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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03

The market for wheat rufsd quiet but arm Business
was light being checked ~ tha crirsms views q
holder Tie s.ies werc only seor, 5000 bu.hes q lots q
- % for California Corn was scarce and higher but bus
aoe pa.hss. 81 81 4 81 ~ FOR prl.a. new we.srn
choice No lyh mlred and o. ~ u 10 FOR and
UNBOUND. Oats we're were dull and unsettled Prices
declined % t ard 81 the close nominal The sales
0ec for old Western and 73c 7c for Ohio Rye was
S@s 81 . sor ws.ssrS snd 81 80 81 . ios ssa. Bar.
fsrIenIs-The offerings very light, but rates
& toTss osscco 81 b. 3D. and COS boxes ehesss
s - s:' ssa. and su: sn. D.rsns
pa..l from aesmsna .Sous Soe bSIs eeaS 10 s.Sis Tor
ard Srs S.ss por s on GS H.
guNSirs were iuii and nsniinsi
~: sas w: -. nsass s:s
HE.r .slss % any asssrpnon were reported Prices
HolAssss heard q no sales beyond those reported
In our last Prices we're quite steady.
NAvAl There was change 70 note ia ths mar
5s' S ss Ssse .,; o. ..s
HSsu. sssd.d sSsss Is. :ss: On i ssl. 3"
a. ii a. p. q. a. i y q
e. ale .ss %.d: q no Ssla NswssTi ssss q Sbis
ss.:.s Yer: s sS 81, s,;: v:s' M: y,
otb!ns ios BY auction " soSs slightly damaged knssh
f:ct;rSSss Rsesps y bss port ssa 10 d. ssss ne
: r. ss,! ssr s ssl "a
q sss si asss SzfS Il III ~ thw II SHss a.. sa1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03

Console and AmHrcsl secnritIes weFs quoted thus IN
Lond:n to-day ami on previous dstes:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03
suerr...ury from .as 81 . N, sl,s Of August in.

The foreign exchange market firm but dull for
sterling while continental bills there was fair de-
msnd at previous rates Bankers bills on England n
sixty days quoted at lc9s =; at three days. no
allo,s commercial bills, 1854 lOok; bills on Paris
At sixty days, 61sA sis; at three days, 6.ll,: .
5l3sI. other bills were quoted thle.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03
VuaT OF NEW YoaK. stpTtMsts 2, 1857.
CIearsa.

Cleared.
s,eamahlp Chsnreske, Colby. Pertain y Amss
ship assnsr tBrsml JsSufs' Brsmsa-funos Msaess .
BARK Lord Nelson tBr). Jsary, Losdon-ysrcsy Liv.
Barr FLOR dol Mar. wIsws. xop,svideo and . markell
Bsis Il Brootmap. savn, savaaaAh--x L Kscrsady
Il Sara HoIsroot, Brown Porl,mou,s. NH-srs. son
Srs ErDre. ts~sd. Rodia. Aas~srp-Fsusa. xsnoss
erS fssnsr Ssn, or,vsu ~ rasnAs- rsss.ga 4 w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
Corros --surH.--fn Brooklyn, on MONDAY. September
q 81 the house OF the brides parents, by the Rev. J. "
Aver. q. woOrwonrn Cofroy 10 AcyEs !. SMITH, eldest
daushter OF BENJAMIN G.. smith, Esq.
Covurr-CLAsCEY.-OnM Monday, september z, 81 the
yssdsnos Of the brides sister, In Jersey City, BY the
Rev Charles Reilly Joas J. CoysELL OF New YORK. TO
EsA r. third daughter Of the late Andrew cAncsy, Of
ccssor- Fowrrs On Monday, september 2, 10 the
Church OF The Holy Communion, by the Rev y. Il.
favrenos, J. r. Cossor, Jr., to LOUISE, youngest
daughter Of the late isaac r. Fowler.
GnssxLsAy-FRAxua--O On Monday, September 81
the rssdencs Of the brides parents by the Rev. b.
Thomas D. D., HOWARD GasxsISAs 70 Miss loA FsAscs.
00 srs..s~Nsinsssssc Tuesday. August a. ct the
CITY OF Hanover Germany, JuLirs SusxAy TO FsAssIsxA
uIfsRsaxRg. No cards.
Nsdsou twls) papers please copy.
Died.
povaos On First day morning. September I, DrBosAH
Bowpos widow Of The late Hsnry C. Dowron, In the 7sd
NJ, fsses and The friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited 10 attcnd The funeral Fourth day aer
moan a hafpast three O'clock from her late resdsuce
~ raw SIDE I. l. Carriages will b 10 attendancs q
FiushIne 70 meet the 40 train from Huner'e Point
BuncTurL On Monday morning., september 2,
ARrMun BUncalIi, isfsns con Of Nathaniel J. and
TSs funeral viii take place shs TUESDAY, assneon
q three o'clock from The residence OF bis paysnta $40
TAxingtoa avenue The friends o. the nm'iy are
CAsss~y. -oa usaasy. sspssas~ , 1t warm9,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03
crsaeCr,os

pHnApSLrful, sept. 9, 1851.
The dispatch from Kansas CITY reporting that son OF
Judge Jevstt Of Ohio had dsarpsarof from yuncti1n
Civ Kansas Ia incorrect. James - Jswet the only
Of Judge Jewstt Is located Phiais2hia, aud has
not been in Kan3aA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03

Brig Nellie clifford. L+easd. Bssser-HoIyoks q uur.
schr Bslsn (Brazj, Motto. Psrs-o Ludiaana o. trs
schr 8 q Aoksr. Hob5is, Stamford.
. soop Fed Brown. whiLuaa, Prcydcncs-o S,ssnA-
Steamer saras. Jones Philadelphia.
Arrived.
.aa o s s se . .s .ssss. 1s
gers o sohn Dale. Aug 81 % ~ lon IS Jaw ship
sandy HOOK passed BARK sssd Steamer bound
Steamship Manhattan lBr,. will.m. LIVERPOOL Aug 20
wS o pa Passed. Ss SANDY ss nco s 50
s, y. Lenrr oaaansey Gomez AspiswAl. Aug s
sssa 6os Ss A GOAL 70
Steamship chesapeake, DOLBY. Portland Ne. to r
!, sSp ruto OF Glasgow, wnrs Calcutta, April with
s sus ,sr ssSsa sdd Tale q Iy
Had lsht westerly winds July ~ John Cary, seaman,
a ship soss.sd Sot El9i@ead Mo-. Bishop. Shields 50
SHIP Louis wsIsh peudlston Sos!on. ia ballast to
Bark , Robert s Porter or sssrspo Me-, N,sa, Bristol
stE Bessie Young Ds seSsa *sGS , %
%ase, % II AFw Meyer iish' westerly w!ads mos.
Bark Elsanor ssr. RO.ewarn, FOR. ralno. Wales. 90
Winds The frat ar OF The passage; the latter par. light
BARK Eliss ssa@iit CIsm, BoysAog Santos, "a days
Ssss ~ o'1sa M y. Ss
scar susan SMITH. Hostou Aug ", lat ~ u
ss.'sss .i's = sss
hc oremas and fore yard was standing niah,nas gele
BY the deck. and the cabin had been on fro
Thompson Hunter.
Brig Louise Miller CIR, Leighton, Lasau cs, win
Brig James. Eatohiora tRrl Crane Gov Bay IL days,
grig Tc,sesnal Bf, Laird. Bay II dAy, wh coal.
Brig Niagara lsrl Carry Cow Bay Il days with COAL TO
Brig Porter iBr Frost Windsor Ms. days with pas.
Brig Ilyra, Bancroft, Machias with timber, 5nies
chase q Talbot (Ths arrived ist)
bchr Brookings. Douglas, Linaan CB 10 days, With
coal 10 II W Loud CO.
sehr Rescue lBE. Duan, Hliasoro NIB. days. with pls
ter, 10 Orandaii, UinuHray 4 Co
sehr Cygnns TOT Bosion Small plpper Hsrbor NIB 10
daya with pins 60 Holyoke & Murray.
Schr j Is Knowles, Scott, Savannah 7 days
schr Carrot, Aokley Mechias, With timber. 70 SmcS
Chase Talbot.
Seas Connecticut. fendeton. Bangor, wila timber, to
Simes. Chase Talbot, (The arrived Ist.l
Scht Esefie, Ward Rostou.
Slo0p Oregon, Rhodes, Providence.
Barge Relief Garter st Stephens Nh lays, wlih Ian
beI. 70 Jed Frye 4 Co.
Brig : Williams from Demarsrs Is oonsaaei 10 Nor.
ris,n phips
sS- Foa ADDITIONAL Skipping INTELLIGENCE
sbE NNJfHER PACE
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-25
Sarpfrs !MefI,flb,
srsssssa lf1sgs1af
elegant bnr6ipsg ilaitrirt.s,a
e. SnbfcriptiOuell.s5a a ss.s

s 6 8. .Sg@!
Die Serausseber baben elm Spitem NIT hem goit.
DeparteneRt enaefibrt, barb rueI5es fie bas Nasas
sine, fowie ibre s8setp 9Snen, pel5ses porsiebem
Sefesbsr Sitsft BON Der Cfife Sess 6eraussebers /,
beaieben, nit 20 Gents pro sahr sufenSen wersen
istpsb mus Sieier sras an aie 9pft=Ofilce hes SUBS
ictfbenten. besdbH luerSen &OfmeifeF OSet eent
Die fir Clubs 8eitansen gu beseben wiinfben, erbaG
ten auf 8erIangen Show Bills.
klinTtisfl e0ta9 flsiss,14sG
\ sSaspess gaeeiIp firi Sabt SG10.a ~ ~
Cine Grtra Summer, pom 9eeetIp rpie pom Raaas
sine, pirS iessm Sub. ser mi 9summern $500
abonnirt gratis petabfotgt.
5sbleaOe H,lmmern t6nnea ieberseit na6seIiefert
IDetbeii. s-f9s44z = ssstffss <4l ssessi SAB
sine gei6enfoIse auer RRutmerit bes Sabses pom
6arpers gBeetlp perheA bird GrpreS, ffet non lfnfos
fen ane niesli9 gebnRSen fir 81 uerfanbt. Cine
polh6noiae Aaisgabe,a neMn, SabreGnae umfaiienb,
piro bet Stntenoln6 BOZ $5.25 pro Sabrgane, nit
&ahtaRnns Der 1ranapostsRoiten perf9idt werben.
fdnois. NJ .4ta4
!Nirper s. 8rDtberS,
24Sbd ranflin Square, 0ep gprt
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.0inrppdifsbe Ofaebriebter.

Ass& \ - go
- Gie offisiOie oDebatte" in sBien
beitatiet Bic Musabe, bab Greiberr bon
@euft ein Circular On sic oipIoinatieI
fAen Mepraientantetr Seferreibs Inn
GaslanOe sefahbt babe, norm erfIdrt.
iuerbe, bab oas fransOfide Cabinet
ano Die 0iterreidifde 8e9ierung be-
treffs Der Herbprra9enOEen eprppaiiden
.SraseltabnIide @lFdtsn be9ten. Sbre
4olitit lei in0eiien nur cine @olitit
6es 5riebenS nnO 6ie iest ibrerisifs gu
beaipaeppe Nction tperbe alsidIieBlid
aaf frieSfbe 8tpede gertdtet ieiu. J
SIN Sberbaus bes oiterreidilden
&ei6Sratbs ipurOe in Der SiBung bonn
5. stob. 2bef @efebehttbarf iiber oie
iS6ul6erb6ltniiIe nnba bic Gibdebe an
einen alasf6ab bon SdnfseBn berpie :
fen. Das Srun6sefeb betreffs Der
grri@tuns e,nes Sbertribunals, bas
Iber Die bon ser @olfsbertretuns
anseflaeten @finiitsr absuurtbeilen
bat, iuarO in Ser SafIuns an9enoninen,
pie bas .unterbauS bariiber abgeitimmt
battle, ie6o8 nit Dem einen amenoe<
laent, bab bers @eri4tsAof aus elmer
alei6st gIpsaH bon Mitaliebsrr bel :
Der Sauier bes &eidsratbs 3ulammens
eelest iieinfoHe., 600 re latiqAo
sl@raf 8ernstorf, Der preubif4e got<
i6atter in 2onoon mar bon bort in
Berlin eiisetrofen batte cine
LANCE 1lnttrreouns init Dem @rafen
8ismarf gebabt, Die, ,pie man meinte
aaf 8erabrebuns Se5ug bate tpeIde
stuif@en 8reaben atae england betreffs
ibrer SaItaas sle ben lfrapsOiild <ita<
lienii9en Conflict itattfinoen.
l19ie Jptfeisf9 8rOsinsidti i gorre<
fponoens in Berlin bemerft in elmer
8eipredans' 6sr litaItenifden 6raee,
ba6bie Biinl@e uao ,9sotbfdldsse Der
preubiiden &esieruag.sa gunlten Ell
mes friebli6en gugsIsids feien.
lleber ben @usfal. Der @qblen gum
aaieaS preasif8en eanOtag sben,erft
ienes 8latt, oaB er seise, baB bas
preuBii9e @oIf @ertrapen CUR 8egie<
runs babe. J : %
yg9ers Safer ppu9e ferreiA lpar ain
5. EStobeihber duf Ser Nadttbr bon
4aris nit feiueR 8siioern, Dem Sra,
fen Mabrqils unDs einem sablreiden
gefolge in Stnttgart eingetroffen uno
milf stoBenA @eprdnge enipfangen tuor<
Zen. Ser F8onig BON sSartenabers
trus bic Uni ferm eines 19ufaren9ene .
rals.% Sie gan;es @arHiipni mar unter
gSaffen. 3IAa &.falthetI saeJ
5 Ser &Dirigq BON Saisrn bate ben
Safer bon Seferreib gu einem Sof<
oiner unb ID enter @alaporftettung in
Der Spsr tsinselaoeu, Ser Safer
bate 1eoo9 pie glnlaoun9 telesra :
Pga9 abselebnts' er SipeAe2loJ 9nffe
oas Selegrpmnt geleHtet- Dem SOn'9
nur etnen 'etnfobett 'Belu3 abltatten
unb slei9 am &beno iueiterreiien.
a.. 6SIko A.. So;4 u;~;oo. On;4 49,; :
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Sx<ie aus ben Sneprporatienss Arfffeln, tpeIs
de fiirsIih per5iientlidbf murben, er6elt, if bic
SistS9afe In cine 5tst n nio t tat, ME fe
pom legs an benaunt Iperben pirp, tbsrgesan8ei.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-25

! 8unt MaBenunb Srontmen fir
ben . u bille u nj ger" tPus
Fatirefl mir. bab 4rofei3or 0gs
. d, Der Superintendent bet' Stst
Eltnibie rfitatlii d zines ma ii o.
II Ten Gnfes aIeausee5 ei9aeter &ds-
basog erfreut; baB ferner Die 6ist llni<
beriitat, ieitoem bie Stabt Sreii@uIen
fir fatbi9e &inoer er0fnet bat, in eire
SodfduIe umgenanbelt 1T; Oab in
elmer ber Slalen 9enannter Slnitalt
febtfbea Il iaalee 9eite beiSerlei Sc
i6le@ts cine gang famoie gusbilbuns
als 9ebrer erbalten, iuahreao 9lhsfi@tli
borbanoen iinb, oab binnen 8nrsem
nod 20 Deitere 35gtinge btefer &taffe
beigefii9t tuer6en. "a
8ir frpafasa feTrer,a bab 8ro :
fefOr3 sbens ) BID ibid uidt
auf ber 8erian,n,lung Der 2ebrer 9lfIo :
ciatipn baranf. e.nlaifen poIIte, Dab Der
erbdBntea alafs Ssassal Bdssaest
ipuroeu, pie ni6t in Der bur9esnomme :
men 2ettiou entbalten parcn, neil
Examination Der g9alet nidt Ser pors
Itesenoe 8tesa 1ipar, fonbern nur Die
grlaiiternng feiner 2ebrmetbobe.
8dbrenp ser lluterri dtritunpen ,lnb in
Ser alnifaIt s6aeegeu, itebe 6ieies r&laile,
70 tpie fahtutHide anbereu fortnabrenb
Esur 8rafuns fat bilsnisen ofFep, Die fd
EISaflr interefiren.a.@ asa'3 p1h "
~ Bst biefer lgs1egeabfit .tpoaen ipir
nod zines .anberell 4nsfanpes erpab T
ne,tl Der ni6t aneinJsbemI 2oaispilIer
Sing si9sr, fonoear audi oie1sn Nnheren
lsrpbt &opffdmer5e,i btfutfd5tI Infer
Sreif6uIerteeiek ,.f8rslbt namlid Dor,
,Sab in Granddaughter in senea cine
'entfprsdenOs ausaH fafbigerl &inSer
leben, feparate 9duGen fir lSarbtge
erriatst tueroent foGen. SIR Dffritte
.6islabsr ! i:,saiser I, ais 80 tafbise 8inpsr
sablerF 1T Sieeoda feiae RrehifioH fir
lsetroffeu.nu ,tlsds0 ufgsgsp
8rofefTor'fellte Humiad efnenl,
aabfigeas bodF 9eIuafsshen nasoftras
,,iiiibfE oas Sfsifanlsnpsfgh, !, Sis . GENTS
,gsre6te f8sbbsapp tlAllsa T. 55Sqb fSiefe
l&inoer inibt herna@h 6ist d apereen
oiirftettf uibtes sfiibrte Iani SnB in bieIen
Drtenp BEE sfoJrpens tueibe An0 5farbise
8iaOer Observation-Disclosures 1g9uiuntsr<
ri6t lsenieBer.3 Daber, iteinte ler5fo4s
ito ,tiit1 ldeu 9iftriften,a bic MIR gan5
ftpehtse slegertiHoet sabGetGI cine stus !.
ftabnte genaat tuerb en- ttn6i ipAten
bieieIbsn GrTapbnib erbqtten, Sic sau>
hrfiir 8eibe 81 beiu9sn, 5 @tebt5 es
irgeno Semanbeu, 1oer aus lbieierr1 islrs
safnente ben gdlaB siebena fGttn1 oab
9rofe6o + 9sbsn bte 3gfhfibrnng ge>
iniidfer .SauISen, in Glgeiaeinel an :
ifreht? dllnos leudtet es ,nidt Se6er@
mann eth, bab Der beuaBrte 8abngose
I'M 8eat if, Dsnn er auf 96ritte ifinnt,
bees aud fur tneniser dis 80 @eaer<
finser in eire,p Siifrift n,5sft6 MAIDEN.
fib Der Segtulnsen oes llnterridts gu
erfreuenEIs1Ia asHag5o:..3s 5snJgu.
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Gin 9err. Der bieSer gesens iebr wobl betann
unb fegr Be6dtet 1T, Bat bic g8lbl nH9enommen, fdt
abet Dssfes Sa6e feiieH SIP In SSer SacaItdt MID
ns9men. o. tEilhLih LLatr.ItG II 81 40 I
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-25

tsti ,tissis tl-Isi es@-~@ .1Ei1k5 H9EiNgJt3I
TIA Il fDiei kearopa fdrsibt: Die mo :
eetne SeitfnnSs Bat 'ff9 bstdraitIi8 Qbie
erforfauisj ipiisrer forpsrIi5et, 3u>
lfauoet, Ourd bertdisSene. Id finnrsi6e
l9aIfsmittel ufrbr iuefentli6 frleidtert.
/ @lit Bent slnsen,,t 7SbreA sun6 &ebI>
fppfipiegeI beteubtet man bas I9tusins
mere, 6as Sroiitinelfsa Bic Stiainirise
alab bena6barte Ebeile uRol erfenrt Die
&ranf6eiten ODER 9lbnorluitdtena bieier
i5rsats NIT taft niatBeniatifder @epibs
bed, neil lie ebe.t geieHen tperSen.-
auscuItqtion unO Bereufiiop [ gebor6>
nns iia0 BefIopfuns) ababeu sur Gr>
ferbang 1innerer 8aitdnoes nese Sber<
iiin6 llnterf0rpers ebenfdas ibtena Boben
Bertb, itno 'oie, babel ipabrnebntbaren,
init selbtent DIR auf8efabten reridie>
soenen 6erauide nno l56ae if0nneul iiiber
gIrt uho 9ik zines aiebels fcbr mill
foh,lnsne 9Iuflbfafie 9e5en, aber fe.
f0nnen bod siiueileh aud beff9teoen
eebeutet ipsrbgn suno oann bleibt Die
sOiasnoie unfider. i g8ie eripiiuiat es
ipdye, aud bier an @teIle ,oesbSbres
bas eInge frten 81 fonnen, Sriftea f6
fbon in benz atn5dbIise ,Wia etb6rten
lSfoBIepfser aus: id tueau, man bihein<
- - = go
,feba,f0nntel lln6 in per Shat il, Elm
.Anfana gu elmer foldelf inneren gln<
.fGdaung gentadt ipofbetl. a3Dielb duti@
seni @ebilbe sbes 85rpers btifsen in.
.aidt asrineem grdoe, bag-, Bsrin6een,
2idt ourhsuIaifen, aliosbei ffarfer BE-
ieudtane transparent gu werSen. 'SieD
" befaurte isbdtfdde batin Den aIeBten
Sabrsa perfaiscsns astSte anfi Bic Sbse
eefibrt cine ,iolde 0lrdIeudflInB fiiri
beiltiinitIerifde llnteriudun9en nubbar
I3,l MAIDEN. Go fame aIlonaalr Sbarauf
an, Die paIIenbe 8eIsadfuhsshetbobe
su fnben. 'Das sinfabfe sNlittrE ipare
.uohL, babl man Bic 9idfqufge Gieia
ms Snnere oes 80rpere fsIbif peEIegte,
hno toabioies iuenigitsns bsint gfasen
angel, n puf bent Iesten tir;tIiden
Gpnsrsb III 8arls praftifd bargetban
iueroen. 8ei benz BORT bon 9g, Mils
Iiotlan Suao luno 8akes borasflbrteii
(7,si f,.,,.s Il, ke,, ea2 xo.., ~.
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ckarben fir Farmer unr Mncfre.--Die Grafton
0% Wlinerai Sarben Gompagnie utrertigen bic bette,
wohIfee ilnb eaiierbafteSte 5aibe i'm @ebrau; spei
qut aiioeeate init retieW 2einiameft Del perntf6te
Mnftrtd5e Sdlerh d0-f5 abres lie pom einer le4s
ten aunen I6er itBnen G9ocolaoen Sarbe ino fam
n eis crime bIeferne, eju, oliDe ober geIbe BEN
Geid ID mad, uerdnbert merben. Ge lit dniuenbbat
fiir S.mIer Gdeunsn, 7enseil. gaaenf Gtpers Mder,
banaefdf9e EdnaIbopte SD i}fe rtetahene NIB pole
Eobrfant Dat i'm lebten Sabre 5000 guno gebraudD
iinb fam in 9aiier, Giafeitdt tlno beiitgtet pon
ffiner onber rbe iiberiroifen fesroen. Yrets ees
cfiars ef Tdi, pom 300 gfanb, fit ben 5armer fit
Sabre aeiliaeu6 Dian fenbe fir eth &trciar tpedbes
allie ertnilrfdte Nustnft gebt. aeine TT dot Is iet
benit, fie babe bas GefGdfts5eden STATION Mtnera1
S1rbe. Mbreiie: r,-s,,,,,,
nub 6m 5i.EearI strabe, 1e OFT.
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II StstS@Mle tn cine ist n MID 1T, ME fl
pom lees an benaaat r9srDea pirS' absrsssanssii.
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/ T. 0as afaisle NJ ! ! DE i0elp ar e M n I
Ipirh bic REtinar, Semtnas@, Srammat.t= alio eobe
3. Das' 81 olrsnia % spaf t q m ett min bs.
| ielbft su 2ebrera auSbtIben Ipeuen.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-25
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-23
Is Stimulation Necessary ?

This question is practically answered in the arma-
tive by thousands of physicians every day. Sometimes
they prescribe the ordinary forms of ALCOHOL sometimes
tnctures which simply inferior ALCOHOL more or less
medcated; but small proportion of the faculty give
the preference to HOsTETTER's STOMACH BlTTERS,
the most carefully prepared medicinal smulant at
present known It is impossible for prejudice itself to
be blind to the marked with which this exit aor
diny tonic and Alternative has been administered in
of during the last twenty years Ifi
possible TO the whole country for
which had effected Of this obstinate and agonz
ing disease they iOould number millions. No wonder,
then. that 1t has become MEDICINE in every
State city, town and village in the United States, and
that names the most distinguished in literature art and
science the vouchers for its remarkable properties
The immense manufactory at Pittsburgh, with its e1en
sve storehouses is the largest establishment OF the kind
In this country, and, probably, in the world. The
amount ofmanua labor employed in the preparation of
the Bitters, to say nothing OF the steam driven ma
chnery is greater than that Of any other proprietary
medicine establishment this continent, and, by the
blessings of Providence the beneficial results of this
equalled tonic and Alternative coeItensve with its
continually increasing sales 6 November IS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-23

Suppose, however, it was received by the Commits
sioners, is this a compliance with the law? Most
assuredly not. Hence where is the right to re-
deem? The Commissioners only could have en-
dorsed that paper as they did the one presented
by Mr.. Whaley at their ofice-namely, ''Sold De-
cember l. 1868, for taxes, and now redeemable by
minors" This information the petitioner was
bound to notice, as it was matter Of record. But
having obtained it, could he redeem his land un-
der any different rule than the one given by the
Statute? Certainly not. The paper left by the
counsel for the plaintiff was not petition to re-
deem, not compliance, and hence secured no
right
But suppose the paper handed to the Tax Com
missioners by the counsel before the 1st of Decem
ber, 1865, had been an application to redeem.
What then? He is not ''the guardian, or trustee,
or other porson, having charge of the person or
estate of the minor" He cannot take the oath for
them; if he could he did not offer to do SO and he
must still pay the tax, interest, penalty and ex-
penses within the two years limited by the statute
before he can redeem. Did he do this or offer to
do it? No claim is made that he did
Finally, the United States District Attorney in
sisted:
i. That it was not within the power OF the Com
missoners to allow the redemption Of the land OF
the petitioner after the 1s of Eecember, 1865 and
2. The appearance and tender of the money for
taxes, inte' est &c. not having been made prior to
December :, 1855, the time for redemption passed,
and the petitioner has no remedy in this form Of
action.
The Court reserved its decision.
HOTEL ARgIvALs.-lfiNs House,. Nichols, Bos-
ton; Mrs. j. P Norris children and servant, Phila-
delphia; J. NJ. Fisher, Philadelphia; Lymott B.
Bout Utica, n Y; NJ. Sitter, Baltimore; A. G. Pal
frey, Charleston; Thomas Bruce, Liverpool; A. f.
Leman, Boston; William Mead, Jr., New York; F.
B. Forwood. Liverpool; George G. Hastings, New,
York; John NJ. Wright, New York; William 81.
Wright, Alabama; J. J. Middleton, child and nurse,
Baltimore; Gen. B. F. Faust, South Carolina;
Charleston Hotei.-B. L. Bardin and j. W. Ham
let, Mount Holly, S. c.; Samuel Maurice, Kings
tree; Archibald Campbell, City; c. B. Buist, New
berry; W. H. Frazer, Edgefeld; Edward Bancroft
and Miss NJ. T. Gaillard, Newberry H. N. Free
man. Beaufort; ]. S. Turner, New York; George
Gould, New York; B. It. Oliver Lynn, William C.
Jones, Moorehead, N. g.; Henry F. Heriot, George
town; b. Whiting, wife and child, New York.
Pavilion Hotel-C. G. CLARK, Memphis; j. d.
Cornish and Miss Matte Cornish, Aiken, s. c.;
Captain E. W. Lloyd Florence; J. Q. Smith, Lau
rens; Jacob Carroll, Fort Motto; T. b. Crews, Lau-
rens; W. R. o. Veale, Camden.