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tbcr6cn air6e Iitpet. ben l3tcn setruar srr;t
bag 9cekre ecutf9c &ubtm crsebeuit cinsclaocu it,
S'e Vslieecr no crn9t in ipvcr llnicr ;u eridcncn
InlanB llbr slbcnss.. Gintritt5prciS So
Committee: Gbas. Ycrrie, Chairman, >. Dilaer. 6.
ssiettc, q. 6iedc, unb g. Gnscl
February9 9 ,ll5%# @oIf E.F4.
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NOTICE.
OEIIEICE, OIS .I,IIIc 1..I. 1nr AZ, x,k,I

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,)
-- CHARLESTON, S. G., january &c, 1867.
TIHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUB
y L1SHED for the benefit OF all whom it may con-
Germ c. D. SI0WALD,
H. Captain Police
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MISUNDERSTANDING -11
A ENTERTAINMENT WILL, TAKE PLACE Tr1s
8 P. NJ. '7,'-- - n TSSERTET "
February u 1 Directcor
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36 CrrY HALL, November 8, 1864
9A Ii PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING N THE$
~ Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, un-
der Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
to tho City Council Of Charleston proceed In the mat
tcr o. Fire Loan with view to aid In building mn the
City anew are hereby notified that the form Of appl
con Goc be obtained at tho oce CT the Cer
OF Council, between the hours Of a. M. and p 1 -
All applications must be Aled tn the above mcnfinpad
once as the Committee VIII meet every Aoday to ccn
' &$r " " order oa the Iayor W. g.. SMITH
M n; Oe< - Clerk OF Council N
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DEUTSCHER BRUEDERLICE1ER RUED.
'lNHE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF THIs
o'clock P. M t"" N = WsTTIEN1 caosa. s a' Q
February u ~NA1 IN
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I O z E Mt.

'1'O NENT, A NEAT AND COMFOFeTA FILE
u TWO STORY DWELLING, No 20 Cannon - street
ns NJ Jour square rooms with necessary outbud
Jugs. 10 an approved tenant tho rent will bo s25 ner
month possession given immediately For further par
SSs SSnia5s apply ut No. 1913 COMING and WARREN
Eebr
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w A N T s,

WANTED, A SITUATION AS WET NURSE
QUEEN STREET, T5 It l1-- Fahr,nrv 10
YNTANTED.-ONE IlUHDRED HANDS AC-
w CUSHIONED to the culture of Rice and Cotton
Lloera! wages and oil necessary accommodations given
Apply to - o. f. Christopher L. Ale1ander's Stables
nu1S' Hear MOTIFS street 3* February IL
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sc s ALE.

IL and 5-year old broke MULES: and TH1RTV = ~
end an year Old For sale at Mills House Stable Appl
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WANTED, A WHITE WOhIAN, IRISH OR
wv German, as House Servant Washer aud Ironer
TOR fan,ly In Mount Pleasant Apply tho Pavilion
House." Mount Pleasant. 5D',I H. a-S,'
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" ANTE ID, SOME wHxTE MEN TO
W DITCH Apply at THIS OFFICE.
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SURVIVORS, ASSOCIATION.
'aE ,R REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THF
- SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION. Of Charleston IBIS
pnst O'Clock G! r CyTTCH ESTEp ~
February Il T=.e. ,'-1e S,crat,r,,,
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NJ EETl N G s.,

x,,,,,, CITY COUNCIL.
We TKEdULAR MEETING WILL BE HELD THIS
- DAY, in Council Chamber ut O'Clock p NJ -
Ichr,,o,~ 70 & W. H. SMITH, @
NN>H! - .#-. Clerk or Council
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fENO RENT, "A NEW AND WELL EyNrStsED
IL TWO AND HALF STORY BRICK HOIJSE' With
at rooms dressing rooms and large finished
buildings. situated in Tr11mbo's Place near cornar
6rSah Ta5 ana k93tiedge streets Apply the premises
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Gold was quoted in New York yesterday ut 1864,
and cotton at 33@33!. 1@
General SLoCUM is to be Naval Officer at New
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| TO RENT, A ACONIFOkTABLE DwELIINf;
with all necessary appurteuances at No "a ReonnJn
| January S lI.-'- - 20 '''H'" "
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New Advertisements;
STATEoF SOUTH CAROLINA

Newserry District-In Equity.
g. p. Lake, admir-. Y. Mary c. Boozer and
others.
Bin for sale of lands to pay debts.
= By order of the Court Of Equity, I will
cell, at public auction, on the 6rst Monday
in December next, before the Court House
in Newberry, the real estate Of John L.
Yoozer, deceased, situated in Newherry Dis
srics, as follows:
Tract No. ] containing ffts.four acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF Mrs.
Cole, @. Boozer, Jesse Sem. z. 5 Cop
peck, George Il. Beozer, and other lands OF
said deceased.
Tract No. 8 containing fifty-four acres,
more or less and bounded by lands Of George
Boozer, Kay Burton. John Harp, George H.
Boozer, and other lands ofsa deceased.
TrRNs5-The taxed costs Of these proceed
ings must be paid in cash, the balance OF
the purchase money payable in one and two
yeasa, with interest from the day Of sale, to
be secured by bond with st least two good
sureties, and q mortgage of the property
sold. Permission is given, however, to the
purchaser to pay in cash any part or all OF
the purchase money. :,
SILAs TOMBSTONE, c. E. N. D:
CONS Office, Nov. II. lS46-st. *lO.
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To be on the 3rd Dec. 1867.
A SAFE

On TUESDAY, the third dav of Decem
Der next, will sell TO the highest bidder
my tract ol land lying south, and FIVE (5)
miles from Newberry G. H., S. G. There
are THREE HUNDRED & FIFTY ACRES,
more or less, in the Tract. If parties de.
sire it, vii: divide the Land into
SMALLER TRACTS
so as to suit each. This is known to be
the most valuable TRACT Of LAND OF
It's size in this section of country. 4 large
proportion of it lying in ORIGINAL FOR
EST, and so near Town that the WOOD
ALONE is WORTH THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS. Further, the open lands are
in fine state Of cultivation, averaging a
yield of
20 bushels of Wheat, 145 bushels Of
Corn and7 bales Of Cotton,
weighing 400 pounds each, to each hand,
besides bountiful supply Of PEAS, PO-
TATOES, TURNIPS, MELONS, &C. on
these lands there are two-story dwelling
houses, and all necessary out-buildinss, in
cluding Gin House and Cotton Screw, be-
sides New Settlements which have been
bniIt for employees, since The war.
These settlements are conveniently and
bountifully supplied with most excelen:
water, by Wells and Springs for family use
and branches for stock.
will sell, at the same time, on said
plantation, lot of extra large and fine
Mules, Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
Corn, Fodder, Peas, Shuc.is, Hay,
Whea. and Flour,
Cotton Seed, Two 4-horse and One 2-hcrse
Wagons with Harness,
Carriage and Harness, Buggy l. Harness.
l Sett Blacksmith Tools, Farming Imple-
III MS complete.
Gin Head and Thrasher,
and many other things, including all my
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Oct9 HENRY H. BLEASE.
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HIS STOCK OF
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
AUCTION NOTICE.

NJ. ". Bytheuood, Anctloneer.
Notice is hereby given to the buying pub
lie that the sales at auc tion heretofore con-
Quoted nightly, are changed to thrice per
week, viz: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
nights, at II o'clock.
Saturday night to be observed as the night
for SPECIAL SALES Of Clothing.
As this very heavy stock of Dry Goods,
clothing, hats, bouts. shoes. &c, &C. is
bound 10 be closed out by private or public
sales by 1st January next. solicit alt in
need Of such goods to come forward and
look to their own interest, as the determina-
tion is to sell without regard to cost. The
parties concerned intending to remove to
New York to do business.
AsI find it very troublesome to answer
the many questions-to give fit of cloths
ing. &C., while the auction sale is in pro-
press T have concluded to offer the stock of
Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats at
Private Sale at Auscst:!on Prices.
for thia4week, so as to give all fair chance
h SUIT themselves. So come up and change
your raiment. This is important to Mer>
chants and Farmers. as will take in trade
Cotton or any produce Of the country.
n. ". BYTHEWOOD, Auctioneer
Auction House, Under Eewbefry Hotel.
Newberry C. H., s. Z, Get. Both, 1857.
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SELLING OFF
To Close Business.

Important, Notice to the Public.
As have determined to remove TO the city of
New York, to transact business there, I now
offer my very large and complete Stock of Dry
Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing. Hats; Caps.
Bo<'ts. Shoes, &c, &c, below cost, until 1st
January, 1868, at which time all goods not sold
will be repacked and shipped to New York. !
trust my frmer customers md the public gen.
elsewhere, az great bargains Can be expected.
for l must sell the goods By the tine stated
This Is not deceitful scheme simply to sell
goods, but q fact " hich eau. be perfectly under
stood and appreciated by personal attendaucs.
SAMUEL BAEK.
Under Nrwbetry Hotel.
Newberry, Oct. 30 A 3t.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
- NEwBERRY DISTRICT,

By John T. Peterson. Ordinary Of Ne~berry
District.
Whereas, Thomas B Litzey has applied
10 me for LETTERS, Of Administration, I'M ail
and Singular the goods and chAsteiS, rights
and credits cf Lavfhia E Lirzev, late Of the
s the district aforesaid. deceased:
: These are therefore TO cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindrd and creditors of
the said deceased, to he and appear before
me, at our next Ordinsry's Court fov the
said District, 20 be holden at Sewberry
Court House ON the 25rh Of November inst,
20 Shoe cause. IL any why the said Admins
ratjou should not be grsn.ed.
Given under ny hand and seal, this 11th
day of November, in the year of our Lori
one thousand eight hundred and sixtp-seven
w. JOHN r. PETERSON, oH.Ds
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

- s~---r.S--~ - - NEWBERRY DISTRICT.
BY John. r. Peterson, Ordinary OF Newt berry
District -
! Whereas, a q. Folk has applied to me
for Letters of Administration, on All and
singular the goods and cbatteiS, rights and
credits of Michael Baker, late OF the dis
srice aforesaid. decea: ed:
These are therefore 10 cire aud admoaiSh
sil and singular. the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, % be and appear before
me. at cur aext 0rdinary's Court for the
said District % be holder at Eewberry Court
House on the 2tss Of Nov. -aexr, to show
cause, f any Why the said Administration
stpuld net he granted.
GiYsn under my hand and seal. this 7th
day Of Nov in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight handred and Sixry seven.
John +. PETERSON. o. n. D.
Nov. Is 49,
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STATE OFsOUTH CAROLINA

b4A L - oI ~ ~ = "A SHA--'
Newberry Dis,rict-Iu Equity. -..
Nancy q. Ropp v. W H. Repp and Others
Bill for account, relief, &c.
- Byorder of the Court Of Equity, I will
sell, at public auction. On the first Monday
in Dec. 1867, before the Court House, at
{ Newberry, the real estate of George I've!
Ropp, deceased, consisting of a tract Of land.
situated in NeWberrg- District, e"n'aiuinS
One Hundred and Five Acres,. =.
raor,. or less, and bounded by lands of /. G.
Lake, Elijah Wetanan. estate Ct Jacob
Litzey and John DTeyer.
Txaxs-Cash if the purchaser desires
., the purchase money ast be secured by
hapd payable in twelve months, with in
terest from day of ssie, with two good
sureties, and mortgage OF the premises.
The costs Of these proceedings must be paid
IN cash. : EE.-..,E
- StLAS TOMBSTONE, c. END.
! CONS Office, Nov. IL. lS-46-St. 40.
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To Town & Country Merchants.

Twill Sell at Newberry c. H., S. C., at u
the Auction House, under the Newberry Hotel,
large lot of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Cloth
ing. Boots. Shoes, Hats, Domestics, &C. These
goods will be sold only in packages. &c, TO suit
the trade. II. W. BlTBEWOOD,
Oct 30 A3 Auetioueer.
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sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

- NEwBERRY DISTRICT.
By John {. Peterson, Ordinary Of Newberry
District --.---s-.~ ~
Whereas, George d. Boyd has applied 70
mo for Letters of Administration, with WIN
annexed, on aIl and singular the goods and
: sekstsels, rights and. credits Of CathaFine
Thompson, late of the district aforesaid. de-
ceased: =
These are therefore TO cite and adneuish
IN and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
sxAes sxid deceased, 10 be and appear before
me, asour next Ordinary,s Conrt for the
sasd District. TO be holden ar NewbeTv Court
House, on the21>t day Of. Nov, next. TO show
cause. if any, why the said Administration
ahoeid not be granted. :,
8 Gwen aader my hand and seal, this 7'a
day Of November tn the year Of our Lord one
shoasend eight hundred and sixty-seven.
JOHN T. PETERSON, o.n.d.
: Nov. l3-4s-2f.
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STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
- Newberry DissTict-In Equity.
Is q. Fisher & John Agnew, ys. Robt.
Maffett.
Bill to foreclose Mortgags.
Pursuant to an order of the Court OF
Equity / will sell, at public outcry, on the
frs. Monday in december 1867, before the
Coart House at Newberry, a tract Of land.
situated in the District Of Newberry and
State aforesaid, in the fork of Saluda and
Little Rivers, containing eigh' hundred
,acres, more or less, and bounded bv lands
!, of Thomas A. Floyd, Graves Spear'"an and
others.
TEsMs.-The purchaser will be required
70 pay one third of the purchase money in
cash, and to secure the balance payable in
two eauai annual installments with interest
from the day of sale, by bond with q! least
two good sureties ard a mortsage-of the
premises. slLAs JodSsToNE,
CONS Office, N c. Z. \. D.
Nov. Is It. fl2
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEwBERRY DISTRICT
By John T. Peterson, Ordinary Of Newberry


NEwBERRY DISTRICT.
By John T. Peterson, Ordinary Of Newberry
District -. o.. - ~
Whereas, r. 6. Sloan 6 Susannah Ksr>
ris has applied to me for Letters of Id
ministration. on all and singular the goods
sod ciattels, rights and credits Of Micaieh
Garri>, late of The district aforesaid. deed:
These are therefore to cite and admofish
all and singular, the kindred ahd creditors o.
he said deceased, 70 be and apRear before
me. at our next Ordinary's Cnnr fag the said
District, TO be holden az Newherry Court
House Of, the 1s b OF November inst, to bow
cause, if any WHY the said Administration
.,,roud not be granted
Given under nv hand and Seal. this 4th
day of November in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud sixiys
seven.
JOHN T. P.IErSON, ON. d.
Nov. 6 IS 2t -. .-l-.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

By John T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newbery
District. 80,
Whereas. Isabella Birge has applied to
me for Letters of Administrators. on all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of John s. Birge, late Of the district
aforesaid, deceased: q"
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appeaT before
me, at our next Ordinary's Caars for tae said
District, to be holden at Newbersg Court
House on the 18th day Of Nev =, next, to SHOW
cause. if any why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my baud and Seal, ts.;s Both
day Of Oct, inst IN the year -four Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty>seven.
John T Peterson, ., n,
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q. s, Internal Revenue. .

Notice is hereby siven that by the recent
changes made in the Sd Collection District
of the State of South Carolina, by order OF
the Secretary Of the Treasury, the two for
mer Divisions of Newberfy n;::::-;;;c;:: h:"c ::cc
been consolidated. and to he known here
after a. the 7th Division.
For tie above Division have been CON-
miSsioned to take charge as Asst. Assessor,
parties resiling within the Saline will rccog-
nize me as such and urake th,ir returns ac-
cordingly.
Office on Law Range, North side of the
Court House. Fl. G.. CORWIN,
Asst. Assessor 7th Diyi ion,
Sd Col Dist. s. C..
Ne~berry, S. c., Oct 2s, 1857.
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TO CONSUMPTIYES.
DUPLICATION FOR CHARTER.

Notice Is hersby given that application
wjlt be made at the ensuing session of Leg
Mature for charter Sor Ferry at Salpda
on Town, aug 1e'
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Made of the best material and sith the
faeSt inish. -.
These Cofins are manufactured at New.
berry, and viii be furnished here by Mr..
Marsin HARRIS, at his shop, who is engaged
in their manufacture, and who will ATTEND
FUNERALS WITH A HEARSE.
Co6ins will be furnished by my Agent Dr..
T. 6. Parks, at Greenwood, S. G., who is
always kept ia full supply, and also By Mr..
r. II. Anderson, at Chap.ells Depot.
W. A. CLINE.
Nov q AZ 2mo. 49,.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEwBERRY DISTRICT.
By john T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry
District.
Whereas, Hugh Rodgers has applied to
me for Letters Of Administration, on all and
singular The goods and chattels. rights and
credits of rhos. w. Montgomery, late of the
district aforesaid, deceased: ~ 81
These are therefore TO cite and adnonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, TO be and appear before
me. at our next Ordinary's Court for the
said District, to be holden at Newberry Court
House, on tie 18th day Of Nov. next. to
show cause, if any, why the said Administra-
ton should not be granted. '..
Given under my hand and seal. this 4th
day of Nov, in the year of cur Lord ona
thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven.
John 7. Peterson, o. n. D.
Nov 4 d5 Gt ..-r...
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Columbia, S. c., October 81, 1851.
A. PALMER, ESQ.
Dear SE:-I have proved ihe' Coston
Plant, which I purchased ofyou las, spring,
and find it Just the shing-by lar. the bess
Cooking Stove that ever had, in every re-
spect. | cannot too- strongly Recommend
il. Yours r, spectfully, - : :
J. H. KlLLLAX
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/ have used the Cotton Plant Store for
six>or eight months, and am free to say
that it bakes the best and quickest, With
less fuel, than any Stove 1shave eyer used
and / believe, from its construction .Lat Is
will last longer than any other.
JAMES E. BLACK
COLUMBIA, s. c., October 3, 1851:
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C0FFINS.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he-is m nutaeturing aud keeps
constantly en- hand . supply of Black Wal
ia. and Yellow Poplar
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GriminaI.Gpurt.

SER s. 9. Sore na5m ben bonn &c.
iebe borgef4riebenen SID, nm ais Gin.
malt f.n9iren gu f0nnen.
Serr Sobn 3. gSagener, aus BEN
&6ni9reid @lrtemberg sebiirtig, er.
belt feline acknowledgements.
Setter Seab unS @eter 9urceI tuurs
ben, oes groben Sieblfabls andeflaot,
Dor bas @ef9mornets geridjt aebrad1t.
Sic Surb fanb 8cibe ,,f1ul6ia" unf
berurtbeilte Setter Seab su21 Sabren
uno @etes @urceH 81 10 Sabren 8eni-
tentiarb.
Sin 9lntrag Yeter Seob einen
fteuen 8ro;eB gu 9etpdbren, iuur6e ae :
iteat, aber Die @ntfdei6un9 auf ipater
6erf9oben.
Mebrere Heinere gereeBen iunroen
NIT 3abllng Der Soften erIeoiat.
Sanies Garter, dn9etLagt, einen aes
ipilIen ReIIen nit elmer 2lrt am Urine
vberifiimmelt" dll baben, uurbe Dor
cine Surb eebra@t. Sci gertaauna
Ser Court tDaren erit Die 3euaen Der
8roftfuticn berbort. Die 8ertbei@
6igung tpir0 beute friib nm 9 llbr ibre
8en9en bei6ringen.
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3eitnnas.Weiese.

1. @enn bic M6cnnenttn niGt ausbriid-
lid bds 0eeentbeu beitelen, 70 pirb angg.
nCmrtftk 6aB lie cine GOrtfebung bes AbOnne-
nientemiinl@en. 1913 - s.8
Q. Das MbOnnement Eann nitt ebrr retts-
ealtis ab6eifeat ireTben, ais bio ale Hiiff1nbs
beaabIt gnh.
3. Benn Mbpnnentrn 20 auterIalTen cber
fi4 psieern, ibre 3eitunsen BON Der betreFen-
ben poit Sffre abjnbulen 70 linh ne perant-
iDOrtli6 bafiir, bis iie ibre Re1nung unb 6as
Mbcnnement be3n6lt baben.
A. QDenn MbOnaenteH ben MobHort Der.
Gnbern, cbne bic 3eitunsS GrpebitiOn baScn
AZ bsnaHri9tiget, 70 10 IS ibr Smaben, tpeun
Bic 3eftnngeH mad Der peIf Offee ibrer frii-
beren WebHuna gelanet tpeThen. =
5. Die ri6terItGrn GRif9eibunaeit Iautei
babin, ba6 cine Metgering, 9eitiiHaen bon
Der betreFenben TO(t Office abnboIen, Oter
0eranpeTuneen bes gEebncrts O6ne pOrbsrge.
beHbe Mn3eige ais primo faeie 8etpets eiHes
beabbhtislen SAptHtels anjulebsn.
6. 9Def BRET Wummern einrr .3eihlna an.
Mtmmt sDtrb ale M6cnnent betTa6fet unb Bat
1T bielelte 3abIuns gu IstftsH. g
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NecprlDers.G D,,r,t.

gladoem geitern Dor benz @eeorber
mebrere fleiue SSdIle entueoer nit
@ntIaiiuns Der 9lnsetlaaten ooer ben
geringen Gtrafen bon lilo Collars
erleoigt luaren, ipurot Ser iiibIiAe Son
Anirote, luelder einen Sarbigen fdie<
Ben tuollte, aber iif) ielbit an Ser San6
neriunnoete, ber oas @eridt aebraAt,
UNI iid pegen ieincr Seloentbat sn
berantnorten. 9lus benz 8euaenbers
Dor erbeIlte, 0ab Der Mntaoonift bes
9eloen fib beleiOigenoer Slns6riide
bebtent babe. Ser 9fitbter berure
tbeilte ben Sarbisen gu S25 uno ben
@eiBen gu $50. Ma
Nadoem inebrere aufgernfene Sale
auf beute betidoben tuoroen uaren,
tam Der Sau, tuel6en mir on aaoerer
Stele naber beipreden, iuorin Der
Necoroer an9effast lit, inn MarftbauIe
gerau4t 81 baben, sur @erhan6Iuna
unoa Der 0eeorber ifrafte ii6 ieIblt
f9erabafter @eiie NIT $40, obne fi9
leoo9 cine obligate WoraIprebiet su
balten. 1.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-12
TImE.Nerfhf.

- Die goote s. 9. Graham unb Sen.
Sieeel IinO geitern bon 8urIsbiIIe
f9per bslaoen aneefomuen.
> Ser Danipfer Salisman bon Cairo
lief geitern 9lbeno in l.niern Safen ELM.
Die teiben Sampfboote Gosena bon
Cincinnati nnO Raibbile bon Cairo
fin6 eetern @benO mad ibren reipectipen
8eitimmunesorten 5nriif0efebrt. q
= Scr Sainpfer 3. &. @rabart 9ebt
beute @benp mad BurfSbille uao ben
SelreDicnen ab. f
A. Ser Sampfer EalisnlaH tpirb mors
aen gl6enO mad Cairo fabren.
Sas SampfboOt AIpba tuiro beate
bon BurFsbille eEmartet.
Der Slub fallt; itebt fiinf SUB all ben
6arpetb SboaIs.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-12
Die ,,gtaatsieifmma"

R0 ~ 5]~SN ~ ~
Gin Jrennb l1rtibt uns bas S5elaenbe, tpeI-
dem mir germ Nufnabme in uflerm 8Iatt &C.
nGbren:
sd f6ife bic ,,Stadtsseitans" mad meiner
salten 6efmatb ni6t 1letr, ireil i6 baburG
n1einen Rertranbten @eIegetbett aebe III er-
fabren, no i'd bin, trie mir bier le6en unn trie
meine meme 6einiatb unsefdbr nusfebt, fOu-
bern aud UNI fir bic Ginpanberune bierber
III trirIen. giihts fam mebr in bieler ytidJ-
lung tbun ais Die Verlenbung linlfrer beutIdben
i3etfuns mad alien 36eilen OeutlHlanbs. Ga-
BET lpare i'd nod papier unb porto, benn i'd
6rau@e nicbt elenlanee 8riefe III l6reiben,
nnc 10 LANCE id bic 3ettuns f9ife, tpifIen bic
Oeetnigen, bae es mir gut gebt." -.
GaS SpHntagsblntt mad Dfutlhlanb FrIfet
incIuiiSe PORTO $3.50 per Sdbr, cber 1925 Der
5albjabr, allO nur a d t Gents fur bic eia-
3tIne Summer. Gin etn3iger einfa6er Brief
fDmmt auf % Gents. 6irrna6 III alp 6ds
Sencen Der 3eftang Der bel reftem biQiaife
@rg, NIT ben Seinisen in Dentl6Ian6 In
&OrreIpcneen3 3u bleiben. gBir bcffen, ba6
rs6t ptele unierer Nitbhrsrr 70 Strnanftia iiter
bieIen GdlI urtbeiIen tperOen, ais unfer oben
ertpGbnter 6rexnb, Mnb ieben besbalb rehtsabl.
rei9en Nbcnnenten entgesen. Dir fGnnen
eafiir earautiren, bab has 8latt rsesln6ets
nfpmitf.