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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
IN BANKRUPTCY

J6Sss no ;rS hermit betar mt sematbt. haR am
&G%O Nopember 1867 elm gBarrant III Bankruptcy
eeaen has 8ermDgen uen 6. 8. 6oriptbe gu
lafIen mnrSen if, IpeI1er dAf feine 81 enc etiann
bin fir bancroft ertdrt uorbe M caB ao Die 3ab=
iuuqpou Suloen rne 1leberliefernn9 pon@igentbant,
peloes benz bancroft SrtGrt sebSrt; i'm cher su
feinelA gebrau9 unb bic neberiragung pom irgenb
seinem @isentbum burdb ibn 9efest9 perboten ttno
bo6 cine 8eriammIing non ben 9ldnbt9ern hes GEE
fa1ttett fir ban terotf GrtIdrten, hre orbernns
ae Al priifen uno enen ober mebrere &iguees ietnes
8errnEaens au er1pdbEen, an II. December 1867 um
llbr Normtttaes ais Elm Court Of rtrnpteY tn Der
Office hes 9featfters in g5antruptcn, Gaibuile,
Tennefiee, SO. 82K Gburd5 StraBe, Dor germ
AIeranSer 8. Brabtep, Regiiter, 9ebaiten iper>
ben fon. 1919 U. ". s0iascoGs -
I! np26 I'm Ser. st. @arf9au, Nef1eneer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
IN BANKRUPTCY.

ga tpirb bfermit betannt semadbt. haR am
SSO. Nppember 1867 elm 9Barrant in Bankruptcy
ge9eti has 8ernt6gen poR 6. o. Ne o b . gu godms
fatipu gobertion County i'm Staat Tenneiiee erafien
porbsr if, melder auf feline esene 9ettton bin fir
Bancroft ertIdrt uorben 1T, bab alp bic 3abung po
S9nIben unb 1leberlteferung pDn Gi9enthnm, wel9es
BEN bancroft Grtd rte geb6rt, an i'm o6er so iei@
mem gebran utl6 bic tlebefraglng pom irgeno etnem
Gigentbnm olr ibn geiesli4 perboten fih; baB cine
&eriantm ung pom ben @ldnbtgern bes genannten tlr
6drferott erfldren, ibre Eorbsrun gen gu prifen
unb-einen pber mebrere Affignees ieines 8ermbgens
su erpdbIen, am 3. Sanndr 1868 I'M 10 ubr 8ormtts
tags oils elm Court Of Bankruptcy in bet OtFee oes
Reatiters in Bankruptcy I'm Court 9alfe IN Sprigs
ifelo, Senneffee. DOR germ AIeranber g. 8r D.
ep, &e9ifter, gebaIten rperbenfoG.
c.. &c. GlaSccd,
hp2i1m Ser. ct. Rarf9aH, 9efienser.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
@arper's Meeflt),i
elegant Ourdpes illuitrirt. !.
Gabfcriptipnett.

J. Q o o." *af -eE ,g'y.6
Die Seransseber baben elm Spitem NIT Sem gpfts
Separtement einsefibrt, Sur9 weIbes iie has Rasa'
sine. fouie TIRE gSeetIp 9enen, weI9e es porsieben
b:eieIben Siretteppn Der Office bes SerauSseberss
besiebei,, nit 20 cents pro Sabr sufenSen wsrben
ieSpd muB bteier Betrds an bic 9oitsOfce Ses subs
fcribenten, besabIt iuerben. 9pftmeifer ober seut
bic faretubs eitnnsea gu bestsben wlnf9ens erRal
ten aaf gefianser show-Biils. - -
sc. 8ebinautt8en.
6arper,s BeefIp fir Sabr $500.
Cine Grtra Niihtrter, pom gseeflp pie pom Wo9ae
ajne trfrS iebert Ghib, Der anf Nuinmerna &A.OO
abpnnirt, gratis uerabfol9t.
5sbIenSe aammern tSnnen ieberaeit na&seIefert
Ipeiheit.
cine MeibenfoIge auer Rummern bes SabreS pom
Sdrpefs Deefp fperben burb GTpres, frei peu nntos
iien unb nieslisb eebuueen fir 81 perianbt. Cine
ponndnbige Musgobe, neun Sabradnee antfofienbs
pirS BET GinienSans oor $5.25 pro SaPrgang, NIT
Rad5abIune ber Grams pprtsRoiten perf9tdt peroen.
Sere Sabreaire eri@eintam titen Sanaa 1867 uOa'
fGnbig.
& 6arper s. 8rDtberS, 3
24Sbn Il ranflin SQUARE, 0etp gpre.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
Sffaiene Mnseiae,t.
Difrift Court Der 8ereiuiateu Staaten fir
ben Mtittel4D flfrift BON Sennefee.

sn Sodbeu ssrtoos NIB Roberts, aIs bancroft Grs
tldrte, Maittels 9tfiritt uca Eepneiiee, IS.
ga wirn biermit beeannt gemndbt, ban am
SS2. Houember 1867 elm Barrnnt OF bankruptcy
our ben Ditritt Court Der @ereinigten Staten tur
fc5aft@e unb befonbere 8ermbgen pom $. Ut. Bria9s
unb G. 6. 9oberts, 9artners unter Der Strma Brta9s
u. 5tot erts ~ Raibuae i'm @oniitp pon 9aptfton nno
Staot Eenfieee ipebe aiIf ihre eigene 9ettion bin
banterstt erfdrt nurbe, erIaen purbe, 6aB aio bic
BesabIung pon S9uIben une. be ueberliefernn9 pon
@iaentbnr1, weIes ben bdnferott @rtldrtsn gsbort,
an lie pner ~ ibrem @etraude mnh bic nebertragnng
uen irgenb einem Gisentbum 6nrt tie gsfeBlih pet<
boteM finb; haB cine 8erfammInng BON ben tSldnblE
germ Der genonntem bantefoH ertIdren I'M 59re 0ors
6eruraell an prifen nnf einen ooer mehreie A9nees
hires 8errnSaens az ernGben, an IT, December 1867
UNI llbr 9taebmittags OILS Elm Court OF Santrnptep
in DIT Office Ses 3egters III Bankruptcy, 9faf4piue
Eenneiiee, SO. S2k Gburdb StraBe, Dor Serri'
MIeranber 9. 8raelep. Gegtter, 9ebaltei1
peroen isu. y. %. Otdseo0s
np& sm Scr. staoten Rarfbau, Meifenger.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NssS tpirn bierinit beFannt sematbt, naE am
SSO. Nopember 1867 elm g4arrant in 8urtrnptcp
eegen bas 8ermSgeu pon Sbomas s. Beai gu
5annberspiae, SUMMER @onntp i'm Staat Zen eilee
bin fir bancroft erfdrt ,pprben lit, baB alto bic
Ga lung pom S9sI6en unb ueberIiefernng nor Gt@
ion ober au einent gebrap5 unS bic tlebertraglits
non rserl6 einem Gieentbum bprG ibn 9efeslid uers
boten finb; SaB cine @erfanlmIing BON ben @IGnbts
germ bes 9enannten fur bancroft Grtldrten, UNI thre
Hanees feines 8ermDgens 81 errpdbIen, am 81. 9es
sember 1867 UNI llbr 2aGmittass ala elm Court OF
Bantruptep in Der Office ees Restfers in Banfrnptep
i'm Court SaMfe su @a4attn, Tenr., por germ
AIeranber Q. SraSIep, Mestfter,l ebaItef1 ners
ben foa. y. u Olaseod,
z np26 I'M Ser. ct. MarI9aH, @eifenser.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
DeffelltlidJer 8ertaRf.

ESraft elmer DplIniacbt. peIdbe SaineS Btls
DNiianiS am IL. Sauuar 1868 euSgeiteut bat unb
meltbe in Der @eai5terS Office fur 4apbfon Gouttns
gnG SO. rs, Sette $40 etnaesei9net worben IT,
rperbe i'd
am al. Ge3ember 1867
DOR Der Gcurtbaas EbHre Der Stabt saaibpiHe pers
Ben asnb 9raet I'm GiDiI 8ifritt yso, IA in senenns
TEN Gouittp, auf meI9em Somes gBtutams uoRut uito
1deber $50 M6er entbdlt. Der 2anesTfoct ltegt az
Der 4anbftrabe BON gajbuiHe mad elartsptle, 5mDlf
TetIen BON Der GtaSt 1ofbpile. Mhf befuptem eanos
Erdet tefuben f Elm Iueftbpcner Obiignrten, eitt,
boItenb 5000 feline DbfbGnme iihb etren Meinberp
ft aiemlid 1000 MebitSden; e. TT gut rereben NIT
ME febIenSen AueHeh bes beten Bafers, bat ettpd
400 Ader inter enee bet @eit oeer bop oet gr6Bte
TbeiI befieben, III gut beraI6et no enthdlt cute S,s
proponents. Die BefkunG fcH sntEpeoer TIM @an5en
nber II, eetrennten 9heIen rertauft meroen, pe %
aaferi aenehui TT. vile, peIde 81 fnllen tufni4en,
ftBden ftd an SGmes @HidnlS anf BEN Yase pennen,
Ser ibnen bic adnbereten aeigen ptro.
g.rtaufsbeoin9ungen:
Gine 6dlfte Boar unb bic an6ere au Credit fir spSI
Ronote NIT SntereiIen BON Datum an &dnfer baben
Woten nb Side belt 81 eerndbfenttlo bas eanb iptro
tiIr 9abIuna bes 2auigeoes perppf nbet bletben.
Die &dnbere pirD ~ ieber Sett yor benz ~ Detenbsr
1867 10 tfsfen BeefnGnngen rerfanft, psnn 6 &aitS
iebbaber Bel Sames HiIIauts, BEN Mssnten pof VI
: S''''"' ''"''''" GR. g. Jprbau,
mi BIB TrWitee3c.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
2ppfcIlt Nfcitsttaim
!Gr5iebungs Snifitult

cN4ep. q. y. Bancroft. grinsipaI. 4car6tne'
Sto0 8orausbesablnna. Ndnftsr GURUS beginnt Is.
5topember 1857 Mnb rp6brt 3oanst9 MoUen. 2Segen
Gtreularen, rpele aes Ndbere eitthalten, psnee man
fidb at ben 8rinSipal oeer
.g4ti}ssF O. q. Garpenter. SUIT.
as 44aae4 aa aootent @ountatn, Eenn.
Refersnsen-Son. Serace Rapnarb unc Son. gBni
Weficn, Tfuitess ftr Ssnnsiise, iepN 2sRtw
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
1isf s1tllincrfitdt.
..s3.TiG.ireuta,rt,.'

49,. - .,,.,.
sfsSs hir,! Tqrss f,3s. Il s5s s
0ssl - es UerSe,, mir. bereeaas,oen
's y" = p w. - $500
II u g''l15
asa ers nms.',t t anS s.ss
sSa a.,i ~. ,,, 1,teiRs * - 81
$500 S tr Nm ssbran trientaem fein, peIde i
Es4tss =, ashrern n,,sbiISen ,ueIlel..-
iah q ,fyG.n nj q 1 i, m % r. EN- MI,
sies S;e o+er ,tib ettert Gpfaoe istiS bic b1bere
wsi9es o.s a s MIA sasart enaeritet menn bins
q "a ~ I'll Gtoe, fir
tissss snortement serSen r'S Gre in Der 66beren
sduIe es5aItem mespen.l e Tisfa e
d
SUtta$yeaIS -
so,5eb. betrSot a. 90 IN ora,isbesabI una tut an
GspGrtements. S@ates psrben nir fir eitssn Rona
fegtFr'rt. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29

- orhs, ctr @aru,er unn Glncere.-Die @rafton
Is Ireral Sarben 6ompa8nie usrisrtiesn ots bette
~ mil reE,ef 2eniamen Del permif4te
Emstrxs SSuern fO-i5 sabre; e tt pom elmer
Gse S ger as ass se
" ssMs I'm nerinbert ipet6en Sic 1T antpenbbdr
iir Ser g3uaen. 5sls @sgsn stm . g sa
g a. fsmeriicber hi Mnb gad sticr TEN
9a%sa ~ ~ I'M Iesteu sabre 5000 nb aebyau
SaS' ia IN IN pasr slaei.d. nsO Sefgssst oe,
ssiss ~ - RON 800 Pflnb, iir ben 6arner fir
crSxs ,s~saenS. Wan fenbe fur Elm Circular, uedes
NH eS;,rsfe MsiSlnt gebt 0elne tn dt, ga iet
Sets. he babe bas gef@affsss'pea: Wraftou Wsnsral
Uaspe. AOssis DANIEL BIDWELL,
~. am 25AypsasI etrabe, ge OFT.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
@nrppdifbe OSabritbten.
@abteutf9Ianb.


8arnbiibler, Der niirtembersifde 8ress
n,iernliniFer, in Der ipiirteinbersiidenl
Observation-Disclosures allf cine Nnfrage
oes Serrn Wobl, baB feline ipeiteren |
llnterbaublnnssu stuifden i8reuBen
unb ben fiio6eatfden Stdaten betrefs
elmer tpeiteren, ienen 9taaten unb Dem
uorbbeutlden 8uno semeiniamen Sef
ieBeebung i'm Ganse ieien. g
Die bairil6e 9tesieruas beidafti9t
iia init benz 8roiect elmer &eiOrm Der
bairii6en 0ei6sratbstaumer gu ben
As erbli4en unS is lebenslansli9sn /
Neitsliebern geoenft iie iest nod 80
8ertreter Ser @faote un6 bes Fa6en
aanOes, Der Bdfenidaft, bes Sanbels
unb Ser Snonitrie binaasusieben. Il
Sine Neiin9ener 8eitung bate bic
Nadridt sebrodt, bab bic friiber pros
iectirte Seiratb stuifdeu benz &0nis
bon 8aiern pab Der Serso9in Sopbie
nod ni6t absebroaen iei. unb bab bic
germabIuns am 20, Sob. itattFn6en
pirse. Dieie Slnsabe 1T ieood feitens,
ser Geaieruna fir ourdaus ,nbearans
Oct ertlart poroen'. .f 9
- Die bremii6en 8erten 9@iffss
@rpebientea baben biefer Sage in
soIae elmer firslid5 tuieoer erfd,ienes
mem obriafeitIihen ,8etanntmadb dung
hire 9laenten il, ben neuen preusiIben
8robinsen babou benadridtiat, bab
mad, {. prerb. MinifertaI. @rIab =
1. sic MbfdIiebung bon gertraeen,.
mad tpeIdbeu iidb 9Iusiuan6erer
oeoen @mbfana BON 3gorfd1iifIen
aur fpateren @barbeituna sberieIsi
ben berpftidten fBearinbune BON
SaIbpadts TerbaItniller), ais
aud ,,a sei s.s rs.....fa
3. ieoer auf Die 8eforberuua bon
9lusmanberern mad grafiIieu
aeridtete @eldaftsbetrieb inter
Slnbrobuna Der 8uradnabme ser
ertbeiIten @onceilion unteriaot
1T. (grem. Slustuauberer 3ta.)
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NV -. .al'I " ~. s a.. asst.rss,,sa
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fnsnfsns h;s s5 =, h,n brsits,r,I milf
Ssia,nonts b, tb a;;rf,I onf,fa,Ien.
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5;shaa' s,,,,,t.. ,,,;t', q,;o,,o,,ts,, nsr !.
,;srf 1'iGrSfi,H .roTs,.tsr ma ,oIs.
Saas Str.,,ss,Ss.r ~ Ss;oss,,, ovf 81
@t;rn ,,,,S H. srors o,,f Ssn, & (; ano,,
i, rs;d,stsr Observation-Disclosures '9is
Or yIeronara. 8 'sofesBomr,o,
merS,e' ibrsr sodter fofots unS bis AMI
sauid,,,no. e;,,er e5bmefter her gSerIob .
Ton aI;5 Ir,,o ore;hfoIIs ein sfe;b MN
@sifS.rf s ~ Isnos l'ner ,sGeite5 I;efe,,
@trs;fsn bon. seoneeaafo,,,,,t ,,,,S
@orSfoff sic cine .obTTofe sreuoe hou
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
MieSiSinif6f Sdtultdt~
.asg Der IL ns.s
1tniperfitdt bDis Seaf bpile.
GURUS bon 1se7.-es.

{ .
Der reseImaBige 2ebrs Gurins rpirb ON
Grffeii Wfonta8 i'm Sfo1ember 1867
beainnen ,.,,S am 1. ,Rars 1865 i4iieBen..
taa i'm Dttcber anfan8en nnb etten Depnat
bauern. 9tegeImdbige @orIeiun9en pGsrene .oieiem
Wtot,ot nit &lint, Secriibun9en nnb SehscaratfSs
hen.
@ebIbren.
Ttdets fir ben aansen GURUS. $l05.0 90
NatrcuIattons &offeu -. $500. 49, q 2.no "
7@ebibren beiui @rabuireil -. 2 ~ ~
9ebdhren befs1 Sectreii. :. III 10
9spei SofptaIer u,lrben tirsi4 in Der @tabf etabs
aus elmer Bep6lferuns ppn Co., 600 8ewobnern tplro
binreibenbl 9estu9 nnif1e Sffruttion ermbgh9sn.
8odrS in guten 9dniern p5d5enlis pon $l5rlf
4rofefforen. ;ts.s5s.
8. 8errien efnesIep. 81. o., 4rofeifor" Der
ghenaie ,Iifb Ybarmncie.. 10 sft1t Ct IL f1tG4Il
Spiepb Sones' .R, 9, 4rofeHor Der @bpFOIOsis
sbcmas i. senninss. 81. Q, @rOfehOr Der
Mnatomie. x LA I.
nj: ,5 gstsss as g. ssss e. ssS"ss,
gasSiee isa6 Ser esriStIidben BeSi,isi.- S5.. j.
unS Der Nraris Der Gbirlrgie. -
RB. o. 50wlfns. M. o., .@rofefiOr Der rieiisints
f@sn gniteten Hno 4SSris S.r s,,o.
- =. Is. Bndbanan. M. O., Curator bes Maieums
ua6 grofecter bel ben Profeforen Der ebrars's NM
besBsasn ssaberem ruease man fitt an 9sE''1 =
$50. 6. 8otplins, 81. O., Defan.
,aug12 2m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
Gin @epDiitorimnt Der Mo6e,
ltnterbaltung nmb 8elebrnng."
.Garper's S0i0t:.

9te aiuter,eidneten merben am 1. 9npember bic
5erq1saabe po1 Sarper's 8asar, elmer rp6GentIi9en
iIlurrfen TumiIien 8etidrtt bic Der Yobe unn per
ulsterhaItung geruibmet TT, Beginner. Shre Mot1t
Hobes estnng gu senisen unb hanit elm ltterarii9es
Sonrral gu perbinOen, bas fir ieben 9ansftano I'M.
entbebrIip iein rpiro.
Mnorbiuiiger ftnb nit sroBem ROitenaafpanse NIT
ben berl5mteften Roben3eitun9en Gnropa'S, befons
bers nit m famofen 8asaar in Berlin pei9er bic q
Wpben fir bic Ieenbe sSourndle in Berlin lie ert
gemadt norben, UNI bieielben i'm 8oraus bterber sm
eier 10 baB e in 3utunft sIesettig NIT beren ger'
6ffentIidung IN gdris unb Berlin erfbetnen peroen
-eiil s5ortbei ben feine anbere 8eiti6rt bier bat
d Die Abpnnenten pon 9arper's 8asar werben oue
piersebn Gage grobe 9hiferfarten erbaten, be pan
40-E66 uters fir Danien ino &tnoerbiite Mdntei,S
begIeitet non ben nStbtsen 8eibreibun9en unS Mnz
SIatt So Ter s' Srsss s SSa Sa.per asessipe
Sarpers 8osar wirb Is SoIio Soften pom Der GrSbe
pier sebritt perben unb ptb po9en9 erfGe'uen. "a
a 1Interftbriften. ''s'#'s''3 g
,A5E 1868.
9cie 1lntersei6neten babeu cine, Ginri9hing 9es
rpffe mad metdber Nbonnenten bas Wngn3in, The 80
bie es ppraeben bieieben brett bier gu beseben.
9ottfreifter uno Mnbere bic CLUBS fammeln poleu,
t6nnen Mn,etsetarten erbaIten.
Das 9oHselo fir Sorper's Sasar tit % Gents iabrs
lid, bic am Gmpianssorte besabt weroer.
& 8e0tngpnGen. 80, '''''
Sarper's Sasar. elm Sabr.. E. = i :. $500.
Cine Grtra gopie Ses gsagasins; beg @sstI9 essr Il
Ses Bo4lrs rerben fiir ieoen Club flint naferfnres
berp sa 81 ieber OSer GgempIare fir $50 ssIiefert.
( gorei1e:
5sg HARPER& BROTHERS, 5me4l
h of2s FRANKLIN SQUARE, New York.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29
! s Sic Afpnt9Dmern
8ell ~ faDemte
81 sal. fur Die Z
ltitiperiit6tp Dit 0eaibpiQe.

- = Z
Uiefes Snfsitut. spslebse siefen Ssrba nit si!
etne,n gartpas BON fl 4der. elmer 8blotbet bon
10 1000 gdnben, einem politdnStgen en-
Apparats al,o elmer spmMaii9sn @niam fson ;,ss
GIementars unb Gpmnaiialz 9btbeihlng.
Ser GURUS IN Der elementar sAbtbe hung IL out
brei Sabre fefgeieRt; b'r fr bic Spmnalsal Y ~
idbe GURUS mdbrt pier Sabre unb bioet So9luge fr
gale u,b SarparO aus. 86sIinse tSnnsn in aitoern
5Sbern Mhiaiieti mad urierem Sritteti Sabrescurias
Der Seal. GURUS bespedt Sic aasbttbans Tue Sus
% rsn1 ermiiie. a fi,tI h
Serbft Serraiu-8em 9. September bis "a. pea. '65
asi ter Eermir soig annar pig ~ yldts iS tS
S6glfnge iolter beim 8estnn oes S9ulla5rss oosr
sueniatens beint ge9inne ie6es Amnrtas ge9enpdrt9
iein, ba sua bereh 8eiten felae neuea Riaiiea &c
bilbet merben t5nnen. ~
: 6prorar.
8sblbar fr ieses naartaI i'm ssOra.s: SIN SYM pm
Triibiabrster1ii $40, n Der GIemeatars s.lims
fiir SsrbittetmIh $a5; ssintestermin go; 5r'ibs
: = Taenltdt.
$. .. gtnSsIep. aan.Isr BET 1lniDerftat urD
tenor osr #9iIoiop 5is'a''sH' 8. ~.
S. trbeTsr HrSfeios y Der s ssai9n 1tsrs
gpradem uni qrinsipaI bes Gpmnafi,.ms.
%, 6. Gnn no (friiberer 4rnisipel Der Natbuile
ssRssfa g g sIssssfp ssf @ssfa UNI
Sur Ndberes penSe man ii sa bic Tseri sa oSs'
aAs ftff.ts ~ gtaiisent bes Boorbs.f
uns iehr eeatist ill., bat Sic gabi aasenomaen, fa,it
aber bieiss 5abr feinsn SIP in Der 6acultat nlG
nebgten. 49,, sa,,,,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-29

Gin Serr, ser In Sieier @egens febr pobI betannt
,nh febr aeodtet it, bat bic BabI an9eom,en, tail,i
aber bieies Sa6r feinen SIP in Der 6acaltdt ntp'
3nebaten. fs.,,,,
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-16

Can perfection be improved? 1t would
seem SO by the disposition which some men
have to experiment on what has been proved
to be the best results of art or science. In
England, France and Germany great pains
have been taken, by systematic crossings
which have required perhaps some fifty years
to perfect, to build up or produce the best
forces and qualities of animals for specific
purposes; such, for instance, as Merino sheep
for the fineness of wool, the Leicesters for
mutton, Alderney cows for dairy purposes,
the Ayrshires for free mixers, the Durham
cattle for beet, Suffolk swine for early fatten-
ing, the Burkhires for size, &c. Now when
such palms and expense have been incurred to
build up a perfect force or to produce the
most profitable qualities, why is it that about
every body who procures an animal of this
breed should set himself forthwith at work,
knowing nothing Of the laws which govern
the subject, TO produce some better variety
by crossing 1t hap hazard with an inferior
sort? of course all animals thus produced
must be inferior to the pure breed, and the
offspring from these again can never be de-
pended upon. True, grade animal may
happen to be better than its ancestors; but
should this ever be the case, its progeny will
be likely to trace back to some obnoxious
characte eristic. This is the reason why pure
bred animals, whose pedigree can be proved
whose blood has not been mixed with an in
ferior race for fifty years or more, is so much
more valuable than perhaps one equally
handsome animal that Is Of mixed blood
for instance, it is not the one that is lars-sf,
best proportioned. md fairest, but the '"ae 'na'
will be sure 20 propagate only -'e desirable
points: Snd this can be de,ne up0n u.'.1
iDsne case OF thorouea ored ani'ha'S ~no'' 80
pedigree can be pr-sed. rn.x,
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-16

This New York Fyen.aig Post prints the dis
tances from plac.top place on this road. 1t Is
quite curiosity in its way and is worthy OF
some ssddy. The distance from New York to
san Francisco, by the way of Chicago, is three
thousand three hundred miles-a mighty
stretcb over prairie. river and mountain. 10
run A train on this railroad from the Atiantlc
to the pacidc at the rate of twenty miles per
hon, ,,ould require about seven days to ac-
co,nplisb the distance. In riding this distance
the traveller will ascend from the level OF tide
water at New York or San Francisco
to height Of eight thousand two hundred
and forty two feet or over mile and half at
Evans Pass. .f....b,ay .4 ess4 bari ~.
This contemplated railway across the con-
tirent is magnificent enterprise and seems
TO throw all other enterprises into the shade,
and vet the people talk but little about 1t and
are not aware of the progress it has made
Somehow, since the rebellion was crushed
out and the gigantic war brought to close
the public mind is not easily moved at any
thing The people view things from a philo
sophical standpoint and wonder at nothing
If an enterprise were started to bridge the
Atlantic ocean, or construct railway to tn,
moon whose cool regions might become re
sort for summer travel, our people would moi
be much moved, but take it for granted that
the enterprises would be carried out W.
surely live in fast age.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-16


TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, for July,
(Amercan reprint) is received. 1t opens with
a very remarkable article entitled "Mimicry,
and other Protective Resemblances among
:, in'lhais, giving numerous illustrations of
"1 operation of the Darwnian law of natural
on III perpetuating and multiplying GER
'"'" piotectve resembances between differ
en' species oil animals, and also between GER
tam ANIMALS and certain vegetable nroduets.
The article will be read with mucb ;nterest
not only for the great number of curious facts
in natural history which it presents bnt a,so
for the ability with which these facts are made
to illustrate and support the theory by which
the increasing school of Darwinians explain
to us the principles of creation. "The Last
Great Monopoly" is another interesting paper,
referring TO the Hudson's Bay Company and
their territories, which, the writer thinks,
ought Immediately to be withdrawn from the
exclusive control of the company and thrown
open to settlement under the protection of the
government. If this be not speedily done
the writer in the Westminster foresees
that the great tide of immigration
setting into Minnesota and vicinity
will overflow the territories of the COM
pany, especially in the Red River district, to
such an extent as to make that virtually an
American colony, then the cry for annexation
will be raised and the whole rich region will
be forever lost to British control "The Future
of Reform" touches ON some of the measures
likely to come before the first reformed House
of Commons, and also illustrates the rapid pro-
gress of the Reform principles in the last few
uaara and UTha RaI;0ious Side NJ the TtaI;or,
Question:" is by Joseph Mazzini, and has al
ready been presented to American readers in
the Atlantic Monthly. "Lucius Annaus Sem
eca," Lyric Feuds," and jamaica" are the
remaining papers, which with the usual able
and interesting review of contemporary litera-
ture, complete the number. (Reprinted by
the Leonard Scott Company, 14O Fulton street,
New York
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-16

a ArRIcAN.-Dumas has rival.
4 ~ rInoded negro, named Said, has been
:, "a ,nop one of the Sea Islands OF South
,Ns,;,aI who rivals in the extent and variety
- his learning the most eminent sdydns oi the
world. His history is romantic. Born in Cen
trail Africa, he was captured when boy of
fourteen by the Bedouins and carried to Trip
oil. Thence he came to 0onstantinople, where
he became pipe cleaner to the Turkish Mn
lister of Foreign Affairs by whom he was IN
some way transferred to the Russian Embassa-
dor. After travelling with the Embassador
and his son over all the countries of Europe he
came to America in 1859. He subsequently
went to Hayti, but returned to this country in
1868 to enlist in the fifty-ffth Massachusetts
Regiment After the war, being without em-
ployment, he was forced to hire himself out as
plantation hand. In this condition he was
found by one DIR. Sim, who established him in
small colored school on St. Andrews Island,
which he is now teaching. He has also been
appointed by Gen. Sickles to position ON the
board Of registration in the parish 70 Wn.ea
he belongs. He knows, In addition to EhsnSn
and his natl We tongue, Arabic Turkish, nus,
sian. Hebrew, Greek, German rrenoh suu
Italian-some more perfectly that oehers' put
| in most cases, so that he can read and write
| - .,aaL them with ease and accuracy. MOI
| !. = ! merely q parot-like faculty of immita
,;on for he has deep perception of their genius
and afinities, and in some instances fair, il
others a profound acquaintance with their lit
| erature. N4 l3 Hi4 af nt
He is firm believer in the doctrines of TIN
swedenborgians, and holds the religious e1pe
riences of his brother Africans in pro'oun'
contempt When asked what the negro rens
ion meant, he replied that, so far as ne coui
see. .there Is nothing spiritual about tit