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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-30
The Duello in New orleans

: ----" 111e OUe1Io IN NEW OfleAn6. --I--
NEW ORLEANS, March ga duel was fought
this morning between the manager OF the National
Theatre and the Editor Of the German Gazette.
The latter probably fatally shot at the third FIRE.
} Weapons. revolvera. The cause was an nctrass.
North Carolina Convention.
RALEIGH, March 29.-At the Union Convention
ffty-two counties were represented It was half
white and half black, and adjourned after two
days session. They adopted the word Repnbli-
can as party their party namo and the tone Of
their resolutions was thoroughly radical
Failure I'm st. Louis.
81. Louu, March 2s.--RusxAr & Co., bankers,
have failed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-30

s@CITADEL SQUARE CHURCH. SERVICES
1o4oTros0 AoJ'ing at haltpast Ten O'Clock, and ut
Night at quarter before Eight by the Pastor, Rev LU
Gus CUTHBERT nrorcr On 6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-30

:. N, -7----- W. .. SddIId
.as1tcn ~ -- Napier's Range
EECN FOR LIVERPOOL.-THE STRICT
r&E3SML LIZ Al American Ship B. S. K1MBALL Dear
1&&4Ss5o1n Msstss having nearly all her cargo en-
.-- gagged and aboard, wants few hundred bales
Cotton TO fl up. For freight sn1n4 apply to ~ n
- = STREET BROTHERS CO.,
Mnfcn ~ --@ No. "a East Bay
KR FOR NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SfM\LlNEl1he drstolass Clipper Packet B. N.
1E&9&9 &9HAWKlNs, J. p. WYATT, Mastar, having .
,As.,s portion Of her cargo engaged, will meet with
immediate dispatch for the shove ort For balance Of
engagements apply to st. WU.LIAM. .ROACH A
Marcn 70 .Gs.-ss $ E54t, " G n Z II 5&S tws3
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
SrDoetfeen s. So. 1Hi9
6rpoeffeem s. So. zig.
80 ~ ~ vi n 80
Wia,t0 : forte
Tabrifanten.
SO, 499 8r OaOpas,
geeip BORT.

Siefe RionOs empfnsen ben bs9ften @reis in be
BeituMsiteHnue iber bic beften Sabritate 2onOorss
4orts', 9euti9Ianbs, bsr StdOte gep gOrf, PbiIa<
beIptia, Baltimore unb 8Ofton; ebenfO bic @olos1e@
soiae ami benz aueritdnii9en Snftitnt in
BG- Siinf auf etnaneer foIsenSen Sabrsur -Sssa
=, uuiere 9iauos entbaIten bas Sarfen FebaI, ben
fransSfiden Sampler, BEN Derfdrtten 8os, pole els
ierne 8abmeu unb ale mobernen gerbefieruusen. =
Sebes Snftrument auf finf Sabre ssarantirt unS
rperoen uuter aufidbt Oes Germ s. 8. @ropefteen
fabrtsirt Der cine prattiide Gr abrung BON ber IS
ea5ren bat unS Der iiber 1000 Bianos febft semat
bat. luiere 8ortbeiIe befdbisen uns, unere Sabri=
tote pom 10000 Doaars biissi gu pertaufeut ais il
genb cine dn6ere Eubrtf. NO iu 1fS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
0erSauunsS Naftillen u. 3cltbeu

aeures Der HeOisinifben atoSertie IN aeor's. y
si.5es oe,bmddpoIIe greporatif wirb pon ben erfen
Mersten Tranfreids nn6 GngIdnbs geeen ale 8ranfs
beiten bee 9srbalnnss SSerfssenge als @dstra etet
1onae unb fbuere 8eroauuua, 8ldbMng,. 2ebers ,
2en6en=llebeI ac. nit eroBem GrfoIse Gftgeipdnst
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23

GlIbert Tinf,
Sen. Cup. 8. u. gt. &. &.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
ssstibtlts frahsafifd. 81
Sci IL M / t te 4
(Srimasalt s. Co.,
Stein 3ebertbran snebr.

StI"ENssss : II 49, 80. :
pirb nit aroBem GrfoIee itat bes aeber=Sbranes benz
er melt por,usieben 1T, dngepaiht, namentlt9 IN
Tduen pom 8rnfttrdnfbeiten, icrOfuIofe lpmpat1 IN
St6rungen, gelbiucbt, DtusfelGbfpannung nno 9pes
tttIofigtett. Gr Oerinet een &brper onrg ITeIt.9e
aeini4nu hes It,teS lib 1T as elm leides Mbflbrs
mitteI iebT ,u empFebten. Der &ettisiprup tbpdtt
meher ben Maoen, nod bic EGrme nno pife bel tlets
men Rinsern Obne bic minbeite SdpdhhtfeH uermanof
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
8rOiun & 8irfins'
VIA nOs far Oas 8DIf.
40 areOme Ctr, geeS goFi-

mir woaen bic aufmerffamfeit Ses 4ubItnms aai
unjere eleeamten 8iapos aait neRen SsGlsn, IN pen
foIaeuben SfpIen, leSiten;
,sissSSeasdts 5ss% Saa stS sDsr
{4asass gstas asrsssr S0sfr.s'e Neesl9ea s Ss
esTyeltihs atf sen Ssctts aasssSaa3t ssi4nissSsan
Wsinem an1 a4tG .ssssa fss -;;i.
ssEs s s. s:0s &: ISS sSass ss
sieisleeH mig tm GtgI ssqra mp 80 w
osssSss; PIG seDse a nan seii nns
Hrett StFpsntinb oSet, ssi9htt1 egEa aHe Notsnss
pI elegant q III NY
fra ss SE ds siiss SsIEnSsSd geas vi
ienbeinfront hnb ss y Y. Y
melcbe iett fabrsIirt wtybeu. Gle wsr6en ans ben
better NatertaIisH usEfsraa sEs Isnnsn " gssss
aMt Mppretur WY
qis pter Sbea befrisBsnen et1Ie besrsiien al BIZ
Peg ~. gos va
ee El Rs se asinsrsid,fsf boo WbaEeep s
gerEaAfer unb hes SenoeIs Gut cine gsnneii9e nf'
| teriuduns BET 8ert5ejJEg BAieTey @tancS.
"a pirsi egobeu psaakfn uegmetosn, gs.as NY
| Ee5bdsen Hd6Ften ank keafgh 1agtEp ~ ~ Stalt
s EE t ss4gSs wy $500 "
His9 ioAssF HAn EbeTmAu siH, SIsielben ~ VrifeH,
| ehe Ne tFasab no GnsesS EG&Fsn.
sHs satgs Ssq &sasssa
ratf cine arobe p6fabe NIT apnaermdaten tn fll4
ssf nsl te weff6en 1ujr uniese 3taHos uertauh be-
besM MIR nrtbeiL abeE bic wirflt9sn MeEeeiiie Mns
gerer @lonnD, aber sbre. BaapybafA0geitH Mesit,
ks6,mef Mnb efEsEe, Il mic MuN1esen 1ks %148 y.
Y 4 ID beaFrt AuF eesng Grf6briMB bawsh pselAMebE
9ertb, ale he einia1e 8latguna stnsss penn ot19
uoc5 10 fdhtaen aianlkaerS, weIder IN etnem Bpes
ratKeRan}e HiiifrMmftts III eHtem Con ppe pronMaa
pekja15z kliyt uadh<n fe be teHtt0 ~ ueaeeHeeh
| 0anpgrfHe beS MFbester6 erbaIten babsn.
/ unfRr Wlo4tp5nt 49,
| G6meller &eElaMf AAe efril0e NcEspesIef'
n6g Dian Ieilss tii ii! esfatlgE g 80
a9rOtun " 0erFim6 J,
bsfs 6m 420 greome stEate, Rem BORT.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
SrOluIl & &erfins,
8erle9er bon
8D0en NfnGf ,lrtb MSmfIf=
q .9jH 8iicbern. f{ff32

: zsir Ienten a9tunssuou bic Autmertiamteit non
GBorIettern ms ngfnleHrera ailt Mnier GtoblIIe<
ment, mo ale arteu non Rir9enmuiif Srobfinn tne
Be9feIsefanebiidern 81 ben ginitisten 8eSingnnsen
Az pertanfen ifnb
Die LANCE Grfabrnne beS 6rn. 9erttns in Wauiits
GOnpeHtiSnen, 9 brrent Superintendent Mno @onns
taasfhuten befG5ieeH ibngtn alien Mngele8eu1ett n
usn Rufitz SntereIe; ME @usruo eeegnetrr Inter-
ri6tswerte. griin6uns pen Tnftfi9Mlen Sorti3rttt
in mufIfalif6en Stuoien uro Segeutdnoen tHeemets
men Snterefies fur Gompontften, Better, ae9rer nHS
StIoenten ;u ertbeilen. .---
Boaens NRuiit Tpfre mad ben geru6bntiten Pretien
panttIi unb raid geIiefett Drbers nom gamble uer<
Ben eerulni9t unb MuspobI eetroffen fur S9ller,
2ehrer, Concerto n. (. 10. u. 1. NJ. - -.... .. >
Sett porbonben
VIII be true to me. T. e. Perkins 90 30
The Orphan Wanderer. 7. &. Perkins. 90 80
The Rose Bush. T. E. Perkins. .O0. 30
Fairy of the Wildwood. HA- Brown. .O0. 80
Memory Ifor Baritone) II. "A. Brown 90. 80
Bier pom -ireenb- einem Der Sbisen Tperasn ua9
| Gutpfana eines Dollars nbgeIiefert pernen.
T beg Ran ienSe fir Elm Girtillar. T afss
I 8rcfD1t S AerfiltS,
bai5 1T 42O 8roome StraBe, Stem gOrt @i:p.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
0eeen SlusSebruns.
Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (unter
Observation-Disclosures &aIflDrup. =.

9ieies neue SeiImitteI wirft nusgeaetdnet pet eMs
berculoie mad S6minhiAdbt, oeren sgefaprH0ete
Symphonic es fotort befeitigt. Ny -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
@rpneaeen : 60,

Fl.
gSir erIouben unS AGs uerebrte Yuhfnm nnn @es
f5dftsbdnfer dui unffre neue Scala Getnue sianos
pon &oienbpls anffRertiom gu MAIDEN, pelbe non
feine1 Bis rest Al Wtnrtt gebrdfer, IN nnfaIi9 nno
Reinbetf bes Zones, ibeftrOffen Nurse %
iIu5ere Snftritmente entbalten has Sdrier= Pe6aI,
bic neueite perbeferte fran56fd5e Medlantt French
Grand Action, ben BaB, pnue eiierne &abmen nfo
ale npoernen 8erbe1ierunger. SSeoes SSnitrnmenf
pirS unter Der Muficbt bes 9errn S. 3. Srep
fe n perfertiet Der cine prattifbe grtaRrun9 uon
hber so SGhren i'm Berferttgen uon &lGpteren bot J;
mir sarGatiren in ieber 9iufidt fur beren Site.
Die @rUpcffeen'febr NianDS erbieltrH Dem
bodbfsem Verhienffsareis in Der oieIberiibniten
sBeftauSfeHnns iber bic beften 5abritate a0nSOns'
gars, Seuii6IanSs, Der StdOte SeIpsgort, 9biaSefs
Rita, Baltimore unS 8oftoii ebenfo bic sOIbene nnb
fIherne Rebaiuen ouf benz nmeritonii9en Snftifitte
in finf oufeinanber foIsen6eu Sabren, pee 1tssotz
len man in nnferm 8ertauisIofuIe feben fam. 81
Die neueften gerbeferungen unb Der erosartise
Betrieb unieres @ef9dftes iouobl dls aud has DON
uns itrengt iree5atene Gnfb zSpem betdAisen n,ls,
uniere 5abritate biaiger aa uertaufe, hena irseHe
| cine an6ere 5abrit.
,gQ gSSeeiHGungert*
gaGrbesabIuns in aansbarem SeIbe.
| H6e 2ataIOse werSen unentSeIbIi9 seisnsst.
SsS S9tt q.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
'M$erbimSi,itten.

SIN ii nma ems NIT Der Gotsb0S @abaib au6 @e.
a. sIrs VIZ 80 0nutes,atnh Dlidiaan @iienbaHH,
=" fir SiSusy, ptaue, xsca, Dayton, Asnts 'Fns
Cincinnati. - =
f,,slrnA rtStnkdktf fur GeintDare &oIum bta,
) su6 tn GIepeIanb asrbinbane nit Der cafe SbPrs
{ &isesslga4r AIg ses samSusiv SanseeD
,.nh sle,narf tfenbdhi, fir @t. BerNcn, Weiuqr
Gdbir @teaherptMe prss @aibtnat9ti ~ j
an 0IftsbHrgb NIT peg Yennippanio y Silfis'
ahiIaSelphio Baltimore tliih @aibthgton.
a.asasse ilo SdIdFsGar Etdete in6 Az babeil n
Der Fee Der Gsmpcensa 6ss Rie9 |Iabe eess t y
S''sssss 'sssgS 'iaia ,fis'i IN. O. 9lsuans. 1
Janis .ti5. 6snesafSsaIi4 IL gaiiastHsassH..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
.9as 9tder 8ianOsTOrtt.
@peidsr, $50. 4 8leefer Strabe,
SHREVEPORT.

Der r1ntersei6nete. label aGtunaspol me Seaps
tung 6es Nubiiftims une Der YrofeioH tr ols1s PEE
yiihtlten nitrumente es fDelbe inter 1etner peonz
sern MuFft aus benz beiten ees6rrten Bacterial uerz
f.rtigt finb. r.,-...
G1s 9eder 9iano bot lne neueften Serbehernngen'
Is poles eifernes 6eiten, Ibersogere en- BdB, Gifens
elm Trpnt nit Netan ausgelegte SDert iran oli9e
Gmpfer unb BIZ anf bic Nitte Ses S3Inneloreffes
tersogene 56mnser.
Rs. Seder's praftif5e erfabruns oIs @erterttser
uon gianos felt mebr as IS Snbren, 1T etns 9lnrs.s
enbs @arantie, eab ieine Snitrumerte tnl.b
lid ftrS in Stirfe Amo rbafttgtett oes 0atesf
Reinbe t. 2raft unb fmaeuber Gieeni9aft oes Iomes.
Die 9eder 4ionp 6ortes ftno fshr groBe, polfons
hiqe Snitrnmente, bic o5ne Riidf9t anf Rotten
5eraefent inb, fir bic pole 2dn9e pom ebsn Sn4ren
gur1tirt Iper6en, Mnb aud ben erten 8res er1atten
baben. mo re NOD ansgetelt 70 rheti unren ais ai@
Sic GnTpfebIungen Der beieu &initler oes Sanoes =
Breis pom $500 5000. Die innere Mai9tner!e per
r1iebriger besabIten Snftrumente genan cleteloe
Ipie Die ber b6bereu stheraIer &abat fur ben Senoel
9efFi3e uno RuiHebrer. 9ef9retbunesitfe aa'
''"'"'''" 'A y 6. IS. 9ecfer,
(fraber IN 8rOOme StraSel
$40. 4 8leefer StraBe,
$40 6m Nep gOrt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
SOarbman, 6rdD S So.
Ri al1 OsSOrte=.
SaMpt>I geutur.
Der enbesunterseiGuete elm rReres gtitsItse bie-
fer uobIbetannten 6irma bat cine

leI IOpploeIuHHteH O1Iaa pUI elHe
GnArDs:N8entlr
581 8roaomab, Stem gort @i;p,
erritet unb erUartet baieIbft auftrGse pom 5einen
SreInben fopobI, pie pom 4ubltfam inseeiammt,
beiOnbers re4net anF bic unterisans 9erer, rseIs
DE 10 liberal Der Strma tbren BeiftanS serten Or
uirb bic befen Snftramente
Bbolefat uno 8etail gu Den biligfen
9reiieu 81
BEN SanseI CUR 8erasuns iteuen. M1s fin0 nit els
iernen &eifen unb Rabmen in maiiiuen %Iatten aez
eoien fie berbieten ale aneern an Sanerbaftsfeit,
gOrsisIi6teit Der Zone une GIesans in hes dusern
Grf@einuns.
fIEafSt f ~te 80 osn
Mne biefe Yianos baben iberippnuene g item, bic
nit ben patentirten Rabmen in gerbinsuns ftebsnS
eiuen poHtIinseubeH md9tisen uns Iiebticb ;a.teu
EOn aebn. Si htbern geftsae boben Elm eIesalifes
Nnfeben unb tSnnsn iet8t InS F9er fOrtbeptst pers
ben.
ALE 4ianOS earantirt
unb f6nnen. fDeun ne ntdt safriebenielenS fti,S
rDieSer suraasefanSt perben. e'~ - ~
l.. Bran aSrefftre an s@az fa
7sIa'a 'i siberia SIT,
5S1 8roa0nan, Stem Sort.
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8ruCb !! 8rud !
$3.50 a---0- isae1 - -
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auf ben Rn6en NIT ms Hn6 ansrDenolser 1ef
pe9ung.
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Der Druid lit aIet6maBis af ale SrbensE belle opHe
bas sr bic Spermatiibe goree berbrt, (etne Gisens
DAFT, bic tein anberes gru9banb befst ME bic SllS
Hatet Der garieoeee, bel benen, bic bic uefeesnert
Arter oetrooen bobem, brseuet 70, bG bic Mperture
pom Druid befreit iIf, sur1 aSbeftue 5nftammat1on
feit aeidIoien rDirS, nnb 70 cine 9eilnns bewirtt.
81 IS past fid3 irgerS elmer SteIuns an tann fur
iebes MIter aneepenhet werSen faHn MOI aus pen
,gIas seporfen werOenj nod fam bic aSnte1tii'e"
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,suns fprcirt werben.
A, es If ni9t cOmptiTirt nn6 Tam MOT auBer
sDrbnung tommett. { - e g 3
81 IS lit bps einsse 8ru1banb in biefem eanbs,
:bos Sousrnb ben bartnddisten fOwObI ME jInsiten
Sau pom rSefnios beiLert lpirD. a @e@#@&S
9antemals ssDsi 6dIs uOn Sernia sIsid, 70 1T per-
TSuIi6e examination nStbie unb mug iebes Snitras
rnent fir ben 0ebrou6 Befonbers unsepGbt wer6en.
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Jinf3u 9reiBig Sabre alt, "a
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Office: Rorbof ede pom upiOE xnO gOIIes'
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Die stnsise .biatae aRai9tHe Wsl6e bsre3ttst N
m6eeler Il. WtLfen's liTber 6ees anenwenben.S
0sese 4k6gdfHSn 5siteHs i6smeH. f9iagen esn, Sim
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erIernen fannt ME fEe ban0b6een nab IN fefer
euter DrbnNae haltea tarfs aegE
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. go M4entem Usssanss =. eaidr aEss eEe9ete
abFen mic on eeer nnDereh Ahal@iHe
? vekkeM besdbifs 80 w sa 81 z
iieber Gsreniare, BebinNansea Msis o. wsnes maI
iid5 ihEtftESe, rG@bem MlaM eine Gents BrefmaRe
$3.50 "a q e eanems, Gnsros Asent,
so ebmser no. 3. 2O6 Broadway, 9ep i9orf&
sser man irass pesisnIi4 aui Der Cfse bsies Slate
nG&. laH4 A%
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Gifenbabn.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-14

WHEAT AND FLouR.-During flying visit to the upper
OF the State last week received the gratifying
intelligence that the prospect OF an abundant wheat
crop were so excellent that flour had already com-
menced 70 tumble N price 10 Greenville on wsdnss-
vile and Anderson Il 10 stated that IL still lower
"The good time coming may not be so far Cd after
all Columbian lGAl Ph0ni& VIZ N-9lNI Nn Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-14

CagRrrrg gALB.-HORsB8, WAGONS, HARNHqe,
- Ao-RICHARD WALTERS, Aucioneer, VIII sel on ri.
wagons, Buggy, Gooart los Of Harness sleigh a. 10
D. RxrLxs peputa JVHN kkkLNs hhera,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-14

cHRRfrra sAr.x -RrCu AnD yALTERe, AUCTION.
u ser VI seA "a ynfpAy, = Z s'asSs. = u 4srsy
6ssva 0zSpN snl s0ss oAss tuT!nsrs 80,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-14
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, ~

l4-Rsv Henry Slicsr. D. D. Baltimore. Nd 10
l6-Neweu A. Thompson, Boston, Msss
lB-Hsssknh g. Wells. Kalamazoo, Mich. ~
Tue rsssivs merit d the graduating class in another
Important study promulgated a. evening parade TO-
dav and will be found ksrewith appended -~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-14

BnADmd AND C0LuMBrA RATLRoAD.
~ !asssnFrs leavins New York a noon yia Central
Ephraa, Lius Lsncastsr and Columbia srriynk q Lao
oastar and ColunhA ~ An ~ N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-14

VA al ?n AZ yun3 ~ O y oviocs ne a- ms,
Kent and aewss ssrsst srooklyh p cons'ssns
ssss~. Siiins sssss snx ElSns SseSisss yssssu
Tsrnins Lattice; lossns wsy Iunsas. s'.obtas kaine
sss Polishing hcss.s sns dys s
and Betting, Plansri ed e.eeksr4 IMP Ha.9sn sd
siraShenns AnvA Dnglisa Barrel Steel teas Arge an1
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~>~-S->~,~o-,s SALES AT AUCTION. u
rSls Gay 5sip a4zE Jdsk
i'A si aSsSwiSsSSSss ;;fsp street
II lots 70 suit city and country Trade "a
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snnfs1 st. 1s ssass s.. @ s %
ss sasns Cups ladies' DiPpsrs skimmers spoons &C.
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A ucrfCE NOTICE IHEi BOOTS g sEs AND SHOES.
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TIT. n. % asIla: Sys;ss
New ely nsnuaeursrs embracing large and na0 se
sa & rs Sos
ezc'usiyely on commission.
a ucrIos NOTICE r. ROTH. ArcIIosEEa. WILL
&C. ss. % .u
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lor Suits covered 70 French sa,in crm.on and maroon
So SISS S s ftsss:
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AUcIIoN NoncE-ELEoANr HOUSEHOLD FUR
saf s a fo ss'
lot o % sSa e; @ n
bargain. Inquire at Sc Beecker street Broadway
Is UCTION SALE OF WAGONS AND HARNEss-BY
a COLE MURPHY. IN front OF saiesroom $50 Fulton
street Brooklyn. Saturday juno Is at II O'Clock three
Rockaways three Top Wagons three top 40. Plat
form Spring Express Wagon, four sets Harness. II \
A UCTION NOTICE.-Ss0OOo WORTH OF MAGNIri.
CONWAY CO, Auctioneers wili SCH this day Friday
s's s'ss
or Suits IN French Srocs.e and rsps q be richest
description Etageres, Bookcase Mirrors Carpets. Cur
ns BY eminent artists superb rosewood ranofore Stool
China Glass. Sverwarc Bureaus Bedsteads ardrobes
Hair Mattresses. Bedding. Sale peremptory.
A !; ". CAMPBELL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IH
IA Sixth avenue sells this day at 9k o'clock, y.9
Fourth avenue i've years. Lease OF that entire Building
now occupied as cigar store containing ten with
private together
d,d location opposite New Haven depot NB-if not sod
turc walnut Tables, Chairs. Chairs Buyer on
hand. sale positive. Rent moderate. @ II
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7, JUNE a., lse7.-TRIPLK SHEET.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-14

HUDSON RIVER AND nAnLRn RAfL.RoADs.--
s1d Wsstern uain4 hsvs EsS Ysrk, We Hudson klve1
"a sSS sn IA e : sss. s.ilo.d
. Us =. "a 4 - X NJ. \ s's "a H. \;
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-23

KNIGHrs OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE, OR
SoMETHING ELsE.-We learn that among
the Conservative young men Of Giles coun-
ty there exists select organization,
which, it is thought BODIES no good to those
who may be known as Union men. So
strong, in fact, are the fears of evil from
this source that the Governor has been
petitioned not to withdraw the militia from
that section Of country. d Times.
There is no such organization as the
''Knights Of the Golden Circle in this
county, that we have heard of, and suppose
it must be Something Else,' and we fur
Their suppose that that something else"
must be the Kukux Klan. And we can't
see how it can be this Khan that has excited
so much alarm for the safety of the rad
icals in this section, as they seem to have
very little to say to any one, and con-
duct themselves as becomes gentlemen
when they appear in public, which they
couldn't do if they condescended to speak
to any white radical in this community
But we would very much like TO know
who has been telling ghost stories to this
BOBBY Of the Press d Times, and attempt
ing to bring down the wrath Of BrOwulow
and his militia upon this devoted commu-
nifty. "The Governor has been petitioned
not to withdraw the militia" from here.
has he? Who requested it? Wen wager
Jug of buttermhk that no such reques
was ever made, and if we lose that bet, We
will 90 another one that the man who die
it is some transient, low down, hog steal
ing, black hearted, white -livered, pusilan
imous william, who only desires the contin
uanco of the militia here to shield hin
= from Justice. If there is so much DANCE
: to be apprehended by Union men from thit
mysterious clan, why don't the militi
5 pitch into them some night and demolisl
them? We have seen them out frequent,
in squads of four or five, unarmed, and
would be very easy matter to catch on
Of the terrible fellows and unmask him
and make him reveal the intent Of tn
clan. Perhaps they would
Take dose of quinine, you old granny
calm your fears about the Kuklux, and g
( to bed.
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LINES

They say thou art happy
Afar from me now,
With smile on thy lip
And light on thy brow,
But l know when my name
Thrills the chords Of thy heart,
a sadness comes Ger thee
That win not depart.
l know that my memory
Is haunting the yet;
You have learned to remember.
Now learn to forget.
All ! can you forget me,
Forget the bright hours
That few Ger our pathway
Like birds over flowers.
Can the vows that were spoken
Be blotted away,
From the beautiful tablet
OF hfe's yesterday
Can the hope of youths morning
So silently set
Ah tbs sweet 10 remember
'Tis bard TO forget.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-23

REMoDEING.--The workmen are bust
ly engaged at BALENTINE q EzELL's cor
ner, remodeling the house completely
They are going to give the house an ele-
giant open front and make an addition 10 it
in the rear.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-23

The old Cemetery, we are glad to notice,
is undergoing repairs, a new fence having
been put around it, and other necessary
work is being done, under the direct super
vision Of onr towns-lady Mrs. Crow, who
would be glad to receive small coutribu-
tious for the purpose from all who are in
.terested in the matter.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-23

Col JAS. F. DRAKE advertises hie val
liable farm for sale in this paper. This is
one of richest farms in the county. and
would make desirable homes for several
small farmers. Read the advertisement
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-23

We had the pleasure Of meeting at the
residence of friend in this city, few
days since, Prof. w. OSCAR READ and his
sister, Miss MATTE READ, h@.n Kentucy,
graduates respectively of Cecilian College
and Bethlehem Academy, Hardin county,
KY, who contemplate locating somewhere
in this portioa of the State with the view
of establishing an institution of learning.
Prof. READ is spoken Of by Louisville aud
Nashville papers as a ripe scholar for one
of his age and received the highest enc9-
miums as an orator at the last annual COM
mencemeut of Ceoifsn College.
We were delighted with Miss READS
manner Of executing a few brilliant and
difficult peices of music on the piano, as
with her beautiful specimens Of bead-work,
manufactured by herself
It's to be hoped that teachers of such
brilliant attainments will be retained in
some portion of the county.