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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04

EsA- The Washington MteUigcncer says
that Senator Doolitte will resume the prac-
tice Of Law after the 4th of March, and
adds: This is measure of economy on
his part, since that his twelve years of SER
vice in the Senate finds him at the end in
such moderate circumstances as TO require
professional application to make good
what an honest devotion to public duty has
made private sacrifice
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04

PAINFUL OCCURRENCE-A little boy
about seven years old, son of Polander
named SEMER, who lives on Ninth street,
between Park and State, while playing
near the stove in his fathers house on
Wednesday of last week, inhaled steam
from the spout of teakette in which wa
ter was boiling. For several days the un>
fortunate child was in great agony, and. ut
was feared his life could not be saved. We
are happy to state, however, thas he is now
in fair way of recovery.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04
JEFF. Davis.

Washington, Dec. |.
The Attorney General has engaged
Richard IL. Dana, of Boston, to represent
Judge Chase, in Richmond, Thursday, of
the motion entered by Ould to auash the
Indictment against JEFF. Davis. Mr.. Ev-
arts would have appeared personally in the
case, if the preparation of business Tor the
approaching session of the Supreme Court
did not render it impossible.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04
towoe.

eg- The steamer Orion visited US Tor
the last time on Tuesday. The propeller
TruesaeN is expected here next week, and
will make weekly trips from Milwaukee to
Manjtowoc and Two Rivers during the
winter, weather permitting.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04
OWN AND OOU MIR Y

GRAIN MARKET.-Ther are no changes
rom our quotations of last week, to wit:
Winter Wheat, 81. 90; Spring Wheat, 81. 90;
Eye, soc; Barley, $l.25; Oats, 45c !;
White Peas, SOC; Green Peas, sl50.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04

In WINTER QUARTERS following
vessels are now laid up in our harbor for
the winter: Bark Alice Richards, schoon-
= ers E1 Tempo, Gcsine, Franklin, Anne
IAorine, Luna, AdeU, Glen Cuyler, Ware
and scow Self, of Manitowoc; schooner
Plot, of Chicago, and schooner Lland, of
Two Rivers. Several other vessels,
which are still running, will lay up in the
course of a week or two. The Goodrich
steamers will winter in Milwaukee
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04

SoCIABLEs. - The Episcopal Sociable
meets this evening at the residence of Mrs.
l.. l.. BELL. The Presbyterian Sociable
meets next Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. G. S. RAND.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04

OSHKOSH The Journal says a new
Catholic Church there will be dedicated
Dec. l3, Rt. Rev. Bishop Henni, of Mil
waukee, officiating. Venison is very plen-
ty there. Two incendiary fires there within
week. Lucius Olcott, an old citizen, died
very suddenly of heart disease last week.
He was tor many years landlord of the
Winnebago Hotel, and was one of the
County Board OF Supervisors.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04

Prospectus. We publish elsewhere the
prospectus of the Milwaukee WtsconStn
The Wisconsin, understanding its poll
tics, is live, enterprising, readable paper,
and We could lily spare it from our table
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04

ssD~ Some friend borrowed 'Roget's
Thessurus'' from our table some time
since, and neglected to bring it back.
Please return it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04

s1- The Fond du Lac Reporter says
that most of the saw mills in the northern
part of the state lave shut down for the
winter. There will doubtless be large
forces of hands in the lumber woods during
the coming winter, and the usual quantity
OF logs got out.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04
MASONIC,

Manitowoc Lodge. No. IS, A. and A NJ
egular meetings on the first and third We'd
d sdays of each month, at Masonic Hall, Oh
brk street. E. K RAND, W.M.
C.. LULING, S w.
H. G. ALBRIGHT, J W.
". III. HozS, Secretary.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04

lI The Oshkosh Northeastern has a
correspoL dent who lifts up his voice in
warning to the Radicals against sending
drinker of ardent spirits. to Washington as
United States Senator. Is this cores
pondent firing at the AocS. or does be mean
some one in particular ?-Ne,cs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04

GRAND AND PETIT JURoRs--The fol-
owing persons were drawn on Saturday to
|erve as Grand and Petit Jurors at the en-
buing term of the Circuit Court, which
op Mondau Dec 81
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04

THE FUTURE OF WHEAT.-The price of
wheat being now lower than it has been for
several years, the probability Of a rise is a
matter of general interest. On this sub
ject the prevailing opinion seems to be that
there is no reasonable hope Of an advance,
but we give our farmers the benefit of the
views of the Minneapolis (Minn. } Tribune,
which offers the following reasons for its
belief that breadstufs are pretty sure to be
higher:
1--WE have elsewhere indicated what is, ,in
our opiaion, the cause Of the wheat decline.
1t is not the superabundant supply, but the
stagnation resulting from excessive currency
contraction 1t is within the power OF leg
isIa.ion to effect remedy, and Congress,
which ,Qeets IN December, will undouoted
w take the matter in hand. Meantime,
one thing Is certain: That wheatis lntrln~
scalIy worth more than it brings at pres
ent, and it must, bet2re next harvest, ex-
perience large advance The policy Tor
iarmers. therefore, is to hold their wheat
until better prices. The great wheat de-
pots OF the West are already blocked up
with grain that capitalists Will not mCye to
market because they believe it more prolit-
able to hold their money than to speculate
in property. 1t may be that there will be
no material advance in the West before
Iext spring. Lake navigation is about to
close, leaving nearly all the wheat crop III
the hands of Western dealers aud produ-
GERS, aud If grain moves eastward during
the winter, the high winter freight tariff
will operate to keep he price down here,
though it advance in New York and Eu-
rope. But We opine that those who can
held their wheat TIL spring will be amply
repaid for SO doing
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04
ival and Departure of the Mails

ival and Departure of the Mails
Ar'TnE PosT-oFFIcE AT AANITowoc.
THERs, EASTERN, SoUTH-EAsT AND WEST
as NAIL (via Chiffon and Fond du Lac. J.
rrives daily, Monday excepted, at o'clock
n. Closes daily, Sundays excepted, at
la clock p. NJ.
yuxRx MAIL (via Sheboygan. )-Arrives
|aily at o'clock P. NJ. Leaves daily at 8
clock p. NJ.
|arHERS Mail 10 Two Rivers only)-Ar-
ives daily at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. Closes daily
\ 2 o'clock p. NJ.
hrHERs MAIL, via Green Bay to Kewau
|ee, Door County, and Lake Superior, twice
week Arrives every Tuesday and Friday
i 8 o'clock A. NJ. Closes every Monday and
thursday att o. clock Pm.
RTH-WEsTERN MAIL, via Branch and Reed
lille to Menasha, once a week.-Arrive-
very Friday at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. Leaves
,very Friday at 10 A.. NJ.
D6~ Office hours from TAM. to SP.M NJ.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04
MAN1Towoc, WISCONSIN, DECEMBER 4, 1853.

CONGREssIONAL.-C Will meet at
10 O'Clock noon, on Monday next. The
first business in the House will be the
swearing of new members, if present, and
their naoes are: Oliver y. Dickey, OF
PENNSYLVANIA, successor to Thaddeus Ste>
yens s. Newton Pettis, of Pennsylvania,
successor to D. A. Fiuney John ii. Sto-
yer. of Missouri, successor to Joseph ".
McClurg; j. Willis Menard, of Louisiana,
successor to James Mann. Mr.. Menard is
colored man holding the certificate of
election, and the question of his admission
is involved by the further question wheth>
er Mann's seat did not Itself belong to 81
neon Jones, who contested it. This case
will therefore go to the Committee on E!cc-
tions, but the other new comers will be
promptly admitted upon their appearing.
The first business on the calendar will be a
cali of the States and Territories for bills
and resolutions for reference. Half dos-
en- members have already indicated that
they will introduce financial measures or
that day. The Committee of Ways and
Means will bring forward measures early in
the session, aud not wait until the last
days, and then be defeated for want o.
time, as they were last spring. 1t is vel
understood from members of the Commit
tee, that the main features of the Tax bill
of last year will be introduced, aud in timc
to permit of thorough consideration by
both Houses.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04

s&We all have our trials-except JEFF.
Davis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04
Proceedings

Ofthe Board of Scamp Land Commits
sioners Of Calumet and Manito0oc
cn1tuftcs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-04

sA " Christmas is coming. !"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11

Re- nnglafsfalI. Gin aeitern
Worsen s llbr cuff Der Chattanooga
8abn fiioli9 aebenber Bug fano etDa
cine Meile bonn Depot einen Mann
an Der Seite Der Babn liegeab, augens
f6einIi6 idner berIekt. 1Derielbe er<
mics f9 als ein Nn9elteater BET 8abn,
0amens GuppIes uno erflarte, oab er
auf BEN UNI 6 nbr nod Chattanooga
.abgebenOen 8u9e 9eipeIen iei unb oben
aaf einem 8a9en oeitanoen babe, ais
er bnrd einen befti9et StoB, ben Der
BUG our5 pl0blid bermebrte Mnnens
iuenbung bon Gampf erbaIten babe,
berab9eitiirst efei. Der 8erln9Iiifte
uurbe mad Dem ct. ginceuf SoipitaI
eebradt, mo CT mad tuenigen Gtunben
beridieS. ~
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Tln6.8ericlbt.

Ser 6luB fdat fortra6reno unb
8eigte 81 SUP an ben 9boals.
2lnsefonmen fino Die Sampfer
emma SloDO bon CINCINNATI n,it.einer
itarfen Sra6t an beridieoene bielise
Sanbelsbauier; 9llert bonn oberen
Cumberland unb gafbbiae bon Gairo.
9lbee9ansen mar bis beute Nfittas
fein Boot. Ser @llpba follte beute
abeno mad ben oberen SIubeegenoen
abfabren, tuenn er binlan9li6e 2abung
erbaIt.
0ie @ef6afte an Der 9anOune tparen
beute eIiuas lebbafter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11

& EE Die Mntlage aeaen einen 8lrs
ger SfafbbiIIes toe9en beabf9tister
Ber9iftung, bic ais mir seltcrn CUR
Yre6e gi1een, Dor eanire Miltinion
nnteriudt percen foIIte, nurbe tuegen
Nbpeienbcit bieler 8eu9en berl6oe
ben.
5eute Sortnittag nm 10 ubr mar
bas Seridtsaintnter 0es Squire @rnft
8obl 9ebrdnat boil bon 8ufdauern, sic
Der @erbanoluns iueeen Der 3otbs
5n6tsflage 3ub0rten. Sc iuur6en an
20 5eugen bernentinen. Die &laaerin
CAB Elm febr grabirenbes 3eu9nib ab,
Sic befdtport oaB Ger 9tngeftagte ibr
cine 8iftoIe auf Die gruif geleBt un6
oab fe 10 seSwangen iplirse, ibm gu
Wilen Su iein. Nie tleiften 3euaen
saben benz Mieefldgtetl einen iebr
guten Gbarafter, an0ere 0alegen fdaten
0as @egentbeil aus. Sie &ldaerin
cagegen tpnrbe bon ben meiiten 8euaen
ais nniuifen6 nnb 6ur6 llntpiflenbeit
Iei9tiinnig nnb Iigenhaft erfIart, nab
renb ein5elne ibr tpie6erunl einen iebr
9uten Character beilegten. gs err
f9eiit, 6ab fie Dor einiger 3eit oas
IngIii6 9ebabt, nn0 man bemerft
irobI, Dab fie erft IL Sabre aft lift, Elm
8ino ais 6OIge 6es gefdledtli6en I'm,
gangeS nit eiilem Shame Su gebdren
uno bn6 IN 6oIge oiefes lln0lit6s fie IN
bofen QeumnnO BEL ben 2euten getoiHs
men. Sur Die Eertbeioiging mar
Sobn o. Brien erfdienen; fir bic @n<
Hage B. &. SCOT unO 0fidtsr Barter.
llnfert qefer erI1flen lfls natiirlitb
bic Eetails Der Bodybuilding al be-
ti9ten. Diefelbeu iuaren folder gfas
titE, baB fie tiidt Dor Die Seffentli1reit
geb6ren.
Die 5euoens Qlufnabme 6auerte Bis
2 uArs bic NaiAogers Der beiDerieitir
Gen E!nipalte Bis 9egen a llhr. Ser
0ti9ter iDiro Oas llrfbeiI moraea giadls
ftitteg B Hbr fallen. = sis balm
mus alto oas NubIitiim Sabon obs
iteben, bOreiIig ~ ri6ten.
E Sn Ghattanoooo snS,t
am is. b. &c. cine Gonbention ff0ff
bic ben 8iuef bal, Sdritte fiir Ste
tsliete SdifbarmadNue bes Sennelies
GluBes ~ tseffea, a,.a.sas i
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11

% Ginbru9. SIN 8au6bauIe
bes Serrn Sobn 8. grien, iuobnbaft
s Meilen bon Der Gtabt on Der WfiH
Street, Bailey Bite, tuuroe 9eifern Na@t
eiueebroden uno cine betradtli6e
Quantitat SIeifd geftobIen. 500 finb
iiir gBttefuns Der Siebe offerirf NOR,
ben.
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6anbeI ,,nb 86rfe.

81 em gorf, Nlittipo6, Il. Mdra.
Sob offnete Su 1891 uno itanb inn
101 ubr 1885,, 12aa lbr Mitta9s 1853
Il. g. Bombs 6proj. fdui9 1881 ,110aA
~ 5 5<20er 1. Geries !109a
2. y ..107B
0eue Iusgabe ...s. 1864
1910 Coupons -. .1O1
7.3O 1, Series. .105R
2. .........1 058
3. .1O58
8arnniuollr maBis begebrtt 8reiie
felt. llplanos 26 @ts.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11
Nerseidbmis iIemer Stm5etGen
inn besatiAen 8latte.

i'm be1fftAett SlAfte.
9Ihoono Ses Somnfers g1ofbpiIe
noh Soiro rnoroen @atbmittno q llbr.
Mod,ufroo,n Sci Sorbett unb 8obS an
her aopSuna.
Nouferotf Is .fFaruuoen BON @obert
q Sou sobeSiob g7soIIer. Sra @tpans
Sor eolon,on So Mo.eu unb g s..
gpnrtin oTTe mn g8iIIiamfon gountp.
q g. ainf,sSofeI SIDE Gberrh
mn 6 onitoI QIpenue fobrt fort, lid, ser
9rrs1 Ssr Ns;SenSpn- rnh hss- p;rbpi<
.m;shen 8ubIifums III erfreueu. Rim.
mer unb. getten borsnolidl unb ser
si1h bietet sic ousoemabltsifen Sc
ridte Ser sabresseit @elfertt oab cs
friide @doten unb O1ohrriiben unb
soIbscoteIrtt. ola eine ber zbieIeu
@ron,r,oen Spr 9sorfeb,no1 Bic
SPoSo,ne Qinf NIT n n;fIfn, @eihmof
al bereiteu berifebt.
8iersSaunes. sBer fennt uid,t
Sons ben muutern 8ierperfduf,r. ben
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~&ufIur. @us N1aurngountt

~&ufIus. aus MaurD@ountp
miro beri6tet, Dap cine MnSabl bon
Mit9liebern oieier gebeiutenS r9dniias
tion Die Sarm Des 9errn 2ucas 8olf
umsingelten, Die farbi9en Arbeiter aus
ibren Betten bolten unb oieieiben uns
barnibersis ourdpriigelten. Sierauf
bur9fu9ten iie Die Bobnungen beriels
ben uno nahmen Oie SIinten unb 4i<
itolen 6erlelben NIT fid. 9lnf 6ieie
gSeife follen bereits ilber 400 6liuten
uno Yifolen bon Den Sarbigen in ie.
nein County ipeg9enoint.eit iuoroen
feiu. f. 5s 1t1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11
Npli,et. Gerief,t.

st. 8. Bright, betrunfen, SIS. II
gB. M. GteDens 9ebiibrlidesBe 4
trageir, S.,
$. Slap 2ueus, betruufen, SIS.
GSparb g, Sones, SanoeiM obne
9icens, SIS.
gomunb 9foberts, 9iebitabI, 80
Sage 9lrbeitsbaus.
Ste @obern MrnDlo u. Co., 9an=
oelsbetrieb obne 2icens, SO.
gS. q. Sones, besgl., $50.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11
Sta0t llnb 5taat.
E Morgen GbenO reseInlaBiee
Sisuns oes Staotratbst untre 8rande.

~ 8on 8bilip g. Sbeo :
ba 10 Cincinnati sebt uns Selt SO. 5
Der ,Saultrirten Welt" 5u. $50 49, =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11

Sotal $10,402.O4
8aGertars Collector @.ofel beridtet
50, 198.40 @inuabme bonn "a. Sebr.
bis 10. @drs.
8eSenue Collector 5berioan BAT
bonn %. Sebr. bis z. Mars $3.OS5.5I
etngenomnten.
@ecoroer 0liIls e;ebt feline @innabs
men fir Wonat Sebr. auf $3,961.48
an. -
! Supt. SIaaler bonn Mrbeitsbaus be-
ridtet, baB 10 eben 10 @efansene ba@
felbit beInolib fino, @ufnabnte fanbeu
ipabreno bes Nionates Is, Galabooie>
@efan9ene 1876.
Ser 9elunbbeits 8eante aiebt Die
3abl Der @eitorbenen i'm bori9en Wos
nat auf IS an, babon 81 @eiBe uno
As 3eger.
Ser @bef bes Seueroepartements
beridtet baB Die 9lusgaben fir Den
Monat Sebruar $4,O21.14 betraeen,
Gs fanben 4 fallde Carmen Statt.
aber feline SeuerSbrunit.
Scr S6asnieiiter beridtet SIS,
2S6.28 Ginnabmen nno ST., 243 Al
9Iusgaben felt oem 10. Sebruar, TO
Dap er einen lleberibub bon ST ,042. 81
behalf.
SIM ct. gincent Soipital tuuroen
38 Sranfe auf Soften Der @ta6t be<
banbelt, iporunter IA gBeibe uab "a
Sarbige. Sie @usgabe ba fur betrast
$772.
8iuei un5rau9bare Yferbe bes Sen >
erbepartementS purben gum Ssrfauf
brltimmt.
Cine Bin tpuroe bon Serru Sinner
eingebradt iino aneenommen, iuelbe
| feftfeBt, Dap Seoer, Ser Spbrant 98aiIer
anf ungelekhde Beiie berbraudt,
auBer Der bonn @eieb beftimmten Strafe
mad 80 Sablen fol-, Die oem MnSeiger
gu Suite fommen follen.
Sine Bin, iuelde einen neuen Sc
fnnobeitSratb einfekt, tuuroe gum eriteu
Nfal perIeien. - ~, 81 So
Sie 8ill oes Serrn Sogen bcsii9Ii3
Der gluS9abe bon $500, 900 itaStiider
gonbs paiiirte 8 9eiungen. Die Bin
beltintitt, SaB oas aus Dem 8erfanf
Der Bombs 9eIoite GeIo our 8esablung
Der rififanoieen SnterefIen beriuanOt
iuerben fol-. Sic Bombs foIIen mad
unb nod bis gum Sabr 1883 einaeI0lt
uerben. Ser Nfapor miro nit 2lus ;
fibrung bes @eidaftes beauftragt.
Der Mapor ipuroe erma1tigt, no II
tbige Serbeferuneen auf hen S9uls
aruuA fiiffen t1nrsunehiltPtf %sa# Is
Gin 8orfblae tultr6e 9emadt, Die
Sise bers Nlb. 8afer nno -@ellon
lbacant gu ertlaren, ba lire Snbaber
felt mebreren Oionatens bon bier abe
meieno ieien, ebne cine grfldrnne ab :
geseben 81 baben. gBurbe bis CUR
iG6iten DISCRIMINATING beridoben.
Der Nntras oes Serrn Ebornburg,
Die 2e9islatur nm SeranfaItun9en CUR
BeSabluns Der metropolitan 8olisei
ISu erluden, iuurbe ansenommen.
9ierauf gertasuns.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11

H- Moro. Sn Wfount gois
men, @1eIbD Co., ipuroe Soiepb 5oob
bon Seurp Beaile1 to6t aeido6en.
Bsioe- gerietben in Der Srunfenbeit on
einanoer. 9. fenfrte s Sdufie ab, bon
oenen bier trafen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11

IB Wl m 70 IN 0 0Iattss-
billie 8aBn. Mir freMen uns,
beridten 81 f0nnen, aaB1 biefe 8abn
iebt i'm lebbafteiten 8etrieb 1T, mebr
als es felt etIi9en Sabren Der SAL
mar. gter 8Ese seben tdsIi6 in ieber
8i@tung. -.s.. -
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gtaDtratbs gSerbanblnnsem.

X - 3
Der SII6ermanner.
Seltern albeub fau6 cine gerianlnls
lung Der Aloermanner unter 8OriiB
oes Serrn Sutbia @tatt. ~ ~ =.
Ser 9luoitor, Col, S. gilbert Snith
befidtete an 9eprlften uno rid)tig be-
funbenen @e9nun9en fir bic berl@ie<
oenen Departements iuie fol9t:
Marft<Saus Sept. $676.80
@trasen Dept. 841.96
8a6ermerfe I511.33.
Seuer Sept. 1887 .633
Srieebofs Sept. 1898
0rbeifs6aus Sept. 1,584.20
9lpotbefe 723.46
@as 5000
Sdulen I636.60
Seridiebenes 1,250,9l
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UCI HOu"ptItttn &oe %. $50 $50 =
RE- Mempbis unb gIarts<
billie 9 IN. gSir freMen uns,
beri@ten su f6nnen, SaB bieie 8abn
iebt i'm lebbafteiten 8etrieb lit, mebr
als es felt eti9en Sabren Der Sail
mar. 8ier 8Ese geben tdsIid in ieoer
8i@tung. -.s.. 60
H Sn Der geifrigen StaStratb<
fibung beantragte alderman Bic
3augbIin cine &efoIntion, oa6 ser
GduIrafb erfu6t tper6e, in @emabbeit
zines friiberen 8ef9lndes bisles 6ors
pers einen beutl9en 9ebrer In Der 9.
@ar6 ansuiteIIen. - 8efanntlid) bat
fi6 Der aIte GsduIratb 6is iekt griueie
CERT, ben betrefen6en BeibinB in
9lusfibrung su brineen. = 9tIoer.
manner Sborn6urg, DonalOfon unb
Nfc2an9bIin itiiimten fur bic Heio<
luton. Sagegen 9lIIen, &inneD,
&noules, Eut9il nnb Wfc5fee. Serr
&aen belt cine 8ebe geaen bic 9ie>
Iolutien, IN lpflder er fGgte, Ddb Die
Seutfheii, ipenn lie inter Hns mad
@merifa fdInen, ninerifanifrt tuer0en
mIBten. 49, Oas 1T Elm fdledter 0ea,
fie gu aueritaniIrea, Ser alderman
uno Staotanpalt zts
H Breoiger Bib in Mempbis
nannte am SoHntag BON Der &an3eI
bas Bancroft Geieb einen entebren>
Den 8etrug uno infame Gpibbiberei.
ST. iagte, baB &c feine 6rorlnsl i'm
SdooBe leiuer &irde baben iuolle, bic
fi4 6aiiel6c 3u 9lRken maden. =
@ahrfdeinIiA bat BET 3ebereno nibt
500 oisponibei, bic ais Sepofitum
nOthmem0ig fin0, bebor man bic 8ors
tbeile bes bstreffenOen Gefeses gcs
uieBen tam A
H 8efe&t Oh Sens
neffee. = 8or einiaer 2eit ipuroe
betanntIid Elm lieutenant oes bier
itationirten 5. @1baIlerie 9teats. milf
40 Vtaril mad &norbilIe beorOert. UNI
Den Gfeuerbeauaten bel Mnsii6una iErer
Yfi6ten Gdus 81 oeipa6rsn. SiefeIs
ben iuuren bon ben Beliseru unIieeniir.
ter BfenilefeieH, iueaii ne atf foId,s
Be1AIa4 ie9en ipoIltfn, itete ami eire.
iebr ipi6erfebliGe uno rebeltfGe Beife
bebanbeH luor0en iao fan6en iidl nid,t
tart aenug, nm Dem @efeke Mdtnna ii
berlGalTen. Geltern Ian9te nau 6ie
0adfimt bier an, Dab aud biefes Ga.
balIerie Detadlsnleut aitafitt ipprben 1T
nHo oaB siuei Oabon set0otel iuOrOfn
iinO. hs
@ q aiebaffaire. llnfre
HadbarItaot Columbia mar totaeifern
aberntaIs BET G1dupIab dufreaenber
GreigniBe. Ser Gonfta6Ier QonOg
bonn, ueTAer ben Bolisiffcn &rief
berbaftet bate, iulitbe bon bteleM am
gegriffen, sog abef fehsein gteboIber unD
i9ob Jpn 6urd bic 9ruf. Oie @unbe
1T ni6t tSbtliA. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11

~ SorticuItur @arten.
Diefer rei;enoe gereniieunesort fdnet
iekt beim 8eginn Der 5riibiabrsiaiion
ipieber an, biele Sefud1er ausulofen.
0ie 'berrIiden gdnge ilno NnIagen
oes 9artenS balten einen bortbeilbaf>
ten GereIeid NIT dbnIidsn Stabilize
ments in Der sfabe arnerer Stdbte aus
gBir erfabren, 0aB Der 8eriualter babel
lit. sreBartige Serbe6erungen in bielen
8eaiebungen uorsunebmen, UNI oen8e>
fu6 bes @artenS in ieoer Beife an9es
ttebn 3n MAIDEN.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11

~ Rro3eB iuegen Mein ;
eib. Der san ron Col. s. g. sui,
friiberem &arhein Der Yenitenfiarb
miro moreen 9fadntittae 2 l1br Dor
Squire g1ilfinion in Oeaberidifrase
forteefest iperSen. Col. Snl 1T be-
fanntltd angeflaat iporoen, ffd Dor ben,
golnite Der 2esisla.ur fir 8u1tbauss
Nngele9enbeiten zines Meineioes
f9ulbig gema9t gu baben. < tsa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-11
.gerbinbIidfe item .,..,,.. ,

Der @etrns non Standardization fdntg stf.,,,.
ober lriebt fGlig an 8anfen oh anoere
GIdubtger ....................... 1890. y
8erin5te beridbtiat nn6 fdli r............. 1890
9sriake beri5tist anS niSt fduis::....... s7tooW
8erlufte unberi9ttgt as =. !. x. SaE...
.Oeiie partsnO :. -. -, -. -. spOo 90
ale abrigea Sctberingen an bic @efels
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-17
BY w. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON:

o. separate, these Two plants, aud,
brow them into distinct species.
Therefore I am not willing to throw
aside tho epecific name Luieseens and
accept that Of Striuta, as applied TO
the plant am. looking after. The
only way that can account for the
rapid spread and almost universal
dispersion Of this remarkably useful
aud important plant in question, is by
the TO. ds Of it being eaten BY birds,
cows, aud other animals, md thereby
is being scattered in excrementitious
matter over the country, for there Is
NO plant that stock is moro fond ''f,
nor is there any ono, in my opinion,
possessing more nutritious matter. L.
hau bcrn al opinion. almost univer-
sally expressed, that our stock has
beef: in better order since the intro
duction # this plant than ever before
1. g.