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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-28
ALlrseo WIFE MURDER.

The Husband Arrested ON Suspicion. Ut.
About eleven O'Clock on Tuesday night Mrs Della
Lanergan an Irish woman, thirty years OF age was found
dead in bed in room on the second floor Of the tene
ment house No. 1857 Washington street by Michael
Tuly, who lives in the house. He communicated the
fact 70 ocer Kauberg Of the Twenty seventh precns
who made an examination Of the body and discovered
marks Of volsuos three big cuts on the rghsarm and
leg, bruises on the neck and head, &C. The husband
Morris IAnsrgAn was taken into custody and stated that
his wife had 9een intoxicated; that be locked her The
room some hours previously, and khsw nothing con-
y, Yesterday morning Coroner schirmsr was notified.
and on repairing 10 the room occupied BY deceased and
he's husband an with blood upon and broom with
broken handle we're discovered. lDepusy Coroner Leo
on examining the body, found much discolored, and
essument probably NE axeh In po1saion Of me prs
0eer vs. found q ordinary pocket knfs The blade 81
which had BEEN nled 70 r6movs elsiunof sumo kind
pcss- morem examination 70 b Dads y Dr. Leo Win
reveal shS sues q dsash n lnquif!!oa We q
h1nA uD6ins u s1sto1S avGtng - mGnk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-28
SUPERIOR csua7l1aAl rlam-pAs1 |.


ChD1C EJ0CIuOmte
NeslE#t1g Before Judge Mcneil e&3 s
Aqnie T.onas, hsdel byhsv Guardiaw. VIM Klein,
-. Henry Rauch scton brought by plaintiff 70
g. 600 damages accrung from the election by
the defendant the plaintiff from the premises No AZ
D. on the 10th day Of October 1885, The plaintiff
alleges that in this election her business
- ladies' hadresser was entirely broken up and tina,
great pecunlary loss resulted thereirom Tho defendant
mt the goods and chattels into the street. ~ ter
The defence Is thai the defendants wife gave the
plaintiff permission place few articles Of furniture
BE-, IN An upoccuped room, and afterwards save the
plaintiff the privilege Of dressing few heads Of hair for
ne Jewish feast Of Tabcrnacles The plaintiff shortly
Afterwards put her shngle and announced herself
thereby professional hardresser, but paid rent,
ne occupation being merely accorded out Of kindness
Ca ntu .e.Ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-28
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT
Before Commissioner Newton.

United States William Gilchris-This case, in
which the defendant is charged with having carried
the dstilng business without having paid the special
tax az required by law was called up yesterday
ing, and adjourned until April g. There was no other
case called up during the day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-28
COURT CALEnDAR-THls DAY.

COURT AIS--PREFERRgD CAUSES II
8. Cook Va Barnes. lS The People &C., b way
9. Onderdonk We. voor- Blk, va Hoffman.
HES 49, Abeel Won Geder
10. Lyon vs. Mitchell TO- Robert rs. Good
IL. Willis Mott 81 vrooman vs. King
IA Potter va Van Vranken. "a Elias Farley.
ID Mcqueen VS.. Babcock. o. McCrossan w. Thorn
II. Brush vs. Lee "a Irving Bank Weth
Is. Osgood We. Degroot. erald. e
SUPREME CoURr-CRcurr-Pa l and 2-Adonrned
10 Friday to hear short Part 3Adjourned for
the term.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEuAL TwM-Nos 147, 1877, 1876,
as, 2l9, 126, 22l 222, 223, 226, 22S $50, 23l 232
SUPREME CouRr-cHAMEERs-Nos SO, SO, 90, o. 9S,
ll6 l66 ITO 1888 l9S 1885, 20l 22s 234 23S 1859, 276.
281, 1872 2S4, 2S5, 2S8, $40, 3lS. 49,.
2767 3lQ7 $780, 3163 1885, $780, 3I73 3l76 3l79 1888,
1885 Part 2-Nos 2674, 1902 3096, 1856, 1884 2746,
1912, 1922, 32l6, 321s, 300 3222 3224, 3226 322S
COMMON PLEAs-Part mo calendar. Part 2-Nos.
90 los. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-28

... ..ra Brcach Of Contract. rsnH / 81
Before Judge Hearn.
Ks.sw ~ Brady This was an action V recover dau-
sese fu allegsd breach n ssrssmsnk PAintl4 nateo
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
Mecprpers : Gcilrr.

@eifern Morgen biloete ,eine Qln3abl
Otrnen Der Gmofg 8otD Die Sauptbsr.
ban6Iunaen Dor benz 9oli;eiri1ter. 4.
@lIe naren unoroentliben uno lieoers
IiAen Qebensnanoels angefla9t unb be.
3abIten 6rei ie 20 Dollar, wdbreno bier
Anoere, bon bsnen Seoe so Dollar be.
3abIen iollte, nber fein @elo batten, ins
MrbeitSbanS iuanoerten.
Stuei 6alle bon Srunfenbeit purben
init z Dollar crleoigt uno sorei Sale
fiir gefebwiorise Mufflbrine bra9ten
Der Staotfafle cine Giunabme bon Is
Doll r. - s
Gin iun9er Mann, Der nit ieiner
Sai@enpiitole Sdiebiibun8en innerbolb
Der Corporations 2inien anItetlte, iiibnte
lein Ber1eben NIT % Dollar.
8ipei 0lnbelt6rer, bic az nadtli1er
@tuRoe 2driit unl Sean0al auf efiener
Gtrdbs berurla&ten, bt3obIten Sober 8
DeIlar, un6 Elm Drilter iuarb, bd feline
3sueea beieebradt ipurben, freiseipros
DER unb entlaifea. s'asi 8 ~ =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
GrimimaIs@Dnrt.

@eitern N1or9en fanoen Die eriten
Sisunsen bes Criminal. Seriatsbofes
itatt. E
= 0ie 5urD nablu ben 4roseb gs9en
Den SoIoaten 8biIipp 9lntbonD iuieber
auf unO bra9ten, ais fie mad balbltInO
Ii1er Beratbun9 5u-iiffebrten, oas
@eroift fir v@dulbig oes Mor6es"
elm. 8bilipp 9lntbonp iparo bierauf
berurtbeilt, am /. Wfdr3 1867 in ben
@ittagsltanoen 3pildsn II unO 2 lib r
oebdnet gu tueroen.
Die iibrise 3eit nerbradte Der @e>
rid,tsbof nit 9lburtbeilunJ fleinerer-
sS1le fur SpieIen unD uncertainties 0Ius
i1enten bon getrdHfen jil. 9lIle 9lrs
eetIa9ten tpuroenfntit aSe3lblune gu ben
&oiten ODER nit Nolle pfosequi belegt.
Ser .Geridtsbof perta9te Fl d auf
Beute Nornlittag. % s b !.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
TIu6s8eri6t.

Dampfboot glIert berIieB Sonntae
Gormittag uniere 3eOee uno gebt
itromauf in Bic Selreeionen.
Danpfer Sen. @igel sebt beute gorD
mittag nod 8urtesbiIIe. So
Dampfer SDrone miro heute bon
Cairo erfpartet. 4hs lS
Sie Oonipfboote @rabant unb 6ails
MP BranbieS liesen an Der g8berfte unb
ne6nnen 9aeltng Elm, bod 1T beren 2lbs
fabrt nod nidt beltimnlt. S. S
Danpfboot yfaihbiae BON Der reaeI.
mabiaen @ai6biQe unb Msmpbis Qinie
Iieat in @airo uno btro reparirt.
illus Nlentpbis traf bic Oepel9e elm,
baB Die S@ifffahrt in SSOlge oes itatten
gisganees bis auf Beiteres iuspeneirt
miro.
Ser SluB itano seitern absne auf
Sub an ben Sarpetb SboaIs uno III
felt 4 llbr @benos i'm @bnebmen be.
srifen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
8allllllDDael SaHlltlp0ae
8annilpDae!
0anOd6fQnlnter.

RessImdBise gertdaFe aitF asriDat ,lnS 5fFeuIidem
Bese tdSIi@ bon 70 bis ft6r poa 8aamwOue unb
alSeren 8rOSutten anS Baaren i'm ausemeinem.
2onbwirtbes peIdbe pinfden, ben b6dften Rarttz
prels 81 er5teen, ioten barauf beiteben tire 8aIm
poae auf benz gSe9e offentlt9er gerfeIserlns pers
tanit aa feben pom Der zsz 49, - = -
s SGnbelSfammcr,
seren aasrssbdbren bios 10 Gents anf ben 8auen
betrageu. rs
ian19 IB ". s., Gornpn, SefretGr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22

ny sAulErFEEageEer 2AuUutBetl ueC
patriotiide general MtiIro1, 1T BON Der
repubIifani1den 0artei Der Sn6ianas
2eeislatur ais gan6ioat fir cas- 9lmt
zines SauoI> SruItees etnannt tuoroen.
seins Babl 1T seiidert.
re- Bon @onntoa glodmittaa bis
o.itern Norgen idueite es undufb6rIid
uno feat an einiaen GteIlcn oiserhalb
Der StaSt Der Gdnee bis gu II SUB
Siefe. a57sGsa sais ss3.5
9Ius Goif Eennefiee miro uns mitaes.
theilt, bah Der @dneefaIl am Iesten
SamIfaa f. anboIten6 bidt mar, 0af Die
tueise Binterbefe cine Dide bon 8 SUB
erreidte.
w Sn Ntempbis ipur6e Elm Sars
rner Ga,nifao qeaen Nben6 bon aiuei
M6nnern in Der yl6he bes Mifiiflibpi
u1b Senneiie Giienbabnhofes aneefaaen
unb feines @ebolbers, feiner Gatteltn1
ffben nit eineetarften 8oaren ano 80
@eI6es berolbt. Sie 9fduher entfas
men, obne baB man ibrer babbaft tuer<
ben fonnte. cI aaftal
re- Ser 9ebonon ,Seralb ur6 &es
EaiSfer@ theiIt uns nit, Dap in Mnbetrnht,
6a 10 bieIe 9IIabatner unb Senne6eer
iid itreiten, tper eisentlid lie SdIodt
BEL Gettbsbura, pa. uno oirelhe Ge>
aimenter suerIt i'm Seueramarer, er6ffs
NET babe, er inn 0aufe Der g8ode eefon.
men fsi, einen Iangen 9lrtiteI bon einem
snoerIdffigen @uoenaeueen neroffentlis
Gen iueroe. Inns 1T oas i'm nebriaen
aans oIei6, mir iuiiFen ems .iino sfpor
ba6 M ir bort einen rrbnibolen Sieg
erfo9tell. a25-.
Eg Sn Chattanooga bat oie in Ieb>
ten Saeen anbaltenoe falte gSitterung
ben Nrnien oortieer Geaen6 ara mitaez
ipieIt. Seicn6ers lit Die farbige See
b6tteruna, Die iia Tn Der biilFoIelten unO
ianmerlid)fen Gage bel inbet, benz Ssroit
uno Der @ntbebruna auseeiebt. 3ipei
1eaerfrauen Gno in ibren eienoen Sit<
TEN iiber gta6t erfroren, uno iuie es
heiBt, perben nod mebr 10 troitloie
8eritbte nadfolgen. Sic armen @ei@
Der batten tueoer SoIs md, Sieibung.
nm Der srirnmiaen &dlte iiber gfaGt
Srob bieten gu fonseu unb tuilroen am
Worgen in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sage
| in ibren Siitten foot sefunben.
9lm @amftae ipar bas 9Setter 0a.
feIbit iebr tatt unb itano Der Sberme,
meter 20 @ra6e unter benz Sc frier>
punt.
re- Gquire Batterfon berbanbeIte
tleinere @iDils Sdlle, Die iih ni4t CUR
8erofentIihunq ei9nen.
EE 8or @qaire @ilfinIon lag ae :
gen 6. gSilIinnts cine &laee tuegen
Oiebitabls CUR gerbanblung Dor. ga
Die betreffenben 3eilgen ieboh nidt err
| IAienen paren, 10 itelIte Der Nidter Den
9lneefla9teu inter $500 8iirgdiaft,
UNI beute tuteoer perb6rt gu iueroen.
~ Sauire 8rien berbanoeIte einen
Sail aeaen einen Sdiparseu, yfanuenS
Bob Neill1. Der cine Yferoebe6e bon
einem QSaeen eeltabIen baben iplte.
Sa feline 9enii9euoeH 8eiueiie borIae
gen, 10 entlieB Der Nibter ben Nnges
flasten uno erbat fld bonn Slayer pie
@eridtsfoiten,
re. 8or Squire Matbetus ftanb
Sanes WcGlue, Ser einen iunsen Mann
NamenS 6. s. Se[lep NIT Sdimpfres
ben iiberbdufte uno ofentlid auf cine
eemeine 8eiie inIultirte. ga Wc@lue
ieboA einrdumte, baB er allies, mas er
Iaate, I'M aneetrunfeuen 3ultauoe fprad
uns 98iqenS fei, iene 8sIeiOteunaen
ii6;unebmen, 10 entlieB ibn Der 6id@
ter, nadOem er Die Soften bs3ablt bate,
Obne tpetttre Gtrqfs.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Gdm6eISfdrnfner.

ass MS 8sine anberen ilnsefen.
Seher quite @arger foIIte gsitsIieb Derben. 9erre
ffM6 ein9einben, infer 2eiesinmer su bennSen, un
Ser Sremoe, Der GHd befucbt III uHfer Sat.
Can't 1W
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22

9B QIuti Ittt9f Samliaa tfpleStrtg1
bet Salhpf!eFef ost 2ocohiottoe, ipelae
ben SSradt5ng dnf Der 9helb1elle
3peig s@iIenbahu na9 bierber before
bern iofite. @liidiinettueife uaro oas
bel Jtieman0 1eriebt. ss ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
Vein Haus, No 4 CEDAR
snpre,rte gpart.
Stats. Capitol,

SJdaID " pIIpl
@afbSilIe, Geun., 81. San. '67. 5
Ser @eridtsbof berlammelte ii6
beute Gormittngs 10 ubr in lleberein>
thinning nit borseitriger Scrianma
lung.
Ser Sag tpurbe nit ben geiddfts<
berbanblunoen bes @eies <SoGets bons
Z. Oiitrift 3usebradt.
Sn Saden Sobn @arters bis. Stunt
uuroe Der Gefangene freigeiproden unb
entlailen.
Oas GeieBs Dodet 6es z. Circuit
Oiitrifts miro lnorsen tuieber sur 8er<
banblung fouin1en.
Ser Seridtsbof bertaste lid bierauf
bis inorgen 8orlnittlg.
8. g. 6ra3er,
@eri9tsflert.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
Es+@@+S-=es - - - -

E Die telegrapbilGen Depei6en
unter 9eftri0ein Datl1m aus Stem gort
I9eben i:ber BaumfDoIle nno @olbs Guos
'tatiouen fDI9enbe Mlittbeiguug: 1
Der 8durtiuolIenntartt lit fou, bod
ftno Die 9reile rubig uno iuenis
5dmanfunsen nusseiebt. $3.50 st.
lpirb pro 8funo be3abIt.
Sob Ofnete un6 fdlob NIT aE
@forgens 8 ubr ...s.136k
Mtittn9s II ,y,. 1851
@6enos 1862 -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
,,..s &ambeIsfantrner.

60r1eusStunnen.
Il big ~ nbr fir 4riD0tUsrtdue ereIufiue.
ten un6 9Sdnren i'm Mageaeinet.
sls8 lbts 2 ubr fir 5Hentlid5e gerfdafs DOn gains
az, NIX DO .u. sTe alii:.o..,...
80 X Gpbs AfteHy Bombs, uncurranz
-" @ ties 0eIo u. I. NJ.
Sur DitgIie6fr bnbeu bic GrIdubniB IN ben 8oricn=
faneen g perf0afeni 6o@ t0nn Sober faHen
iGn6 1T
ao3 Die ASneR piano 5prtes BON GrOpeIfeen
u. Go. werhen Den alien Suten Rennern dls
nos Bette In Der Art stbalten. gEir piTen
niGte Ut ertrGhnen, mas Elm mulffalilbeS Sn-
Rrument DsllEcmmener MAIDEN fGnnte, rbgIeiH
mir 3ngeben nti(Ien, ba6 ba6 6S9fe Der Der
A., vcuspmmnnng niemals erreiht nerhen tann
1H5HtS 1eYcg re i6re Tidnps ~ ibrer gegenpGrti-
eeR gcleneung bra9ten, HTtterbreiteten fIe bic
Ielben Hem 8ergieiG NIT Snlrumenten Der
beaen Dabrtten Gurrpae Hn6 Mmerifa's unb
&c zbieItm bic 8erbieHf- N2e6aiae iiber ale
.s. enberen Gabrifate In Der berfbmten Neltaus-
aeamng. I'M BEN 5nbritat 0ere9tigffit hi
oHsL besfabTen ~ IalIen, milIen mir erp6bnen bdB
hielee nrt6eiI hMrd BITE n1uffaIfite 9DeIt nidt
BEL Seite gtIeEt per6en To.
ta&g NiMtsbelfcneniger baben bic 6errfn tmr3li9
ned BerbefIerRngen an tbren pt1ure ange-
bradt nnh ne baben 70 fae ,,Dnrabprcn"' Rrs
wer6eH, ,,4u6eeset9Metss" nod ,,aHsge3eieb-
neter4E M nndtben. Eiter fnb ie bemna1 IN
hsm @Eettp ,,GrrsIFsrs bereHhst. Off7 10
isa ESn BET Office Der ,,Gtaatsseituns" Her-
ben ale Mrten Gmpfe5lMness Rarten, Bilbea6S
9ad uas Gneere Dufaytettrt IN Geutl9 nno Gus-
Is(M ameefertigl.
tsssel8 sfimfsTe GFeHnee irOltn bhs sef6aisf niGt
.ssr WerneAeBsg
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
Neinr NRocre.

Soehsa eFhislt eh cine Sending neuer holaend
Haeringe, Neun Augen russ. Caviar, Sardinen, Sar-
dellen Anchovies etc., sowie den Feinen franzoesi
schen Rothwen welohen etzteren ich bel der Fasche
owohl ais Gallone, sowie meine anderen ais echt
und unverfaelscht bekannten Weine zu verhaetniss
maessig billigen Preisen absetze.
Wenn ihr einen reinen und billigen Vein, sowie
Lqueure fuer die Feertage wuenscht, sprecht bel
mir Eor. Allies wrd garantirt, das zu sein vie
gegebsp. Qss Reste is INNER das BilHgste.
P. A. DES0R,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
gpetial Noti5ea.

Gg 6err N1Drit MGber
il 2OtaI> 0Igent Der Sennshee Staats
3eitung"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
gSer,eidbnie neuer QInseieerl

NJ. Tn beutigen BIat te. =
u gl0niniitrators 8efanntlnadmno
iber bic SinterlaiIenidaften bes
berItorbenen Selir Staab bonn
Setter Sed, Abminiitrator.
y Sanct @ecilia. Mcaoemie WomIt
g gs 8ernons nabe SlafbbilIe Senn.
. e . 8esiHn Oes breiaebnteu Srab>
labrscurlus am erlten Wontag I'M
Sebruar 1867.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22

Eg- 6err sO1Drit M6ber
III 2ofaI >NIgent Der .Senne6ee 9toats
3eitung".
Mn Dd8 NmbI ifMnf.
Nubetra&ts Der 8eituerbdItnifis 1T IS aIs nDtbis
betradt.t worber, Sen @bonnementspreis fir bic
taats,ettnag Berebsaieseu 9isrna9 tOSet:
Oos tdaIide gIatt $500 per Sabr
tho 91 = W " + i aaar'f !.
0os sOnntassblatt $50 y sabr7
rims snae9 dlgJl ny ~ Auartal
zsobIUerftonSen. boB bic 9reisermdsisnns ntr fir
go,aasbesasIms silatTt aboaneatsn be nit 9rt,
S .%s sssas s. sn # &c Gs s sRs
itsten sisen grsiie istnsn GreOt seben nnS t0nnsn
aud 6G feine greisermdeisung entreten loten, mo
6 trfOrSerIi4 If. nit srobsr nntOten wO&entI' els
10 aeu Gouetfos MntberSufb tden. E afG
,5s.ssga .s aobn Oinbn1.
- tanS erian6t. fOfst bierna9 $4.5o per Sabr lnO
IA e225 per sdIbiabr einf9Iesttfs 6es pOrtos.
.a9. 6. gruut u. g., 90. ID tlniOu-
Strase, Sertaufea ibren @urratb pom Orb
@cObe 3u &sfeupreilen, Abtr ,nur
fur 30 Gage. jazz l9
q III AtG TetHFIH Ulb49 INV. %SAI PiVaAtH
finhen beutlHe 5auSfrauen Bprmittdg5 i'm,
alien RDbLteflnnten 9tanb bee 5errn Df.
6eftS III Der DiarftbaIIe utb gla9mittass in
befeR neuen @trre, ben er CUR Seauemlihfeit
bsT Dentf1en bsion6srs. Gfe Ron Saffon unb
G6errS Giraffe in Germantown etrsert6tet
frii9 tets SorrGt6ig.
4 Dir rrfabrtu aus SuDerldiFser GueGe,
bag tiebrere nit Der 5irma @. 9fiee u. So.
rerbmnHtne 6erren am Is. 5ebrllar austreten
unb bes6aIb ale Waaren unter benz 8cften=
pretie bort Serfanft perben. gBir entpfeblen
besbalb uuiern 9efern, bic Gelesenbeit su be-
nuBen. jan22 bfeb15
6rsBts Anfftbtm! Ger saise
@crratb unSerer rnn6eri65nen 8leiber-
ieTe unb nolIenen 9trtifel pfrhen tebt gu
R0fenpreifen Serfauft I'm fir liniern
Gribinbrsbcrratb pIas ~ MAIDEN. 8ommen
Sie In has 9agfrb0us BON 6. u. s. NOrtb-
man, 30. % public Sqaare unb ri6ten Sie
fir fiH felhif. E fan22 1gE
ia ~. q. 8 q. S1ortbman.
&. 6. GrunfR. 6 o., 80. IA Union
Sfraes, Sertanftn ibreu 9orratb Bon DRY
GOobs 3u q Ofenpreifen. I6er nur fir
30 Sage. tan22 1gS
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Nitr G6wimbf iidbtiee.

9mnNf DR amsasfHhs II IN wenissn @e9eH 6ur9 Elm
9 81 etnIaaes eeate na4bem lang NIT einem
hefieeH aunaenGbsL uns nit Der farterti4en ardnss
belt Der g4wtnbSn4t bebaftet mar sebeiLt pcrSea
una pAhI4t Iebnla@R ieinen geitmsnf6en eas Setls
m4ei mft1Gtbeen. tzHe
aHen bic Is pnni4en, wrb er cine Gopte nes Hes
neptes loteste MT Der GiFeEtion far bic 8erettnhg
Hrb 9ebron4 safeiDen, weL4ss iie fDen rpereet'
ais cine F4ere 6ettnng fat 1ntnofn4t AabBa
Dren&ft9 10, Der einsige 8me6 beB 4n5eigenben 1T
ben gripeipen wcht 81 tbun uns er bcft Dab ie6er
Rraffe fetS 4littef uerfn4en wrh, 20 beHebsu
ufNts fcaet NIB Fd ais Segem erweilen iptsb
Berfcnem, Dte t6s 3eseVt wnnf9en wonen td ges
%ifs7 MGaam npemben an ssss s5sn 5t "a
le ,ga4f Wap. @bw0re VI gBtfom,
2aHf4 amS NiQfamsbnras Gtn1s Co., y. %.
q ,'nas1fe F1r-ges 4aa IN 800
2 "'i's mT Orr gGgnnt, IN bet Sab.Wlarftt Gtraee
sssrss Iest iebeR Dgprsen eGnen prdGtfgen narmen
40 igIsm NIB ahaF ron f0--I2 nbr.o 0effFn
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LIEUTENANT GovERNoR.---We. notice
that the name Of Hon. Isaac Jenkinson,
of the Fort Wayne Gazette, is promi-.
nently mentioned, as that of a suitable
candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
For our part, we know of no one whom
we would be more pleased to support for
that position. He is a whole souled
Christian gentleman, with heart and
hands devoted to every good word and
work in short, he is just such man as
the Republican party should, be proud
to select upon whom to bestow its hon
crs--fSouth Bend Register. rwesa ss.s,
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DRINKING UnprofitabIe

1t has become popular, almost na-
tionaL faith, that it is@not possible to
be truly happy. unless you drink Am
ong certain ella bes-anl they ere by no
means the lowest-dri4k is Aesbegin-
ming and end OF every thing- The very
name of liquor is held to be synomous
with enjoyment, and the dearer the liq-
or, the more it is priced and coveted.
Yet every man who is not downright
drunkard, isSweH aware shxs the pleas
ures Of tlrinkings are beyond 2. certain
point, mockery, delusion, Q. snare.
put it to any one who has stood shalf
the night at pewter bar, or sat half the
night in club room, drinking, smoking
and bandying reckless talk, il the enjoy
ment of such an evening has been any
thing like that Of q few quiet hours spent
at home with a book or snewspaper2 The
evil influences Of tavern pleasure on the
health is too obvious to be denied by
any one, and the illusory nature of the
pleasures themselves would be un,denia-
I BILE also, if the persons who indul ge in
them did not deceive themselves and
put the truth out of sight, ~ 80 !. =
No one ever brought any good o'at of
a drinking bout yet. It is a short, fe-'
verish spasm of animal enjoy ment, which
leaves nothing behindssbut morose' ness,
regret, bad temper, self-reproach and
headache. should like to ask you,. sir,
if You say your prayers when you come
home in that state? No--you don't
You are ashamed to say them. You
postpone them until you have p1uged
yourself--your mind and your lipis-by
more sober and rational behavior. Next
night, when you pass the hours quietly
at home with a book or a friend, you
feel that you have had real enjoy 1nent,
that the time has passed pleasantly, that
you have learned something, and that
you have notinjured yonr health. You
are not ashamed to say your prayers,
and you get up next morning with a
clear head, q good appetite, and an in
creased faculty Cor work and the, enjoy.
ment of life. as lsas ~ 81 y 49,
s4
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DIED.-At her residence in this city. ON the
l5th int. fnaghe 84xn yssf of her age. U6SkN
DsNSIs, widow OF William Dennis, formerly Of
Cayuga county, N. Y 81 =
On the 9th inst, OHnGros. on of IS. Al
and Anna Stokes. q thiseity, ass - menths)
and IL days. "a /. T.
AT the residence of is brQther-in.law.A c.
the 18th inst. DANIEL c. SrAnTon, sged 10
years, mouths and 14days. u0ssg 81
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The prices of free whiskey have rang
ed as follows during the past year: In
June, 81 10 to 1,5244;; in July, $3.50 to
2,O5; in August, 81, As to 81 go; in Sep
TENDER else to- Sl.65. How can an
honest dissiller pay two dollars tax and
sell in competition with free whisky
Let Congress- make this fraud a peniten-
'tiary offense--sentence for life. A des-
perate disease demands a desperate rem
edy. The distillers have declared war
against the Government, and the ques-
ton is, which shall prevail, and will the
whisky thieves prove to be mightier than
the late rebels? In other words, is rifle
whisky more effective than gunpowder?
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Bureau Of Education.

RI This department at Washington has in
view national statistics, wide inforfna
ton and broad plans for popular educa-.
ton. It is authorized by act of the last
Congress, and is now organized so far
as possible. Congress was enthusiastic
to adopt this plan and to show its appre-s
citation of the educational interests OF
the land ; but it forgot to make an ap-
preparation to render that enthusiasm
practical. DR.. Barnard is, perhaps, the
best man for the place; and his eminent
attachments and jealous life 1abors in
behalf of education render it certain
that if the National Bureau Of Education
can be made of advantage that purpose
will be achieved. There being no ap-
preparation to defray the expenses of
the establishment, of course there is no
clerical force. Mr.. Barnard is busily
engaged in distributing icirculars to, the
different STATES, asking information CON.
corning their educational intarests
This measure has its. advocates and its
opponents--both strong and cbitter--but
itwere well to thoroughly test the ex-
pertinent. eItmay be Of great advantage
to the country exas 80 y 81
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Regularly Sold.

Two gentlemen from New York, one
of whom had been in California nearly a
year, and the other just arrived, were
accidently overheard in the following
conversation at the Suffer House, Sacra-
mento. The new conner was lamenting
condition, and especially two beautiful
daughters who were just budding into
womanhood-when he asked the other
if he had family. 8 9sT 80
? Yes, sir, I have a wife and six chill
dren in New York--and never saw one
of them"
After this the couple sat few mo-
ments in silence, and the interrogation
again commenced: s1 b 4,ea.r
"Were you ever blind, sir ?''
g No, sir
Another lapse of time
Did / understand you to say, sir,
that you had a wife and six children liv-.
ing in New York, and had never seen
one of them 2'sas .ssaress j.. a, -.
!. !. g Yes, sir---I SO stated it'' ra.sva u
Another and a long pause Of silence.
Then the interrogater again inquired:
sAa g How can it be. sir, that you never
saw one Of them2, a5ss sss "a. $500
. <. Why was the response, Zone of
them was born after left
SO Oh! alb - and general laugh fol-
lowed. 9ssEss g as ~ se
After that the first New Yorker was
especially distinguished as the man who
had six children and.never saw one of
them. Taz es @oaE 70 seaas iEs asses 800.