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SUPREME cOuar-spECIAl TERM.
Husband Seeks TO get Possession Of his
ChiIdrcn-The Court Denies the Applications
An Interesting Case.
LII ~

A Husband Seeks 20 get Possession Of his
ChiIdrcn-Thc Court Denies the Applications
An Interesting Case.
Before Judge Lott
An application was made by Augustus J. Warner for
writ OF habeas corpus to obtain possession Of two
children, named Virginia and Augustus j. Warner Jr,
aged respectively nine and yeaas. The writ
granted and made returnabe 14th iust at which
time Sarah T. Warner. the wifc OF the petitioner,
pearcd, and died her return through Mr. Thomas r.
PearsaI hor st.oIney oy which she claimed that the
Of the children She further alleged that he had repeat
eddy assaulted her and the children from the tinc Of
thor marriage In 1867 TO June g. whcuthe was Obliged
10 leave him, taking the children with her and reside
with her father During this period she twice le him,
In consequence Of this alleged cruel treatment but sub
sequeniy returned to live with him upon his request and
promises that he would reform Mrs. Warner also
forth that the fail Of 1851 her husband enlisted Lou
war about three years. and tailed TO provide for the
children and herself that she wa compelled live
with her father Another charge Mrs Warner prefers
against her husband was that he always refused to allow
their children to attend either day Sabbath school,
or TO be taught lessons from the Bible.
The petitioner yesterday hed his TO tho return
In which he denies he treated his wife In cruel
manner committed any OF cruelty violence
upon her or either OF the children, and alleges that his
denies he ever prevented the children from receiving
any instruction, moral or INTEL ectual.
Mr Pearsa moved the court that the custody Of the
children be awarded to Mrs Warner upon the ground
that the petitioner did not deny specifically the OF
cruelty alleged In the return, and did not allcge that
MIRA Warner was an improper person 70 have the
tody OF the chIidren further, that an action for a
divorce had been brought by her In which action she
asks that the custody OF the children DO awarded TO
her, &c.
In answer 70 the MOTION Mr. johnson, counsel for
the petitioner contcnded that the to the
all the material allegations OF the return and
stated that the law held father should have tho
children unless the court satisfied that he
proper person The motion was argued, and the Court
finally decided that Mrs Warner should have the Gus.
tody OF the children.
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c RIc K EFT.

OPENING Day or the New York Club.
Yesterday the cricket inaugurated on the
grounds Of the New York Cricket Club at Hoboken.
For several past the members Of the club have
experienced great difficulty in procuring ground on
which TO practice their favorite game Owing TO the
improvements now going In and around the Hysian
Fields Hoboken. they last year compelled to 60
over TO Brooklyn whore they pursued their favorte
pastime but on a ground entirely unsuited to their
purpose. This year they have located their head
quarters at the foot OF Ninth street, Hoboken, snd in
close proximity to the ground they formerly occupied
Tho Manhattan Cricket Cub also practices on the same
ground
as to tho prospects Of the forthcoming cricket season
Many OF the members OF the different clubs are absent
in Europe and the rolls present rather slim appear
ance on that account and In consequence Of the
clubs having had TO about 80 much during the last
few years In search OF suitable ground. Il expected,
however, tina. during the next few weeks permanent
and the roll OF members will be Embarrassed 70 something
like their old time limits
and Manhattan clubs turned out IN large numbers 70
celebrate opening day or the rs named club The
ground In much better condition than could have
been expected considering tho large quantity OF rain
which has fallen during the last few weeks The follow
Ing were among the members Of the Now York Club
who were present; Herbert Beech President; J. Par
kin Treasurer; c. II. Tyler, Secretary, and Messrs
Hgham, W. B. Wharton, Maddox. Jenkins and Garri-
SON. OF the Manhattan :-Messrs Tucker, Walker, Hay
in praccing, scrub match was arranged between the
members OF the clubs and sides having been chosen
play commenced about three o'clock.
The game proved that the mombcrs had not lost any
OF their old time and well known proficiency. Hgham,
as wicket keeper At the bat sustained his well earned
reputation FIRST class cricketer; W. Byron Wharton,
tn his and Hclber Beech President OF the New
York Club bowed down many Of the strongest batters
and afterwards carried out bis bat In triumph without
having himself been bowled out
he following Is the OF the game.
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The United States frgate Franklin, With Admiral Far
ragut on board will leave the lower bay for the Medi
terranean on the Goth instant.
The United States steamer Minnesota, Commodore
Alden will arrive hero about June 2s and AFTER
peting her outfit will sail for the European squadron.
The m,dshipmcn class Of 1867 will report for duty on
board Of her, and be distributed tho European and
South Atlantic squadrons. She will have a delightful
cruise.
Tho United states Don arrived this port
day Juno o. She has been 10 the eastward, far
Portsmouth and Boston, with a draft OF men. After
performing that duty she went TO search Tor the shoal
tho packet ship Cultivator struck upon last December.
II "a said Commander ". Chandler succeeded In ioca
ting positively the shoa reported latitude Al degrees
rs minutes north, longitude eS degrees IL minutes
81 ereenNch He found the least water ON IL about Elk.
teen fee tho shoal extends northwest and southeast
aud lies the track or homeward bound vessels Upon
the charts nine atboms given. This s OF i'm
portance navigator and should be looked after when
In its vicinity.
A shosl due east twenty-five miles from Davis south
Shoa light boat has also been found upon which there
IL but sixtaud half feet OF water.
The cruise OF the Don has proved or importance 10 the
credit for the prompt vernca,on reported locality
Tho O. S sloop Of war Saratoga s rapidly fitting out
and will be ready about the LIST OF July The ironcad
Onondaga still occupies the dry dock and Is yet TO DO
n,ted with new propellers ere she comes out
The wampanosg has not as yet been put under steam
trial. and the experts al the yard look forward TO
treat in the way OF geared engines when u does take
place but then, how about this engine when she goes TO
s 20 HSs 2.
commanded by Lieutenant Gcrringe Is all loaded, and
only awaits orders 10 sail She will probably so direct 70
Lisbon.
Commander D. p. Harmony gees ont as passenger on
the Franklin 10 take command OF the despatch boat
Frcl'c relieving commander H. Upshur, who returns
the Gueriers Is ready for sea Boston sud y,I sai
direct from shN port for Rio Jansiros
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Colonel Mitchell, Of the United States Army T. g.
Spencer, Of Cleveland; p. Coyc Of Kentucky; Hugh j.
Hastings OF Albany. and r. W. McCondray, o. san Fan
CISCO stopping ~ the Hoffman House.
y. D. Marsh and George d. Jewets Of Chicago, and J.
Elmer OF st. LOUIS stopping at the 81 Julien Hotel
Gen. Ramsay and Colonel Royal. Of the United States
Army General Granger, OF New York; Colonel Leather
man and J. N. Hill. OF Memphis; Horace Fairbanks Of
Vermont: @. A. Grow, Of Pennsylvania and 3. 8.
LHommedeu Of Cincinnat, are stopping - The Fifth
Avenue Hotel. fea
Commodore Ipmsp. or Philadelphia. ana Baron
s,oeckl Of Washington are stopping the Clarendon
Hotel.
NJ. NJ Noah. Of Alta. and Abe Xewsurser. o. Los An.
gees, California and stephen HoyL Of Chicago. are
stopping at the Westminster Hotel
Colonel T. /. Butirick Of Milwaukee, and J. E. Glein,
OF st. louis. are stopping at the 81 Denis Hotel
General A. Duncan and H. A. Risey Of washington;
house, Of Albany, and D. Ramsay, Of Bath. are stopping
at the Aston House. .M~ \. rass-
General zuick and Colonel G. Meyer zulick, OF Pha-
delpha and General George n. Farrar, OF Washington,
stopping At the Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel ~ Looncy, OF Louisville; ex-Mayor vaux, OF
Philadelphia; General I. A. Norris Of Indianapolis and
General 4 L Robinson, Of B'nshamson, are stepping
Colonel r. Duryee, OF this city, who served with dis
tinction the late war, has been brevetcd BrFadef
General Of Volunteers for meritorious and saian'
services.
Governor Patton, OF Alabama, has been formally read
out OF the conservative party
General Thomas Is the candidate OF q Massachusetts,
paper for the Presidency.
Hon George II Pendeton. OF Ohio, in recent speech
predicted another war.
Judge Erskine OF the Supreme Court o. eeorgs, hss
arrived at Atlanta for the purpose Of opening 'he Ocu'
Court
Governor Fletcher OF Missouri IS 10 tennessee can
wasting the state for Brownlow.
n IL stated that Mrs Admiral Farragut, Mrs Captain
parnoct Ms Commander Harmony, Mrs. Commander
shirk Mrs surgeon Eversed and other ladies going
by the next steamer alter 'ne ifankhn Sans LOT
frequently meeting the naeshp on the Mediterranean
station me rYankln will sail from the lower bay BY
wednesday, 26th OF this month.
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suaaOeaTt's COURT.
The vinton-Wynns Cnsc-wiiis Admitted TO
Probate.
Before Surrogate VIM. u. veeder.

Before Surrogate Vim. n. vecder.
Charlotte A. Wynrs o. Francis rintor--rhe decision
in this has not yet been rendered. Surrogate veedcr
not having had time to attend the matter fully IL
will probably be announced, however, during the coming
week.
The wills OF tho following named persons deceased,
admitted TO probate during the week past
Eleanor GrIflths. RobL Mccoy. Chas. Burns. Jane D.
Mason all OF the city OF Brookyn Peter Schenck, OF
the town OF New Lots, and Cornelia A. wink. OF the
town OF Ftatbush.
of the following named deceased persons John Ellis
and Elizabeth Trenchard, both OF Brooklyn.
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the SOLDIERS CEMETERIES.

hut very little work is being done on the national
soldiers cemeteries throughout the SOUTH Most OF them
are in advanced state Of complexion but there yet
remain several which considerable work will be
auired before they are completed The delay In the
competion OF the cemeteries Is occssoned by the action
10 determine what shall be done with these final abodes
Of our braves and their report lie needed ere the work
can 70 on agar
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assuming but he was always listened 10 In Dthe Senate
with MAJ ked attention from his ,oileagues Although
OF the prosavery measures the democracy, bus
frequently found upholdng the Of the free soerA
Al one time the deceased possessed great deal Of in
6uence the Northwest but the past ten years kept
entirely aloof from political matters
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THE COURT S.
sslTtD sTAIes COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Another DisiiIiery Case.
Raforo Commissioned stiiwel

Three men, named respectively Christopher FIech
John kleck ana Henry A. Hdebrandt, were yesterday
Ssousbt before Commissioner Stwen charged with
knowingly exercising and carrying on the trade and
business Of dssers without paying the special tax
xsred nv Law From the statement Of Deputy Marshal
T,hn Robinson appeared that the accused had been
connected with disery that had been seized, aud
Inch was still the hands OF the authorities
M. from information he received Of nocturnal ope-
,alons Of the parties Thursday night with other
encers entered the dstery and there found the de-
Sendants busy engaged NJ work running of the stud
shat had been the promises at the time OF
On aavits presented In the the Commissioner
held the parties for examination on bail OF 81 900 each,
which was given and the parties discharged from
custody
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CLxvKtaSp, Ohio June ~ 1887
he Cincinnati express train which efs this city this
morning ran through two horse wagon, near Gallon
station, killing Wilson slpes and his wife, and severely
injurng three children. The horses attached 10 the
wagon we're also killed sipes expected TO crcss the
railroad track before she rsp reached The crpssinx
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) tho score Of the game.
TINE NATIONAL GAME.


most exciting and interesting game recently came
OF between these two clubs, the grounds Of the
former the New York Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb, situated a. Warrington HeehsA The Tanwoods
students Of the institutions, and their opponents
wrs from the vicinity Of Fora Lee The following Is
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COURT Of APPEALS.

ALBANY June 81 1887
The following ~ the dsv calendar OF the Court OF
Appeals for June 24-Nos l52 les, III to $50, 1907,
15S, 15s
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT .cu@T-smmwrcY snScs.

Rules and Forms Of proceeding In Banks
ruptcy for tkis Distvics.
An order was inaed By Jads,, Bls,ehford Yesterday
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tanwood. IA: Fort Lee, 8. Scorers. NJ. Brown.
Burdett Umpire-Gen. Jawdine. Time OF game
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Seoer EbeiInebmer erbGIt cine nHr mad biejem
MrTanaemeat, bic i'm ftnr SO fpffet, ip6hrcub fe
$1,000 Tuertb fem mag. Refine Portsilidbteit.
aDir piinfcbeu, iofort ben obsnaenannfen pratts
pollen gprr1tb obsug Ben. Certificate, meIbe bic
NrtfeI beset9nen, rerben in rerfegeIte Gnpeioppe
eeleet uib gut petmengt: &eter 7iie D; ben nuf ben
GerfffcGten benGnnten 2rtifei gegen 8esahI,na upn
SO bere9tiqt, bic tibr mag 1900 wertb iein DSer
weniser. Sobao inns bas Gertifeat retirnirt wirb,
befe ttiet e8 Eud qeoer Besohhng su benz beaeidfes
ten grtffeI, csne Anisben hss aertbes unb bo fein
Mrtite ueniger aIs $40 wertb out einem Certificate
beseid3net If, 10 fann man icfort fehen,
DAB biee Fsire 2otttrie IT, lonbsrn Elm pifrnes,
Ieaitirne5 0elG1ft, an ipeI&ena fiG aud,
Der Gisenlinnisiff tetbeiliseH mag.
Gin eilsties eertticat sDtre yosfrs ;usefanbt Bel
Gmpfang pom Is Eehts; fiinf fur ST. Ell fur o.,
8 neba s,nsr esaafen r6mfe far %, fs9snneiesbs
Zig nno cine psfftpouere Prdnie fur SO, hrbert
iiib cine fritbare Hbr fir e16. Sur Msenfen o6sr
SeIde, nc Heibditignsg rsln54en, sirb bier etne
ieItene geegen5ett gebpten, e. 1T Elm aefebmdfta
gefHbrt @eadft, eebSrig aitorifrt ron Der &eaies
FWaas siise oiien fir iebe asEiiung. 9eriitdt nns
9Brisbt, Bro. y. Co, Sn1pertears,
fev25 6a1tm t6i Hrpahwap, Nep g)pr
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4
en9liidlen @eitllidaft. Sle befualie
chen 70 iueuig Die entfeblihe Btsanos
lung Der nugIidIideu 3ulis, tpel9e IN
ben 6-8 Sabren ibrer v2ebrling65eit"
tuenn iie 10 Ian9e leben, auf oas stergite |
'eefdnubsn iDerben, I'M iieberfabrtsfOiten
uno &aufgeloer aus ibnen beransins
fdtdgsn*
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lerlf@ bsrltefte Sflaberel iuuros se,
geiiltano Der gerbanoluneelt. Sn Den
engIif9en @olottien arbeiten gegen>
ipdrtia 10000 anIts, ilnter benen cine
fol@e Gterbli6feit berEf61t, Dap &c cine
iabrlid5e 9istrpttruu9 Bon 10000
&opfen be0iirfeal 9iefes SBfea fou
INNER ipeiter aus0ebreitet ipsroen nnD
leioer f9eint g. ole OBJ hieisr rene
SftaSel,banoel BON oben berab oeoens
teno protegtrs iDlro, iosuobi N 0ranfs
reid ais in @ngtan0. Ser r0fioent
tlieB 0is Sebntte nidlt auffontnten ,in6
lfllnitt ben @eoneru araoeaa bas gBort
| ab inter Der, 8oraeben. oa5. oiefe
EfdipieriQe unS oeEitate sraee. bereits
ourd, bic 9lrbeiten Der Biireau's bins
| reidenS er5rtert iei. gsisIs MittaIieDer
berIie6en Liereuf Die gerlannlIuna.
| @bealo purbe cine geenoe bon eins
ocfanfenen 8rtefeu uno @epefden Der
9serfamu[uuo oar nid1t uitaetheilt.
| @o lit aus gBittenbera Elm seleeramm
onoefou1n,en uuo uid,t perIelen ,perben,
EmeIdes an elmer eeutimea.@amtnlung
aufforbert. nm in 9aris Elm MlOnnmeni
| su @hren BiIberforee's, gdoelder's,
| Sosn 8ropu's, g8enoeI 8bilipps,
| 2loDb @arriIon's, Charles Gumner's
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sic 6 dull Bill.

Sic Iebte patriotilde 2eeislatur
boIlSog Elm peifeS unb siueflnabi9es
S6uleefes un6 siuor gu elmer Seit, no
Der Mfan9el an einenI geeigneten GDs
fem auf bic SntereHen 6es Stantes
fomobl oabein alS auSlpart8 no9tbeie
Zig eiltpirfte. Sin ieoeas 9taate miro
oas 9fidtpor5anoenfeiu zines beraiiuf<
tigeu, freiiinni9en @6uIlpfen1S intel
ligente, urtternebnenoe ltnb nit @elo<
,nitteln beriebene MeGnuer aus ieinell
@rensen bertreibem, ebenio miro eS fIe
abfdrefen, fid unter isns ttieber;ulafs
fen, ba man bieraus einett @i6eripiIlcn
ge9en bic Musbilbung beS golfeS fol<
germ mub. OaS ee9ennartige @eies
1T Elm ItberaIeS unb ina1t SIREN err
Ieudteten 8orsdngerrt ale Gbre.
@leidmobl lit 6afelbe in ucbreren
ipi9ti9en gin5elnbeiten nan9elbaft
uno foQte bon Sbnen lnfert berbeiiert
iueroen. Belt unS Geipre6ung wdbs
reno bes tebten @ablfantpfes, baben
6iele Man9el berau8eefeat unO id
3tpeifele nift, bab sic bic eeeigneten
Wlittel ansurpenben bereit fein iper6en.
Sie v&often> 8ias" aus ben ber<
fdiebenen Counties betraeen iabrli6
1920, 900. Or @ouberneur iniinidt
cine 9robere uno senauer priifenbe
Sorefalt Der 8eamten, uel6e fie gu
autoriiiren baben.
Sn 8e3ug auf ben Grs@ouberneur
Sfbam g. 9arris miro auf @iberrui
elmer 8elobnung bon $4,000 fir befen
9abbnftiueroung an9etra9en.
9Sas Die 8abl Der 9tabsoffieiere
beS @ouperneurs betrifTt, 10 erflart i'd
bieier bereit, IN 3ufunft nur 1 @eue>
raj s9loiutanten unb / General Quar-
tiernleilter, 10 ipie 1 Glerf gu balten.
Gum SdluB berfpri6t Der @ouper>
neur Der 2e9islatur feline ber5lide
Nfitipirfun9 unO bofft auf cine eldnS
aenoe, berrlide 3nfunft oeS Staates
Senneliee.
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Ser tnternattDndIe Mnti=
Sflaosrei GDnaref i,t
Starts.

@m 26. unb ~. 9Iugult 3. s. traten
in YariS Sran3oien @n9ldnoer lmo
9lmerifaner att einem Gongreb QUAINT
men, tueldbet es fi9 sur 0tuf9a6e nladte,
Die lebten 9telfe nod beltebenoer Sflae
berei uom Grbbobeu gu bertiIgen. Serr
@ouaro 2a6Oula1e iuuroe gum 8rdlI<
benten Der 8erlammlung ernannt. Die
ginlaOun9en our SbeilnaBme iuaren
brieflib erfol9t, ni9t ourd 9tufruf in
Den Slattern, unb man bate ii9 Ins
fan9S unter ben Sd)ug Der Saupter Der
orleaniitii9en Rartei oss ScrSogs bon
Sro9lie uno Der Serren Montalembert
unb @ui6ot 9eiteut, Die aber ibre SHE'LL
nabme nur our4 iariftlide Se9rilbune
beS @onsrefies betbatigten.
Ser @rinS bon @robe er0fuete Die
8erbanoIunget nit elmer 9feSe, in nell
der er Die 8eroienite ieines gaters uno
Der alien Monardie nm Die Nbi6affung
Der Sflaberei berbnrbob, 0abin9eeen
oen @amcn bon Gictor SdoeIder, ipeIe
der in Sranfreid gang Defenders tbatia
in bieier @idtung mar, nidt einmal err
iuabnte, mas bon General Giuieret, Der
p1brenb Der Oebatten cine 9robe @ners
gle in Der 8efdnpfung bes barbariiden
SnftitutS utanifeitirte, seriigt tuurbe.
Serr @odin nabm cas- gSort unb aoIte
Den 8erbieniteu S1oelder's DaS gee
biibrenoe Sob. Geine 8cDe ipurbe nit
fflrnif6snt 8eifaa beerIbt, ipabreub
Die 9lnfprade bes 8;f6ofs DnpanIoup
NIT eiliser Sdlte aufsenomrnen tuarbe.
Nber aud an Der 0ebe Godin'S nabm
man iueeen einem 8unfte 9InltoB, mo
er oer braiilianifden 8e9ieruns tueeeu
ibrer abDlitioniitifden Senosna gSeib>
rau9 itreut, ii1bem er bebauptete, BOP
Die 9tefrrtirung Der SfIaOen fir bic
Mrmee aIs lleber9angsmabreeeI CUR
MbeIition an5uieben let. Nfan beipies
ibm bagegen, oob graifIfen ben 8ries
bauptfdGlid oesbaIb fibre, UNI bon
@araguag Die Anslieferuns Hidti9er
Sflaoen gu eratDingen.
Serr gbomoro3o:p belt bierauf cine
Iange 0feoe IN en9Iiidser Gprade. Der>
feIbe 1T @efretdr Ser enaIifden @nti<
@la5erD Soeietb unb Iieb our9 feline
9teoe ben @tanbpuntt berportreten, aul
iusl9ein biefe @efeIf9aft isbt anscs
fonamet 1T uno bon ipeldem lie Die 9lns
eelegenbeit betradtet. Ser eeoeniudrs
tige 3ultauo Der Sdiuarsen in biefen
@olonien iit nod Elm ftIabenartieer,
ipabreno bic @elelfdaft i'm ais normal
betra6tet, unO Der GeOuer ertudbnt hidt
einmaI ole auE Samaiea besangenen
@reuel in 1865. Dteie 8ebanolun9
DER freien SdDar3en, fiir oertn Bee
freiune Die Gflabenbalter befanntIi1
burd) Die eneIifd)e 1e9ierune bc;abIt
uoroen finO, fnOet ned ffatt 9ln9efbts
bon bier NliIlionen etaancipirtsr @fla
ben III ben naben Scr. Gtaaten. Die
&ebe mar cine 8eidoniguns Der febr
matter @utis @tloperei @runbiabe Der
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IOa, itebe ser QeaisIatar sn. an snts

fog, itebe Der 2egisIatur gu, gu ents
ideiOen.
geai9li9 oes @taats @efananiffes
label Der @ouperneur oie 2egislatur III
elmer 9enauen 1lnteriu1ung Der ge.
riigten Nfdit9eI Elm. Die @rri9tnna
bon 5fuei iueiteren @efinenilIen in Sfs
uno gBeits Senneiiee miro bor9el9la>
gen. inoem font cine bebeuterbe Grs
ueiterung oes bteiigen nottpenoig fem
ipiro.
Die Gtaots eg0fiIis, anf tpel6e TO
biele SsrleuntSunsen gebauft poroen,
befebt ousl 1700 Wfann, BON tueld)er
Die Sdlfte keirberuIen muroe, bod iit
aud oiefe bis a,lf 5 Gof1paanien ente
lnlen por0en, Weld)e Snr @rhaltnn9
Der Sr0ning ilab benz i9eltIidat Eheile
6es Gtaates Qefau0t meroen muBten.
Sen commanbirenben Sffsieren, Ger.
Cooper uno Jtobin1on, tpir6 onS 3eug :
nip gegeben, 0aB fie tiiGtige iinb ebretS
! mertbe Sft5iere feielt. Ser @ouDerS
neur ipiinfdt iebuIihit, oas ihnt bic
lllmltan6e erlaiibeil fs0eell, bic 9liti3
lipieber gap5lid) aus5untufern.
-0ie 8efd1aiflln9 elmer 0lnltsuohs
nung fir Den @ouberneur iuiso 6rtn<
9enb aneinpfoblen, obfpobt ber gcgens
ipartige Snba6er Der Steae 6araus
feinea 8ortbstI 81 siebeu babeu tuiiroe.
/ Ser @erfauf bon 5taatSeigentbunt III
/ Dabibfen Isouatp, auf 5000 900 gSertf
beraafGIagt, toiro 81 0ieiem 8iuefe
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-09
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