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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12
By Cook < Laughton, iuctioneefs,
Corne, Governor and Franklin streets.

BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneefs'
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
FURNITURE, DC :,
&cAT AUCTIoN.-on TUESDAY the 18th
instant, at o'clock we viii SCI! At 9 3Pn st9Ts
MAL0GANI and ", WAt5 1TT pE1 HHTisT rs
MaFBiE.T0P CABINETS and "AsHSTANDs,
NEW COTTAGE BEDoTEAnS,
Viz and SHUGK NJ ATTRESS ES,
rEaTHlR BEDS PILLOWS. and BEDDlNGi
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS
InOKIFH GLASSES,
NV MAXIM and COTTAGE CARPETS,
BRussSls and THHEE-PLY CARPETS,
COnKIHG, PaRLoR, and OFFICE sTo' hS
,oya,b ar with r variety Of other useful
HOUSEKEEPING ART CLES -,1cpr,pp
For sale privately-LAR GE-SlzE OFFICE SAFE
foi '"'0 COOK LAUGHToN,
,, auctioneers
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MiLLi7le1'2y.

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOO s.
vi MRS. n. J. DAVIS, having taken the rTN
store NO. SIT Broad. between Fifth and w "A
sixth streets, has opened d large and hocs ~ifN&
stock OF MILLINERY and FANCY Coos
embracing all the latest style B ,NNEfS, HATS,
FEaTHESo, RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS, &C ;,
which she will sell az reasonable prices. and In.
vtes the attention Of her customers and the public
generally. GO Film
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ORR PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of The Richmond Dispatch.
Bishop Johns - The Approaching Methods;
Conferences.

BlsTUU
Conference.
PETFRsDrRG, November II, 1867
Daring the visit OF Bishop Johns yesterday
he preached twice and administered the rite OF
confirmation TO fifteen candidates.
In a day or two the Virginia Methodist Con-
ference will be in session, when large num-
Der of visitors may be expected. The members
will be welcomed with open doors by our citi-
Zeus, without regard TO UNCONVENTIONAL diff
ferenrcS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

pOUTE ON DAILY DISPATCH FOR
IL SALE.-0ns OF the rost desirable ROUTES
ON THE DAILY DISPATCH embracing within
It's limits the most central and populous portion OF
Shockoe Hills ofered for sale
Declining health alone induces the present gar
rier 10 part with II. Address FRAShLiN, DIS
patch counting room, for particulars. no sits
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
finnaapy PAL

"COPPER" AND IRON STEA NJ
SPlPlNG, for cotton, wooler. and paper mills,
also Tor steamboats,, locomotives, &c, manufac-
tured 70 order aad for sale 1T tho Eichnond Cop
per and Brass Works, Cary between Eighth and
Ninth streets AkN0i.r. PISkE s co
l0GOM"TlVE TRIMMINGS M sde aud repaired.
FLUES PIECED aud BRASS CASTING made to
order 1T short notice nos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

WAHTED, to BENT a large and
w convenient HOUSE. Any psrsou w,hing to
decline housekeeping might ard with the family
for the rent. note addressed 10 J. h. g., DIS.
odacLt Office, will be promptly attended to-
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By Grubbz Williams, Auctoneers.
Northwest corner OF Main and eleventh streets.


Northwest corner OF Main and eleventh streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
y BRICK DWELLING ON The VEST SIDE
LEIGH STREETS, 1T AUGTlU.; In execution
OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of the city OF
Richmond entered on the Sth day Of Noyem4er,
Sc - will sell at auction upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, 2lst November, at u O'Clock ?. N,
# fer Soa nsP tho Brick
Vaughn, ana now by 7. X. Burke, 1t contain
about eight rooms, with water AID gas, and a
!:itchen Tae lot fronts IS feet . inches and runs
back $50 feet.
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance atsix, twelve,
ard eighteen months for negotiable notes, with
interest addad. The title TO be retained by the
''"'' N''''' '''' JOIN :. COKE, Commissioner.
GRUBns WILLIAMS. Arctioroers. noll
6 ALE OF VALUABLE 4 f A i
y ESTATE TN TIE COUNTY OF NELSON'S BY
virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court Of Nelson
case OF vawter's executor as. Cheatwood's heirs,
&C.. We will proceed TO sell on tns pTsmlsas, on
the 2Sd day OF November, 1901, the Real Est .fs
aFARof Of 1870 acres and STOREHpUSE. This
properly lies on Two river At point known as
the Gulf ford, and is valuable The farm has ex-
ceilent Improvements upon ii q part Of It Is
heavily limb, red, and Is within two miles Of the
Orange aud Alexandria railroad. TheIorehouse
IL gOod one, ana DriHsS an annual rent oI TsVp
The farm Will be surveyed and sub divided to suit
lurch asers. William a. Wright and William F.
Rhodes, the tenants, will show the property TO
thcsa wishing to purchase.
TERMS: So much cash as will defray the eN
peuses OF gale and costs OF salt; the residue on d
credit Of one, two, and three years equal insrsl-
NEXT. OF purchase money, with interest from tle
,,ay OF sale. Bonds with approved personal secu-
rty will BIO required, and the title retained as ul-
innate security.
Persons desiring fur'ber information will adj
dress WILLIAM III. CABgLL, Buckingham Court
house JOiS F. Xix,
S. p. CHEATWOOD,
WILLIAM CABELL,
or 22-Tuta3S Commissions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

WANTED. a MILLER to attend n
| W small country com, wheat, and sac. mill.
Address sAMUE !. SISGON,
no s-3s Etchlnuui, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

I WANTED, 30 4 K b in Il private
I " family, hy youth ninatee war, of ago
Address H., BOX Is3, hichmoEd post Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

WANTED, PGACHcBLoW PoFA-
~ TOES, In large or small quantit. Is.
HU.DLEN & TArTH,
moo 5aS br al street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

W. ls TED, B O 4 K y in Il private
w family or boarding house, whore there ara
no children, Tor gentlamsn ana wife. Address
IT g." through post. office box SIT, stating terms
and location. u"'-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

BY James N. Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. SCI Main street, three doors below
SpotsRood Hotel.
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For .Ke?sLs

NOR RENT, with use Of kitchen, {
u very desirable Room, with closet at -,
I'd shed, on tbs second floor. apply on Fifth Is''A
street between GSace and fran kiln, No. No. LIZ
no Pan
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auction Sales.

~~~~~~~~~~-~~~--~-
THIS DAY.
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Boarding and Lodging.

TRANKLIN HOUSE, CORNER OF
n Governor and Franklin streets. Transient and
other BOARDERs at moderate rates. no 6-lw*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

WANTED, A SPECIAL OK GaNE-
w RAh PARTNER 10 take tho place cf 70.
tirns partners In house win RI established
trade, and doing gooi wAo!entla bushes.
Any p<rson with sufficient cSpita., Dealing 10
form business connection with hor.o 81 good
credit and standing. can got any Information ge-
sired by addressing the uHdersi Snod.
:, 4 he best Of reference gwen aud required
oc i7-3tawiws H., Di5pdt:h o1icc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

TOR BENT, n BEICK DWELLING
4 Fourth street CANDLES Hi, con- kys
tanning Xix rooms, with closets; gas and III
wafer. Possession iumo lately. apply to .t,1ss-
JAMES l.. GaPSTON
southwest corner Fifth and Franklin streets.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-04

Eg @iner ser Gilenba1n> Ganber,
@oIbut iuel9er NIT einigen anoeret
beriibtigten Subiecten Dor etni9en
9Soden aus Dem @ef6n9niB gu Sranf<
lin, ST., entfan, ipurDe am pergan9e@
men Montag nieber berbaftet.
~ 8u unirem i1mer3liden Be-
oauern iin6 mir abermals berIt9tet,
cine emp0renoe llntbat gu meloen.
Ser bergansene gta6t UNI II Hbr
fa[iae 3ua bon louisville fam cine
Stunbe Al ipat bier an uno oieler
9lufentbalt mar baburd beruria6t
iporben, DAP ienieits Sranftin, Sp.,
mebrere Seuf el in Electromagnetic Die
8abn berlperrt batten, inbem fie feds
9dpelIen iibcr bie S9ienen le9ten.
8al1m cine babe @tunbe borber NOR
Ser 6ra9tau9 iiber Die @teae sefabren,
obne elm SinberniB an3ntreffen. gSab
renb bieIer fursen Seit batten olfo Die
Sdurfen iene Sbmelen auf ole Sabr
| oeIeqt, nm ben @a6a9ier5ug Der 3er'
f0rnns preisgeseben nnO Elm Berf Del
BlInoeruna borsunebmen. 9lndli1el
@eiie uur6e Der boaiide Blan beret'
telt, inbem Der Subfanger 5 De-
@dpeaen bon Dem @eleiie abtparf uni
cine in Stiife brad, 70 bab idnlmtli9'
g8aaen auf BEN Sdienen blieben. De
Bug belt on unb eS ipurSe cine StreIf'
parfie oreanifirt, tueldJe 5iuar 5ahlreidb
SuBipuren fanb, aber feinen Der lebel
fbater. Sn 6rantlin peruriadte bi
g{adridlt aroBe Slutresung uno e
uuroen iofort 9tnltalten eetroffen, III
bic llebeltbdter aus5ufnoen. Mo9
ibr 8eitreben GrfoI9 baben uno Elm
erenpIarii9e CITRATE Die S9ulolge
ereilenl Ser S9auplab oes Serbre
dens 1T aenau Der nemli6e tpie Der II
uoriaen Sabr, mo- Ser nemli9e Stret'
auSeefiibrt tpurOe. 49, -<
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-04
Nptis fir Snruer.

Ous offisieue Orsan bes v4 tout
81 oantain 5urn< 8eSirfS."
(Sereine, Die gum 0eSirf geboren,
tuollen uns eeF. ytamen ibrer Beam
ten, NlitglieberSabl, Stiftun9stag,
Yolt Office Slorelle u. |. 10. einlenoen,
unb mir iuerben oielelbcn II elmer ite<
benben &ubrit berOfentliden. {,
+ ~ Notis fur Mbonnenten
Tim eu6ad) einn,ol Den nnrcgelmaBigs
feiten, tuel9e in, 8eltcIlcn Der 3eitunsen
10 oft boraefohmeu, iuGbrenO mir bie<
Ielben burd Snaben auStra9en leBen,
Elm @llee All ma1en, baben mir elmer
irIbern 9lnfiinbigung sertdb slpei tlldz
tiae, subcrlailiae Wfdnner, fir Den roros
lid)en Siitritt 9errn q b es, fur Den
lii6lidben Scrrn 6iefs en9a9irt, Die
BON nun an bas 8eforbern bcs Blattcs
in ieoem She'll Der 9tabt belorgen wsrs
Oen. - I'm Die Sr6Ner, Die Die piinfts
lid)e geItellung bcs 8lattsS garantiren
mllIen, entipredeno entl6aoi9en su
f0nnen, millien mir aud iuieber ben all
ten @reis, IS Gents per gSod,e, eintres
ten lalIeu. SIS miro Sielen getuiB lieber
fem, ic6e gSod)e cine Sleini9feit, als
nonatli6 ODER piertelidbrlid einen grOt
Beren 8etrag auf einmal su entritbten.
0a bel benz gSeblel leid)t ein ober
Der anbere Der @bonnenten iiber9angeu
lpcrben fann, 70 erluden mir ale iolde,
uns iofortige Mittbeilung gu MAIDEN.
- Tins lieei baron, 6ab Se0ermann Die
3eitung pilnftlid) erbdlt,
Beltellun9en fir bas 9S 6ent la tt
nod auberbalb unb in entferilten Staots
tbeilen perben erbeten.
| N Die 5ausbaIter BON NaibSilIs
perbsn auf bic grDfnuus Scn &cscrs' @mpD-
rtum fir Sausbaltuuss- 9eSenftdnbe, So. 5
Gbrrrs Stra6e, Union unb Interiean Slpf
aufmerfInm gentarbt. Nan fnbrt balelbR
cine spaitintise Auapabl Spn Silber piattir'
ten 8rittania pIanirten unb tapantTrteu @aa-
rem, 3inn-, Spls unb -ArtifsIuL gra'
lentirteGern Sii9tefefen, sei9IiTenem uni
sepreBlem @las unb Saulenbe ar,perer Irtifel
gu sablrsi6 UNI Te aufSu3ablen bic idmmtlid
nptbwenbis unr niiBlid fir ieSe 9nusbaltnns
fub. Rpnn,t unb betra6tet bic auspabl be-
gprrdtbs, tpelde bereitS pprbanpen fnb un,
forttpGbrenS anfpmmen. of 2Ne
~ Die tdgli6en unb w0dentIi6er
: Staatsse itunsen fur Die 9lbOnnenter
in @b9efielo iperOen lebt regel=
maBig bur6 Die Sra9er bel Serrl
, s. Mltmeper llabe Der Sangcbrii6
abgeIielcrt- llniere Gb9efielo Sreuno,
tpollen gefalli9ft ntbt ber9e6en, iBr,
3eitungen cort ab5ubOlen.
eyiir Sbfpinb fii6ttae.
Der anseigenSe ift in Denisen gSo9en burb Ell
eiuia1es 9eilmtteI, nadbbem Sabre lang nit einer
beftiaen 2ungeniibcI un6 nit Der iiirteriben 4raf
belt, Der S9Dinbiu4t bebaftet mar, eebeiIt ppree
unb wiimidbt iebnlidbft einen 0itmenften oas SeiI
l. mittel nIit5Itheilen.
AIen bic es winifen, tuirb er cine Gopie bes Vie
lsptes offenfrel nit Der 9ireftipn fir bic 8ereitun
lo ben @ebroth suienSen, pedbes tie fiioen Iperoe
ais cine iibere Soeilung fur Scbminbndbt, Mitbma
8ronGhIStc. Ser einjt9e 3iued be5 AnSeigenben 4
ben &ctoeHoen pohl gu tbnn uno er bofit, oaB iebe
Rrante fem Yttel periu9en pi.S, DO es benIelbel
nj d foftet uHo fi ais Segelt errpeiien ruirb.
Yerioner, be oas &eeept wiini1en, iuouen fb ge
| ioftx
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-04

Gi9entbums Il eb ertra gum
gen, nel6eIeste $50 d it
Ser Sffice oes @ountD>
@ourt @@Ierfs regitrirt
iuuroen.
g. sc. scott an gSm. II. McSars
LAMB 8autelle $1,000.
gDram Nfulraneb an $)enrD 3. @ra-
mer 8auiteue $3.50 -*s.S
Sobn SO. SausD on Die GruI tees bon
SIS y. 6. Soutb 9anofdcnfung i'm D.
Oit.
q. 9. @rimlteab on Charlotte gSat<
ion 2anb i'm II. Siltr. $500.
$. 8. Sanmer an @barleS g. 8afcr
8aultelle $210.
81. s. Duncan an G. g. Yennebater
BaulteIle $4,000.
g. g.. Marlin on Sbomas gSinlto
8auitele i'm Is. Diltr. $500.
@m. g. 8. 9aprence an rie 9fnlb'
billie unb Wtittel SeuneiIee 2anbltraber
Gompnenie 9anb i'm county 5000.
gBm. s. Brag an Sobn GOplep 9ant
I'M 10. Diltr. $500.
Surner g. SOFTER on Solepb 6. Wooi
Is 9lfer 9anb inn %. Siltr. $500. g.
s. 9. 6oriter unb Srau an @abrie
osborn 8auiteIIe in 2ouisbiIle SIT
$500.
SO. 8. 81. 9taml y an 8. st. Scar'
borough, 8aultele in &norbilIe, $3.50
| s. >. 3urt an Nt. s. Yllder uni
s. s. OaoiS, 8aultele, $1,000.
| 98m. s. 9toiulanb, Mnmalt fir Sam
g8atlon, an 9IrdelauS .. 5urrentine
9anb i'm s. Siltrift, $40.
| &rdeIaus $. Surrentine oil Son
@atlon, aanb i'm 8. Diltrift, $40.
Sane Matlon an Yhoenicia 9Siaiam'
(farb.) ], 2anbidenfuns i'm s. Siitritt.
Sane @atIon an Carol @atiol
(farb.) !, 4anOI6entun9 i'm s. Oiltrift.
Sane g8atlou an 0tobin 0atfol
| (farb.) 2unOldenfune i'm s. 9iftrift.
Sane Wation an Senneiee Yntterlol
(farb.) J, 9an6idenfuns i'm s. Difrift.
Sane @atIon an @liSa g8allcr (far
bi9) }, 2anbfdentung i'm s. Oiitritt.
Y. s. Sirf9 an Ybilipp 8. @ber
barbt, 8auiteqe, $4,000.
Glis Srontlin an SimOn Seims
8auitele, $3.50.
s. g. Soiuerton on u. $. Surleb
Qano in SranfIin uno @offce county
s27OO. 5.s a.al
Sames q. Oifens an Samuel 8
2ittle, BauiteIle, $1,000.
Neia 6. groiun, Srultee, an she
SisgeraIo, Saultelle, $378.50.
--B. 9. Soiueu, O.. II. Sc, un6 sc. G
collins on SarbeD Campbell, 8auiteIle1
in Gbgefelb, $2775. E1
Sarnes Sobnion an Gadel 8ronn
1 Nder 9anb int 3. Oiitrift, 5000.
81. $. i,no 9. 3. @roomes an, Sbo
mas Ut. @rOomes, 8auitelc, 5000.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-04
3eiratbs Beu ilIigungen II,
in Iebter @ode ausqegeben:

NalbSilIr, A. Stt. '67. 5
Nnbrep u. 9udett ulb Sauie Eenuing.
Bomb Saruer umS Yaarp ann 9torulam. 70. 10,
Better SInrttp uno Ear9aret pcSonongb.
gatrid Sonnerp uno 9Rofp Senning.
Senrp Soprein unb Sufan aS Iiamfou.
Sames Douglas unb @peline 3ni9bt.
G. 3d. Sarfer nnb Clara Naribau.
Sobn RcGaffertp unb yars. g s. Pmdett.
Mueerbem purben Seirat6slieenlem AT II
farbise 9aare ertbeilt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-04
6aubel ,1mb 86rfe.

Stem gorf, Sreitag, 4. Sftober.
Cob 0fnete gu 145 nno ftano I'm
10a llbr 1444f, 121 Rbr Nitta9s 14448
Il. g. 8onbs 6pros. faai9 1881 .11O8
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-04
A PROCLAMATION BY THE
GOVERNOR.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,


Nashville, September 18th, 1857 |
WHEREAS, Some excitement has
grown out of the agitation of the
subject of the approaching Municipal
elections to come off the ensuing fall
and winter, in the several cities and
towns of this State; and whereas,
controversy has actually arisen in
two or more cities as to who are
qualified voters in such elections,
and who are the proper authorities
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
said elections;
Now, therefore, /, WILLIAM G..
BRowNLow, Governor of the State
Tennessee, in the discharge of the
duties imposed upon me by law, do
hereby proclaim that the Commits
sioner of Registration under the
Franchise law is the proper person
to appoint the Judges and Clerks OF
all elections and that the qualified
Voters in all Municipal elections are
those only who have certificates OF
registration, and who are qualified to
vote for members of the General
Assembly. The Franchise law is q
part and parcel of the Constitution
has been sustained by the Supreme
Court of Tennessee-and all elections
held in violation Of said law are null
and void, and of no effect whatever
In testimony whereof, 1 hav'
hereunto set my official signature
and caused the Great Seal of tn
State of tennessee to be affixed, a
the Executive Department, in Nash
vile, on the 18th day of September
1867. w. g. BRowNLow.
; BY the Governor:
A. j. FLETCHER,
Secretary of State.
Sept 18th l month
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-04
Sas gr6Bte Bnnbcr bes 3eitalters.
Sails mmioerfeae
SSaibs ~ aimine.
&hr,inf.NSnhriMf FIR bic Onntrif

S1ou Ianse ipurSe permirtbet, boB cine aBaf6ma<
f6ine erfunotn pcroen piree, IpeIde enfa9. mobls
fell unb babel braubdrer iei ais bic teitber hblten
Hai9inen. Cine ioIfbe piro ieSt BEN 4nblitIm
oferir NIT Der B"rberung, BAT teine anoere bage9en
outtommen Tam.
Cine SSrau tann M 1T nieier 4Raidhine mebr Mrbett
perri9ten, als feds bne biefe be. Sic wafdt finf
i1nlustge Senoen, Ranf6etten uno 6dlsfragen etf=
gef6loien, in As Diinuten. Erifit bies hicbt et,
10 1T Der Sanbel uugiItig.
Sic beodrf te.ner heion6ereu Gei6idIi6feit, nm
Sannit su arbeiteu oenn Elm Dtdeben Is Sabreu
bat in elmer Stunbe4 9ubeno Stid gepaiden
Pan braitobt ein SrtteI weiliger SEIZE uno beSabt
frb III einem Sabr bur bic Sttonung Der Sdibe, bG
ne 10 eeot It benz StofIc perfdbrt, oaB logger 8enfs
bills obne 8e9Goigung odmit sen alden Iurroen Tons
men. tpas feiner aHoern WGihine 6sih it,
Sieie Woitbinen peroen pereriSt ullo perfauft in
&tneier II. <ro. Store, DO. 1A9 College SraEe, &afhs
| pile, Senn., fir eli Q pIlare, ben ndmIioben.
Yreis, nit peld,em tie in Stem a)ort besabit ueroen.
| Refine 9SaldAmai3ne IN i'm Yorfte, bic fir ben
soppeten Yrei get1uft merSen f6nnte unb fene tam
| ii9 btnii9tlid Der Albeit nit ibr peraIeiden.
Ser oas 4dtent &e1t perlest ipiro infprt getidIid
DerfelQt me ben uo Iper AnSeige o~pon madbt, prS
| cine liberale Belobnung erbalten.
/ kH obe Sortheile ueroen foIben Serrn offes
rirt, Welde eiinId5eu, bas aush ieGIihe 9ed5t Sel
9ertaufs befer WaiGinem III seIpiiien Counties UNI
| Sitritten sli erIuerben.
Mau wenSe fidb an
.. g. Rineter,
ma53R NaIbpile, Senn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.

For Surgeon in charge of CRY DIsfENsARY.
DIR. r. KNAFFL.
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Necpr1erS=N purf.

8eeen SrbnunsswiOri9feit sabIte
Francis Mattbeus bic Snlten; Si5ste
@oub S. unb @omunb Sa6inn bat vs.
i'm Nrbeitsbaus gu perbuBen.
g8eeen fbneuem Sabren battle VIM
orelp Sale $25 gu entriAten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-04
spctial Noti5tn.

~ Serr g. g. Gpma 1T 2ofal>
Mgent Der StaatsS eitun9 uno erinad)@
tigt, @eloer fir mid in @nlpfang 81
nebmen unb bariiber 81 quittiren.
Sobn Stub M, Serausgeber.
Il gBer ft5ue, III peite gprtfbirt 8Iantets,
Rettbedcu, DamentleiberifpTs, Mleranbsr aib
@lcSes CO Dollars bas Yaar) BON Der elegant
telten 9prte, lOpie alle anstrn gSaaren better
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Evening star., 1867-05-11

APPAIRs IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md
The Rockville correspondent of the George.
town Courier says:
The engineers of the Baltimore and Ohio
kaliroad are sectioning of the branch road
from Silver Springs to Washington. and the
company intends to place that portion Of seven
miles at sRce under contract. Early in the
fall he heavy work on Rock Greek will be let,
and the rest Of the road during the winter Mr.
Garrett intends not only to complete this
brauch, but also TO construct another from
GaIthersburg, six miles from here, to Laurel,
on the Washington road, in the time req uired
by the charter. The heavy work at PARIS
Ridge is nearly completed. Excepting the
heavy cuts at the crossing OF Rock Greek. the
whole grade Of the road is excellent. Thus,
with the prospect before us, our country bid q
fair to be one Of the most dssirab in the State.
The handsome country residence of Mr.. s.
Parker has been purchased by Mr. Burr of
the District FOR 5000. Several farms in the
vicinity o. Laytonsville have recently changed
hands.
Capt. Elijah Thompson, of Gaithersburp.
one OF our eldest ana most esteemed citizens.
died on Sunday night, aged 70, after a few
days iliDess.
Miss Gaegler, who was the other day acci-
dently snot by her brother, is doing well, but
the ball has not yet been removed.
Our town election took place on Tuesday
with the following result: Mayor-W, v.
Bou1c; Commissioners-D. M. williams and
George Peters; Bailiff-James Draddock. But
little interest was manifested in the result
The wheat crop is looking magnificent
Evening star., 1867-05-11
THE EVENING STAR.
MANHOOD
sy NRs. N. Ronrpraov

BY MRS. N. j. RoBYRrsoN.
Respectfully Dedicated to James Adams, Esq
Who rs GODS nsblest work The man
no tolls not ior his fellows praise,
Yet, bending from his lofty ways. .sa
VIII stoop TO lend helping hAnd,
The loneliest wanderer thro' the land
The meanest heir OF Gods free grace,
Or en- the daisy crushed TO raise.
He stands ne by the mighty sea
Some giant rock, all stern and lone.
The restless waves forever moan
And on II tides in fury beat,
But fall unheeded at his feet,
And leave behind bat empty foam.
Back TO their native ocean borne.
They bear MIN not upon their breast,
To IassIon's wild and raging sea, -.r ..
Whose darkened depths, unfathomed be,
With blessed sunlight on his crest. a.
His feet on rock of ages prest-
Even as Gods own sunlight tree
How fair and noble he!
Or, as some lovely, tabled Isle,
Whose skies and flowers are ever bright.
M d softened airs Of verRal light
Where weary birds may rest the wing.
When home eward they are journeyiag,
And sing in strains OF wild delight 'a.r
SO lovely seems the soul of right
And thou F! my friend, whose day serene,
Draws to its peaceful sunset near;
Whose crimson, colors, bright and clear
lilumine all the darkened stream.
Nor fade until the mOonlight's beam,
Unto immoI tai dawn draws near,
And perfect love casts out all fear!
Washington, ID. e.. May 1, 1867.