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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17
NecprpcrS=Gpurt.

9lnn cunningham iuuroe tueaen
Srunfenbeit uno unoroentlidem 8etras
gen in @rmangelung bon $50 mad Dem
9lrbeitsbau8 geianbt.
Simotbn Sarrilon aabIte ue9en uns
gebOriaelt Setragen nur Die Soften,
Sohn 9teaD aber auberOem nod $50.
gfannD Sat unb emma Collins bat>
ten negen @ebrau6 iibler Spradmeiie
Die Soften gu sablen.
Martba Green Sablte tuegen hinge
6ibrlidfeit Die Soften, NfarD gS5ite
iuurOe entlafen, Sofepb Sort Sablte fir
gleideS Ser9eben Die Soften, in Gr<
nan9eiuns OeS n0tbigen Sab iuan6erte
9lnn Sreiuitt ms 9lrbeitSbaus, uno Wfis
merida Sobnion febt cinem 5iemlid lan>
gen yufentbalte oaielblt entge9cr, in>
Dem iie $50 unb Soften absuDeroienen
bat.
60. Glarf sablte fur unerlaubten
8erfauf 9eiiti9er 8etrdnfe in 8 SaIlen
Die Soften.
Slaac 9abis mar betrunfen uno
faufte fi6 nit $40 los, tuabren6 elm
anoerer 8aedusiiin9er nidt 10 9Iiifs
lid mar, fonoern feline $40 abtIopfen
mnB.
Waanbb @larf, Sannb 6bompion,
Wfarb Sbompfon unb Sad Sablor ma >
rem me9en ungebori9em 8etra9en bers
fla9t, ipur6en aber entlal1en.
Sobn 9. SaniIton saBlte tpegen
aIeidem 8eraeben Die Soften.
9lnn 0upree ipuroe freieefpro6en
nn6 Yeter q. @arren ,ablte fur einen
Sal unoroentli9en Gefragens $25 unb
fir einen sipeiten so Collars.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17

~ Cur @ei9id tie oeS &a f.
feetrinfenS. SIN 9ansen fueroen
0eeentpdrtig etpa 900 MilIionen 9funO
Saffeebobnen prooucirt, lpobon alein
in europa iabrIid Die Sdlfte bon bies
fem magenfarfenoen unb bas Senf>
beru10gen anregenben Eranf coniumirt
peroen. Ber Die 3ubereitung beS eblen
,,Wofta" entbedt, bariiber f9meigt Die
@eI1idte; nur TO bel ite5t feit oaB
nidt 9lrabien Die uripriin9lide Sei@
matb beS Saifees iei, ipie man frubsr
angenommen. Grlt gu 0lnfang 6es
fiiniSebnten Sabrbun6erts fiibrte Der
aelebrte S1eitb, @bns 9bon 9lliaggar
Oas &afieetrinfen aus 9lbpiiinien, no
fem @ebrau9 iid uber Die 8eit Der biz
ltoril9en @rinnerun9en binlus Der@
Iiert, in Mrabien elm, mo es iid lhneQ
iiber oas 2ano perbreitete. Son bier
aus fanb Der 8affee @ingane in 6ie
Siirfei, mo CT anfangli9 fpdbreno Der
beiligen 9idHte r1ittellt Heiuer Sdaa<
len aus groBen braunen &annen ge>
f10pft uno berumgeretdt nurbe unl Die
ySad)iamfeit rege 81 erbalten. - Sie
reIigiofen Sanatifer oagegen ipraden
6as Nnatbem iiber 0ieien @ebrau9
aus un6 berfiinoeten 6ffentli6, 0aB bic
Gef9ter Der &affeetrinter am iiingiten
Sage fdtuars ipie Der &affeegrunb err
i6einen tuiiroen. Sic erlten 0ffentlis
den &afeebdufer fab SonitantinDpel
i'm Sabre 1854 erridten; eeraoe buns
bert Sabre ipdter erri9tete Der @riede
Yasqua in Yonoon baS erite &afees
baEs uno 1911 ipur6e in Marleille bas
erfie erofnet. Sn Berlin fano oas
&affeetriilfen suerf am Sole SrieOrid
98ilbeln ] Gingarig, no es DEN Sc
nub bcs bisber iibli9en gBarmbierS
berordngte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17

LIZ W1an beridume ni1t, iiA iein
Mablcertififat Su beridaffenl gBir tpie<
berboIen bic bereits inebrrnals gegebene
9lofi3, baB bic @egiitrationS <Sfiice
Wontags, Wittno@s unb SonnabenOs
se0ffnet 1T.
~ Bif1of Auintaro, 6eiIen Gr<
franfung mir Dor einigen Sasen mels
oeten, 1T b0uig ipieOerbergeitellt nnb
iuir0 iid binnen 8ursem mad England
be9eben.
Gw Gie 8erlammIun0 am Sreie
tag Mbeuo ipir6 in 5ront oes 6dul<
baufes Der 9. 8aro ftattfnoen.
E Ser Annrtiermeiiter, Moior
Shifting beridtet, oaB bis iekt 70, 600
aefallene @olOaten auf ben berf9iebe<
men Grieob6fer I'm 8ereid Der Opera
tionen Der Cumberland Nrmee begras
ben iuorben fino.
re- Der bur6 sSener serii0rte
Sbeil bes biefgen GtaatSsefangnilies
iil fat b0Iig tpieOer ber9eitelt. Oas
gauge Manreriperf pirO in einigen
Sa9en fertis fein.
R Sir freuenuns, su bernebmen,
Oab fur Mbleitung Der auf Der alien
BranDfdtte in GeOarltrabe an9elomS
meltem, Die Cuff berpeitenben 9Sailer>
moffeu bic n6tbigen Mnitalten 9etrofS
fen nor6en finD. Seute Mor9en iparO
bic neue Dampfs 6eneripribe in Oas
Sod gebra9t un6 pMmpte Oas @aGer
in ben nnnuebr Der 0Oaen0ung naben
Slbausstanal an GberrDitrabe.
EN Sic .llnion uno DispatA", IL.
ibrer aIIbetannten ELECTROMAGNETIC
gegen Naes, mas loyal un0 rebIidb III,
bradte am Gonntag einen Yaragra !
pben, iDorif fie einen s.Brownlow of.
fetal" Der Berfiibrun9 zines iunaen
Mfa0Aene antIaat. aBir erfahren, 6af,
bic Mngele9enbeit nidte ais bOsuiIIiae
BerIaumOm1g BON Wllbig0dn9ern 1T,
Die es ii@ sur Nuf0abe feIIen, MlIe6
NIT @Anut at betuerfen, mas gut unO
rein III, iinO bic germe ibre 4diter3un9erl
in 8eiue9ung ieben, iuemn ee gilt, eie
men anftdnbigen Beaniten Der @taats.
re9iernng 5a fGmdben. Rfut iiber
fold GtfnOel.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17
Mittmod, ben II. Suit 1861.

re- Oie m06entIi@e @taatssei<
tunq fOifet mad allen Sbeilen Der Union
perian6t $3 per Sabr. 9fa@ Seuti6@
LAMB, einf@IieBli9 beS Yors
to IS, $3.50; nod Der S6luei5 400
portofrei. - @inaelne gfumrnern nod
europa 10Gents portofrel.
- II 6pIbaten Der g. u. 81. i'm sanaen 2anbe
srerben ernRlt@ erfuGt, Der Senneliee 9taatS.
3eituns iiberall @erbreituns sn eeben.
Ew Mbonnenten lollten in ibrem
eieenen, iOiuie in unlerm SntereiIe io<
fOrtiee 9ln3eise iiber etpa borfonmenoe
llnre9elmaBisteiten in Der 8eFeuung
Der 3eitung auf unierer Office MAIDEN
gg gBir eriu6en ale Greunbe, uns Cor
reIppnoeusen aus allen Ibeilen bss @taates
iiber 9tanb Der 9aaten unb iiber Ginpaitbe-
runssanselesenbeilen 3usebem gu la1en.
Die &ebattipn.
~ Dieienieen, benen es gu tbeuer
piro, in Der td9li9en 8eitun9 gu am
nonciren, f0nrlen oaS n9UObenblatt
benuben, ipeI9eS ebenfalls on iammts
li9e td9li9e @bonnenten Dertbeilt miro.
SIR Seiti1it9s beramS9eber.
SD babe etpd elm DubeaS 9tGnbe uni
mel Dusenb @hriftfaifen, aud annere Ar-
tite[, III elmer teutl1tn Druderet gebDrig, 3l
perfaufen. @enannte Sa1en fDnuen gu bill
lieen Wreifen abselaHen werben.
GDbm 9fmbnf,
Serausseber ber pGtoutsaeitnns".
EH 9lnaeigen, bic in'S &benbblatt
qeriift ner6en loGen, mullen bis ipae
telfens 2 ubr 9fa9mitta9s in Der Office
abaeIiefert mer6en. = @6enlo Stems
un6 9totiaen alfer 9lrt. Die Der Ooer
1ener sSreuno perOfentli@t au BADEN
iuiiniht.
EE Neubelfeliun9en auf Die ,,Een@
nellee Gtaats 3eitun9" f0nnen bel Den
9erren
q. 8ornFein 0orb> GoIIe9eitr,
s. Grnt Yobl, @ermantntun
g. 9ntB, Sranflln Ylte
abaeaeben tueroen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17
9taot uno Gtaat.
0eHeatlicbe sGebe,r.
GMnfter Oifrift.

SInfter Difrift.
pm. SObm 3rtmble, Der republifanifGe
uanbipat fir GDnsrtB pom Giintten Diifrift
mirb an foisenbfn Srten unb 81 fclsenben
3eiten Reben balten:
@primsprlb, @onnabsnb, 90. SnIi 1 q. M.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17

Sn Qiberpool ipurben am Is. 10, 900
Ballen BanniuolIe S,l 108-101 ber@
fault; am Is, mar Der 0iarft lebbafter,
es tpurben $1,000 8allen uneelebt,
obpobL 81 ln9eranberten Yreiien.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17
Bur 8eaebtnn8 fir bentftb
0rfIuner.

Sic Yattutgeicte Der Der. Gt1aten.
uub Muleitnn0en fir BITE Grlinosr, nm R4 Potente
sn fidbern, 5tno Ia 8uLformat Don uns n Senti9er
weltbe bdrum n,iIpeIi9 ober i9riitlid eiitOnimen
Aatenie atf neue ertnbNngen Iueroen inns ibueu
inS panftiid beioret. Sntprmdttrn gratis.
Nan nhreigre Munm ". Co..
tuFg SIR 81 BART Rom. Reu gorf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17
gser,eidbniis ,rener QGmseiaen

SSer3 etGDntk 1teNeE %UW3etHebI
i'm 1eutigen BIatte.
u 8erlanmlung Oes Surnpereins
bente 9lben6 s ubr.
q Sabrit non @iieniuerfen bon Wm,
gtepart, Gde Wartet u. 9lfb ctr,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17
Gaspar Tpg,
gdlOfIer nnO @lofeH3ngberfertiger
sfo. 10 Sforbs Mfarfet Gtraee.

1erieIbefinadt unb repdfirt ole Gorten 96IB1er
unb oiIe 1onttigen IN fetn Jacb eini4lagenDen IRE
beitefr innf2 3K
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17

R Serr SuI5ba9er bat Bic Serren
8rien uno Sbagton auf $40, 900 Sdas
benerlab berfla9t, neil ibm bielelhen
fein 9elddftsbans 9eidlolien batten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17

~ 9err Charles @dneIler baut
i'm S90npFu9iden @arten cine neue
&eeelbabn, Die am na9iten Montag,
ipie mir b0ren, nit einenl 9roBarti9en
8egelpreisfdieben er0ffnet peroen foa.
Sie Sabn tuirb elm nener Slnsiebun9se
punt fir ben bereits NIT allen nao9li<
den Nnnebmli6feiten berlebenen @ar@
ten tper0en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17

\ @pIbaten Der g. u. 81. i'm san3en 9anbe
tperben ernnliG erfudt, Der IenneGre 9taatS.
2eituns iiberall 8erbreituns sn eeben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17

!. HUB als .isiisassss ls
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09

erse CUR &onfttut,on bsr Ser. @taatsn IN Vo1
i@lag gsbrabte Alueneeuaent an9snon1naen bat,
:al1baxu= d{pat tersgenauutez @ aatanxz.Be1tretan8
TN q o19ta66~ ffllI-. bIri@tfgf trt16tt une ittne e.
m6blten @tnoforen, utnb &tprG(entanten, na@'
.btn1: fe tsn poretf&rttteuen tteGetletRst. 3u9e~
la(en ter.en, unb alebann une earua9 ioQen
bic botaeudnntsn attttilan9sn e'tier @ttt fir
au6.r 8raft III (ol@en @taase ert!art tpereen-
Dorbebalten BAT: tes9e iYer,on,; tpeldbtr
ffaft be6 ESTABLISHMENTS 53ur &naf.tu''on btr
0er. @tlaten Ytrpabrt "a, Elm Amt limit 3u ba'
len. pGblpor fein foQ aIs Elm 93tt8ttee etr &ou-
statior .urlue fere 6 onRitutieu ~ entpttftn bat
nod fir Dlttoliteer timer Convention Ftn'uaen
iuQ..
s. Nbtb. DaB' 70 lanoe Big has Bolt Der
e.naxnten 3etsQenfaaten CIR Heprdlsntatt'ntn TN
&onex,6 1ur&. has l@ties: 3ues!aNex TT QUE
| bort b.Gebenbe Giplrt9ierunAen nur as ptonslo'
ride betradtet' meroen uxe n tertr p'atgt Der
soQ MutoritGt btr Be,. @taaten uattr.sprfsn Elm
{pltn. p.ldt Iettere bas' &eattat, 1t ~ tratno
elmer 3eit axflubsb:x ~ u.es'fetrea uno ~ -be:
| aufidfiotn unb bet oQtn @ableu, ueI@e auf
0erfieune .fol@sr Resi.runs f1r iresae Gin '@nt
pprserurameu merbeu,3 fsQen aQe Ysrlenen g.
MD ben BeRimmun8eu ttt fInften Abtselune
| bttitr Mtte III Ntimnltn' bt1etttt8t (ttu, uno II
un!er eiuer iio,den p;ttopi@erif&en &ee{e'ung NIT.
uaub 4 ;mu1tert@ttet, ber' :ssnaB e!u Heftn1|
mum I'm Ses 3ten' &rtitsls tes ecneituttsntaen
Wnturern ,nt5 nt@tt gum Sunfbabea et"e sam
te8:te'r9ttgt 1T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09
Der: zempere nsperein BET @oneree'
ttnitelieoer.

0a3 elmer Rhiteilune tss rDeutIdeu Cor
reiponbenttn" IL Baltimore astSrtn fol9enbe
oonorables gum tonsrs1Forsueu 2suaperen3"
club:
Dtl(on BON maGa@u{tts. gates, @iey.
womuey, Rc6 BON 8anlas, Motrtl ocnMeine>
G,aess, &oliar. Y'te:; plants; Y:ream; @s!n.
nrQ, Malbturnr pom M~a0aduietts, Gerrs ;9Stn~
bon1, Gool, Ddano, vatter1on. 3oImfS>
prtt, @illon o'npa., Stencil, Me'
Ree, pulbur 10, Qsn9, @iee bon Maint. Raw
rene. son Opto, 9saberlon BON Srteon,
Damss, Sulian, BaEer, @cn Nernau,, 9ubbare
bon &onnseticuk &oep @utt. @apsr. Mooo.
triest Upton, pt0e9, @FrHutF, Anfa uns
Dcbet.
Dt vSainMs> @taats3eitun9" ben.erft bier
~:
Bsnn pttr 1oI1e Man1ea wtt ben sou Sobn
@fntuo1tb unter ben NaBietett5apaRsln Fnber.
10 fdQt uns Der N6Bieteitsrsrein BON Mannb elm
Elm, In bent Mien,ano auf9encmmen muroe. be1
MIDI I'M @tdnbe par, gum TiG9ltide lecbs Yor'
ttpnsn Setelsts' au e1sn uno elm Dustn @9op.'
pin Meiu 3u trin!sm.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09
st. S. &rpmelL

+5 s=s.9tt99tte@t8o1lpal
i. .Offtee: Briden> @quart, ct. paul,
Gef@afte In ben @taats- Neutrality-suspicious..
kpuetttpnex, l1nter(udun8 BON urtuneen 1no
3atluua ppn Eareu reroeu prompt be1cr9t-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09

Deut&es @af< unp 8uarbinB> @aut
n& !"
MofabeI-StraRe, ct. Saul, mtnu.
8tbalten BON
$errmann $arf+
Dt1ses paus TT ueu unb aufba6 Bette tttgf'
tt&tet uub iaxx ben1 publttuna entpfob!tn @etee1.
Auseeaet&ne,e @tauune, faptt eutee &a'ea'
tsader betrt paus. u
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09
.Gmmert 4 @6wet3er,

eagle @tribt, ct. Taul. ftbt btu. eesbrten Yu-
blttuua ~feoer3ctt 3u Dieniten nit. au6eaei@netera
9a8erbter Sor beatu 0tbr6u, fir febcn -Bebarf
uxb iurt btQtsfen p1eiie, unb enapfetlt hermit
TIT Gabritat befens ben seebrtsu Abueb,ntrn In
@tabt NIB Qaub.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09
Union $pteI.
Gde Der @aba1@aw> uub 4ten @traBe
Sp4 m. ketmer>

Keuerbaut., a~.sauuts, nit tete1 sns t,tnnhlt@ta
Mettenbeu big berrli&fen STANDARDIZATION neten gut
t~eretteter Sef xns eet btutsfen gesteauns. tspte sutc
0etrdnte an Der Bor.'f ..f
0eraumtee @.auune TT let tent @aule. uni ststalb
ben Garmern n%arnent1t9 ~ en,pfetleu: :,
aetlexse uns seren aepad rerben fret. ssu. VA nod
ter 2Gabxna' tefS:sert. '
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09

III E Il Do U Il r r E. r s.
Saloon unb &eBelbabn,
3. Stra6e, seSenaber beu1 alien mertean- paafe
81. paul, Mtnn.
Ntixua tterbxr& telaaat, ba6 Ct lsebeu etnen aeueu
Salopn ntbft &e8elbabu
erIfuet lat.
aRtt ter BerR@eruns, bas Ct sura he artteRe Dette.
xuue nnb tnse EN- Ct NIT ben, tefen Mrti!eIx tets Awf,u.
Sarftx In Stanbe IA. bemdbt fetn ~trb. I'd bas ale<.
netnae a4ptlpsueua III f4ern. label ct jxu 4efud fet1es
xsuex &tatlideueptsf reuablt&t Elm
8. q. Cont er,H anu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09
Dte Neconftruftton6bil bes 9err1
49,. 49, v, &teoen9 .=s:H- -=*.a~ 80: ;vsGz

Ias Qeste. tpas ptr teut Qeier BON BIN tDtb'
tiaaen oQtr Mn6rtaelr bes geasnpdrttgen Spu"
ortlts In unierer ve.tgen 9iun.uaer er3atlt, tpar.
So6 had houS ten I'm @enat 3u e~ertelben ne"
moht,n 2IfGss unb &tGnberunBtn 1ene ~"
f;nnn,nno nerfaat unb p.rlanet oaB Elm 8 taett"
s"rrsa 6 "r,u,ittee, btf:bene aus Wit8lieber bet-
Nv SSuier tin.n Gomprorr;6- Gntwurf po,leeen.
Tieffna Doruag. bate Ter Senat feline 3uFiua'
mung perfagt. -,.,. mn
IN ter ttr ton1 @tnat 0ea:benen @saalt NIT 'et-
MR. uubetfntenten Mtdnperuua ar9enon,,aen une
bie{er bat (otann Der Sena. feiue 3u0tmn,aas
e~egeben.
tsibtne Ga0un0 tpet9t nttt treni8 pom ber VI.
lpriinali@ ib1 pon Gbap. @tsoers ertttiltsn al
iunb 1T tpeit enifer,, tie Nn1&'en btr auBs'een
Qin!eu ~ repr61tntiren. ole it ea8eeen nun
t4ebr etn 9nt unter BIN f@ bic est ME repu.
bitfaui@4e partei Re0en radB Biz fe Elm ttler:a
DAD, cine Eafsl ~ Der {e i'd n'eetrfeseu mag,
SIS Ne eiue bt{.r .er@ebene Rnttt. Il:
Sin Der 5uupt|c@s tepiato. bic Bin t!nt a I.
oemctne Mmnefte, um SEN YreiS be'
eiufltruna te5 a ii stnen @ttm m
reats .o6ne untcr|aisb he. &aee une 9aut'
1 farte In ben @rrebtnen0aeten, unb ifsut BIZ
untouet.eue unb Der {tlapersiietueli&e BfsDife'
! u pes @Ittn6 uutfr 1T II ttdrt| Dc
@&ub bic bic @ubfaatsn @islttetsruneer
| uuf etner- @runolast creanilrt. ,re'@s isnsr
@@ub entbetrli@ rra4fn.
@&per, wie % benz reoital e%e1nnttn 6rsunb'
ter f5reibett ptre, TN SntereG. trie' i@sr Gnt
ttdtluna Gorteruneen auf3ueeben. bic NIT 9st&'
ttdfett bGtten bur9aelebt wo1ben ISnnfn. psnr
| bic imn1rr nod o%uaumdGtioe Grtfutip9tnalt be-
| gleeuSlf N9 ntdt gut oatr &c: attli&fe @3la'ti
Der Beinte BIT Hspubltf aernaat tatt'. woQsn ri
bed auas(eteu, oab Die Bta wte lie ii ete ein
! ala mSsIt9e un> inter ZEN eegebenen nmlIdnesr
srTsi@bare notwithstanding i'm @inne es
Breibttt btetet.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-18
The Aa1AzoN.-This greatest river 81 4, :


HE AMAZON. This greatest river Of the South;
American region, destined to be seat Of empire
st some day equalling, perhaps, that Of the great
valley Of the Mississippi, is attracting more and
more the attention Of the civilized world. Prof
AaAssIz, who, under advantageous auspices, made
extended Brazilian explorations year or two ago,
aided BY proper scientific CORPS is now lecturing
on the subject in New York He describes the De-
culiarities Of the Amazon and its afluents, and
gives an interesting account Of the natural pro.
ducts Of that fertile region, and adds an earnest
plea for the extension Of American commerce in
the. Brazils. He presents, with nuoA, force, tile
new openings Tor commercial enterprise which. are
afforded BY the free navigation Of the Amazon,
speaks particularly of the three hundred varie ties
OF hard woods growing in Anazonian forestg9ha
introduction Of which into the worlds markets.
for building purposes would be OF the utmost most
value; alludes to the waste Of native productions
10y the present indolent population, and warmly
urges the necessity Of establishing settlements in
the valley Of the Amazon, in order to develop it's
immense resources 3s.: III T. Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-18
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE 7s
TO ESrARI1sH THE OFFICE CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR
'T- OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,(
TWE CITY COUNCIL HAVING Elected RI 'iS1s MI. f.
II RoUMIILAT Chimney CONTRACTOR for the Uuner n e
Wards and Mr.. NJ. NIXON for the Lower wards they
and or h on the ot ast s
public the following Ordinance Is publiahed:
AN ORDINANCE TO EsrAB1IsH THE OFFICE OF cH1a1,sEf
Be i ordained D. Ate WavsS and A1ae,p,<, :, 60
1 asseHoted That from the passage Of this Or
dinancs there aa be annually elected two Contators
Tor sqeepn chimneyes the first for e p.rt Of the
city, taanein Wards Nos L. ?, and 4; and the seoond
for all that part Of the taking in NOS T. and
Council in the penal sum Of two thousand dollars, wh
two gooa s9reaes conditioned ar the faithful perform
SEC. q All and every person occupying building with
chimney or ehmneys thereto. in which fire is usually
tractors inspect and be swept the said
taV a6 once in md
fees and IN case shall oppose or prevent
tex ., any chimney as before he
ene Mayor shall be fined in not exceeding afty
Iszos If the Contractor for sweeninp sha,, na,,a.+
this duty IN not causing the eaid chimney to be swept
perfectly nest and Clean leaving any chimney which
fore directed SAID information before the
Mayor of such neglect shall conviction thereof be
Contractor was not opposed prevented nom sweenino
said chimpey then the fine may be inflicted on the oo
SEC Said Contractor shall give notice In public print
OF the time and hour Che chimney chineya or are
e be swept which notice ahar be given two days
and convenient hour. and such Contractors shall keep
each an office entitled sweep Office centrally locat-
e. wherc any person sending for sweep shall be imnae
possible. &gl 3'- n - '1>''eA ' %
SEC In an cases Of neglect Of the said Contractors
not herein provided for conviction thereof before the
Mayo such Contractor shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding fifty dollars and that any sweep boy sweeping
or aherng 70 sweep ehmneys IN this city unless licensed
nve dollars. to be recovered in the Mayors Court.
SEC. The following fees shal be allowed for speen
ing chimneys. VIZ; ten cents for each story. \.
SEC = Houses which have chimneys wherein anthra-
swept only at the option Of the owner or occupant
SEC .. That al Ordinances and parts OF Ordinances
Radaed IN City Council this 18th day Of January in the
u ~ aIxty-si1 iI55T-1- p. C. GATfARD Na1or al"
BY the Mayor: $15s 49, - = H1-'o1 80
February 1mo ". Il. SMITH Clerk Of co1ncn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-18

n IHE FUTURE OF THE CouNTRY.-During the de-
bate on the WILLIAMS Reconstruction Bill. Mr.
BA4NKs, Of Massachusetts, after opposing that
measure on various grounds, said sit was impos-
sible that the Government should go on for three
years longer, or two and ahalf years,or two years
without approaching the verge Of ruin. Business
was suspended now. The people were oppressed
with taxes. Iaborers were thrown ont OF employ.
ment. Everything was unsettled The iwiseat
mhn could not look to The future without appre-
henslon, Il not without fear. The fnture WAS fnll
Of danger, and rather than face that danger for
two and half or three years longer the repre- :, g.
sentatives Of the people would be obliged 70 con-
slider the condition q the country and what course
Of conduct was necessary for the safety Of the
Government and the interests Of the peoples F3ss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-18

CE a RI E. STON. !.
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY is. 1857.
THE ROPER HOSPITAL. I

by reference to our advertising columns of this
morning it will be seen that the Board of Trustees
Of the Roper Hospital officially announce the open,
ing this day of their favorito institution. In by
gone days this hospital used to be deservedly
popular, and under the same experienced Board Of
Directors, it Will again become so. 1t is the only
building within the city limits suitable for on hos
pita], and was built with special caro- to the com
fort and health of it's inmates The sick who seek
an asylum under its rooS will not only find every
comfort and attention from it's officers but will bc
surrounded by cheerful scenes to divert their
minds To the building is attached handsome
flower garden, and from its numerous pazzas o
beautiful view OF the distant river and islands Gun
be enjoyed. The usefulness Of the establishment
is so well known, and the comfort of the inmates
so constantly studied, that expect soon to hear
of its wards being filed with grateful patients.
Besides the poor sick, to whom the wards are al
ways open the building contains number Of
chambers into which are received pay patients.
snch can hero find excellent accommodation, good
food, professional nursing, and skilled medical at
tendance, all for the email chargesof one dollar
per day, which sum includes everything. Strangers
visiting the city, when taken sick, should bear this
in mind When sick, away from friends, they can
obtain all the comforts of home ut the Roper Hos
pital, and have their medical attendance included
for one-fourth the amount paid for board in an
hotel. ANY sick perEon can gain admission into
this Hospital by obtaining an order from the
Mayor, or from any Of the members Of the
Board of Trustees. Special wards are assigned to
colored persons, and the same care bestowed upon
them upon the white patients.
Mr.. ROPER, to whose beneAcence the city is in
debted for this noble charity, instructed his exc
cutors to extend the comforts Of his Hospital to
all applicants, whether white OF black, citizens or
strangers. In carrying out his instructions the
Trustees Of the Institution will welcome any suf-
ferer. 4 ~ l-.sss 5fSs IN
The following gentlemen comprise the Board OF
Trustees; DR.. J. j. CHIsoLM, Chairman; Drs. E.
HoRLBEcK, J. JehvEz, T.j. Pn1oIEAu, J. P. CHz-
Al, H. w. DESAUssuRE, F. T. MILES, and W. T.
WRAaa, Secretary and Treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-18

SOUTH AMERICAN AFFAIRS s.-The news from South
America contains the usual variety Of warlke and
lnsurrectonary rumors. There is serious trouble
in the United States Of Colombia. President Mos
oUERA has made himself obnoxious to the Con
gress-that body following the example Of it's great
prototype and model OF the North talks about
impeachment" This unpleasant ceremony the
President proposes to avoid by preventing Con-
gress from meeting. The quarrel, it is expected,
will be On interesting one and residents Of Bogota
the capital, are moving away that they may enjoy
it from distance. The American Minister having
also had difficulty with MosouERA, was preparing
to depart, and general revolution in the State is
reported imminent. Brazil and Paraguay are re-
newing their contest with vigor. and, the former
Government, it is said, had offered to emapcapate
10000 slaves, provided they would enter the army
nov organizing to march against Paraguay. The
end Of the war seems as remote as ever. There is
rumor that LOPEZ intended declaring himself
Emperor and hoped for the recognition and friend
ship Of France. It would take half-a-dozen pro
phets to foretel the result Of South American dis
.:sensions, and reveal the future Of that unhappy
country. 1'Rsiss' }.s2s' -.