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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14
Town officers Elected for 1897.

BBNsoN.-M Moderator, E. L. Barber;
Town Clerk, L. Howard Kellogg; Con-
stable, Rockwell P. Walker; Selectmen,
B. A. Carter NJ. C. Peck, NJ. G. Rice /;
Listers, Stephen Root, Perry Carter,
Henry g. Howard Town Treasurer and
Agent, Daniel CroIoot; Overseer of
Poor, {. L. Barber Town Grand Jurors,
E. L. Barber, R. W. Grinnell, B. F.
southworth; supt. OF Schools, l.. D
Ross. Amount Of town tax voted
81 ,O50. Vote tor County Commissioner
s. D. Winslow 80. Amount Of surplus
revenue $l60.
MIDpLBTowN.- Moderator, L. Cope
land Town Clerk, Edwin Hsskins ;
Constable, L. Copeland selectmen, Z.
Copeland, Smith Wait, F. O. Farror ;
Listers, WIN. K. Norton, NJ. Fl. Coy, N.
Smith Town Agent, Il. Copeland; Over
seer Of Poor, selectmen Town Grand
Jurors, NJ. Smith, Il. B. Mcclure !;
Trustee Of Surplus Revenue, L. Cope
land Supt. of Common Schools, George
Paul; Fence Viewers, L. Copeland, A,
W. Gray, Geo. spsuldipg; sesler OF
. Waits and Measures, v. Brown; Inspect
or Of Leather, V. Brown. Voted a tax
Of IS cents on the dollar If paid before
March /, 1863, 8 cents of.
LRIcssTER Town Clerk and Treas.
urer, Geo. c. Swinipgton Selectmen,
@. ". Barker, Geo. C. swiniugtop, Lewis
E. Higgins; Constable, Hiram Morse
Overseer, Geo. C. swinington; Town
Agent, s. Alden; Superintendent OF
Schools, a. q. Roberts. Proceeds ofthe
lieuer agency to the town, S267 81.
Moderator, A. S. Houghtor;
Town Clerk, Hiram Nickham Select
men, N. Winchester, D. s. Blossom, l.
johnson Listers, ]. Randall, J. Mean
drus, J. Sheldon Overseer Of Poor, J.
Randall ; Town Grand Jurors, Allen
whedon, A. 8. Houghtoo Trustee Sur
plus Revenue, Payette Potter sups. Of
S;hcols, Allen whedon LIST Constable
and Collector, George 8. Orr. Voted 40
cents on the dollar Of Grand List. ii.
", Bardwell 81 Constable.
wx1aRIpes. - Moderator, Victor
Wright; Town Clerk, J, A. Child Con.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14
Selection y.

Very odd combinations of memory
and Ideas crowd upon one, in moments
of trouble.
Everything in nature shows dis
taste Of monotony; not two leaves on q
tree alike--not the sky of twO following
days.
--Reconciliations show as the love
that Is In our own and others hearts
much IS a magic lantern does the
picture which it projects on wall, max
ing 1t seem for moment larger and
brighter than the reality.
People gratuitously talk scandal
about Others, having no other reason to
give except that the person has not
chosen TO publish his history for their
curiosity TO batter upon.
Charity has only theoretically q
wider sphere OF influence than justice.
An Alp does not arrest the conquer
er's courser, bat mole hill does. So is
it with our precautionary measures; it
is the neglect OF some trihe, which baf-
1es all our previous momenteus success
ful efforts
If the man tiuds aueht unpleasir e
in his house, abroad be seeks relief
1t is our good opinions OF ourselves
makes our force.
Once rob a man Of his self esssen
J and he goes to the wall In no time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

BURLIEeToE.-There are forty students
already in the city TO attend the Spring
course Of Lectures which began Thurs
day, and it is expected that the class
will number over 100. DR.. Carpenter
delivered the opening lecture.
The University OF Vermont and
State Agricultural College had narrow
escape from fire last Tuesday morning.
The Free P:ess says: So partition in
room No. IA, s. c., caught FIRE from an
oyer.heated stove, As no one was in the
room at the time, the flze get pretty well
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14


RELIGIOUS ITRNs.-Rev. Il, r. Leagett
the patriarch among ministers in Add
son county, after several years spent in
teaching, has recently been settled over
the Congreaationa church in Ferris
burgh.
Rev. H. NJ. Holiday has resigned the
pastorate OF the Congregational church
at St. Johnsbury Center,
Rev. Lyman S. Watts Of Dracert,
Massachusetts, has accepted a call to
Barnet
Rev. H. L. Cobb, recently Professor
of languages in Ktmball Union Acad-
envy, has become pastor ofthe Congtega-
tional church at Springfield,
Fifty persons have Joined the First
Congregational church in Burlington
within a year.
Rev. Ammi Nichols Of Braintree is
the patriarch Of congregational clergy
men in Vermont. His age is eighty-six
and he has preached for sixty-twc
years.
-Reyiyals Of religion are in progress
in West Addison, Craftsbary, Hartland,
Morrisville, Georgia, Rutland and Or
well.
On Sunday last forty-one perssnt
were admitted to the Congregations,
church in Orwell, under the pastoratt
charge Of Rev. Lewis A. Austin.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14
Local and state ITEMS.

Troy PRAYING BAED,-This religious
band, or portion Of it, have been IN
our village the most of the past week,
during which nightly services have been
held by them at the Methodist church,
Their labors commenced last Saturday,
since which time q deep interest has
been manifested in religious matters by
individuals Of the Methodist persuasion
and many others. Several members
have been added to the church, and
many more will doubtless be converted
to the faith ere the labors Of the breth'
rem cease in our community, which will
we understand not be some days tc
come. Services will be conducted by
them this afternoon and evening at the
church, onWest street, as well as mex
Sabbath.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

Massachusetts, Bypj sumper of Con
necticus and I'd ward D, PesIee of Rhode
Island.
There were present at the meeting
from Vermont, Hon, Edwin Hammond
George Campbell, Daniel Klmball, Vic
tor Wright, EOenezer Bridge, VIM. KIM
ball, Henry Clark and Z, 8. stowell.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

ABscoNDED.-TheL Lyndon Union says
that q couple of weeks ago s. B. Mat
tocks, cashier of Lyndon Bank, sent 81,
400 in bonds to the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington. Not hearing from
them in due time he wrote on, and learned
that the bonds had not reached the
Treasury, and received instructions to
send on particular description Of the
bonds sent. He did so, and on last Mon
day received circular from Secretary
Mccullough, Offering $500 reward for
the arrest of one A. VIM. Lee, who hav-
ing served honorably two years in New
York regiment, was discharged--pvo
cured q position in the Loan Branch Of
the Treasury Department, and on the
Goth of January absconded with $4,000
in bonds, including the amount sent
from Lyndon Bank. The government,
of course, is the loser
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

a going aud strious damage would have
followed, bnt for the prompt action OF
several of the students who discovered
and Put out the hre without general
alarm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

WEST RUTLAND.-Rev.T Thomas Hal
pine, C. c., of West Rutland, has recently
received a donation of $500 from the
members Of his congregation in that
place.
The advanced classes in the Casho-
lie school at West Rutland under the
direction of Mr.. Leonard and Miss Boyle
underwent sn examination on Thursday
last, and reflected much honor upon
themselves and credit upon the efficiency
of their teachers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

Suppgs DRATH.-An infant son
Ezra 4. Parks. Esq, of PassumpsiS
died suddenly on Monday last Ihe
family were at the table eating, When
suddenly the child nearly ceased breath,
log, grew purple in the face, and dle0
almost instantly. It is thought thE
difficulty must have been at the heafa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

AT the recent wool growers cen
yeption In Springfield, Illinois, IL was
stated that there are in that State 1000, :
GOO sheep. worth 5000, 0oo. yielding
annually q. 600 600.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14
AnrnrcAN HENS TO RSoLnH EsTArEs

AMERICAN HEIRs TO bSdLIsH EsrArRs.
There quite movement among the
supposed heirs of EOgllsh estates In Yer
mont, under the lead Of COLUMBUS
Smith. ESQ, Of Salisbury. Members Of
the Grove, Wilson snd Gibson families
have recently held meetings. The Glib
son family held a meeting at Brandon on
Thursday, and formed an association for
the Investigation of their claims. The
family in Vermont was quite largely rep.
resented, and the association adjourned
to meet at an early day in Massachu-
sets, Letters from branches Of the
family in other States were read, and
among them one frome Hon. James Glib
son, an eminent lawyer and member OF
the New York State Senate. We give
the following notice OF the Grave and
Wilson families from Nergennes, Yer
mont "The Graf s, Graft s, Croft S and
Groves of this country are equally in
terested in the prosecutions and inyesti-
cations now going on in Holland by ]
Hervey Ewing,a Baltimore lawyer, for 9
gigantic property which dates back &c
the latter part Of the 18th century, when
Hans Graf was obliged 10 flee Holland
for religious opinions. lie settled or
Graf Run, Pa, in l7l7. The Wilson's
of Vermont trace their pedigree to Rob
ert, Earl OF Warwick, and are prospect
ing for share of the Earls property
consisting of $4,000 acres Of land
located about 20 miles from London, anC
65 tenement houses in London, with the
land on which they stand.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

MISFORTUNE OF A VERMONT SOLDIER.
Charles Hammond OF Fort Edward,
private in company B, Second Vermont
regiment, went to Albany, Tuesday, and
drew $l8 pension money, which he
placed, as he supposed, in the watch
pocket Of his pants, and proceeded to
the depot for the purpose Of purchasing
his ticket back to Fort Edward. when
he discovered that he had lost his
money.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

PERsoNAI.--Senator Edmunds passed
through town yesterday on his way to
Burlington. Mr.. Edmunds and Hon.
james W. Nye, U. S. Senator from Ne
vada, addressed large and enthusiastic
Republican meeting at Hartford, Conn,
on Thursday evening last.
We are glad to learn that our friend
and former instructor, Prof George W,
Benedict, Senior Editor of the Burling-
ton Free Press, is improving in his health
since his arrival at St. Croix.
The Bellows Falls Times gives 3
sketch Of remarkable man. Probably
no similar Instance of vigorous old age
can be found in the country "The Pres
ident Of the National Bank Of Bellows
Falls, is Nathaniel Fullerton, Esq, OF
Chester, who will be ninety two years OF
age if he lives till next Sept mber, and
his signature to the bills is certainly re-
markedly good for one Of his years, and
is often noted by the boldtrs who know
him. He has been President Of this
bank for thirty years, having succeeded
Judge Kellogg to that place in 1887. He
is also supposed to be the Oldest Mason
in this country, at least we put him
down 50 till we hear Of one older. He
took the first degree as Master Mason in
Westmoreland, N. H., in 1896, and in
1897 took the Royal Arch degree at
Chester. He has led q successful bust
ness life snd retains the full yigor OF his
mind, and continues to take lively In
terest in the affairs of the country and
on questions Of public policy. Occa-
sionally he comes to this place to do
business at the bank, and we heartily
join with his numerous friends in the
hope that the evening of his life may yet
be prolonged many days"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-09
0REFi1BEacaA ooNYENg16NJ
Pursuant to .aIsanlgt1,aascha

. 49, . q 80 a 4fa
Pursuant to 1 call ii the Chair
man, the RADICAL CENTRAL CoM>
MlrrEE for DAVIDSON .CouNry met at
the Union League Rooms at 3 P. NJ.
on Saturday the 7th Of December.
Present-Messrs. d. d. Dickey,
John nawrEnce, John Hugh Smith,
E. W. Metcalf, Abram Smith, John
Wilson, Dan F. Walker, James I'll.
Sumner, Simeon R. Walker, Nelson
G. Merry and John Ruhm.
The following gentlemen were
added to the Committee to fill va
cancies cccasioned by death and
removal from the county Messrs,
R. Knafa, Henry Harding and Hiram
p. Rose. els .I.si4 luH $500
The following resolutions were
adopted: ! g - 8 f85 4
'sThat the Committee call CoUN
| II NONfGN11ON. w nc 4CiQ on OATUR-
DAY, the 21stday Of DEcEMBER 1867
at the Nashville Courthouse for tn,
following purposes nl3ta
| FIRST, To appoint delegates tt
represent Davidson County in th,
Republican State Convention, callet
by the State Central Committee TO
Saturday, the 22d day of Januar-
1868.
+ SECOND, To nominate candidate
forthe Offices Of Chancellor, Circui
Judge and Attorney General 70
| Davidson County, and of Crimins
Judge for the Counties of Davidso
and Rutherford" $3.50 n. h n.
i ssThat the Secretary be instructe
to invite the people Of Rutherford t
send delegates TO represent them i
the selection of o Candidate 70
Criminal Judge for the, two coun
I ties" ''''
"That the proceedings of thi
meeting be published in the 'sPREs
AND TIMEs" and s'TENNEssEE STATS
ZE1TUNG" of Nashville, and in th
f"REPUBL1cAN- WGTcHMAN,, of Muir
freesboro. = q =.
By order Of the Central Comnitte
ID. D. D1cKEY, Chairman.
JoHs RuHM, Secretary.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-09
lscnlltfIre 2tdislatar. +,
80 s F1E3
@sontaa, ben 9. Sec 1867.

SIN Sauie mar bas einsig interel>
iante GrgebniB beute 01orgeil Die @ins
bringing elmer 6eloIntion SeitenS beS
Serrn SaDlor bon Garter county, Ser
beantra9t, baB Der @ouberneur initrnirt
Eiperbe, cine &la9e sesen Die Staot
Nafbbile an5uitrengen fur 500, 600
S6a6enerias oafiir, OaB iie cine
&traFe 6ur9 ben Capitol Square ge<
baut bat. @s banbelt fih UNI Die @er@
Iangerung bon 9lor6s@ineitraBe iiber
@e6arItraBe binauS. Die 0teiolution
girg an bas Gotnite fir Staatsei9en<
tbullt.
Sun uebrigen tpurbe bic Belt beute
Gormittag NIT Oebatteu iiber Die Set
ltelIung bes Sa9es our 8ertagung fur
bic Seiertaee aus9efiilt. Wfan tam gu
teinem 3ieI.
SIN @ena nurbe Elm glntrag, Die
{Smnibus (@ilenbahr appropriations
Bill in Wieoereriud9ung 81 Sieben,
nieberseltinlnt.
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su autoriliren, 100000 auf einen.
nimt boberen 3insfus aIs ID psf. 81
borgen, lim baniit Die on 1. Sannar
faIli9en 8inien gu aablen, iunroe an
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| ratbung 6es @eiekes ii6er, weldeS Die
4 Sunnie bon $40, 900 fir Die 8uedt
| Der metropolitan 4oli3ei in Gbatta'
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1oIi3ei i'm &Ifitanb lit.
4 Sie Serren @abe II. Center ipra9er
\ fur Die appropriation, oa, pie fl
1 meinern; Der gOmnaiiioner i1ur fold'
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erlaubt.
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;fpra@en 6aseeen. Ser 2ebtere meinte
6ab Der @taat nibt nit nerarti9el
! SlnipriiAen bebeqist meroen milife
Benn cine Gtabt nitbt fabig mare
: Iibre 4olisei gu beSablen, 10 mare oi
!; 9estere -nidbt 81 9taatsunteritiisun!
. bere9tigt. r. easg
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-09

Gee.7. Serner lei bel9lofen, DOB
in allen Gta6ten ano Counties oes
Gtaates EennsHee 8mei9bereine unter
Aoieiem Charter unb ben Nuipicien oben
aenannten 8ereines 9esriinoet tuerben
ins8 n, boraussefest, 6aB Elm folder
8erein mad Der nenli6en Contribution
,ln6 ben sleiden Seiesen 9eleitet perbe
un0 SaB ieSer 3fpei9berein binnen erei>
sia Eaaen mad ieiner Organization cine
Elite ieiner 8eamten bel Dem Boarb Der
Direttoren 6es obengenanllten 8ereines
einrei1e, tpooon cine 9lbidrift aud in
ben Mtteu oes @taatsisfretairs auf5u@
bepabren lit.
@ee.S. Serner iei bel6lo1en, Dap
Spei9bereiue, iuetde ben Beltimmungen
Der Sec. Z bieies Mites genab beariins
bet iuor6ei fino, 5as Medt bdbeli foIen,
ibre glebengefese, iuie iol6e fur ibre
2ofalitdten palIen n6gen. su perfaGeir,
porausaeiebt. baB eiefelben nidt 9esen
bic 8eftimmungen Der Contribution nns
ter bieiem Charter perftoBer.
.e
Serner mad i'd befarnt, baB i'd
8Iants 6or,nulare unb Girfalare oil bic
glertS aller County @eridte i'm Stante
CUR freien Gertbeiluug geianot babe.
User ii1 fur bic Sabe tntereiiirt, tuoile
fd gefdli9ft foldc SornluIare beridaf>
fen unb Ben BARN entbaltenen Gnpfebs
luusen geniab banoeln.
Sobn&ubm, Gefretair.
Sod Bog 83. RafbbiIle, genn.
Ew 5eitungen i'm 9taate, Die biefe
Sahe be9initi8en, iUonen 9efaaigft co
piren.
Soc Buchanan, 0iebItabI, So unb
Soften.
Rat Gonaboe, betrnnfen uno unorS
bentlid $40 llnO Soften, tullr6e auf IA
Gage in bas Nrbeitsbnns eeianbt rnb
unter $500 8iireiaaft seitcilt.
Sames Glarf, betrunfen unb auf Der
gtrabe faIafenb sefunoeu, So uno
Soften,
0frs. Gearp, Gagabunoiren. Sn
bas ar,nenbaus sebra6t.
81. Sic Wfanus, ihled)te 8ebanos
lung ieiner Srau. NufseiAoben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-09
Nr. Gplenram'S Rarfe.

60 lange bic Meni6beit franf miro
uno Srrt6iimer begeht, an beren GeIsen
rie 8etrefenben Iangs gu lei6en baben,
iolten iie beriuden, iida bon ibren 2eioen
gu befreien. nnb Derienige, iuelder
leine Salente uno feline Belt anipeaoet
um foI9en lluglldliden 3ettung gu
b.rldaffen, 1T chen 70 gut elm pbilans
tropiit ipie Der, ,pelder Der lei6enoen
Meni9bsit auf onoere g8eiie gu belfen
iudyt. @abre 8biIantropie belte1t ni9t
in Mufiu1sn bes llrlprunes zines lle>
bells. fon6erri i'm 9lufiuden bon NlittelnI
bas llebel Su beilen. Or. s oleman
6at cine 9teibe bun Sabren oerartige
Sale bebanbelt, uno 1T 6urd eifrises
Stuoium onbin seluiigt, bnB CT i'm
Stanoe 1T oas gu leiiten mas CT ser
ipridt. Seiue Office befinbet E6 in
go. 210 GbnrdFraBe gfe bon
Mc2emprefruBe biHter Der Mpotbefe.
of5 Swim
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-09
NpIisei . (Seriebt.

SanneD Bugs uuborfdtises Sab<
rem, So.
@fits eural, 0iebFabL 80 Sage
Mrbeits6aus
Sobn stoel Sabreu auf benz geis
tentueg, 81.
8il gSebb rnb Soc Cartwright,
DiebHabI, 5 Sage Mrbeitsbaus.
Senrp Gcott, betrnnfen, So.
Warb @ilIiams uno Solonion
Biaiams, betrunten Iinb gdIdgerei,
geeen Besablnng Der Soften entIaRen.
s. M. Mfc@riff, betrllrfen uno ,lns
orbentlid. 9lufSeidoben.
@rn. Nrgo, tbatlidber Mn9riff, SIS.
Som 8atterlon, betrunteu. anf>
seidoben.
Sattie MlurraD, betrunfen, SIS.
SEQ, Oiron, nililunce, So.
| 81. Siitfens, un9eboriges @etra9ea,
SIS.
Sames Sones, unoeb0rioe gpra9s
tueile, S.. ,-gfgg a.
S. Sc. aeebIs, gerlu6 asaul 8ons
| gu f9ieBen, SIS.
@nr. gSambte, gjiebitabl. @n
Sreitas berI9oben,
6. 5ulsbober, fdneIes Sabren, S.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-09

H 6airfieto2anoereien
Oie Serren 9 Sc. Sigg uno q. 8. g.
2inbsIeD bieten bur6 nniere 9lnaeiseS
ipaIten ben Sfa6lab bon 8rin6eigens
tbnm oes Deritorbenen @m. o. 9eipis
gum 8erfauf in ofentlider 8eritcises
runa am sip0liten DECEMBER an.
OieleI6en Iiegen 3iUiiden Der GIN sin
u. Gtone Miner Surnpiferoao unb Der
2ebanon Eurnpiteroao. sic iperben
n6r6lid bon 8roipn's Greet un6 fiibs
lid 6urh ben Wonnt SIiDet e&ir6bof
begrdn3t. Der @runo lit in Harcellen
bon fiinf bic sebn Qlfer ab9etbeilt.
Oas 2anb lit Dor3iigIib unb bon ben
meilten bon ben 81 Derfaufenben Glide
bat man cine berrlide 2Iusiibt auf
Stabt anb llingegeno. Sier lit cine
CUTE Glance filr Seutide, Die einen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ooer einen gSeins
berg, oOer einen Gentiifegarten anlegen
uoIlen. Sic nnmitteIbare Ndbe Der
@ta6t, bic berrlid)e Gage, Die SrHhts
bartlett 6es Booens un6 mas naiiients
lid bieImertb 1T, bic beftinrut in Muss
fiht itebenDe Berldngernng Der Gtras
beneifenbabn mad Mfouat SIibet, tuels
DE mitten 6urh bic Grunoltiide fiibren
tuire, MAIDEN es Seoern,ann, Der bic
Slbfiht bat, fur ben faAlten CONNER
lid) cine nene Seimatb 81 finoen, iuiiiis
lbenspeltb Dem 8ertaui genannter
2dnDereien beisnluobnen. Gin @ort
firssDen @eiien lift 0eniigeHb.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-09
Tiir @tbspinbf6fbtiae.

Der Anseigcnoe 1T in tpenisen Bod5en birG Elm
etnfa1es 8entitteI, na96em CT Sabre lang NIT eilie
peftieen 2uhaeniibeIiiuo nit Der frterii1e &rattfs
5ett, Der S@mnbiM1t beboftet mar, ge6eilt rporoer
anc uiinj0t iebnlifft istneu wlitmenf9en bas peIs
Htittet n,it3iabeiien.
,epteS fofenfrei nit Der Erection fir bic 8erritune
unb ben gebrou snfeneen, iueIes iie tben iperbe,i
lls cine f9ere 8sitiiig fur SdSwnofIc1t, etfbmai
BronHiil5 &c. Ser eiii3ee 3psd ees Assigenoen III
zen xslcehte ircb ~ tbt ulie or boiit, bab icber
aranfe ieit 9iitteI perineH rpre, 30 es 6ehielben
nj q - toftet unb i1 als Segen erneiien notrb.
gsrionei. bic has Retept irtni9sn, pollen I'D ses
aep Gpparn q sBifuu.
pft1Sros sgtiltemsburg. Rings Co., ". y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-09

h Bel BEN 5trrsn 3ur@er unb @a.pR
~ Gepar 3tpilGen college rnb Gperry fnbet
man fOrtwG6reub bic frtf6efeit unb beIifate-
fen aufern unS fpnfise GrfriiHanseu. SIR
GenbitcrIa6en II NIT @lem yerisGen, mas
man li& in steFsr 9Irt iDinften fam, beior-
Rers UNI ben @eibna9tstaum f96n a1,ssu.
afdbmiideit. -Es s..f = p ez}s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-09
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

RSR- We are authorized to announce Capt
r. S. TUTHILL as a Candidate for Attorney
General of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit.
Election Saturday, january 4th 1885,
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FOR CRIMINAL JUDGE.

B@ We are authorized to announce the
Hon. JOHN HUGH SMITH as candidate for
the office of Criminal Judge for Davidson
County. Election, January 18th 1868.
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announcement of Candidates.
FOR ATToRNEY-GENERAL

nsAs We are authorized to announce D. w.
PEABODY, Esq. as candidate for the Office
of Attorney General, subject to the decision of
the nominating Convention, Election Saturday,
the 4th of January 1868. dz3 I'd
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL

FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL. .
HsA We are authorized to announce d. w.
Classic as candidate for the position of Attop-
ney General for the Davidson County Circuit
Election Saturday, January 4th 1868.
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