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Wonderful bar True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned astrolo-
gss and Somnsmbulissie Clarvovant, while in clair
voyant state deneaes the very features Of tine person
You marry, by The aid Of Instrument OF in
power known as the Physehomotrope, guarantees
to produce perfect and e-like picture Of the future
husband wit of the applicant with date of marriage
occupation, leading traits of character &C. TINS Is 10
imposi ion testimonials without number assert
By stating place IF birth age disposition, color eyes
hair and enclosing fifty cents and stamp envelope
ad yourself You sill receive the picture by re-
turn mat. together with desired nforma ior.
s7y- Address it confidence. MADAME GERTRuDE REM
INsroN, P. o. Box 2g7, West Troy, n. Y spnly37
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Cniidren'S Lives Saved for
SD G01TG.

rENHOUSAN DIS or CHILDREN DIE ANNUALLY OF
X Group. Now mothers. II you would spend so cents
always have bottle of DR.. Tobias Venetian Lini-
in the house YOU iced fear loosing your te
ones when attacked with this complaint 1t is IS
Years since have putup my Llnment and never heard
OF child Dying Of Group when my Liniment was used
but hundreds Of of have been reported to
and many sta lift $40 per bottle they would moi
be without it. Besides which, it a certain fol
CUTS Buros Headache, Toothaebe, Sore Throats Swell
mgs sGumps, Collie, Diarrh@a Dysentery Spasms, Old
Sores pains the back and chest. No trie
it without it. It's warranted perfectly safe
to take int, nay Full directions with every bottle
Sold by Druggists. Depot. 90 Cortlandt Street, New
Vcrl, 7vgg
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AEa 5la3ectuiBs Worm Medicine
EsrnsNal,s Warm. fnae GnuIGla

h FO5V1 VHFf1lEEHae NOEMHLs,
OR WORM LozENeEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children and adults attributed to other causes,
occasioued by Browns WORN OoMFITs,
although eGeetua' in destroying worms, TO 20
possible injury 10 the most delicate child, This val
liable combination has been successfully used by
physicians, and ound be safe and sure in era Ii
eating worms, so hurtful to children.
Children having Worms, require immcdi,
ate at euIon. neglect OF trouble often causes
p"olonge sickness.
symptoms of Worms in Children are
often overlooked Worms in the stomach and bowels
cau-e irritation, VIII ch can be removed only by the
use Of remedy. The combination OF dients
used III making B'Ot0n'S " Fe"mijUge C0mfts," is
such as to give the best possible effect with safety
CURTIS BROWN, Propretors, New Yorz Sold
by all Dealers IN Medicines, at % cts. box 1y51
The real Vrpau French Pills cur e sickness at the
stomach, vem ting and heartburn. See notice. Sold
nv fIt Drug SITS
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BRANDRErH'T PILLs.-Our theory: Local
disease whether Of the stomach and bowels, eniarge>
ment Of he joint, Rheumatic pains, Gu anecus erup>
tons even dyspeptic complai 5. boils or whatever
form of such local disease puts on, are so many
''PRooFs" OF iii sordered state of tie blood and
bowels, which
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
correct and cure EXPERIENCE and 10000 certificates
81 this is 4w42 b. BRANDRETH.
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THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT

Both houses have agreed to adjourn without
day on the 18th of next April, and what they
do of account until then l will write of in my
next.
INVESTIGATION REPORT.
Before closing, I must tell you that the rail
road bribery investigation committee have
submitted a report, stating that it is ineXpe-
taken, and that resolutions allowing the com
mittee to publish only what they think prop.
er have passed the Senate and been concurred
in by the Assembly.
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np,obn,e-Reno-hn County Court.

In the Of the last viii and testament Of Chris
tophvr MuFg', deceased
IA READING aud fling IN instrument 10 "ri-
W ing gu por iug he he last Will ana teStsmehg
IF % rsto her biugRy late OF Brsto deceased, ana
also IN. ACCOMMODATING petition Of Eizaoeth muggy,
sr,,,rs. a,,t,no erG no other things that the
aid Ghrstophar Muggy latel died At b iso' n said
county that said instrument Is the ,asl WIN aLo tes-
tin,r - ne ideoticnI Ez4beth Muggy named and
appointed IN and BY the said last viii aud testament
$500 g.. bea ing the proofs OF said last Will and
iestameni. &c It's otderd that the proofs Of said
instrument be heard before the Judge OF this Court
on Fridav the 2Gtu day Of April, A. d. 1861, at 2
ojco.k NJ at his office IN the city Of Kenosha. Aud
II IL uriher ordered that public notice thereof be
q ven to I'll persons interested by publishing copy
Of his order for thee successive weeks successfully
PRIOR TO laid day OF hearing IN he Kenosha Tie e.
graph, weekly newspaper printed at Kenosha in
SAID county.
Dated April 1st, a. 1857
ANTHONY VAN WICK,
3w44 County Judge.
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AS- YOUNG LADY returning to her country home af-
ter soourn of few in the City was hardly rec
ognized by he friends. In place OF a coarse rustic
flushed face, she had soft ruby complexion of almost
marble smootess and instead of she re-
ally appeared but eighteen Upon inquiry as to the cause
of great change she plainly told them that that she
used the CIRCAS SLIM Balm and considered it an
invaluable aequsitio to any Lady's toilet By its use
any Lady Gentleman improve their personal APP
pearance hundred fold 1t is simple in its cOmbna
tomas nature herself is simple yet unsurpassed in its
efficacy in drawing in purites FROM also healing cleans
ing and identifying the skin and complexion BY its di-
rect action the cuticle it draws from all mpur
ties, kindly healing the same, and leaving the surface as
Nature intended it should be, clear soft smooth and
eautifu Price ST. sent by mail express receipt of
an order w. l.. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
spnl 81 No. West Fayette ST., Syracuse, N. Y,
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same.
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SPE~z.gL NOTICES.
Free to Evervhndp

Large opp. Circus ing information Of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how The homely may become beautiful
the desp'sed respected, ard the for saken loved
NO young lady or gentleman should fail to send
'heF address, and receive copy post paid by re-
'uFn mall Address P. 0 Drawer, 81,
| Sn0m6I Troy N. Y
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ceased.
AN READING ard fling The petition OF Joseph
Knuov, Of Baltimore, in the state OF Maryland,
and taxing due proofs Of the same, represeating
sr,o,p other things that Catharile Sonuen, late ~
he couuty OF ReuosbA, dled leaving certain person
al nroperty in State Of Wisconsin; ira said de-
cpased was the time Of her death ihhab ant Of
-9id deceased and trustee of an existing express
tyus created by said deceased and while said trust
involves and requires an administration OF said
rate: and p aging that administration Of said estate
be Z auted 10 said Joseph KnuOv
Il is ordered that SAID petition b. heard before the
Ju dye OF this Court Saturday the z7lh day OF
April %. D. 1861 at ten O'Clock A.. NJ, al his Office in
The city Of Ksnosha Aud is further ordered that
lct.ce hereof be- gwen TO the heirs OF said deceased
aud 30 all per Sous interested, by PUBLISHING copy OF
this order for three successive weeks prior said
DAY Of hearing ia ths Kebo-ba felegt aph, a weekly
newspaper published 10 KenosAa N sad county.
Dated , enosha, april LIST. 4. d. 1867
3w44 ANTHONY VAN WYCK,
County Judge.
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nRRalER R GE I'd.

March goth 1868 in this city at the
residence Of The brides father by Rev. Richter
Charles A. En- Of salem, and Miss Fanny NJ
Harff of Kenosha.
With the above we acknowledge the receipt of
liberal printers fee.
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Michigan.
DETRor

DETRorr April l.
The election in this State has passed of
with but little interest and the vote is dis
gracefully light, but is accompanied by a
general increase in Republican mgiorities.
The State ticket is elected by large ma
jority, and the Constitutional Convention
will be overwhelmingly Republican.
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Know thv Oes+inv

MADAME E T. THoRNroN, the gfeat English Astrolo-
gis Claifvoyant and Psychometrican who has aston
ished the scientific classes of World has now To-
Gated herself at Hudson, n Y Madame Th,rnton NOS
sesses such wonderful powers of sight as to ena
BILE her to mpart knowledge of The greatest Importance
to the single married of either While in state of
trance she deneaes the very features of the person Won
to marry and by the aid of instrument of intense
power known the Psyehomotrope gu to uro
duee fe-ke picture OF the future husband or wife of
the applicant together with date marriage position in
life leading traits of character &C. This is no humbug
thousands Of testimonials assert She will send
when desired certified certificate, written guarantee
that the picture is what it purpors be, By enclosing
small lock of hair and stating place Of BIRTH dsno-
stioI, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope
addressed to yourself You viii the picture and
desired information by return mail All COMMUNICATIONS
sacredly confidential. Address in confidence, MADAME
L. F. THORNTON p. o. Box 223, Hudson " Y spnlv97
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% IA E TER CT
OFFICE OF THE KENOsHA TELEGRAPH.
Thursday kDril 4th 1871

OrFlCE Or II1E hENOSHA IEbEGRAPH. :
Thursday, April 4th. 1867.
GRAIN MARKET-The bad state Of the roads
restricts transactions and the business doing in the
market is light Sales are No Spring wheat at
2,1oa2.30; No 2 s Soa2 90, and ,4Oa1.7O for re
jected. Barley is firm and prime samples would
bring 81 I0a1.2', but ordinary to good No bring
6gaSl co. Oats 5ac for good No 2, and 53a55 for No
1. Corn in the ear 3SaiOc. Rye $l,10a1 90
PROVISION Butter is in fair demand and sales
are 25a2Sc. Eggs IS. Potatoes are scarce and for
the local demand sales have been made at 75 but
shippers not offering above 5Oa55c. yoo 47a50
and large receipts for the week
Dressed hogs are lower with sales at 81 GOAT ! 25
for light and $7,5Oa77 IS for heavy weights
Chicago w a.rISeG.
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Ohio Elections.
CINCINNATI, April

Full returns from all the wards give
Charles F. Wistach, (Union,) for Mayor,
400 majority. The average majority fol-
the whole Union ticket is about 5000,
showing Union gain Of about 1850 over
last fall. The election for councilmen
shows ID Union men and Is Democrats
are elected, a gain of Democratic Coun-
Gilman. The new Council will stand rs
Union and 10 Democrats The total vote
of the city is about "a, 000-6, 900 less than
last fall.
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How different you soldiers are from US, Il
said Arabella to tue captain. With us i
conquest only begins, while with you it
ends the engagement"
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MARRIAGE ARD CELiBACY, an Essa
Of Warning and Instruction for young men. Also Dis
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers wit
Of relief Sent free of chorge in seaed lete
uyeloPes. Address, DR.. }. SKlIIiN HOUGHlOh, How.
q hEs0ci auOn, Philadelphi Pa. 1y47
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DAYTON, o., April

The whole Republican ticket is elected,
the average majority being 400-a Repub-
lican gain. The Democrats gain two coun-
cilmeD.
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MILwAUKEE. April 3.
FLoUR--Firm. Sales ofXX at 1890; y at s11.25
also.
WHeAT-Advanced per GENITAL S487 for No 1
50 IS for No q 50 Is for No 3. and 27 Tor reject
ed.
CoES-Firm at sl7815 for No. / and s1.61 for new
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Eg- AT 'Workingman's Eating House.
in Cincinnati, beefsteak is furnished at five
cents.
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Office.

En Probn5e-K "moshn County Court.
Ia the matter Of the of Catharne Semen, de-
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II Kerr Co., Texas, is overrun with grass
hoppers.
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& PECE.RE .V'D TBCES.

!. Z. !: I. !: |. !. |.
"a A-ze HA a. just issued-"THE PEo-
8 eta Sta AA PIES Own Book OF REC
~ Ai III "a n 81 ~ IPEs,' containing over
Sd ~ E9 "a " H 1000 Recipes Agents
"a 81 IA u 81 81 III wanted Male or Female,
"a d 81 q q ~ " in every town and city in
IA n 81 "a b 81 RI the United States, 10
IL u Ia 81 IN 5 III whom we offer the most
ri 81 ID IA 81 III E# % liberal terms. Send for Il
u 49, ~ Ses% . circular
SCHOFF g. VINEGAR.
KenOshd, Wis.
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April showers bring May flowers.
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The Union ticket in st. Louis had about
2,70O majority.
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GROUND LAND PLASTER!
RESOURCES

We have received quantity of Fresh, ground
land plaster in Bulk, and offer 1t for sale in quaint
ties to suit, either loo be-, ton load.
Call at the House Of the
KENoSHA PIER Co.
April Sd, 1857 4w4i
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A MEDAL TO FIELD.

Senator Shoes from select committee made
a Just and elaborate report on that part Of the
Governors message relative to the Atlantic
cable and Joint resOl ltions introduced by the
committee in the Senate thanking Cyrus w.
Field for his ability and energy in cOnsuma-
ting the trans Atlantic communication and
for the Governor to forward the expression to
him accompanied with such medal, proper
" inscribed, as the Governor may deem APP
propriate TO present in the name Of the state,
have been concurred in by the Assembly. ]
trust that the intended tribute may be care
fully considered and prepared, so that the SEN
timGnts of the people Of the State to an ingen-
ious and untireing benefactor of The race may
be handsomely and durably shown.
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An Original Certificate

al Vr'pau French Pills cue sickness at the
venting and heartburn. See notice. Sold
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t6ipamm bis in bic Nfitte Oes sSluiTes
uno nurbe pabrf6cinlid bon 8ran1pisn
erfabt.
2onbpn. 26. SUM.

2onbon, 26. SUM.
8tins Napoleoli ipirD 9raTbeut oes
@ongrelies perOen, Der iid perlammeln
foll, nm cine steidf0rntige Scalu iiir
Sob nno Silbern,iinscn fir Guro a
aussuarbeiten. (OaS pdre cine lueiIe
Geform). a2
@m SuIi gebt bic neue @onitituz
tion Der i6uar3< meiB srotben si rs.
oeittlden CONFEDERATION in &raft. -
(Mann miro eS cine GRO B.beutlt6e
1d)nars ROTH goloene CONFEDERATION
Derben R.
aueensto n, 26. Suni.
SOnigin @iftoria bdlt cine arose
Sruppen 9tepue in SDoe 8arf am S.
unb 6. SuIi.
Der 9fath Der britifden Neform@
9eague bat cine Norelle an Die S6lfer
F@uropa's erlaiien, lporin &riea unb Die
@rbaltung itebenber 9lrmeen auf's 8it>
terlte 6enuncirt miro.
Die banii9e 6eaieruna bat Dem
Sorl9lag YreuBcns, oaB iie bie natios
nnlen Gedte beuti6er 8tipobner 9tnrt1
Sbleswtgs 9uarantiren foGe, ab9c>
lebnt.
939,697 galIen 8aumuoIIe nurben
pabrenb Oes am 1. 9lpril beeaOiaten
Sabres aus Bombay erportirt.
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betlu6eten auserorbentIi9e 9iderbeit,
@eIbfbertrauen uno oIse@eIaiIenbeit.
Gr iab aus iuie elm Wfann, Der trob
feiner fbIedten 8leibnng nit einem
S0Hig oertebren fonnte, obne iein Be
n,bnien 81 iuedfeIn, unb Slaaf's We
fen entiprdd gang fsiner Mnsenfeite.
Mud Der iibermiitbisite Sp0tter lpirbe
an nzieiner ielbitbeipusten SaItuua nid,ts
2a9erli@es entoedt 6aben.
Sfa@ einigen Winuten erfdien goo<
freg in fdlidter WaIerbloufe. Gr mar
unteiaea sansea&opf grober als @tone,
luenigitens fdien es TO, benn oes @lten
bobe @elialt mar etipas aebiidt unb su.
iamnengeinnfen. @oafreb fab alter
aus, ais er lpnr.a Ser Grnif 6es Sc.
bens nadte aufibn feinen Ginfu6 ael>
tend, bod lemdtete in i:inen Muaen
oas Seuer Der 9eibenfdaft unO oes tie.
feren Sentens. .gr, mar ettpas beipeat,
oils er ben Suipelenb6noler beariiBte
un6 befen 6arae6otene Slnb erarifT.
$50 tpareit Sic Die aanse @ode?'
fraste gtone. sd bate au arbeiten,
nm raid raid borluatts su tommen. a
- limb mann mblIen Sic ma d Nom auf>
breden?". nSebr balb nun, Mr. stone.
llnn.ittelbar nod 8eeu6iguna einieer
@uitrase.H S1lin, bic unaeleben auf
Der Sreppe btriueilte, lauldte eeipannt,
ais ;fe gOefre1s 8emertonar iiber Die
I 9ftife b0rte. ygHoIIen Sie- auf cine
Stunbe ilIit mad Der Britannia"
fomnten?H fnBr Stone fort. SD be.
oenre, bieb abIebnen su mIEen,. ere
iuieSerte @Obfrrb; . 4,.aayq
/ j., (6ortiebung feiat.
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.s H4fl. Sdiiken@8erein. 81, III
gegriinbet: Sanaar 1866.
= Miteiieeefta6l; -. l4 j 5I4tE1
Grter S9ahepmeifer: ". Seftp. .s....
htpetter : - y SobH Seb. ~
S9tsmeifter: q. S. Bolmann.
!. { I. Secretdr Sobn 9ihm. s'--3 4ssti'
= go ., 3. @ol. .r,.r4l sd .s-l.3,.-
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-Gbieago, 26. Snni.


Die MiGiganf conlfitiifioneHc Gpns
bentioft ennpfng beiite ben 8etfdt 6es
Gomites fur 6ablberebtigltng. I. Der
8eriAt empieblt 6as QluSitreiaen bes
gOrtes ,,tpeib" aus Ser Gonititution,
ipeldes aud anfdfligen Snoidrern bas7
9tedt sunt Gtimmen ertbeiIen fpiiroe.
Die Demofrntett i'm Goniite iino i'm
Yrinsip Der Yropoiitiou nidt abhoIo,
aber Te perlangen, Onb iiber on8 Siegersi
ftimtnredt leperat abgebanoeIt tperbenj
foa. DaS Gomite iiber Milis berid<.
tet ebenfaas fur MusfreiAen Oes gSors
tes ,,peib." glud iollen ggemptionen
religi0ler GcrupeI baIber audfer nnb
Gbater J nnr III Sriebens3eiten gelten.
Cincinnati Sbio, 26. SUM,
@eorg 8eil, Elm Delttfdcr, ertrant
aeltcrn uabe Mil Gtert Bride. Der
8er1Orbene mar Elm gutter Sdipinnier,
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Ten lines OF solid nOnpareil make one square.
Yeally advertisers will be entitled to disco ant
Of 10 per cents. s
Every other day (e. o. d.) advertisements wi l be
charged two thirds of the ;,b rates.
each insertion. $40
Special or ity Item notices. 20 cents line first,
and 10 cents a line every additio' al insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at he
tGo so cents II square.
All advertisements due from date of first in
S5tion. Herea ter the cash system will be adhered
and no transient advertisements will be taken
yMless accompanied by the money.
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
Office No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE,
(over w. T. Berry & Co.'S Book store,l
P. o. Adress LOCK Box S3.
NASHVILLE, TENN
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stlcgrapD. Nad)ridtcn,
Guropdiider Miinseon9ref.
Nfidbi9an .. 6.
0as 3es, peIdcs lid UNI
q. S. su m nj nsiebt.
sMi6i9am .. &.
g E m Mnrf. 26. SUM,

N em y 0rt 70. Sunt.
@eneraI 8rant bat ieine Intlport
on Sberioan ertbeilt, uerweigert es
aber, 6ieielbe gu publieiren, bebor Der
Yrdli6ent suriiffebrt. ~
Sic Sfice bon @arrett alderman,
friiber @lerf in 8ugen @ountD, tuurOe
our9 @inbre9er aufgebro9en unb I'M
5000 Sbaler &egierungs <8onos be-
raubt.
@erldte bon bier 8anferotten in
2iperpool linb i'm nmlauf.
3uei Sabafipinnereicn tuuroen beute
bon benz Steuer 8eamten nit 8efdlag
belegt. s .
Cine bon 8aIbeiton in Stem Srleans
ein9etroFene Depei9e melbet, DAP elm
6itreidil6er OIhSier MaTilttiIiau's Oas
ieIbit burd9efonnlen iei, Der ineloet
baB Der &aiier begnabi9t tuorben iei
nnter Der 8e0inguilg, baB er bas 2ano
fobalO berIdBt, ais Die Sifen bon Sam<
pieo ober 8era Gru5 fir feline, &6reiie
often fnb.
@etret1r Stanton bat an General
Sidle5 9eidrieben, oab er fid meigere,
feline Gbberuiung anSuoronen, iuie er,
Gidles, eS perlangt babe. = (SaS lit
redt, Stanton. 9lllc gbrenndnner, bie
aftip init DENOMINATION 5u tbun baben,
lnilllen bleiben, no ie Ilno. J
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B afhinatoln,..2 26. Suni.

Ser Surratt 8roseB 9ebt lcinen
rubi9en Sang fpeiter. Sen. @rant mar
beute auf Ser 3eugcnbanf.
SON. s-sS.s s. Yef, glliller Miniiter<
NeIOent in 9aDti, itarb gu SPORT au
8rinee am 6ieber,agt 5aaaaa48D
Ser II. g. Sampfer Sacramento
erI'tt totalem Sdiffbru6 ab 8olconoa,
Ma6ers. Ollie Nannl6aiten ipuroen
aerettet. Gs mar cine G6rauben<
Oampferl9aluppe, bielt ,307 5onneni
trug fieben l6uere @elaiibe unO ftanO
i'm Commando 6es Gapifdin GoIlinS.
Collector 8eao9g telesrapbirte bon
'gtelp Sreans, Der 8eridf lei fidt
iuabr, Oab oas 9elbe ,Sieber ausgebro>
den fsi.
8ierunooreibig Senatoren, alio bier
mebr ais ein Quorum, lper6en ain 3ten
Suli in Walbirgton eintreffen.
Sas v9au8 Smpeadment< @onlite"
berlanmett iid nlorgen, I'm. lHebr 5enS
gen su bernebmen.
Ser 2ofal @onlmiiiioner fiiri6ffents
lide 2anoereien beri6tet bonn 9unts :
bile, 9l[a., 6aB tuabrenD Der Wionate
April uno Wfai 555 ssaruen bon ettua
Al, 1872 AGer su Der proDuttiben Starfe
jenes StaateS sugefiigf iuot6cn iino.
Dies 9cfdab unter benz Geieb bom22.
SUM 1866, iucldes fiir bic Dispolition
0ffentliAer .4an6ereicn in 9llabdma,
Miiiiiiippi, 2ouiliana, NlifanlnS nno
ssloriba an iold)e forgt, bic 9eirnitdtteil
fit tuirflide gicOcrlaliuns eriperben
ipollen.. &.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-27
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