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fere i'm 6rieFidl mn elne llnterrebuna.
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su crfiartn. es mar an einem itl[ien,
narmen 9t6eue, als lie, Seite an Seitc.
in 0elle ruhiaeu llnaebunaen Der
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SclcgrapD. Nad)rid)tcll,
alms sSafbinstOm.
seradte in 8csns ouf Sberiban's
Nbiesung.
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geridte aus berf6iebenen Gtaateu.
aabeI=Depsfeben.
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9en angeniefen, feinsn 9es
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SSol9e su geben. Hieut. Colonel Sranf,
Gomnan6ant in gSilmin9ton, ". s.,
bat oiefen 8efebl aud auf Die gerein..
Staaten @sridte an8ge0ebnt, tueSbalb
Der Difrifts @Mari6aa bon Slorb @a
r0tind, Serr @oobloip, barber an ben
@enerals 9tntualt berid)tet bat. Sber@
ridter Gbaie 1T 9egenipdrtig in g6aibs
ington unO Die &ngeieaenheit uirb als
iebr ernf betradtet. @s miro permns
tibet, baB Sen. Sidles ieine Sr6re ba<
bin erIautern miro Dap Die Ser. Staa.
ten geri6te nidt in6egrifen fnb.
SIN Surratt ProseB miro morgetl
Seitens 6es Mnipaltes fir Die Mnftage
Die Ghlubreoe gebatten uno bann bic
SurD bon Dem Gi9ter inltruirt iueroen.
e. 8eini 4griculturS 9epnrtentent iin0
iebr giinitige 8eri6fe hber Die 8eisene
ernSte ein9elaufen, benen .SnfOl9e ied)S
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in 1859. &orn, 0og9en nno @erite
eeben ejnen beoeuteno boberen Grtrag,
ais I'm Iebten Sabre. Ser Safer 9iebt
einen DurAfAnittsertrae.
Aonliral Eegetboff uno Sffisiere ieis
mes 9tabes iin6 bier angefonlmen atif
benz @eo mad Wlerfo, UNI Waginte
Iian's ue6erreite ab3ubolen.
@bicago, 8. Aug.
Cine 8enier Mal1enberlammlune
iuur6e abgebalten, an tpelber iid lber
5000 8erlonen Betbeiti9ten, unb no
cine Srbre bon General Spear an Col,
Gosarobe berIeien iuur0e, fein 9tegis
nent bis gun, Is. @uguit 3nr Snfpefs
tion fertig AZ balter Sine Sipeite 5Is
balion mad Ganaoa tuiro bermutbet.
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Die Warlensbura uno 2eringtor
Neo. 8oitEntfd)e ipuroe bon 0auberr
anaefaaen. Dieielben Sfpangen Die
Bafagiere unO ben Ggpreb< gl9entenJ
ale g2ertbgegenItdilOe austuliefern
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tanIlt. -.
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LID beridfpuuoen it
8iidmono, 3. aug.
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ptol gquare uno pertagte iid. 9ieran
iuMr0e bic 8erlanni1lttilg BON 3rn. Sobl
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siemli6 rnrube. Qllls 9fem gIoi
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om Oonnerltag 9eielOet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-05

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@diiten 8erein.

- gegrhn0et: 5aniinr 1866.
BIt9lieeer5abl: -.
eraer Sd 9ateltmeiasr: ~ s,eftp. $3.50
4pener Sobn StB.
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Sie 9feeiiiration bier unb in 9(taier
seigt 1888 8eibe unb 1895
Shtparse. Man erluartet cine @ebi>
non Der 6oIlen. Gopid Bic iebt be-
fannt iuoroen lit, fino i'm @taate A.
662 BeiBe unb 1929 S1uarse re-
9iltrirt tporben. @
= 8ur1fr gton, ST., 3. @ug.
Ser gfo6t GrpreBsug auf Ser 9tntz
lano unb Burlington sBabn iuuroe ees
tern 9fadt BON oen S1ienen geldleue, :,
bert in Solae b6siuilIiger 9bfructicn
Der 8abn, iiber tpelde galfen qefegt
iuoroen maren. 8lIflider @sile
lpuroe siiemanb erbebii9 perlebt.
Suebec, 2. 4ug.
Sier peroen ipieoer pitle golontdrs
angeiporben. Sat- olle &eteranen
baben fld ipieoer 9etneteet, nm ein9e1'
inultert 5u peroen. ~
8 o flo n, 8. 9lue.
Sin furdtbarer 8e9eniturm i,iit9ete
geltern. bier unb in Der umgegenb,
iuelber an beit Selbrlhten Dielfaden
Sdaoen beruriadt bat. Wian fiirbs
ct aud nn8lilfsfale an per Suite.
.a.ssa @ E iu Srleans, 3. Nug.
General Mouifeau lit bon bier mad.
Walbington ab9ereilt, UNI NIT Dem
rliif1lden @ominiildr megen nebergabe
oes rnilild1 amertfaniid1en sSerritoe
RUINS Gildfpradbe sa aebnen.
2onbo n, 2. Nug.
SIN Sauie Ser 2oros ipurbe bie @e<
fOrmbia CUR 6ritten 9el1na beoroert.
Sie S6luBbetbanblung ipiro nadlten
Dteal;aJ ltattinoen. na
Yaris, 2. Ius.
Son. Georee Bancroft, Ser. ct.
gefanbter fur Berlin 1T bier anses
fonlmen. -
~. 8ie,E 2. slus,
8 Ser Suftan rcilte beute mad @on<
itantinopcl.
8criin .9tugult.
S0nig Bil6elm erlie6 bsute cine
Rroflamation mad meldDer or bic
9ftbten eineS Gouuerals Ser moro
0entlden Gtaafen ii6erllimmlt.
9raf gismarfS ofIisiellcs Srgan
befasiuortet in e9Hem 4eitartifel Die
i@ilitaifaung Der Md6te ilisber &reta@
iiden 8raae. 4as >
sta;4e 8eifb, 2. Gn9uit.
Y 2oaiS 6oliutb nurOe ais 8ertreter.
Der Staot @ai5en geludblt. ~
sfa,@ ag q'eit 30 ~ .. Iug.
Sie 8rie6en 9abeu bie GiIrfcn in
mebrereu 8efebtelt abermals auf Sreta
belie9t. @aS franS6lilde @eidmaoer
Ut oortbin abgc9angcn, u'l Sliidt4
hinge a,lfSlilcHneH.
&c ew 9 orr, 8. IIang.
i Sin Sele9ranm meloet, bab oas
SabeI bon 1866 abcrnals gsbroben
lit unb guar so .Nlcilcn bon Seart'S
@onteaf. 9a esi bort III Fadem
gSQiicr licgt, 70 9ldnbt man ben Gdas
Den balO beieitigcn su f0nnelt. SaS
3abel bon 1866 1T in 9utent 3uifouoe.
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SrIe MS. 3. Mua.

Sie 9feeiilration bier unb in Sllgier
setgt 1888 @eibe uno 1895
Shtuarse. Man eriuartet cine &ebis
non Der NoIen. Gopiel Bis iebt be-
fannt iueroen lit, iino inn @taate AZ,
662 8eiBe unb 1929 Sduarse re-
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Sc ep 9 orf, 8. iMnq.

: Gin Sele9ramm meloet, bab oas.
SabeI bon 1866 abcrmols gsbro6en
lit unb guar SO .Weilen Don Seart'si
@ontellf. 0a es bort III lla6em
8aiicr licgt, TO gIdubt man, ben Gdas
Den balO beieitigcn su fonaen. 9aS
3abel bon 1866 1T in gutenl 3ultonoe.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-05

Cine 5enier MaFenberldmmlung
iuur6e abgebalten, an tDelGer fiG nber
5000 @er(onen betbeiiaten, nno no
cine Srbre bon General Spear an Col.
Gosarobe berleien tuurOe, fein 9fegis.
menf bis gum Is. Quauit 3nr Snfpef,
tiOn fertig su balteu. Sine 5meite 5rls.
balion mad Gana6a tuiro bermutbet.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02
from the Portland Price Current.l

THE PREss.-The crowded state of our columns
last week prevented from noticing the Enlargement
and re-arrangement of the columns of the Daily
Press which in its present enlarged FORM and with
its excellent editorial management, is certainly the
leading journal of Maine, and equal to any In New
England; especially when taken into consideration
the amount OF interesting reading matter that is
daily furnished for the money.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02
TIM her LAND
For Sale In Vir0i,,i0.

THE subscriber has for sale $50 acres of Land
Il heavily wooded with White Oak. Red Oak,
Chestnut and Pine timber, situated on tho Kappa
hammock River. For fur her particulars address
ADoLPHUS WEINBERG,
iaQ9dtf Roy Alevopir;o To
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02
FROM EUROPE
NE WIS BY THE GAIL 4.

LONDON, Jan. 80.
It ia stated that the members of the British
Cabinet freely express hope that the peace
of Europe will be preserved IN spite OF the
The search Of the baggage of foreign travel
lers in England and France will hereafter be
merely nominal.
PARIS, Jan. 80.
1t is thought here that the mission of Kaler-
gis to the United States is Russian intrigue
to involve the American Government in the
Eastern question.
Dispatches from the East state that plot of
the Cretan clergy against Mustapha Pasha had
been discovered.
Advices from Rio Janeiro report the death
of the French Minister to Brazil.
ATHENS, Jan. 30.
The Greek Government is about to raise the
tariff, and expects by this means to increase
the revenue by one and half millions Of
drachmas.
LONDON, Jan. 81.
1t is asserted that Lord Derby administra-
ton Will fall to the ground If the forthcoming
speech Of the Queen at the reopening of Par
lament should not recommend reforms
John Bright has made speech at ROchdale
in which he said the recent reforms announced
by the Emperor Napoleon should be interpret
ed in liberal sense; that the authority for sus-
pending newspapers would be abandoned, that
public meetings could be held twenty days be-
fore an election, and the tribune would be re-
stored
Dispatches from Constantinople announce
that a fleet of twelve American war vessels
was daily expected there. $50
The latest reports from the East are to the
effect that the Porte has determined to make
concessions to the Cretans, and will soon ap-
point Christian Governor for Gambia.
The mail steamer from Rio Janeiro brings
the news that the Emperor of Brazil has re-
solved to increase his armies and carry OH the
war against Paraguay with renewed vigOr.
The British Government has made a de-
mand upon France for the rendition of Lam
irande.
..... ........... .4 PARIS, Jan. 81.
The French Government, acting for the
great European powers, is engaged in framing
reforms favoring the interests of Christianity
James &. Bennett is to receive a gold medal
from the yachtsmen of Rochelle. He will also
have an audience with the Emperor
Count Montholon has been decorated with
the grand cross of the Legion of Honor, and
goes to Lisbon as Ambassador of France.
Lisbon, JAN 81
In the Portuguese Senate, action has been
taken in favor OF the abolition of slavery in
the Portuguese colonies.
- Ht BERLIN, Jan. 31-Evening.
The conference composed of delegates ap-
pointed by. the Prussian and Austrian Govern
ments to arrange system of customs dues,
mas adjourned. The results of the session
have not been stated.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 31-Evening.
The Russian Government has addressed a
note to the Porte advising generosity towards
the Greek subjects of the Ottoman empire and
the granting Of reforms. z tclGcI ~
-..4.... y,r. ALEXANDRIA, JAM 81.
Large steam tugs have passed through the
fresh water to Suez. -g.,-
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02
o WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
81 -.ss.t.tf .Ls.LiR 500 E.s.aE .-sfeeE
The Presidents NeaU Recon-
'''''''-' %" sts'aGctiO21 Plan. Is
FEF. gEs{ II sos E GE-a rLEtg FL
er THE WHHsKEK TAX.
Rebuke of the Indian Commits.
SiOner.
NEW YoRK. Feb,

NEW YORK, Feb. /.
Washington specials say the Presidents new
plan OF adjustment, based upon qualified suf-
frage and amnesty, has been further matured
and discussed, and somewhat modified in de-
tails: The prospect of its adoption by the adj
ministratiOn is almost certain. +
The Judiciary Committee, investigating Ma
rlyland affairs, arc now taking evidence regard
ing an attack on colored camp meeting sew
eral months since, when a number of freed
men were shot. e.rrssfc z. IN
1t is reported that the House Committee on
whiskey frauds have concluded to report the
repeal OF SO much of the law as relates to dis
tillers, and tax them ON the capacity af their
stills. y
The person who wrote the letter concerning
Mr.. Motley, is an agent of Mr.. Stewards and is
now an applicant for the place. Mr.. Adams,
Mr.. Marsh, and other ministers, are expected
not to remain silent under the implied rebuke
OF Mr.. Stewards letter. tSf -gsF
The Ways and Means Committee have de-
cided to put cheese and butter on the free lift.
There is no doubt that the official conduct of
the Indian Commissioner, Bogy, will receive a
severe rebuke at the hands of the Indian Com
mittee. t...t.. Ir-.
The New Orleans riot committee have closed
their investigation, and are now at work on
the report, which will not be completed for
severaldays. f-s-a 81
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02
Boston Stock Lisa.
alas a 4 TIM Rrokarop R,or1 r..
Boston REQ, and Shoe Marker.

BOSTON, Jan. 81.
There is little more movement in the boot and shoe
trade but the business is far from satisfactory for the
opening of the spring trade There are buyers in the
market from different sections of the country but as
yet they do not evince desire to purchase largely
The general impression abroad that the prices OF ali
kinds of merchandise are lower ia no doubt affecting
the spring demand for boots and Shoes while the cost
OF them is nearly the same as last fall
stock OF all kinds being fully high as then,
therefore the manufacturer finde but small margin
IN the item OF labor which to make concessions.
Inc STOCK ON hand is ample for the present demand.
For the best qualities of work the prices are firm but
for lower, grades are fuctua ing from day to day.
With the present prospect we should advise manu-
that the producing capacity Of the Eastern market is
far in advance of former years. before the aid of ma
chinery and seam and that the necessity for making
up in advance no longer exists. Work on orders as
far as possible for the time being-Shoe and Leather
Reporter. - -
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02
Indian Murders:
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. I.
Late Omaha papers mention the murder by
the Indians of a number of settlers at Law
ence Rancho, fifty miles southwest of Jules
burg The Montana Gazette of the 9TH, reports
that Mr. Rossiel, his wife and her two child
rem and j. Mcknight, the sutler at Camp
Cook, and an Indian guide, were attacked by
Indians at Eagle Creek. The guide was kill
ed and Mr.. Rossiel severed, wounded. Mrs.
Rossiel and children were taken prisoners
Mcknight and Rossiel escaped.
Several propositions are before the Legisla-
ture to provide for an early resumption of pay
ments on Missouri State bonds.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02
New York Market.

N EW Y nnXe tca9ss1fIus
Flour-rnore steady but higher grades declining;
sales s,i0O opls State at 10 a II co; round hoop
Ohio 10 80 a ID 80; Western 910 a u 60 Southern
sales at II 20 "a 16 90.
Wheat-quiet and unchanged. t.8 rs
Corn-quiet and steady; sales %, 900 bush. Mixed
Western at 109 q III. Yellow Jersey at 1 OIL a
08. Ifu III
Oats-mOre active sales 80, 900 bush. Western at
60 a &c. State at CT a 69c.
Beef-quiet; sales 800 bbls new plain mess at ~ 90
a IS 90; extra at II 90 q 20 90.
Pork-closed firmer; sales 1900 bbls.; new mess at
20 30; old do at ~ %; prime at 16 62t q 100.
old, and 123 a 1871 for new. ..ss.-
Whskey-quiet.
Sugars-quiet; sales 100 hhds. Muscovado at 10Ac.
Enthusiastically; sales New Orleans at 1871 q CSC;
other groceries quiet and dull.
Naval StOres-quiet; Spirits Turpentine at So q
66c. Rosin at 8 70 q s so. az
Petroleum-dull; sales at 1oic for crude. Refined
bonded at % a Soc. . .-.- n
Tallow-sales at 10H a 11Jc.
Freights to Liverp0ol-lower; Cotton 6-16 a Id per
sail, and a GIG per steam.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02

Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists
5. T:---lS6O.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bit
tiers sold in year is something startling. They
would I'LL Broadway six feet high from the Park to
4th street. Drakes mandatory is one of the insti-
tuhons in New York. 1t il said that Drake painted all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cablistic
IS T-ls6O-X," and then got the old granny Iegis-
Iators TO pass law preventing disfgurng the lace
OF nature" which gave him monopoly. We do NOT
know how this is, but we do know that Plantation
bitters SELL as no other article ever did They are
use1 py ail classes Of the community and death
on Dyspepsia-certain. They are very inyigoratino
when languid and week, and a great appetizer"
Sarato pring Water, sold by all Dru geists.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02

dignifed manner yet leaning In all vital issues Nth
his party While We cannot always agree with ali Of
his political notions, we heartily bear witness 10 the
ability character and culture he has displayed in its
management, and wish him and the proprietors even
more prosperity In the year than Il has had In
the past.
Its news is judiciously and carefully selected, and
general culture and literary taste characterzes its
contents, As good family newspaper it has SUI
perior: and while Mr.. Lincoln occupies the city ed
TORS chair there will be no lack OF local news, as it
is generally acknowledged in that department he has
no equal in the State.
The enlargement argues prosperous business, at
least for ur cotemp0rary and we hope Will never
be found necessary curtal the dimensions OF this
enterprising and respectable sheet.
From the Bangor Mmes.l
Gg The Portland Daily Press comes to us consid-
81 iby enlarged and with return to its old style OF
makeup. This enlargement-sO soon after the
great nre-to size equal with the leading Boston
daihes, speaks favoraby for the prosperity of the
city and Indicates good degree of enterprise on the
part OF the Toprietors. The Press IL edited with
ability, has able contributors and AZ the leading
paper OF the dominant party, is power in the land
itLl [From the Portland Transcript,
THE DAILY PRESS begins the new wear mpcb an
larged in size glad to such an ev;i,ce 81
the prosperity of this excellent journal The Press
has swung around the circle to another arranyee,s
of its editorial and matter; after all tha old
second and third page arrangement, presenting edi
torials and news together was the best.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02
Comumcrcinl.-.Per Cable.

Consols closed at 30 1916.
AMERICAN SECURIFIEs.-United States 5-20's 7c
Illinois Central Railroad shares sii. Erie Railroad
shares 39s. atE .lIf
United States bonds u. slfI 81 ~ 10
Ir.-lT PARIS, Jan. 30.
United States $50 bonds have declined I.
...... l LIVERPOOL, Jan. 30, Evening.
The Cotton market closed easier. The sales to-day
were 5000 bales; receipts large and prices unchang
cd. Middling upands at 14td Breadstufs
Bacon declined Is. Produce-Petroleum, refined
Pennsylvania and Canada White, Is Cd a Is ID
Rosin, Dc I'd.
LONDON. Jan. 81, Noon.
Consols for money 90 1916. ~
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
Central Railroad Sharessis United States 5-2O's at
72a. Erie Railroad shares 500. r-s - ID
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81, Noon.
The Cotton market is duh and favors buyers,
though there Is no quotable change in prices Mid
ding uplands at 1A5 The sales to-day are estimated
-1otL FRANKFoRT, Jan. 81, Evening
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81, Evening.
The Cotton market is fat. Mddling uplands closed
at 14ad The sales to-day did not exceed 6G00 bales
Breadstuffs easier to-day. Corn closed at 40s a 4Os
Id The Provisions and Produce markets have been
steady during the day and prices closed unchanged.
st LONDON Jan. 81, Evening
Consols closed unchanged at 80 1915 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-The following are the
closing prices of American securities Erie Railway
5-2Os 723. The market here for 6-20's is fat and
dispatch from Paris reports that they have declined
there because of recent financial intelligence from
America, which has had q depressing effect.