnfse Spl cber Nlantation E8asen,
aiIsgeiut eebeert, coupset nit eiegero tier,
Double Frees, Single Frees, Sosen unh 6Ittertrog
= 5000
S,terfpGnuiae Mrmee aBaaen, IN bemieIben Gus
f6rto rpie nom IJouuernement gefuuft- $?5.CO.
Sdumnasen, fir Naulefel ooer D5ten - $500
bic $65-On. 3 rtts5-~ -.
3pcifpdHnise sBasen. nen $tOog $t2S.
- EE--a 30. a. h1. gebraudt $3.50 $50.
Do. 4mbulnucen $5,@$6O.
Rdufer baben has @edbt. bic peri9iesenen TheiIe
bes g3dgens aus benz immenlen 8orrdth nussuiu9eu,
uno fonnen bieielsen unter eigener AHidt sufammen
toppeIn Iden, orausgefest, oab bic, nele beretts
3uiammeageitelt fiRo, fiidt eonueniren.
lie gdnbsr uno eiien imS nen sefiigt, absenuste
Adfentilien ourdt neue eriett. 5 80
Sebs ts Tage StaStnsten DerSeu als baar ange.
uOnImert. 5nSsf.as ~ 80 4-E
g. s.. GteDenS,
-A 7-.'A3 !ss-s S5@ 2S4 Spruce Str.
Nm Der einie ber Gbur6 spruee Straseneifenbabu.
iuI2 fglt2Rp RafbutIIe, Eenn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-28
g utttmpr-e 27. Qluo.

@eifert mar Der g6Iubtas Oes sro>
Sen nationalen Sdiibenfeites. neber
$4,000 Yericnen iuaren nuf Dem 8lab.
Das Set nor Elm grobartiser Grfolss .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-28

2 IL
@barlei It on, 81. Nus. s
.Sn biefiger @taot iinS i'm @ansen.
2,211 98eiBe uno. a, 200 S9war3e, i'm
gan3en Staote.95743 gSeibe un6 3d.
sos Sawarse re9iitrirt lporoen.
,rsaes ,9aaa Sc m 19orf, 81. dug.
- Die Oampf6rennerei BON 8e6ler
unb Die @rpcerD <9iieoerlage BON SreD>
fuB unD' Co. braiihteft ab. Sober Oers5
islben serleioet d einen gerIuit bon
$50, NOR
Sin inneren @teueru nabm bas
G9abamt in ben. lebten 6 Sagen
81, 879, 900, an 8oaen So ,343, 900
Elm. Sie Geinmrnts Ginnabuie felt /.
Suli betraet $500, 260s 600 s.
0iu guita, Ga, 81. Gug.
80 Sen, Scope bat bic S6IieBups Der
Georgia 1lniberiitat ipe9en elmer bon
), eineln Gtuoenteu r9ebaltenen 3ebe an<
aeoronet. Sie pon.0er 2egiStatht fir
bic uniberiitdt b6pilIiaten $4,000
ipurOcn anf fsinen 8efebt suraf8es
+ halten.s sd s-assats - 81 4s., ..4s48 r
SIN Rittefs uub Gios Georgia, 10
iuie in SloriOa 1T bic 8aumtuolle 6nrf)
Die leuliden, befti9ch Ne9enoliie iebr
bei1aoigt tuorOen. IA
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9. $. 8. 6. u. 6. 81.
Seesn Rittap03 abenO gerianulIuns in oer Darius
!, ya r.6 Eurner< @erein
Gegrin6et: Is. October 1864,
@ RitsIieDersabI: 15O- - 95
erfr spre4sr! aSOIpB aelion.
Srueiter " Conrad Eieper.
Fret. s9riftpart: 5. agaBma.m. sells
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Der gerein bot gittlpo6s abenb TX ltr Ierm
. - 'Ds@entiidsen Sisungen.
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! I. Secretdr: Soiepb S6Ianh.
| 2. SEQ. Senmerid
| Herfammluns iepeH1ften gtontas bes gonats
I S1nei3er Neutrality-suspicious.
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s0st' eff Ssfsri0H uno Gberr9 ssrase.
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(@urefd unb Sbalia nereiniat }
| 9esrinbet: 1. December 1866.
l., Htglieoertn1I:~ 90. ~ .-
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! lsd Deutibe Weetbobifen @emeinoe,
a mig artSiser: serr SOba .. sath
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Qtelle Mn5eigerl.

Gin tnbtiees Seutfebes WfdS6ea
fir Slide rnb Saus iofort berlanst
bel Es a
: Garl SSelfoit,
$50. Sio s@oqege StraBe.
aua28 3m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-28
SSeiapfamaem.

2 gd& perf6iebenen aicen wsrSen aud retfdaebene
Sorien beer tbgHsals amber e6her TT e. better,
perIfiebene 'Goftet Mf siebeffyDen Snuptf0t isbod
aus Concord une SsortDu,s @irgina Seeeline 80
flsbmen. @uS eigenen bitteren Grf- bruneen marnen
mir gebeymanH, Dor ben aus einem Muge ge1o enen
joaefiannten Ddmpipfanten; iie fab cine arose Fes
dmerIt6feit fin ben Bertdfer anb eiEe grpee nnbes
qnemIidfeit fur ben Qdufer. Serbftpftansline etbt
ifebr Gterbett 6es Ggfoige8 nnb einen nit Al pers
od5ienben Worprnng. = Mnfraaen werben j6nea be.
ontrp9rfa. s39.s4 - ssz1s =. z51s8ate nz.
at 0r. ut. @ndffi,
Ode sammer nab Seferfom straR',
GuqSG
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-28
NaSbbiHe unS 0ecatar Giienbohn

sa9 ssaa h $50 10 tisel saaaa loaaate
sitaisaaA H5aa5gaaaad57$ls ~ ~ -s5sesgs11
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z+-. galbe # ON u. Iug. !
Sas aeIbe Sieber 1T ipieOer i'm 3u>
nebmen. Sn Ter lesten gSode 1tarben
1872. fafeEEae. - = LA y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-28

~ Saff0n@2oee SO liz
utter oeutfder SrSen Der Sarugori
WitgIiebsrsabI: IS.
Obers8arbe: e. aari5.
uflter sSohn Sitter.
I. Secretdr eeprq &id.
- 9snuI poffmann. r
S6dkmeifter: @eprg 2etf9er. .--- r-
Der Oreen perionmeIt ii9 ieoen Sonnerfoa abeu
30. SO nnionhrase. =. .--i.-' ~
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0afboine nnD SSprtbnefferl
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ffsOrtfesuns fOlst.)
eeutf6e -gereine seafbeine's.

9. $. s. 6. u. g. 81. :
Sesen Rittrpo9 abeno geriaRmIuns in BET 6aru
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-04

SrRAYED AwAY.-A mulatto named
Mcdowell, who has shown symptoms oil
insanity Of late, wandered away from
his home near Sonora, u few days since,
and is supposed to have peSshed In the
mountains.-Stoektoa Independent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-04
to ~Tax-Payers.

HAVING THIS DAY RECEIVED THE AS.
II sessment Roll Of the Town Of Col Hill. for
the fiscal year. ending on the first Monday Of
April. A. n. 1853; Notice hereby given to all
persons interested, that the taxes on all property
assessed IN the Town Of Gold iiiil.g Of one dollar
and seventy.6ve cents upon each one hundred
dollars, h due and payable, from and AFTER this
date. At my Office in hold Hill. pi4-oqls
All taxes remaining unpaid the 3oth day Of
Septe- her. A. D 1857. will go on the delinquent
list with ten per cent added th-rrto. am
w, Z. CUMMINGS,
Marshal and Tax Collector, Gold Hil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-04

IxpsovENEST.-Wheu Daniel Webster
was a young man about commencing
the study of law; he was advised not TO
enter the legal profession, for II was al
ways crowded His very truthful reply
was, "There is room enough at the
toni
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-04

NNoUNcETHAT THEY HAVE oPENED
"a q Black NTH Shop, on the Divide, adJoln.
ing R-es-'s shop. Alwork entrusted TO us will
DO faithfully executed. Best kind Of material
used. sho-ing done promptly andthorouehIy.
Divide, AugurJ lssL su7'lm
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26
FrOffs our Exchanges.

THE New York Tribune, putting
Montana and California out Of the count
on the ground of "no returns" figures
up the Democratic gain in the late clec~
tions at only about two thousand Now,
it is well Lnown that the RAIDS lost fully
10000 of their last years majority at
the late elections, hence ifthe Tribune
speaks the truth, at least 10000 fraudu.
lent votes were polled in these States
last fall By the Radicals. The influence
is indisputable.
WHITE workiugmen who wish ne,
groes to labor beside them in manufac-
tories and workshops, who desire me-
groes to sit by their wives in the cars,
aud their children in the public schools,
have only to vote the Radical ticket and
they viii. be accommodated The party
10 power are pledged to all these ne,
gro movements. White men must pro-
tect their own interests IRON negro an.
tlgOnism.
Judge Williams has never defined
his position upon the question of repu,
diation, as requested by the voters Of
the State.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26
Written for the Elk Advocate.
CATHOLIC ClIRIsTIANITY.--No. 16.

The church Of christ, however small
and weak at any particular time, shal
never be destroyed. TIE salvation o.
the whole church, aud each individua
member o!it, is secured by the divine
promise. The Good Shepherd who
laid down his life Tor the sheep, says
" Fear not, little flock for it is your
Fathers good pleasure to give you the
kingdom" Luke II, SO.
During the present time, while God
isvisiting the Gentle nations in mercy
" to take out of them a people of his
name" (Aets II, 15,) it may be that
the saved are few in comparison with
the multitudes who throng the broad
road but the issue Of the conhi 1t is not
doubtful. Though Satan is now i" the
good Of this world" having usurped au.
thority by decoiving the nations, Christ
will soon take to himself his great pow
or and reign give reward to his faith
tul servants, and "destroy them which
destroy the earth" Rev. IL, 15-1S.
The same jesus, who was led as
lamb to the slaughter will come in the
clouds OF heaven as the Lion of the tribe
OF Judah and then-tasn all the wrongs
of earth shall be righted, and all that is
dark in providence shall be made clear:
then Il" the proud and all that do wicked
ly shall be stubble," and "the meek
shall inherit the earth Z" then call that
are in their graves shall hear his voice,
and shall come forth; they that have
done good unto the resurrection of life
and they that have done evil unto the
the resurrection of damuation." John
., 28. Not to dwell in detail upon the
" last things" suffice it to say that there
shall be IN cne latter days a complete
triumph Of truth and right-a miUenni.
une when christ and his saints shall
" reign on the earth "a resurrection
of the dead, both of the just and also of
the unjust "a perfect discrimination of
human characters and corresponding
sentence, and then the wicked shall
go away into everlasting punishment
but the righteous into life eternal"
And this short life must decide for every
man his future destiny-decide between
'rerItSttng punishment and eternal life!
&C.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26

1840) In 1864, when gold was 1GG,
the Radicals in the Legislature passed
a law making it payable in paper, on the
ground that they could save money,
! [See Legislative Rec. 1S64) Are you
any more secure than the Bondholders
Of the State
The expenses of the government are
more than its income. The Radicals are
expcnding t,co hundred and hcenty fyc
millions of your money for this year.
The Democrats spent Sicty-t1co millions
the last year thcy we're in power, for
the same purposes. Can you sustain
this extravaganza Does not the secu.
rity Of your deb: consist in prudent
mana ZEN ant, economy in public busi
ness, and IL nGnrishing and developing
our resources Are the Radicals pur-
suing this course?
lfyou wish your bona End its interest
paid IN paper and your contract with
the Government violated, vote for iienry
W. W lila
If you want contracts between man
and man, and between the Govern ment
and yourself carried out, vote for George
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26
TIE BEST .yUD GE.

The idea that the efficiency of Judge
can be ascertained by the frequency or
rarity Of the reversals of his judgments,
is so absurd that the efforts of the Radi,
call press to hoist Judge Williams into
a trst,class reputation by a parade of the
number of times he has been affirmed
by the Supreme Court are simply ridic.
ulous. The science of the law is so in.
tricate in highly artificial society like
the present, the questions arising be.
come so refined, the distinctions so nice,
that the wisest judges may differ. And
in many instances the law is really not
established until the decision Of the
highest tribunal is announced, so that
the judges Of the inferior courts suffer
no diminution Of respect in case their
opinions are not sustained. A great
deal, too, depends on the character of
the supervising court. 1t is not invidi-
Gus to say chat there have been many
instances, both in this country and Eng
land, where the reputation of the rcvcrs.
ed judge was such that greater defer.
cucc has been paid to the lower than
the higher court, to the dissent rather
than the ruling Of the court. To en-
doayor, then, to bolster up judicial rep.
utation oy artifces such as these, is in,
sulting TO the intelligence of all to whom
it is addressed. If it is worth anything,
how ever, if people can be found so igno-
rant as to be mislod by such arguments,
we present few facts which we have
collected from the records Of Judge
Sharswooa's decisions aud lahorers. He
has been on the bench twenty two years
During this time he has presided at the
jury trials of four thousand and seventy.
four cases These are jury trials alone,
without taking into consideration the
countless motions, rules arguments, ca
sos stated, appeals from auditors, war
rants Of arrest, aud the thousand and one
forms in which the law is administered
before the judges in Chambers and in
BInc. Ofthe vast amount Of opinions
he has daring this long time delivered,
but one hundred and ilty-six have been
called III question by an appeal to the
higher tribunal At least that is the
number which we find during this long
period TO have been reviewed by the
Suprcme Court. This one fact speaks
more in praise of Judge Sharswood' s
judicial requirements than volumes of
ahirmations could do That out of the
enormous disappointment litilants and
lawyers, but one hundred and lifty.six
Of them have in twenty-five years had
the hardihood to hope that he was wrong;
that there was such almost universal ac,
quicscence in his judgments, is certainly
great proof Of his fitness than would be
the affirmation of every opinion he could
deliver. OF these one hundred and
fifty-siX cases which we fnd reviewed
in the Supreme Court, one hundred and
twenty four were affirmed and but thirty
two reversed. These statements can bc
verified by the records of the courts
We doubt if such a record, covering 81
long a period, can be shown by any
other judicial officer in the country. /
any conclusions are 10 be deducc2 from
such facts, it is quite evident that tn,
results would be very much in Judg,
Sharswood's fayor,-Age.