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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20
MuS Gib=Mnrerifa.

8eru. Sic poIitiide Gage bon
Yeru bat fi9 nidt nerdnbert. 8rali<
Bent 8rabo bate iid mad GaGao be-
geben, nm bic Nrbeiten an ben Batte<
rien, bic einen febr eifrigen Sortgana
batten, gu befi6tieen. Nfan ertpar<
tete, bab Gnbe Nusuit ole 0fobmans
&anopen- aufseiteIIt unb gaIIao auf
ieben InsrifT Der ipanifden SIotte
borbereitet iein ipiiroe.
Ser GonereB bon 8eru bat beitimmt,
bab Suare5 cine 9oloene 0febaiae ais
Gbrenbant fir 6as, mas er fir bas
anerifaniide 8rineip in Slmerita ges
than bot, 3usefanbt iuerben foue.
Sic peruaniide 0esieruns bat meb.
rere SlottenofF3iere, fotpie Niatroien
unb einen Snseniur mad ben Ser. ct.
ODER europa eeianDt; man bernutbete,
bas Elm Sriegsfdiff angetauft iporben
fei unb baB biele aeute es mad 8eru
DItHDcU lDulch. 3
8oIibia. Gin General Mcton bat
cine @eoolution se9en ben 8raliben<
ten Melsareio berDoraurufen oeiu6t,
iebo6 eriolglos.
GbiIe. Ser 8tuisipalt spif9en
Der Grecuttpe unb benz GonereB ifei<
CERT ii9 INNER mebr. Sas Cabinet
purbe tpeeen ieiner GrtIaruns, bab es
einen befenFbeu Sriee segen bic Gpae
nier gu fibren beabfidtige, febt beftig
angeerifTen. Die W1iniiter ipurben
sefrast, iuas fie oalnit meinten unb Oh
es ni6t i'm 8iOerfpru4 itebe NIT ben
OGeufibs nno Oefenfip> NIlian5bers
trdgen, bic Gbile NIT Yeru, nit Boz
Iibia unb Ecuador abgef9lOfen babe
uuD beren Otesierunsen bod Oarii6er |
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20

80 sr0ee Ses R@rOHts as Die
bI Iauh
niauIi9e etuah
id9H@ stdr
seglL
nfn.
a9 nwurb AbIa
rb ;.
br sdsn msfH H9aeau fHdrng
Sefesds 5sTn " ms eanneg
nt;a
E. B. nbr .Msen.
Eenn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20

Sic preubiibe @esieruns iuirS
ben 8bein, Die @efer un6 Die @lbe
burd Candle berbinOen.
Sn Der @eiessebuns bon Gnnnec.
ticut iuurbe Elm Gntrae arf san3lides
@erbot bes Sa6afs eineebra4t. 60
nobI Der @ebrau9 aIs Der 9lnbau io[Ien
auf bas Stren9lte beftraft iuerben.
(Ofappelts Der Maiefat?)
Bon 2Ope3, tueIder MarimiIian
in aueretaro berrietb, miro in 9aris
er5ablt: 2Opes fiel eines Cages in einen
SinterbaIt. Sofort CAB er 8efebl su
retiriren, als iein @fero erfdofen purbe.
Giner Der 8eiter nnbm feinen Sberff
biuter iid aufs Bfero. QIs baGeIbe
aber un5Ueioeutis 81 erfennen CAB, bab
es eer boppeIten 9ait niat eetpadien
NOR, sos aOpes faItbIiitis feline 8iitoIe
unO fdob feinen &etter taItbIiitis ourG
ben 8opf tporauf er ibn aus benz @ats
tel mari unb ALIEN iueiter rift.
Babri6einli@ 1T bies bon Dem Sour
nal ,2a 2iberte" sebrahte Gef@idt9en
nur cine Aaegorie. .Dur6 iueIde man Die
Derbotene @abrgeit funD MAIDEN min.
Man Ieie fir 2ope3 2ouis3apo.
leon unb riir ben esmOroeten 9fnnn
SO a9imtI.ta n, calrn bdt man ben
Sauptaft in Der Gsf6i&te Der Hsritas
niiden Snpafou.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20
Sur Snbutrie 3lnsftellnns.

Gs sibt 9etuiB auf benz 9ansen Gon<
ttnent feia 9ar,o, feia 8eIt, tpeI@em
Sultus IS aud bul0ieen ,n0ge, bas UNI
empfdngli6 pdre fir Sdrtnonienfale,
entipringe biefe aus inuftalif9er ODER
9efangesquele. lin 10 eifri9er laufdt
9epiB Se6ermann ben an fein Sbr
oringenben S0neu, iuenn bieie ibn gu
ienem erbahenen @eltengeife erbeben,
Der oas unenblibe 9la bur9bringt.
8ir, meineil biermit bic 8ir9eninuiif,
beren getpObnIi@ erefutirenSes Sr6es
Proportional, Den Sirisenteu nit inbe>
griffen in elmer @erion uertOrpert it,
bie ba beiBt: Sr9anift.
8om fanften Stotenton bis CUR $50 :
iaune uno 8ombaroon, reip. bonn bod ,
iten Distant bis gum tteften 8ab bat
bieler bic Srgel = oenn bies 1T ia feline
eisentItbe &upelle : bolltanoig in
elmer @einaIt nit BEN llnterl6iebe,
baB feline &apeae unfeblbar 1T, bor<
aus9eiebt, baB iie nibt peritimmt, mas
iibrigens bel Der iittenIolen 8erberbt<
belt Der mooernen 8enerationen aud
'uibt @unber nebmett piiroe.
Oie in Der 0iterrei9il6en Slbtbei>
lung bes Snbuitriepafaites einsig nnb
ALIEN -aus9efeIIte SrseI oes Serrn
&arl Seile, Sreelfabrtfant aus g8ien,
0fariabilf MilergaiIe 10, Der BET Der
leBten Yreisbertbeilin9 bon 1867 nit
Der 8ronse sNfeoaille beoa6t iparbe,
1T Elm Wfeifteripert ibrer @rt. 9lbaes
feben bon Der neuen reisea6el, ieoo6
trososm iebr ioliben Mliniaturbauart,
birst iie aus IL 9tesiitern beltebenb,
einen uneridopfiden8orn Der reiniten,
Sreu6e ME Sdmera in slei9em Mabe
miIoernoen Zone in f@ uno man
i4tuelst i'm 8olseuuse ibrer Sarnlo<
nienfiiae UNI 10 mebr, ie LANCER man
rid felbit berurt6eilt, einem 8onaerte
i'm tiirfii6en ODER tunefiden &affeer
baafe ansutpobnen. Stets Orangt fi@
bahier Die Nfense Der NusifeHunssbe<
fuGer tuenn OaielbF seipieIt tpiro.
Ste Sabrit beifebt fcif 1886 unS
iuurOen bis Eeute, alto in einem Belt.
raurne bon 81 Sabreu Il SrseIn an.
gcfertist, Die auRer anberu 2anbern
aud mad unearn, StaIien. Srie6en.
Lamb, Der siirfei, mad sles1pten unb
SubIanb eTportirt wuroen.
Ser 8reis Der uusgelteIIten SrgeI
1T 5000 Sranfem, iebo6 bariiren Die
8reiie Ser oafelbit ansefertisten OrseIn
i'm alIsemeinen unsefdbr afDifdeu 500
1900 GulhetJ reip. 5000, 900
Sranfen. geifelnngen in 1ebem be-
Iiebisen Bauifble iperben in mosIidft
furSer Belt efeftiitrt.
(Rarifer 8eituns).
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20

befra9t perben mIBten. 9ie Niniiter
anttuorteten, bic dilenif@e &esieruu9
brau6e bic 9lliirtea nt@t betreffs Der
Dirt unO gSeiie, ME iie ben $rieg
fibre, gu befrasen. 8ie, Sppofition
in benz gepraientantenbauie mari Der
Jfegieruns ibren NfanseI an gbrGid>
Felt Dor; beim &usbru6 bes Srieges
babe iie Die srOBte @nersie berbeiBen
unb iest beriu@e fe, einen i6impFi<
den 8ld5uss ansatretep. slls Elm
Gebner, Elm Serr 2aita3si, cine beiOn<
bers beftige 9tebe geenbet latte, ert0n<
ten bon alien geiten bes Sauies unb
ben gaGerien @ipastl in Die f6 Der
&uf: yglieber nit Der &esierang, nies
Der init benz f9antofen gabinetI"
mi6te. Sic &esiernns ideint burd
biele @eutonitrationen ettuas erfdreft
iuorben gu iein; Te bat menisltens Den
8efebl ertbeilt, eine slusabl &anoneu
in 8aIpafaiio gu erri4tenuno @rtiae<
rieiibunsen borSunebmen. unb ipenn
J Die Gpaitier iiberbaupt foiRmen, 70
sIaubt man. ibnen bod einen etpas
itarferen Biberfanb ent9eeenieben gu
f0nnen, ais inn bereangenen Srbre.
0ie Sanbelstreile in 8ulparaiio
fino burd bic 9lusiidt anf Oas no@ma>
lise @rfdeinen Der lpaniiden SIotte in
sreBe .8siorsniB Deriest worOen. Sic
baben Sen Sinans ninilter um GrIaub
NIP eriu4t, ibre gSaaren mad San-
tiago ienben su biirfen, nm iie bor
einem neuen 8cmbarbement su fi1ern.
9luf Der en9liiden Bart ugruiaoer",
Die bot Maurittus in @alparailo am
gefonmer mar, tuaren fiinf Matrofen
ont selben Sieber seiforben unb Der
Gapitdn lag nod an iener &ranfbeit
! banieber. Slad Der Gnsabe Der Mann.
f6aft tpdren tnnerbalb orei Woden
biertoufeno 8erionen a,if Der SnfeG
Wtauritius ant gelben Sieber seitorben
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20
8e6intnnaeit.

6ySine pcnftdnbtge btIbIi9e @eihtette her 9eit
0Die beHe, bilisite nn6 beIebrenbfte SamtlieR
in her fIntor
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20
sImfsepaet!

&C.. g etItfk Bn4bdnbler uno 5eihHssuertaafer
i'm GommerciaI NoieI. bot tets cine AuspahI SdSeibs
mate ialien h beatide Seituneen pcrr6thiq. Qbenfo
Seutibe 9topeusu nuo GrsdbIua9en. Die ,Seaneiiee
Stdafs aeitung" eGt bel tHm ebenfaus siIm Berfauf
nay CT nimmt 'mutilated currency'' il
2abune.
ap-51@
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20
Oie be,tfsben gpieIbDnem.

vDu iiebft in einem f6Snen S6al
Gin Saus a,tf SSulen, bril-. elm SaaI;
llnb in benz Saal tbut piebsr ftebn
Gin Slid, gang srassriin qnsulebn;
ltnb mem Der Slid nun tppblsefGGt
Der Iest auf bieen Slid lrin @rIS; "
llnb ebrn an brmiel6en Srt
Stebt aud elm aerl Der nimmt ss fort;
Das ssbt, Bis bab man ni9ts mebr bat; =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20

0ie preubiibe @esieruns ipirS
ben 8bein, Die g8efer un6 Die @Ibe
bur9 Candle berbinOen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-20
HrDflamatiDn
bes
6pnDerneurs pm Senmeiiee.
Stadt Eennefee, }
: GrecItip=S Department.
life hen If Sunni 1874

Staat EennefIee,
Grecuttu= Department.
GafbutIIe, ben 16. Suni 1866.
8a bic General gerfammInns am 8. Dsdrs 1887 elm
geies porte, beien 8. unb A. Settipn in ben fosen=
ben shorten unb Gberatteren perfast finb. ndmIi6
Sett toms. sci es ferner beibIofien, baB bic
Nai 1866 itattsefunbene Resiftrtuns bic init fir
uul uno ni9tig ert Grt let uno TT uno Niemanb bes
rebtigt ien fol-, &ruft zines er beaeter Regtri=
ring aus gefteiten Certificates gu Itimrneu,"
Settto 4. nSei IS ferner befblofien, bnB bic
8eitnimurgen Sieies 9efebes ftd auf jebes anbere
County biefes Staates eritreden ioen, es iih
CUR neberseugung IS 8ouperneIrs be11usftelIt 6a6
8etrug unb nnteriGleife in Der RegiitririIng pon
StiHtmeebern in ioI9en Counties attgefunben 6abeu
unh Der 9ouuernerr iol iode SbdtiaGe uer6ifentIi<
den nnb beiagte &esiitratiOn bar5 qrotIamotiou
1nnuH reu."
unO ba CUR lleberssuspns bes gouperneurs gu Gage
getommen 1T, baB 8etrug uo unterfdeife in Der 9e
aiitrtrung pom Stimm9ebern III unierem eountu
aBarren itattaefuHben baben.
GesbaIb nun ieFe id @iIiam @. 8rounIom, Sous
perneur 6es Staates SenHeiee, trait mir iberrdse=
ner BE ugntB uno i'm Berfola Der mir ourd oben
erpd6nte u 4. SeftiOn Ses @eetes pom s. gRdrs
1867 nufer egteu 4i6teu, gdnaIi of bic Seite unb
orpe np @ y als 1a ~ penn g0I9
peIe berets eebaiteu porben 1T ober eehaIten erz
ben ruirb benz Resiitrunsstom Delder
am a Stunt 1867 linter ben BeitimmuHgen bes 0eietes
aom % Nebruar 1867 betitelt Gin 6eies ,ur Mbdnz
berune unb Amenbiruna 6es 9eisse pom 3. IGrs
1867 etugefeft woroeu 1T urb 3iem1no in benz be-
fagten Gouutn ieu sur Abtmmung beredbti fem auf
Rraft zines Certificates non einem unter ben Beiim=
munger Ses 9eleses pom 8. gfdr3 1856 cling iesten
Bum 3eienifie SefIeR babe i'd meme
Rdmenssllnteridrift bierunfer aefett
RI 81 unb befobIen, boB eos groBe Sfnntss
Sie9el attach wirS: 50 esi9eben i'm
Seplrtement Hahutne am 10. Gage i'm
Ronat SUM- a. D. 1867.
SIR ben Go,,uerneur:
vs.. @. 8rpwnlpw.
S,SIet@er, etaats fetretdr.
iunl7 3mtID3m
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&arper'S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GmbfcriptiDne,..

SmbtcrtpttDnelt.
i s 6 z.
Die perausseber babeH SIN. sVftem nit benz qofts
Department stnsefnbrt. bnrd ueIbes ie has gauaas
sine, fOwie ibre BeesIp Senen, DeIbe IS pOrsieben
birett an tire 4pfOffieen ienDell t5nneu. "a (.
Die Poftage an Sarper's Raea;ine betrdet "a Cts
per Sabr, sabIbar an bic Poitoffee bes Gmpfdnsers
SeOtn6nmAeit.
CAREERS Wdeasine fir Se5rf4.00. .tA5
Cine Grtra hummer, Dom 9Beetln ME pom Wsasa
sire, mir6 iebem Club, Der aui 1ilmmern $500
abonnirt, gratis perabfpigt. ~ 49, 9IfE
5ebIenbe YummerH tSnnen ieberjeit naboeliefert
werbeu.
Cine poHtanbise RstbenfcIee. -gesenwartia 8
Sahrgdnge umfaffeno, nisbli1 IN aeiHwan6 eebnn
BEN, Iperben aaf Rotten 6es empfdngerss.a $2.2
per Snbrgang perianot. 90 ss3- e. ~.
@tSlteIne Sabrg&nge der Ypit $780, a3ssg uC-l
aeinsHe Werpadsns per Rof s. Gents aaf Nabbf
jabInHe. At4.Lls~. .+~-4 A-A ~
&arper s Brothers,
St24 ia 5rautltu Saaare, Rem yprt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18
FAVORABLE ALLfAseEwSTH AUSTRIA.

Our letters from, Germaay, express
the conviction that IN a mouths
time an alliance Will be concluded
between Prussia and Austria. 1t is
felt at Vienna that this is the only
means of moderating the impulse
which urges the German population
of the Empire towards Prussia. IF
this tendency were opposed, Austria
would run great risk of dissolution.
BISMARCK EXPLAINS HIS RUDENEss.
One of the members having CEN
sured Count Bismarck for the, pas
sionate language which he declared
had been used by the Minister in a
recent debate, Count Bismarck rose
in the course Of the Sitting. and said ::
You should consider that one who
has for five years been engaged In po-
litical contests, in which he has lost
his health to attain what has been
attained. is easily excited. You do
not know Che added in what manner
your opposition may affect my poiit-
ical action. Yon are not acquainted
Nth my struggles, nor aoith the general
political situation, and you do not
kno,e holo difficult II IS at present to-
treat Nth foreign Governments, when
one is not certain of the support of
Parliament. A
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18

THE report of the superintendent of
schools for the Freedmen's Bureau
shows 1,207 schools, 1,406 teachers,
and 1886 pupils, beside 1872 schools.
with 22S teachers, and 12,515 pupils
not ofiiciallyreporteds 1.-THE freedmeni
own 2S6 school buildings, and sustain,
wholly or in part, 623 schools 9th
pupils 1925 pay tuition at the rate Of
81 ,377 per. month. OF the teachers
400 are colored. At a very low esti-
mate a million OF. persons recently
librated from slavery are studying the
spelling book.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18
REGISTER! REGIsTERi

= In view of the fact that the negroes
go in solid body at the beck of a
few white men, and do not divide In
their political movement, like other
classes, have not, our citizens reason
to fear that there may be peril ahead?
The lessons of history teach In vain
if we do not take alarm at the pros
pect of vast body of men, most of
common test of intelligence to exer-s
else the right ::of franchise, coming in
and controlling the public policy over
the heads of two or three times their
number of white men. Property
holders, tax payers, and all substan-1
tial persons in society should be pro-
foundry agitated by even the most re-
mote prospect Of an oligarchial con-
troll of a few white sdemagogues, who
use the shoulders of the gblackslas the
stepping-stonesn to place, power; and
authority. What atrocious scheme of
outrage in legislation may not be EFF
feeted by such parties, if they sue
coed in aims as high-reaching as the
means to effect their object are noto-
riously culpablef Yet, IF free born
and intelligent white men are willing
to humble themselves ii the dust, and
allow new hedged officials that have
not their confidence to trample upon
their rights and interests, it is certain
that such neglect Of duty, should it
result disastrously, will awake the
condemnation, and not the sympathy,
of the, citizens of other communities.
When the black race, under white
officers, are marshalled solid against
the mass ofwhites, shall the latter
yield to whatever fate may impend,
without making a manly effort in a.
peaceful direction to protect and pre-
serve their rights?' 9hN -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18
European NeNs.dl 90
ITALY SIDE AGAIN WIT

WILL ITALY SIDE AGAIN WITH
-Voi sr5 PRUSSIA ?os Sd ti.w Ngs Z
[From the Berlin Bosen zeitung, March 49,
Is Negotiations are being carried on
between Italy audi Prussia Mn the
event of complications between
France and Germany, King Victor
Emmanuel might possibly z reclaim
Nice and Savoy, the sacrifice of
which be feels keenly. il sg atn US -
THE pRUssIANFLEET TO BEGoT READY.
From the Geestemunde Gazette.J
The-whele- Prussian feet is to be
got ready by the LIST of April, so as to
be ready to put to-sea at anycmoment
after that date. The order has been
sent to all the stations. Work is, in
consequence, carried on Sc actively at
this place that even Sunday is not a
day of repose.
THE MANUFACTURE OF ARMS.
From the Courier du Bas- Rhin.l
The works of the mandatory of
arms at Mutzig, in that department,
are now receiving fresh impulse,
and seem likely to assume a great de-
velopment. A notice inserted in the
journals in fact addresses itself to all
workmen in the business of filing,
fitting, and turning metals, and informs
them that by making application. at
the Mutzigf blishment, they will
find as much employment as they
please after April I.
THE NATURAL FRONTIERS OF
FRANCE-FIRING THE FRENCH HEART.
From the Paris Fays, March 81
We declare the very legitimate an
,nexations of Prussia founded on the
profoundly rational principles of
Municipalities, have had the necessary
and foreseen result of placing that
power in an erritorial situation from
aohich Ffunce naturally t5eriUes a Yioht
to claim, and, If necessary, take COM
pensdtion--that is to say, to recon
stitute herself in her natural limits.
and toretain Belgium which is beck
ing to and waiting for us.
Let the Government choose its own
time, conceal or hint at it's plans, dis
play or dissimulate tsTesourcesEin a.
word, let it play the game with Prus-
STA as 1T best can; that is the Gov
ernment's affair. 1t has the respon-,
sibility and should be allowed full
| liberty, But our business. IS to enlist
an battle arrdg- behind the Gorera4f emf
the Sentiments. The honor, and The
patriotism of France There is no
sensible man who does not consider
the reconstruction of France In its
natural frontiers as the most desirable
thing possible for French interests,
at least if this work can be accom-
plished with the free consent of the
populations. u aa 81 aasr 80 IS FL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18

4 The Indianapolis journal asaysI
thirteen counties in this State which
give the largest Democratic MAORI
ties, assess more taxes for local, that
is for County and Township purposes,
than tsoenty Union Counties which
contain nearly t,oice the population of
the Democratic Counties. s 80 &,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18

MANY of our Conservative friends
treat the question of negro suffrage
as if it were living question in this
State.-Nashville Bonner. g Is
We rather think it is the liveliest
question that ever bothered the poor
devil Conservative party. 1t is live
her than a cricket, weasel, or bag
of f1eas.-.S oshcilZe Times. s-g o1}
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18
NEWS ITEMS.

The Ohio Legislature has adjourned.
A grand new Theatre is. to be built in
New York.
Bogy, the late Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, is creating trouble.
Ex-Gov. Gilmore, of New Hampshire,
died on Wednesday.
The Iron-Moulders of Cincinnati are on
q strike 49, r fXNfg \ Tut4Lfrk
The Republicans made a clean sweep in
the City election in Chicago on Tuesday.
Col. Taylor has been again rejected for
Postmaster of Cincinnati, by the Senate. ,
The recent high water in the Platte and
other upper rivers has seriously fnjui ed
the Railroads. . III
The National Bank OF Selma, Alabama.
aGovernment depository, was robbed on
Monday of $4,000. = -s.s. - r.. -
The negroes of Richmond, Virginia,
celebrated the ernahcipation5 of the Dis
trict of Columbia by public display and
speeches.
The Governor of Arkansas, it is stated.
has caused the Reconstruction suit of that
State not to be presented before the SUI
preme Court.
The President transmitted to the Senate
official reports from the heads of Depart
ments, saying that no opinions had been
given onthe Tenure of Office act. = - a =
by THE eABLE.-The long pending Ma
uonal Constitution of Prussia has been
adopteda This is another Important step
In the Constitution of that nation .....a.... The
American yachts are preparing to return
VIM. Nef, of5Lexington, KY, and James
Crosby, Of Missouri, were put to death at
McKisssck's Grove Iowa, the other day,
for horse stealing. The lynchers allowed
them choice of hanging or shooting, and
they chose the latter. h1E ssa-ssszts. : ffsa1i
1t win be seen by the Geographic reports
that learned lawyers differ very material
~ in their opinions on the Reconstruction
suits. Lawyers have differed bsfore.
The Republicans of BellvilIe.. Illinois,
have gained the Mayor and two Council
men initheir city election; and the Demo-
Gratis carry Quincy. PISS f 49,. rt's.i
The Rebel Democracy Of Tennessee made
an almost complete failure in sheir efforts
to secure a representation of negroes In
their Convention, which met at Nashville
on Tuesday, only six being present. EN-
erson EthIidge was nominated for Gov
ernor. speeches of q most violent eharae-.
ter We're made. E7TTTTTE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

st. Paul's Church. There will be
Divine Service, with administration of
the Holy Communion, this (Thursday)
evening, at ~ cookbook, at this Church. 1t
is hoped that all the commandments of thS
parish will be present, and that the attend
ance of the sparishioners generally, viii be
good. ete5s sis - seiTs'is .sgFue sG3 Us
Services on Friday GOOD Friday at 1917
AM and IA Pm. = :. sax, 4. -.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18

s RATHER .UNPLEAsANT.-The New
York Gazette learns from gentle
man who traversed Litchfeld County,
Connecticut, last week, that on the
LIST of April he passed over snow
drifts twenty-five feet deep between
Winsted and Norfolk. In many
places the.tfa-k was cut between per-
pendicular walls of snow which rose
above the wagon One house, near a
locality rather bleakly named 1.-The
Cape" was completely eblockaded by
d tremendous bank of snow, rising
halfway up the windows, only a mar
row path opening communication with
the road. The drifts of the Winter.
accumulated and packed together
made an inclined plane t64the very
caves Of the barn, and the farmer was
feeding his-coWs through a hole in
the roof. <4sss Ito NbeAhoped the
ground will be relieved of its cold
burden before the Fourth of July.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18

LOUIS HoUCK and others have re-.
Gently entered as public land, piece
of ground lying outside of the levee,
and extending to the junction Of the
rivers at Cairo. The Trustees of the
the Cairo property claim the. land in
question through a title reaching as
far backsas 1907 and fifty years pos
session. Great excitement prevails
in the little town over the dispute.
and the agent of the Trustees had a
street fight over the matter. The
ground in dispute is being guarded
night and day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18
The Capital IN Danger

We judge from the following appeal,
made by the National Intelligencer,
that the Rebels are about to lose the
control of the local government Of
Washington City, olTea9 wa.y ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18

We guess we will have to give the
Madison Courier the old woman's
privilege of the last word in the
quarrel. We have more interesting
moi I'VE up to our readers
sr ued discussion of the
oversy