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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-20

The Lawrence Eagle says that Miss
Jennie A. Jones on Friday OF last week,
on the Washington Corporation, was re-
covering from an attack Of erysipelas
when advised by friend to apply chic
reform to remove some spots from her
face in less than fifteen minutes after
the application she was taken worse,
and lived but few hours. She was
twenty-three years old.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-20

BUTrER.-In the ST. Adams butter
market on Tuesday, good supply was
offered, and the demand quite limited,
the best lots bringing only IS cents,
while inferior grades were quoted at
lSa2OC.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-20

Local and State Items.

RRoovERSG.-Chspman, the brake
man who was injured while Stacking
cars in the depot yard at this place on
Tuesday last, was somewhat better yes
terday, and hopes are strongly enter
tanned Of his recovery.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-20

FIRB-N0rman Townsends store in
Wallingford was burned on Tuesday
night last. Most of the goods were
saved, though in damaged condition.
The loss is nearly covered by insurance.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-20

THB SURRATT TRIAL.-Conductor G. 7.
Hobart of the Vermont Central railroad
left for Washington yesterday (Wednes-
day. morning to testify in the Surratt
case
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-20

SOUTHERN CBoPs.-ACCounts from Yir-
ginia and North Carolina, where the
wheat crop is almost ready for harvest,
represent it in a very damaged condition,
on account OF the recent heavy rains,
which have produced rust. The corn
crop is backw ward from the same reason,
but the tobacco has not been injured.
Not as much tobacco was planted as
usual this year, owing to the large
amount Of the article which is now on
market, the most of which has been re-
surrected this spring, after lying con-
cealed during and since the war.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-20

Gen. SHERIDAN,-Gen.S Sheridan by no
means suspends the exercise of extra
ordinary powers because they are ques-
toned On Monday he issued an order
restoring two Union judges to their
places in Texas A year ago Thomas Il.
Stribling was elected judge in the fourth
district and W. P. Bacon in the eleventh.
Being decided Union men, the Legisla-
ture determined to Dust them, and for
this purpose passed an act consolidating
their districts with two others, thus
dropping them out. Gen, Sheridan now
proclaims the act null and void and
orders the two Union judges to resume
their official duties.
The President has said that he has
never intended the removal of General
Sheridan, and no doubt is aware that
no act could have been more unpopular.
Gen. Sheridan has written TO General
Grant stating that he fears he will be
obliged to remove Gov. ThrOckmortOn,
and in reply General Grant advises no
action till the question before the Cabi-
net is decided.
JEFF DAvIs.-Jefferson Davis has been
making a speech at Niagara TO the Cana
dian, which, though brief, indicates one
or Two things clearly enough. Hespeaks
of Canada as being an asylum to him
self, which looks as though be did not
look upon the United States as any
longer his own country; and he express
es the wish that Canada may always IRE
main a part of the British Empire,
which shows that he is opposed to an
nexation and to Canadian Independence
This looks as if he intended to reside
hereafter in England. We presume hi
will make occasional visits o the United
States, to look after his 'iial and save
his bondsmen their mOn-y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05

aE1 Ber ieinen 8ertuan6ten in Der
fernen Se,matb Elm biibideS, biuigeS ges
fdent MAIDEN nil, Der beifele fur oies
lelben unfa nit reidbalti9em 2efefoff
ousaeItattetes gSo6enblatt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05
NecDrberssGpmrt.

Ser Grffe, ipel6er geifern friib Dor
oen GecorOer gebro9t ipur6e, mar elm
Ged)tsaelebrter, Der beleibigenoe Nuss
bride aebrau1t bate, uno BET feiner
gerbaftuns fid benz Roli5iitsn tpioer'
Seste. Ser 6i9ter belegte ibn nit eis
tler @trafe pom $50, tpogegerl er APP
pelIfrtc. a
Gin Sal ipe9en Sbierpeini9ung
tpuroe auf bente Derf9nben.
Gin SER ufo cine Dame iuurben
iueaen Srunfef1beit, grfterer gu 80
uaS 2ebterer 81 SIS perurtbeilt.
3ipei &erren MOLTEN ibreft 8aufd
nuf Der StroBe ausi@lafen, tuuroen
-dber BON benz Nidter ms &rbcitsbaus
qefan6t, UNI bort $40 ab5utl0ple1.
Gin Doreeitern tpegen SrdnHihteit
entIaIIener SoIoat ipurbe berauf6t ees
funben. Der 8idter fanbte ibn in 8
llfbdtsbaus, befabf ie0od, oab, fObaIo
befIen@amera6en ibn ab3nbolen lpiinld-
ten, ibn uieoer freisuiahen. @a9
Beenoiqung Der Court famen orei fer'
ner Ereun6e, bic berlpra4eu, ibn mits
aunehmen, tporauf Der 2ecoroer Sroer
III ieiner gntfalfutg CAB.
Gin iunaer Burl1e,. Der bel BEN
orosen sseuer Iebr brab 9earbeitet
hate, baffe fi9 beraaf6ts Ser @i9ter
aob Inn cine Mnltelane ms GrbeitS :
Raus, I'm SO granotofen ab3upers
Dienen. 99bliRy
Sine Dame 6tfentli9en GBaratters
mar 10 6etrnnten, 6db re iindntanoi9e
9ebens arten gebrau9te uno ben ne at :
fefireuDeu Dot siftell nit6t feih bebau.
DeIte. sur t6r 8enebaen ftrdfte jle Der
OtiAter nit $50 uuD Rotten, tuelAe IN
GreenbaGe be8nblt paroei.
2afa1ette Suneleg, Der aus 8erieben
einen tDetBen 8iirger anitatt bes yle 2
aers, anf ben e. ge5ielt, f1ce, unroe
tueaen oelfelbeH Bereebens bonn @e'
cor0er inter Der @nflage oes ,,llnor
|'OentliBen getrdgens" nit $50 uni
Rotten beltraFt, tpeld)e i'm MrbeitsbaMs
| Qbpftbiebt h5erbeit 10.
Gin alter fsar6iger ipoHte fi9 Dor
benz noterifd]eg lDilliauiB nidt iibers
re0en IafIen, auf feline politild1e Ylats
form III treteft, tisD CAB BEN favbi9er
politii4en 8rofeIitenmaAer cine gut
alntuorf, iDslHe a6er abet lcnit ni6ti
~ 6fes iii 5ebeitter bate. Der 0i6tei
entiieb ibn, nit Der gBeifun9, liA ni9
Hin YDlitik 5n nlil@e1- "
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05

Ia Neb. s. u. Ber9rafb tam
seItern Bbenb bon &nogbiIle bier On
nno beridtet, bab Satber MDan auf
benz @ege Der 8sfIerans 1T.
Eg 9quire @iItinIon fauSte se>
tern Sreo. Sdunoers, ben er hes
SiebitabIs zines WfouIeiels fduloig
9Iaubt, in bic COUNTY Sail, iln bort
feinen @rojeb Dor Dem Criminal
Gerift ab;utparten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05

w Sreunb 81. 8obr bon Gbatta'
nooac, infer friiherer Mitblrger, befin'
bet lid in Ser Stabt auf elmer 9ef9afts>
reife. s@r rapportirte geftern i'm Sanc'
tum Der Staats5eitung, iuoielblt BEN
alien Bruoer urb Geiirnunes9enefer,
elm ber3Iider Gmpfang 81 She'll tOurOs,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05
8eituuas.6e5ese.

4. @enn bic Mbpnnenten uidt ausbrild-
lid bas 0eaentbeil beltellen; 70 tpirb ansee
nOntuen, baB iIe cine Gprtlesuns bes Abpnne.
ntentSmiinlhen.
Q. Dds MbOnnement fanrt uiGt cher Iedts-
aiiltie abbelfellt perben, ais bio ale JfudfGnbe
beaa6lt linb. ~ s.s 8
3. gBenn Mbpnnenten IS uuterlaRen cber
lidb neissrr, lore !3eitunsen ron Der betrtHen-
ben Don Office ab3ubplen; 10 fnb pc perant-
pOrtliG bafiir, bis iie ibre &ebnang unb eas
announcement b95ablt babcn.
A. gSenn Mbenaenten BEN Wpbnort Der-
Gnbern, Dbne bic 3eituuss Grpeoitipu bappn
~ bsnadrittisen, 10 it IS ibr t5dacen, tpsnn
bic 3eitunseu mad Der ppft Sffes ibrer frii'
teren Wpbnuns sefaRbt trerben.
3. Die ritterliden @ntf@eiDnneen lalter
babin, baB eine @eigerung, 3eitunsen Dor
Der betrefTenbeh psit Sffice nbsubplen, rrel
9erdlareriinsen beS Wpbnprts pbne pprbersr'
| benSe 9tn3eise ais printa facie 8eweis zines
| beabf6tietem ShrtneelS aii3ule6en.
/ 81 g. 9Ber brei 9luntmern ei1er 3eihlns an
uimmt trirb ais Mbonnent betra9tet allo ba
iir bieleIbe 3abluns gu leifen. s
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5taOt un0 Staat.

f. @ SER sO1Orit Sf6ber
1T 2ofal> N9ent Der vSennenee Staatsf
Seitung". ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05
rs Die uetaatsseit,.ns's
naG Deutf9Iant

mad Seuti lamb.
Gin Gaun6 fdreibt ans bas 8nEstn6f, mel
dem mir gert 9lafAnbnir IN anlernl 9latt &C.
pdbrrn:
SD fhi6e bic . Stantsaeitnns" mad nfiner
alien 5efmatb ni1t' allttn, neil i'd baburrb
meinen 8ertpaubten @eltgsnbeit eebe ~ ere
fabrert, no i'd bin, toie mir bier leben nnb mic
meine HGMe 9eiHlatb uneeI6br auSIIebt, fon<
bern aud UNI fur bic Ginmdneerling bierber
III mtrten. 9liftts fann raebr in rieIer 2ih-
tuns tbnn ais bic 9erlenbune Mnlerer beuti6eu
3eitung mad alien Gbeilen Geaiticblanbe. d.
BEL lpare i'd nod Wapier nBb prrtp, bonn i'd
ErauGe nitt eaenlanee 8riefe 3u i6reiber,
unb 70 LANCE iG bic 3eitune f9ife, pilIen bic
Neinieen, ba6 es mir gut gebt."
Dns Spnntags6latt mad Deutf1Ianb tpitsi
/ ineIaliDs porto $3.50 per Sabr, pber 1925 pen
j 5aIbjabr, alto MIR a d t Gents fir bic elm.
atlne gfnmn1er. Gin ein3iser einfaber 8rie
i fDmnlt auf % Gents. 6iernacb 1T alfp bns
5en6en Der :3eitung Der bel neitem billiglt
gSeg, nit ben Setnigen in DeutldIanb il
@errelpen6ens 3u bleiben. gBir bpifen, bal
recbt piele unferrr Maitbirger lpnerninftie iibe
bieIen 6aa urtbeiten merben, ale unIer obei
erm1bnter Sregltn, anb Ieben te5bnIb retbtsabI
kreiAen M6pnnemten entgeger. gSir fEnne
pafir sarantirsn, baB 6as 8Latt regetmaBi
anfpmmt. .s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05

GE @er ieinen 8eriuan6ten in Der
fernen Se,matb Elm biibiheS, biuiges 8es
}denf MAIDEN iuiI, Der beltele fur oies
lelben unier nit rei9balti9em 2efefoff
ousqeitattetes S8odenblatt.
R Sunae uno alte TTanner, bic
nod ni6t aoturaIiirt iinb, ioEen ii9
lofort snm sglert Der Circuit Sourt,
Serru 9oue beeeben uno bort tire @b'
lidt erfldren, Burger Wtrben gu luoaen.
Dieter @roseB foItet nidts, als einen
8ana IN 6aS @onrtbauS. Senermann,
Der 10 bonoelt, lit bann nnter Dem reren
Geieb bere6tiet, bonn GOntn.ifiiOner
elm aBablcerfieat gu srbaiten.
Eg How are you brother Viii
liamss 1T Oas 9olnnssport, tueldeS
iest Sebermann in conlerD atioe Sbaren
unb @ppperbeat 3irteln Giutritt Der<
| fd,afft. Gs lit Elm groBes Ding nm
oieIe Gonferoatisen. Bnr eounl Slpei
gSodyen riinlpften iie ibre Stafenn nenn
ie an einem 9hparSen borbei9in9en'
5eute ieboA lit bas Ding anoers
Seute beiBt es Iberal: How are you
brother Williams.
~ Geltern 9lbet0 nm balb mad
iieben llbr lollte cine 8erlammlung oei
8ooros Ser @ouneilmen ltattfinoen.
Da aber bas @etter gu f9le9t mar, Il
fauoen es einige Serren bes tpeilen
] Sfathes fur rneefun6, ibre tuertbe Ser
| isnlihfeit Der 9lbenoluft aus3ultBen
Gs tparoe bis 15 Mfinuten Dor nenr
,eiuartet, nno beim gtamensrui antluor'
| teten nur eff Der Matbs6eren. Da abe
amSif III einen Quorum notbig llnn, Il
ipuroe Die 8erlaut:nlun9 auf beutt
Qlbeut u llbr perta9t uno Der Git
Nfari6al .beauftra9t, ale Wtitglteoer oes
BOARDS .6apou gu bena6riAten.
H- Rir erfabren bon einem glaub,
piroiaen Serrn, Der ioeben aus 8ett'
senneiIse surii6eefebrt it, oaB mebrer
Gompaouieen Ser. Staaten SoIoatel
in iene @eeeno eefanot une infol8enoel
9Idber itationirt iuuroen: Sadion, Wfa
bifon @ountp; Union Gitp, Sbion 80
uno 0umbol6t, 8ibion County. 9tl
letterem Srte 1T Die Sreu5nng mehrere
4 giienbabnen. 9Iud foIIen nad) eorintb
NtiIfIfppi, Sruppen seianot iuorOe
fem. @s itebt gu bsffen, SaB Oaourt
oas Qsben Der Inionleute lest etiua
+ mebr sefGert iuereen tutro.
mllnisr BOdenbIatt mad Seutid
LAMB an irsenO cine Gorehe gelani
toitet einl6lieBlid) oes Rortos Sass
per Sabr ober 90 as per 5aIbiabl
0ad Ser 6dfueis incInllbe 8ort
$500 per Sabr ODER $500 p'
Salbiabr.
w Sreuno 81. gObr BON 9batta
uooac, infer friiberer Mitbnrger, beFn
bet lid in Ser Gtabt auf elmer 9ef6afts
reife. sGr rapportirte getern i'm Sanc
tum Der Staats5eitung, iuoielblt oel
: alien Bruoer unb lGefirtnungs9eneilei
elm bersIi9er Gnlpfang gu She'll tuuro
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05

une allen artiteIn weIde gew6bnIidb IN eHenpoarenz
@ei6dften gebalteH Dereen, tir has po9lbefannte
Sans o. Rice u 60. absuiegeIn, weI9es Cargo su
ben aHeruiebrieFten Yreiien pertauft peroen ptre.
EBir perfa1fen ga:isoes pom t21k--t8 &suts bic
Darb; Ieinsne 6anbtiiGer gu - Gents eas St1ld INN
ale beren @oaren ia 8erbditntHe. =,
gSie bdben ferner cine grOse AasTpabl pom Eamens
truaen erbaIten, IpeI1e nil unferen 4omettlncen
absugeben eeoenfen; eeBbalb wtlroen 6Ieietoen oo9
tbln, por;aipre9eu unb ii9 eineu 81 ftdern, ebe II
ale fort fiito.
gSir iDcHen StiefeIn, SGube un6 site gu IS 4ro
cent unter 4cftenpreis 5erfaufen, UNI nit eenielpef
mssss-mif o. Slice u. SO.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05
Neueftes per Selegrapb.
l1T0
Oerhaftung res 5neianerhdtapts
fines gBat6atiiambibpe.
anfanil sss er,at episrn. "

Sas 9o6waffer fette biefengroben
Da mpfesr IN ben Stnno, mad eiefem 2afen mt
BEN Gr6bten HHe beft gewdbiten Cargo pom
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05

Der Dampfsr SempeF tam eeitern
bon 2ott:sbilIe bier an
Das Sampfboot y. g. Graham lief
aeIern, bon Den SelreoioHen torlmeno,
bier Elm. as
SSOlaen0e Boote. fino eeltern mad ibs
rem rsfpsctipen Bsitimntnn9sorten ab,,
gegangen:
emma 6Iobo mad cincinnati.
giaibpille mad Cairo.
Ednnp BronOeis nod Naoncab.
4 Der 6luB ftanO eeitern 7 Snb an ben
Sdrpetb GbodlS, uno fault. ~ j
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y = =
1T 2ofals N9ent Der DSennefee Staatsf
5eitung". ~
nw Die 8erbattnifIc Der @umbers,
lamb 8aIle9 @erfiberunss' @eieafbaft
fino nunr,tbr 10 nollitdn6ig bloBgelegt,
Sas aud fii9t Der oerinsfte 3peifel
ibria bIeibt baran, oaB bas D@oncern",
Shluin0el mar. llnfere 9efer tperOen
iih erinnern, sonB bel benz groBer
8ranee, Ode @eoor uito @berrb, .Serr
05Obert @eitniiIIer 1000 Dollars bere
lor, bic in iener Gefeafbaft nerii6ert
pareu; ferner oaB bic Office Der Staats :
aeituna Durh Qlusr1unten u. {. n einen
ShaOerl BON etiua 200 Dollars erlitt;
unler W1oteriaI mar ebenfaaa in beriel<
ben @eielIaaft DeriIaert. Dan.als be-
riefen mir cine Geriamnllung allcr oerS
ieniaen, Die Wolicen Der Cumberland
8aIIen in S1noeH batten, uf1o es iuuroe
Der BefhInB aefa6t, oa es f1on balrlals
in ben Muaen Der Nfeiften flar mar, oaB
.,etmas fouI mar i'm 9taate Oaneniarf"
Sic GeiealHaft gum @inl0len Der gos
lieeu ioipobI ais aud CUR Se5obluug
Oe8 Standardization 8erIuites ourd)
Detretilng oes 8edtspeges 3u sluingen.
- Gs ttelIte fid oarldls lbon beraus,
Oas bic @efeafdaft, fpenn nidt inlol :
bent, 70 bod unantorillrt mar, oa oas
uorlAriftsmdBi9e 9epofft bon 10000
Dollars beint Comptroller niat binters
leat mar. - 9Die es aber gum &lappefl
fam, lpnren lammtli6e 8etbeili9te, Die
antanos 10 febr gefdrieen iiber Die
gahe, Gnoern Sinnes geluoroeH. 9errn
2eitmlIler tuuroe, nm bic onoern Der
iiHerten gum Gtiuf1neigen, 81 briasen.
cine gut berfI9erte 9fote fur ben oer'
Iorrnen Betra9 eeeeben, tuelAe gfott
I aud snr 3eit eingeIO II iDurOe. : Uni
Ods' spiel bali. Dae affan9s beab'
fihti9te geri6tli6e Scrfabren iunrot
nieoergefhlagen; % tpuroen in aller
3eitungen anser Der nnlrieen (oenn tOil
Dertueigerten runosueg, ielblt flldDt geger
9esablune, iresno psl4e 4nseise oOs1
irgeno lDelGen guff Inr oas Concern II
unfer Bl1tt 3u feter 0roBe HnHs IN
ierirt, bic 01rlegtea, iuie prompt Die Sc
. ielfHaft Serrit gBeitmilller befrleoig
bate, una bic nrrlIen @inlpel tlabnlei
6ae fiir baare Nlnnse on ilno besahttei
rubig lire Berilderun9s Gebubren fort
gBir iuarnten lr1ftre SSreunoe; aber oi
NeeiHelr otrielben bortet mot a1iT lllls
Sur @eni9e anBer uas altrAlltrten tbr
8erRherltnDerl. HHfer SreliHo 2rttic1'
lee III elmer Der bauptla9 liaen Serlierer
Gein Sab unO SUIT pas berbranilte, ma
in oer Cumberland 9alle1 berlid ert; e
III feline MnsftdJt torbanosn, oaB &c aud
iiar eiilen Gent erhat. Der Wtann thu
une leto. " faat bart, netin .Ser1an'
ant 70 ihtnlpfltege aDeIle nrl ZEN nun
feltg eripqrbenes 0ls9eH follliisf. BOO
60 Eilft nidte. btr Mot bcren tpIIl
: Der mnP fnblen.
ss e,slst gtlsgsaes lsg d DIi I'M
: hs;t &, ksr;.hyes Ss,err sohn Gd,i,nt,,,
= 1000 sy,yss,,,eysF,er skTs,,sA hott
"a I. sI,,,,cs,, s.;ts,,
F@ OnEW ia1lf9e S,OtlpieDetuHSs" ie"e'.
Der &6minDler 0a3u berlf1nDen, Dl
gnenfmr iiir bic @eieIEid,0ft AZ uber
nehnen. Or hutfa nar feine SOee ba
80. - a. Qsnfs ssss,,;,,AI.r morsu
uOn' ~ s. i. - - sLs1:Gs. s1tG Z.
ii nap 9an0e. ls - Ufllsss sHs.lsgts s.vl.ul
- S0Iou naW oeIn oDenerWagnle'
1fanOe ie0oG CAB Ct aae &OElnecti0i
al NIT Der @efeIE fdt0H 4Itf NnO bat leitDen
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gserseitbmiS ,,eaer Sln;ei8em
90 =, II ~ RTo ~ 80 e.

m beent q en- % la u r..
s. u Mf0bels 6abrit bon s. 2obu. Co.,
30 Office SO. SO @ib Golese Str.
sf$' q Beri1t Der 9ritten MdtionaIbant
4xs bon Nalbtile. az
81 @risper Coma, gu baben bel SIS.
.ss 9. @larf u. Co., @beniter, SO. 3
..a as @eft SaDette Str. ssracufe,
3s. 81. D.
Al Neparator @apilli, 81 baben bel
@. 6. @lart II. Co., gbenifer,
SO. 8 g8eit Gopette Sit, sBra>
a. cuie, g. D.
s. @abriagerm, Mnoame Gertrude
ssaa Bennington, .. .. Bog 297
Belt GroD, g. ., H
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Sob 0fnete aeiftru IN aieiu 9orf nit
1881 (talia nnI ] 1s30 onfs133 uno
fdjI0b INN a llt nit 1913 833
Ser. &tnate.n 8onos.-5s20er
/. Series ftanoen In Stem gort 1893
bis 1929, Q. Cries 1919 -107a;
8. Series los Bis 1881. 9leue @uss
aabe 5g20er 1914 bis 1911. 10<40er
975-984. 30er i. S:ries 1O6 bis
1864; 2. Series 1863 bis 1868; 3. ST
ries 1868 bis 1864. Ollie biefe @ourie
ueriteben iid fir Bombs init Coupons.
Sennelee 8onbs- Mlte IS,
Neue 64.stsgsserz zs ss}g
sterI. @gdanss iitaefaasn; 1888 bis
g au M 10 e.
Sn Stem gorf mar oeItern Der 8aunl'
fpollens M1arft our1 Die &abel6epeiher
iebr nteberae6rlft unb Die SuOtationer
| 28--284 @ts. per 8fnnb fur nplanos
iuerben nur ais nomineG an9eeeben.
Sn 2inerpool mar 9eitern Der Bounl'
ipoaens Nfarft iehr fau; 8reis 128 d
fur llplanOs; bertauft 5000 8allen.
Sier mar ge,tern Der Sauniiuohen'
Marft Hau; ilur 65 BalIen tpurOen 81
folaenoen Yreilen bertauft: l Salen 8
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-11-28
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-11-28
From the Detroit Free Press.
BceCher on the Rebels.

No more glowing praise Of tho rebel
army under Lee has ever been written,
than that recently given to the world
by Henry Ward Beecher, in his Ledg.
or story Of Norwood" Had 1t been
written by n Democrat, it would have
been charged to the account Of disloy-
alty. Yet il is all true. 1t does not
correspond with the assumption of
such "hoodwood' Generals rs General
Nyo who said the South could be
whipped by II few companies OF wi Ic-
awakcs armed with broom sticks, but
it is nevertheless true; and IL is the
greater compliment to orr army that
1t yanquished such 4 foe. Mr.. Beecher
says
No one so we'll knew the incompara.
bic skill and bravery of that now
waning army Of Northern Virginia as
they who for four years had fought it,
and now, in the hour Of its supreme
disaster, were grinding it to powder
rather than forcing its surrender, and
when, at length cut off from its line OF
retreat 10y that lion of the battle fold,
whose ramping cavalry lay crouched
across his only path, his artillery gone,
his trains taken or destroyed, his am
munItion expended, HIS chief officers
slam or wounded, or captured, his men
reduced to a handful, overweuried by
nights without sleep and days taxed
to the uttermost, Lees army yielded,
Gen. Cathart, and every other brave
man, IN their admiration felt that the
herOiSm of Lees army was the only
worthy measure Of the perseverance,
and bravery Of the Army Of the Poto'
mac. In evory generous bosom rose
the thouSht--"Theso are rot of another
natl)n, but our citizens" Their mis-
takes. their evil cause, belonged to tn,
system under which they were reared
but their military skill and heroic
bravery belong to the nation, that vii
never cease to mourn that such valol
had not been expended in II better
cause, and that the iron pen mas
write: The utmost vHlor misdirecteC
and wasted.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-11-28
4 Spirited AmerIcan Lady.

A Paris Roman Catholic paper pub
fishes the following anecdoto relative
to Mrs. Stone, an American lady
known at Rome:
This admirable woman, having
learned that six Zouaves wounded in
the affair of Monte Libetti, were in tho
hands OF the Garibaldians. at once left
Rome alone and went to the enemy's
camp. The town had been evacuated
by tho evolutionary bands, Mrs,
Stone presented herself and asked for
Menotti Gariballi He was at table
and refused to be disturbed. She in
sisted on seeing him, and he camo out,
his hat on his head, and looking an
CRY, What can ! do for you, Mad
Nme?" he SAID. "Sir," said Mrs.
Stone, II have Travelled all over Eu-
rope. | have lived IN all kinds Of po-
lite societies, and | mover saw IL man
address a lady with his hat On. The
custom is probably u new one, and
forms a part Of tho which
you bring us MenottI uncovered
and aiterward showed the greatest
readiness in complying with Mrs
Stones wishes. She visited the woun.
ded, attended TO them, went to her own
lodging to seek linen and medicine
and returned with Nine. Kanzler, tC
organize ambulances.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-11-28

Horse PULLlNG,-On Thursday,
quite an excitement was occasslorcd by
the announcement that thcre wac to
bo a Horse Pulling Match, Mt the Glpslc
cncampment; between a horse owned
10y II Mr.. Mcdaniel of Malta, and one
owned by the Gipsics. At the ap-
pointed time and place n large crowd
assembled. The match was to haYe
been for $50 n side; but, we believe, il
dwindlcd down to $40. 1t ended in
tho Gipsie horse being beaten-MaltG
going home oxultant, and avowingth
"NDaniel's horse could pull anything
that was loose
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-11-28

BSr Weston arrived 10 Chicago, at
1O;4O yesterday morning, and pro
ceeded TO The Sherman House, whore
his wife and child we're awaiting HIM.
An immense crowd assembled in front
Of the hotel, and be walked around the
balcony with his child in his arms. In
the afternoon he appeared at the Cros.
by Opera House, at the matinee. He
will not remain IN the city long, but
while there, will visit objects of in
tcrcst in and around it. The shoe.
maker chat beat Weston between Elk,
hart and Goshen, n distance of ter
miles, was reported dead; but he was
only dead drunk.-[Cin Com, Nov. 29
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-11-28
DIssoIutIon OF Partnership.

We, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to the public, that, on this day.
the partnership heretofore existing be-.
tween us in the Dry Goods business
in the town of Malta, Morgan County
Ohio, under the name Of j. q G. L.
Hall, was dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted to the late firm
will please call and settle Immediately
The business will hereafter be conduc
ted by the Senior partner of the late
Arm, John Hall. JOHN HALL.
A az. 20, 1871 G. l.. HALL.