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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10
RENE @lMtarnrmtb uno 8lei6bfmebt
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Observation-Disclosures @iienSS iatrou bon
$50 0r q eroa
Or. 2eras.

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gnaahb an Stele Der giIennlittel -dboptirt. IS lit
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10

I'm baS 5dar beiner Gtfdledter in mallents
unO pei6e 9Sd6sn cher f6prre,
ria1iioe 9Uden gu Serpaneeln.
Snbem re biefen MrtiteI gebrau9en, t5nnen 9a=
men unb 9erren iidb bunoertfdltia ueribDnern. IS
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odt uno in serieben Set ibm Elm id6Snes aIdnsen.
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nst es er bat ltartes unb t6Iicbes Rarfim unb
TT ben ucnIdn5igite berartige MrtiteI Der nod e benz
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urlo nGd1b esabit fir 81 uerfenbet. -
Rau norefftre ale 55eitenuHgen *-zssS
aB. e. Glarf H.. &c., Gbemiter,
1900 9le.3 Ref 5apette StraBe,
apo Is up eoduw SpraciIie, r. y,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10

&otal0etrag bon gerIMiten, anfprd6en Y
1no |eErtnoit@t eIteft - q. &5f5O59 III
Ger g1bse Setrag, welHer Ia einem enseineM (erfel
Hlatte 6aHe periidler Iunree, mar $4,000 bod aber.
rslssH sis Saas, ais zine aasemeiHe Reeei, $fO0OO
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Die @eieHi@oft bat EetRe algehefnen ReGeIn iibet
zen Serf9erungsbetr1g in irGene elmer 5fuDt, GOft
0oer @ehnMoeutered fpneern ldt d in 6teer a3eaies
gMHg N lehem ein3enen Gale pom BEN nHaemeislep
eeoraftes per Banlt9eiaeH, 1Bete Der StrabeH 2eiz
f'gteH Der 9eHerlSf9ung .. I. 10. Ieiten.
Gtns begdnbtete Abf9rIft oes perbenerten Charters
OSsr begleltst je0e Garnelung.
stast MD GOsHisS ZEN gOrsj 49, a Ri 4
1lnsom ~. &iaes 5peiter Bice<grdfi ent uub
0m ~ " Ge Sw oEtb, Afiit. Sefretdr Der Dtetros
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cine tteue poHe aS snperEdilEae
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tTDetter 8tees E3rafibeat.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10
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SO. 400 8r.oabwah
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9iefe PtanOs empFnsen ben bSdfen 4rsis in b
MISUNDERSTANDING iibsr bic befen 5abritate sonsons
garis', Seati9IanSs, Ser StdSte 9ew BORT, Rbitas
OeIpbia, Baltimore unS 8ofon; ebenfs Bic GeIS<Rez
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BGSr Stint auf einanser fOIsenben Sabren. -s9G
uniere RianOs sntbaIten sas 9arfen EebaI, Del.
fron;6ffdsa 9ampfsr, ben Derfdrtten 8as, pole els
ierne 8abmen unS aHe moSernen Berse6erunsen. =
Sebes Snftrument alf fiinf SABRE saarantilt unb
perben unter aufidt Ses 1errn s. s. grDpefee i.
fGbrisrt, Der cine prattij4e Or obruns BON iber IS
Sabrsn Bat nnS Der ber II 900 qianos feIb sensadt
bat ttitftre gortbsiIe befabissn uss, tere Sabri.
tate pom 10000 Dollars base, sm perta,fen, ais Ii
eenS etne aroere 6sbrit. M NO iii I2tS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10
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fur aIle Stabte i'm Often
h., Hno Siioen eenlaHt.
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m Raj bp lie nnb q 5attaHsnaa sfrie.
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elesante @alaee @9laflpaaen am allen
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gsriGkt Shslb9gile $40 y. R. unb f5.s0 u A., ers
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10
Shame l1n0 Mmfenfbalt.
Maeenftdnbe.

SaarbsffanS an Der SanS unb in Der
q. Ssnt .--,s---.......$ "a, 1867
.. i'm gssrtfe Ser ueberbdnSisnns -. 100000
odafoeltano m u o Der bon 1881 ..--.- 106 $1,000
5.20er 6prcs. Bombs 10,600,Uo
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a.,,..ss.... 730er S9asi4elle COS, $500
., 9sitea, ~ ....... 80. ..,.s-. e,79o6s
AHeleen aut x,cl;es nn6 erite Sppetheten 3739I20e
u. 9. StbeEbeiten, Gfaafss
aftien, 81ut. unD anoere
Attien nno 8oRDs, sabtbar
. aMf Bertonsens..s .s..- 8,715 so
@aSeEs OermIlUfe Uefrage :-........ 57,445.9
&dlta auf euerprdmieu an BoIiceI, roeis
> 9e aas Sisiem Bureau aussesebea-i mn 17,s2s54
oantg ant NGrsne. ...-....... 19,395,59
AnHebmbare Roten auf garineprdmlen 76,495.5 4
Sntereiien fdHis Hnb angewadisn, aber
no9 nrdDt sablbar...... .......- 1S,69e. Is
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10

Hon uno mad BEN g. Stuff 1866 Iperben ada. bos.
qe IN SerotnoIHs NIT alien ipeitl. 2iHien pie iolat
9ep Yorf Belt: $500 N - : 7 fSti "NNH
S.Ao a. N, Stem Yort tdsli9e erpreB nor, SaIamonec.
ta9ll9 auSgen- rtneR Senntdes) perbillbet fib IN
3orneaSothe NIT BEN $40 f1aliden Erpre6 pon
. SuI gO nne tOmnst in 9esw got an I'M 1875
$50 y. Or. Ggpressgon non 0uutirf, taaEi6 fousse.
hommen Sonntags), bait IN Salamanca 8. 40 iinS
Ra9t PIE Serbtt6ltng IN 2orneusp ne unb Gprnfna
MT oem $50 y. R. GrprsbsFOitaas non suftaIS
=. sn6 errei9t glep gort am NOR gsoroeus. "
4'i5 ~ N BEN yort 9lacbt eypreB, Don Sunftrf taas
H@ (Senntn9s onsgenofnmen); hiIt an SuI9=
Glnae1 y,55 y. d.. llIo etreidbt aefp BORT IL 50
: pfern NAG Soiton uub ben gensnslan6 5tanteu
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10

5roRe Boti4aft fibs @orte eeben alien freunhli&
en-,
JanGen Alten, G4sva4eH,- StarteH, 6eGaewa6fe,
saysla neiI, 9inbern Helm -
S9onpet, Bite uo9 gFHt Dor Nur5fu felten par unb
heib erlebnt.
KoFe Don AAen tett errungeH, Dlro Don MueH leidbt
entIebnt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10

gsles ME 10 tsf rifaise trpiei.n bs. ,,s a.,
Hetit geeeibt nsnh q 6n9 sritsais I{hfen III -
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erinst nae So wiegt netS ustiteatfeas Gtfsiss go
a9f ben buibel. Diefss Re a mnrse sen iei6fm -.
eestH weltes man f4 ttreff vsn mr. st6ae9 H,ts,
ssR senaler Hsst,ter sles4 nss fsiaer GadIefr
qus GggpteM oerf9dfl hatft., - - t13 -
es beearf ieintrss 9isbemsss euli.s dIs hosI oss
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etueH sabre ant eemIelbtn 8sS eriieit ,s srkss
sSs.sIe NetesE pFa aut etlem Stehssl aenathsp Ne
pHr9tnntttssnbtfh osR fihi Bic fnEf, etf 2 slr k1r
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nne geAorts getenteif 1T IS IN Fatbt mar ~.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10
Standardization

Hstrag pom 8erIuften, rusIte abee5hdbt,
fduis uSIb unbejnbIt ffrI6 Reiue
wel6e wirtib paiiIrt Hnb in
Der Mbi1GFMng begrtfjeu fiao$ f47 272 80
weI1e beFIbtet, ober nod
MOI sersaaSsit Gns si,lsS7S
Aniprn9eh wesenyerlufeib
beren fi9 bic 0eieai6aft
Uet9ert. .g..s.... e26 $50 90
SiDibeH6ea, bic fir fdRig err
tidrt, aber nod hidt sesablt
lino;.s - - .-....s.s.. - Seeine.
go Giuibenbsn, entpe0er bnar, @'fsas
S6etn, aber nod Hid5t fuF
tdLis erftdrt 1890 Refine.
- alien dn6erH eegea bic @efeas
i1ait amfeefteafen anffrl6e $50 269. 6t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10

Bon Buffalo. : Rit 9sIp gOrt 8eit pom Depot Gfs
9Ss u sE9anae Yne gi9tean Str. NJ eS2i8s IL
ssnOmmer erret9t ReD gorf ID. 10 Il. @. I pep.
binoet ftdA in Great 8enb init Der Gela,pare "a.
dGrDanna y. Great ggsitern eifeababn filr pbiIaz
~ Ss'P2a: oatlmore zsatbtngton tuo i6I. qnntte.
es5O " " Yofs GgpreB, iiber Apon unb pornsIsuiHs,
St6glt9 Sonntags ausaenemmen); erreiobt Rerp,
yor d,, 4 nhr YtorseMs. 9erbinset 10 glmiFa mi
e tslag Ybtlasspbta, Baltimore, @aIbinsfcm uitb
22O S; R. Sighting gspres (ansstnOntinsa sountaas,
SSrs g lI ~ So.s nnS saiier uns fomt in Stem
6.l5 .. s.. n y. NaSt Grpres. tasI. (eonnsaas ans.
semommsH1; perbinost ftt 5HDDrneLsuiue nit BEN
O. w 81 psr6iSet ~ Giita Sc AIDE nad An
rtsburg, philadelphia, uab hes GiSehs. -
di20 .. @. 9ineiuaatt eypreb fdsIit (oasaeuommen
binOst - &reut SsnS nit Ser Seiapare qssas
Ipanna une gBettern eiienbabn, nn6 In Stem Sort
m.t Den Na9mtttaes 8aaen nns Dampferm NIT
Solton uno TenenglanOitGeten,
YIN Sonntag gebt nur Elm 3ae 6fIit, ,pe[cber Buf.
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usr ~ TtH aa9m. erreiSt. y ''' W
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weree NIT tbren @epdd IN Rew gort frei iibertefert
DIE bet pertilirten unb ItrliriSieiten J0d1s
ani rteter e.ienbabn.
~ Sas Gepad ipirb nit Ourd1.
illnrten berteheu. 4sa
naS geiIassrprsts ftess 70 nssris. ais aatf irsenS
e Wtan berIause 8iHets fur Die
erie Giitabahn, - ~
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10
&rparatpr Gapiai

8erft falibe Saare meg unS aud gerridem,
Shr t0nnt nidbt Gud, nod Mnhre bran e. t;iide :.
Semnt 4it Hit6 sung, tommt SdBlidbe an6 SD 5n
SaBt cup III et9nem, pollen 9ddre febn!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10
0erSannHes . asaainen u. SeItbep
0eeen NuSsebrmne.
Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (1lnter
pbospborigiaurer &altlDrup.

9ieies neae SetImitteI pirtt ausseseidnet bet Guz
bsreuloie mad S9wineiubt, oeren sefdbrli9ere
Spmptome es iofort beieitlst. e - ss@z
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10
W4etrO,sOlitau

SerE4esapes 0efeafbaft seleek ia BIZ S:dst 9em
Sargeste9t bat bab befagts Geieaf4dh aQe IN bers
@taate LeMnthee ben SeEf 3erGHss sefea9aiten anfs
aMbeFeeM, DGb Care u, Nob, aaenten belaater DE-
eal9aft. ebeHfqae ben &fi0Teetni.n Der &saafsaes
eees wsl9k Hlx fpI9t 6ids eeadf nab eifreefia5tet
htan DAs4trHHgs9efe 9efueni6 flr NsliIos
perane@eEt!t9 ~ tetn uHe Ras Herb6eMnasaeiAaft
W eteafm %faafet@ 5eafbRiae 3M beerEt6su.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10
Nai1Diae lln0 Seratur
Giiett6dDtt+.

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! li9agg S4pe llent8 g 5n.d ii,
3tuei td9lidJe Snrd;iige, tpeIdelin Oes
catar 1Ojrette GerbjuonnatR NIT
Der Mempbis uno @barlelten
Giienbabu, fur Que liios
s.-;*s Iiden uno fiibiueit. -
- lihen Dnnite. ..s...9
Nm an6 nas BEN "a. ssdIinar 1877 IaaFen Sic Bulge
al easIi9 se9etss Shss ; d IsaqI2
Abfabrt pom RaIbviae 49,. f.f5 u. u. 7.s0 o. aR.
Anfunit in Decatur 300 .. M. 2.A5 u. R
$3.50 9natspiae.. .. 81. 7.43 u. 81.
,~sFs@ gerintb SIS 9. %. 500, 81.
9runs Sunction11 80 p. Or. II - Z. ID.
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R6reIIh gebenoe Slee.
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AnIunft m sidfbpiat ... 2a0 q. Or. 2i0 .. NJ
.3ns 30. rlutt Anidliib in Decatur fir 9nntsz
uile; IN eorntb nit Der Deobile unb Ohio Gifenbnhn
fur Seine, Mobiie n1b ale be,wif9en liegenben
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gftiitlfppt GentraL Gfisnbabn fir 9sp Orleans uns
easntf9eRlieeenee Nlnfte. - $50 sg.st-ss.L . !
Bug 20. fiibItb rrabt Anf9Ius IN Gstatllr fir
Sng 30. n5rbIi9 madt anitlus in Raibuine NIT
Der z. Y. y. @tientabn fin ben Ohen, RorDeu unS
Noropeiten; uno NIT Der u. u. 6. un6 y. u. q. %.
nne g. 8. Giienbabnen, fir ale 8wii4enftationen
an beiagten @abnen.i saf s,H1.f = Neffi
i3ng Yo. fiiblih unh 80. n5r6lit Iaiifen t6aId
3ug 9to. fieli1 unb 90, n5rhli1 Ianfem sIi6,
ans9enoinmen Sonntaes. s lS1 f'1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-10
Rein 2ebertbran utebr.

Rein 2ebertbran ntebr.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-25

mans nervousness AT the inquest
next day, when she identified his body
and told the story of his misanthropy
and superstition to the jury, she was
more collected, and surprised me by
her calmness. The jury thought its
course in the matter plain sailing-no
suspicion Of the mans crime arose );
Torrance and myself were not exam
ined; we kept our secret to ourselves
and the jury brought in its verdict Of
"Death by accident" They knew
nothing Of his chief incentive to the
crime-the chief cause Of his death
jealousy.
have told the story Of my midnight
on the ''Lady Franklin" Is it not ne
cessary to tell any more? Sudden
transitions from death scenes to mar
riage ceremonies are always offensive
in the telling in the hearing; and there
fore think it useless as well as in bad
taste to waste further words in saying
that just one year and a half after the
fatal acdident / took Isabel home as
my wife, and that ever since, by God s
help, I've made her happy wife, and
repaired the wrongs of her youth by
being good and kind husband to her.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-25
Josh Billings ON Courtship.

Courtln is luxury, it is ice water, it
is the pla spell of the sole. The man
who has never courted has lived in
vain. He has been blind man amorg
landscapes, he has been deaf man in
the land of hand-organs, and by the
side Of mur1nurin canals. Courtin is
like two little springs Of water that
starts out from under rock at the foot
OF mountain, and runs down hill, side
by side, singin, dancin, spatterin each
other, eddyin, and frothin, and kaska-
din, now hidden under the bank, now
full of shadder, bymeby they iine. and
then go slow / am in favor of long
courtin, it gives the party chance to
find each others trump-card. 1t is
good exercise, and is just as innocent
as five merino lambs
Courtin is like strawberries and
cream; wants to be did slow, and then
you have got the flavor I have seen
folks get acquainted, fall in love, get
married settle down, and go to work
in three weeks from date
This is the way some folks larn a
trade, and akounts for the great num-
Der of almity mean mechanics and poor
jobs they turn ont.
Perhaps it is best I should state sum
good advice to young men who are
about to court with a view to matri-
mony, as it was.
In the first place, young men, you
want to get yure system awl ight, then
find young woman who is willing to
be eourted on the square.
The next thing is to find out how old
she is, which you can do by asking her,
and she will sa she is Is years old,
which is not far out of the wa.
The next thing is to begin moderate,
sa once every mite in the week for the
fust six months, increasin the dose as
the patient seems to require. =
1t is fust rate way to court the girls
mother little on the start, for there is
one thing woman never despises, and
that is a little good courtin, if it is done
on the square
After the fust year you will begin to
| like the buziness.
There is one thing / always advise,
that is not to swap photographs oftener
than wunst every Is daze, unless you
forget how the gal looks.
Occasionly you want to look sorry
and draw in your wind as though you
had pain; this will set the gal tu tee
zen you to find out what ails you.
Evenin meetins are good thing to
tend. twill keep yure religion in tune,
and if yure gal happens to be there, hi
accident, she can ark you to go home
| with her.
Az amt general, I wouldn't brag on
other girls mnch when | was coutin-
1t might look as tho you knu tew much.
| Elf J0u UUuTt thTco weeks III this, VIC,
all the time on the square, if you don
sa it is the sleekest time Of your life,
you can go to the cheap store and get
measured fora plug hat at my expense
and pay for it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-25
Governor Orr and the Democratic
Party.

Governor ORR, ofSouth Carolina, in
a speech delivered few days since be-
fore the Board of Trade Of Charleston,
said he had entertained, for many
years, the hope of seeing the Demo
cratic party reinstated in power, ''but,"
said he, ''the dream has passed" And
he added that he had accounts to settle
with the Democratic party before he
could consent to affiliate with it. His
statement of unsettled accounts was as
follows:
"Many Of you we'll remember that
when the war first commenced, great
hopes and expectations were held out
by our friends in the North and West,
that there would be no war. and that if
it commenced it would be north of
Mason and Dixon's line, and not in the
South. You know, sir, turning to
General Sickles,) that faith was
pledged, and will now state that if
that faith had been properly carried
out, there is no probability that any
State but South Carolina would have
seeded from the Federal Union.
"Another count which I have to
bring against the Democratic party, is
that when the Philadelphia Convention
met, it adopted platform broad enough
to embrace every conservative man
North and South yet no sooner had it
adjourned then an attempt was made
to give it Democratic character, and
make it appear that every man who at
tended that convention was an acces
sion to the Demo party. Again,
during the pendancy Of the con
stitutional amendment, every Copper
head newspaper, and almost every DEM
ocrat in the country, urged upon the
South to reject its provisions. 1t was
rejected A few weeks only elapsed,
and yet we find that on the passage of
this Sherman Bill, over Democratic
friends, acting in conjunction with old
Thad. Stevens, were instrumental in in
cooperating on that billits most odious
features 1t went back to the Senate,
was finally adopted, and every one of
the Democratic newspapers all over the
North, so far as am informed, have
come out and urged the Southern peo-
pie to accept the bill. say to you,
therefore, that in my judgment it is
time for us to seek new friends and
new alliance"