davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
1851

1881
Sberiffs yerH0uf. SIN @emGBbeit elmer
S venditio exponas Beroronilng an mid ges
ri1tet nnb lberIiefert pom MtbareM Circuit @ertdt
eris fsSs merSs Is am eo,rtb or n Ser
Stabt 5a bpiue gum 6iIentIi1en gertaiif an ben
Me.ftbteten6en gegen baore 9abIung nn6ftebenb bes
f6riebene 2dn6efet Inb @ebdiiH feiten am Gonns
abenS ben 81 Dttober 1868 bringen, rsfmItd: Ginen
Graft ober Slid 2auo helegen unb befnoItb tn benz
gounp 0apioion wfbs Staat 3enneffee, begren5t pie
foIet @eftI;b DON Der ysoIensutlle 4ite, n6rbii1
pom Der 9dn6eret ao .. 3. Dbtiett unb SEIZE oiner,
1fflib Don Der &dt6erei Don %. 8anfsIp nnb Sofepb
9ep6s fubIib poN Der 2Gnheret Don 8. .. Srentb,
Beiliatattt SantSIp uub BtHidm Sbaru, entbaItefb
so Alder, mebt ober ipenieer, nun NIT BefdIaa beIeet
oils has Giqentbnm pom Sames g.. 4atter5on, nm
elmer Grecnttou in meinen Qdnben aii @HRften pom
Mnbere fur S93.f2 ntereIIer rS Rotten IL aeaeti
@egeben ben s. SftDber 1868.
ptt9 4g8 g. 50. Son1Ibfon, Sheriff, (
bNrtb 81. g. O ain ee Sepntp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09

GkberiFs 0erEaMf. Sn @emakbeit elmer
~ heri facias @erorcnunG al mid aeriGtet
iiub HberLfefert Don benz @dtbnren Criminal @es
rit pom Gartafon County, Eern. bel feiuem Mprtlz
Tsrutin 1868, werbe i9 gum 5entlt@en @ertduf an
Zen Met5tbietenbengsg baare Sn5Lnm8 an 6curts
Ser al 5opember 1865, nabfEebenb bef1sisbene Q6ts
beret tlrO @eb6mbe brinaen, ndnsItb Gin Gfd Deer
I'll her GtnDt 9lafbptHe, GautSfOn COUNTY, Eefr bes
ake1lst ME foIgt: 8egiuneHo an einem 8unft In
9orbsG oHgaearnfe, Der iDEifbtn &de pDu eueui 100
Sui Got, perfauft prn ems unh geoore an Na6el
aaigr, BON s0 % Tu nit goRS etraBes ron ba s1rild
RAD cid Brandt uou bn genaHaassr Bran@ bindlli
mad &c Gfe, ron o0 Der ele e1tlana id9 BEN Ansa
coiIaspultft. Giete @eeifters 9iIice 4npjhfCn
1Ioulstp Buh 81 settle f15; siilo NIT @eIlng bele8i
els ba8 Gieentbum RON 1sargaretb 8oigbts Inn e1eE
GrecHtion In ntet1ter 2ane ge0en 9enrp @otgbt Jew
sseurn @oiaht fen. Mith HKargnre 8pgb4 unD III Guns
ffe bes GfaatsS 6enneiIee fur nj ntereir
s,iflb Roflkn aM geniissn. @sgebeH ben ~ Gstobei
ssf9a 4qg Is. R, 9onaEtfDn, GberiFf.
far4 n. g. MHft tns 8. g.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
NrDfldmatiDll 0eS GOnOers
ile1trS 0Dlt Seltmef1ee.
! tecnItD 0eparIe1ll
@5tnnt S.ennef1ee.
= = ~ - NV TT ~
sc a fhbiIIe, "a. SIT. 1868.


STA fboiIIe, "a. Oft. 1868.
ga ser 9rdiiOent Der Ser. 9taaten
Our9 Proclamation Oen rs. gfobetn-
Der ais einen Sag Der 0anflnguna unO
Der Qobpreilung 6es aIIm1dtioen @ots
tes fir Seine ySobItbaten uno @egs
nungen beSei@net bat, NIT tpeIAer er
uns iudbrenO Oes nun f6IieBenoen Sab J
res iiberbauft bat
90 berfiinoiee SD. g8m. g. 8roiun>
lon, @onberneur BON Senneliee, ben
rldn1Ii9en Sag ais einen Sag Ser
Danffagung uno Qobpreiiun9 @ottes
i'm 8erei1e oes Gtaates Eennefee un0
erlu9e 10 adtun9sboa aIs ernftIid
ale guten 8iirger Oes Staotes, abaeS
feben bon @eften ODER 8arteien, fb
IN Der 9ebibrenoen 8eobadtun9 oefelS
ben 81 bereinigen.
Gum 3eu9niB OeiIen babe i6 Oies
unteriArieben unb nit Dem @roBen
=l> @ieeel bes @taates be-
= lorufen laiIen, am "a. Sftos
- ber 1868.
IS. g. Brotp nIoiu,
@ouberneur bon Senneiee. ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
7naa. 7n96l

gberiffs Serfamf. - Sn gemdB5eit pm swei
venditio exponas 8srOtbnunsen an Mid oericbtet
ttno lberItefert pom benz M9tbaren Circuit 9ertdt
pom Dapibfon County, Eenn., Bel feinem September
9ermtn 1868, tperoe i'd gum DffentIifen 8erfauf
ben gaetrbietenben gegen baGre 8abIlIne am Gourts
bars SbDr in Der Stnbt ytaibpiHe am g o mn beub,
ben ri. Noremner 1868, has na1ftebenb bef@riebene
grunbeiaentbum bringen, n6mItt Beginnt urt Der
Siopftede Got SO. tn benz TI1n pom 2ots ellis
getrGgen IN Der 3egtfters Offee Guutoion GDuutp,
Eenn., Bud SO. 9, Seite 1877 fpeIhes Or. 9abLepfS
Sibmeltede TT uon ba nSrSeb 40 etch 81 9sOles
mad genannter 9anIep's u de pom ba ipeftIidb nit
6. Mnoerien's 2iie ~ 4oIes iitlh "A 2tnts mad Res
becco Spence'S 2iute NON oe fii6Iid Grab 6itIf&
40 RpIes mad benz Centrum elmer Is 6uB Aueniie I;
non pa nSr0Ii9 SO @rdh 6itIi 26 RoIes IS 2infs nod
benz Mnssnnspuast, entbaltenb Mder is RoIes, mebr
ober wenfeer belesen TN gtptIs9iftritt SO. IL 9d=
pibfpn County, Tenn., beginneno an Bern Apenite
un6 BrpGn's AbSition ~ g6gefisIb 200 SuB weftIi3
non ibrem Gubpunfte NIT WaDt5Du Mueuue pom bo
weftIt1 nit genonnter @errp's Mpeuiie SO e5us mad
einem gfaHI non Do in re1ten @tnteIn n5rbEI1 165
SUB mad elmer t6 SuS breiten Muep pom ba BltLih
NIT senannter NGep SO Sub mud einem @fabt; pom
ba In redbten Bnteln flDroItd los SUB mad ben Ass
eangsptu.t. git 8ei1I1g beIegt ols bas Gigentbuut
pon Gttfba 6. 9Sbertps I'm auet @Eecntionen 9egen
ibn un0 5u @mniten uon Gti5abetb 8. Omen fur
$s76.17 rtio $757S6, refpet iDe, nebh Snteree lnb
Roften 81 geniieen. @eseben ben IA. Dtteber 1868.
Otis 41s @. Ge. 0cHaIrfDn, Sbsriff.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
gsi 9 9afsr u. a0raSi in pbtIassIpsss II srs
f9senen:
xme4iAanisoAea KiaaeatHeuaa.
8Stites asisbn6 fur e9ale nnb sans
DON %. Sir.
29O eeIten, esbnnben g e.

GieIes BlaIetn perbient In spIem Slime hes H8nrs
ties biefen Rdfen. Daifslbe burdpebt cine ret trbs
Tide, rIte Sf6minigteit bic tns an bic eebeiIigte
9inhirfrfbe zines Saul @erhdrb erinnert nno ntd1t
bios ouf Fraris in Shule, 9lts unh Qeben bere4ngt
TT, forbern = mas inebr merth u aud oea Rims
bern sur 4raxis fitb snlpfehIt lns Mnreitine gtbt
Aus Sem @ebtete Des menf9If6cn 2ebens nnh her
4atur tif IN It9tpoHer Grbrrug Mf1o fn fuematf@t
geitent, mas ben ainbern am nd9Hen Hegt nne bet
oeen GrfGIiing he and 0urd biefe aeeIt NIT oiEene
beHem Bid geben fBinelt in Der &riebl eten wette
rem eeihtsen TonS fi al erruerbent IN ibHen anges
regt iptrb. Stoff, ME DorteRung, tt fur bic Rnoer
boot ansiebsnb SD fam ueine 8tnber, tim Alter
pon II. 8 uno Sn6ren) bes M6etOe f9nerit4 pom
2tn0erfreunb ahbutten Hn6 wegbringen. Str 1uiins
fhen bemieIbeu cine Deite Befbreitlng, cine gifte
1nfnnbme i'm Serten strb @erftnnb Der 3iii6er unh
@ottes reidben SegeR., - IS -
S. Sr6. IS sisgerbe RI sDans. EaRot.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
BerTerIi9er Don
s. rnBbdn1ern
a,tr
9eiIni1A Der @rii6e,
gBie aud Apparaten fur ieOe Dirt boz
8erfriippelun9 bes S6rpers.

Bur 6etInmg 8rn9embei Grwa De
fenen unb 4tnbern ieben MIters: Brii9s
bGtber fit 9o6enSBrfite Bru9b6nber fir 2eiftens
Bride. 8ru9bdnber fir S9enteIs8rii1e. Bru9-
b6fiber fir 0abeIzBriide.
BUR 9efIung perfri mmter @Iiebma
SEN: apai@tnen fur 6eii i9tefeu 2opf 9taf4titen
fir uertrinlr1tes @idsrat gioi9tnen fir bic Gift
Qranlbett. Mlai9tnen fir iteiie &ntee. Waaf9tnen
fir x ober SdbeIbei1e. Hloi@tnen fur az fGIpGtbe
4nfelS. 9Raf@inen fur eeboFene RIsnpfiise @ers
Idagernnssi9aRe fiii 8ertsrtane bes Obsrt9entels.
2eibbtn6en Mnb Bdnb1Gen Supper
ters): In eritiknngs -Bdnb6een fir ben 8Drfan Der
@sbdrmnt Ct. 2eibbineen fur Tranen IN f9waiis
gerem 3uftdttbe. 2eibbinbem fiIr ccrpuIette Pers
fonen. 2etbbin6en fir &inber.
GIaftfGe RH den4alter shoulder braces
fur 8erren, 8drlter unb 4in6er iecer @r5Be. &
SUP enfcrten fir Bofiers ooer BIutobers
Bride uflb @nj9penlneen ber Sooen.
Setbenet letnene unb b1umwoIIen
eIafttfde Strinlpfe fir 0os eonae 8etn, bis gum
Ss1te nber Mutel, BET anaefGuOHefen Abern ooer
SaI5fiub, bas eifSi9e nnA bette DfttteI.
Rrd del fir @rob ND Rlein, itets uerrdtbtg.
u. .. 6prsberg lift felt sipar3ig Sablen i'm Yes
f9Gft in 8eutf1Inn6 unO Ameritn. ap29 DO
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09

DAILY AND VIl.E8aIl7
TENNESSEE STATS ZEITUNG
Rs@ OFFICIAL ORGAN FOR THE
COUNTIES OF DAVIDSON, RoBERTsoNs
SUMNER, WILLIAMSON, WILSON AND.
CHEATHAM.
rs TILE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
EEKLY N CITY AND STATE.
The only Evening paper pub
lshed in Nashville.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
Hittsburg, Sort @aOnl
unD
@bica0D Gifenbdbm. J

gier 3iise berlaifen Chicago tdeIid mir
foI9t
40 q. m, Mail
Gusgenpmmen Snuntngs.
800 q. ul. MRorgens@ RpreA
cuSgencmfnen SonntaaS.
8.1G .. m. $cbueIIaugs
fdgltG.
1000 %. m. SS0dbks@xpfe6.
dusGenpmmen Samitaes un6 5ountnss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
N2erhimDff1tfleff.

Sn st. nil a pne, nit Set T0leSo, MabaIb uni v
tern G enbaht.
an ainu nit Der Dapton lftb Mlitiacn GiienbaL
fir Gibnep, 9iqnn, ErDp. DAYTON, Eeitia
Cincinnati.
an @reffTine NIT Der GIeIanb, Columbus I'M
Cincinnati GiienbaHn, fur DeInware, Columbus,
tfsb IN GIepeIGnb Rerbtnrung NIT her 2aEe Shore
Gtfenbahn.
Sn ~ aMsttels NIT NIT. peg e. S5ss.neSstg, Iansfsa
Gabtr, Gteubenuine mnh Mnibtngton.
woifoaes unb S9Iafe @0rsEt6ets finb III bab in
her Dtfiee Ser @ompa 0nte SIS &latk 5tfose oher TN
@ofiaatersDevct, ode Raoiion ulb Canal Sffabe
6bicG9os Sntnpis.
anfs @snss HIi@s #aFasisrsMse
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
Ntlantiil)c llnb GrDBc
&eitlid)e Gilenbabn.
Sc tnsae an0 birette aoate

Die furse nrO Oirette Nonte
Mew MDrR, So TO n,
gen Saben, Bridgeport, Yrobibenee,
Glniro, Yittsbure,
6orriskfga, YbilabeIpbio, Baltimore
81 afbingtn a 9th
nnb ellen @sIrtten In
81 i @nyf. g2en Gnolan1 u. YenRfbIbania
80 8nei gxpxeb Enr15Hge
1efteien Gineh natt fdstt NH nasen htrefiea Nne
t9Ia9 NIT eHet 1anPtsiIsabnbNsH na9 BEN SaSeH
@5FTeh ervxeb pesIatt gsnesnnats szata
tSennteas ansasnpmmer9 nm 500 g. B.. erreidt
Rem goEt an tplesnSen Gag I'm sis =. H. 8tfon
ets htntng gxpxeb falssenommsn gonns
obenosl 7.00x R.s eyret1t seem DorE am smeiten
Rsrgen m nhr uns @efior nm fibr Ratsulittnss.
GIeseus NIB Beqnenltdfet BE aHef aTSeren 8akneR
Rbertreiien1 wegosn ben 2iabtainQ GxpxeE5agentA
etnctnpatt betgefam uttt asbea tnttb ne9 %
H1ft@eNe Ra9euOed Eel,
Difs Is bic $tntlge 8abn, 0uf peI@er 8aee rhne
@aesnma4ieI nag Nev yort bsy9lanfen.
Baggage our1martitt mad allen BIdsen
I'M Often.
BerIanas xsssts STA ATLANTIC AND GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY wel9s g allen LIasf m
Danpfbo0t DfFeen I'm Siiasn ma Aefsn ~ Vassp
r@,' IS. b. 9baisna. esh. xia aseHt.
3. %. 3uAeks =. Sn2 isRa
slssf@R
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
9ea6tensmert6 fiir Srbernlann
NSeDria @eaenfeitt8e
6ranfen nnterftiiBnllgss
@efenft6aft.


Dieie geIeni90ft sdbIte tn ten erifen ~ Noneteq
ilber 31O0 Rit6lieber, tablte lber 5000 Dollars
an Rrante aus bot nun stn a
g<wtffenhGft permaftef. SAr cine gerinee
fdBtTfcb @tnsabInne erbdlt eth ertrnnttes Ntks
oIieb cine 10 Is IN Ito 1lnferftMne pen $40
Dollars unb auterbem wexben IN SterbefdQen 100
oHure ben 6tnterbliebeueu filx ne 8eefbiaMg bnar
ausbeaabI, fpern hies IL Der Declarations benntroe
irerb Serner gepdbrt iie ibren erfranffen ufb bes
xedttgteu Hsttgliehern frefe 6ratEi9e Bebonhlune
tnb frefe Rebi1in. Seber geplnbe unb fofibe Dlda1
DDer Trau pom 1916 Ss1rsn fam RitgHeb hieSer
ierseI9netet @eneral Ngenfsn mad @FcIpeetsns
Jonrnnlen.
W4pri& ear,
NAsHYILLE SAVINGS BANK
les1 0gspl9 Nashville Tenas
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09


Bon u,:b re9 ben Is. goDember 1867 gersea Sage
sbee5sn q BerbtnotAg nit aasa meftIi9en 2iaieu
Bon 0Haltst Has Salamanca Rom nstoa Depot
aem aott Bet:
rtOn1aen Gonntces5, SAT- il ecianiaS,ea 10 0ON d.
30. iiab mabf bic Berbtubsfng ID aprueNsuiEe NIB
SoE,iTns mt ben .s.; 80 8 ss.
SIS 3. n, aiebtnins ersrss pom saIaBIaaea. sas.
A4 Ss1IssssSma.s Souasass 81. 9. Dor.
si6aio anS ssiast ID Rss Ssrf an fs I'M *. "a
$50 3. 81. eD ysfs Rast sryrss. ron D..usirt tas.
s9 SSeas,s9gs g u Pes = =, Sale
gDrf 70 40 3. gs., nm NIT ben 4odmtttdes 8naen
NIB Gampfern neas Hoifon uns ben geasagianS
$50 g. N. Cincinnati Grpress non Enufirf t6aIid
(Sonnto9s ausgenommenls bdH D. Salamanca
nm 1853 @. ula6 madt e. persleua1ine hirets
ten Aui9h1s NIT BEN II 70 y. .R: Sng pom 8Ris
fuIO nnestret@t ReU gorI uatS S Q. R.
gOnSBnHaLs. : asH gssn goz SIT Rom 0epst, eae
senommer); BdIt IN 60rnenspiGe 500 i. B.,
esI5: znsner;s % .. ~, tsSS5er), CREDIT
Aem gDrf 9. Is g. R silnb pesbinbet 10 Ia @reot
8epb nit Der 9eIaluare, 2ndaUenno u. Great
more unS Rdibtnstaa:
go 4 n ssss Mnss sss OssssD S.t
Sssa n sss 81 g: s sIas. sia.s S s EN-
!. sassrs 4l,6 srreilst ylss PED 20 9eOresns.
sSs e u ks s1ssssSg SsSk I' q g Son5.
aaSsss ga - as = a. ss = z sp
I'D in esfep Stir NIT BEN gsorssn Grpressae ben
eess Sesfe9 stienbasn fur Baltimore unS Baiss
IS fgsas ~ ao6t e,,es t,s,t eo,,,too. .,,..
- asoin yaa Sssasi saaI I'M 01ISss a r.,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
cfffaiene 3Imieiaen.
Steuerttl!
8efanntma6nma on @temersahIer.

E1SsS mirr hermit betannt gelnatbt, BAT MIR
W entweber III Re ion ober bArd5 9eputirte, an
ben na9ftebenb benannten Orten nno an ben res
fpecttue beseibneten Ea9en uon 10 bis IL nbr fem
merben, nm bic
Staots, @ount1 unO @iienbabn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09

cue 3a6e Innfsn btrptt mad slep gurf.
~ 460 MeiIen O5ne RaeenDe@leI.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
Grie Gilenbabll I!
I1sss lSaIl
@rdssr, brtttst Damn. = BspyeItrs @sIst,
sssta - rad 81 ZEE e
0eeiU &3urE, 8pffDu
NIB gfeueaela ne- &tS6ten.

Dieie Giientnbn ersredt id non
Durtfd mad gfem gprf 400 WstiIen,
Buffalo mad sltm gurE A23 Reilrn,
Salamanca mad gftp gprt Ais Nlsilen,
uHb III uoA
R22-27 MfeiIeil Der tiir5efte Bea.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
1r e7erTaet na,a e q dfex mn Rnxabi IN
&biLasesPSia eele9ter 8oe6els
Die lse.ae sSeIt.
Qe6rs nnb 2eiebad IN Ser 8sltlnnbe
Ton @. Fix.
(Gebensbil6er 4.

t4OO >~SbtskN BE- Or 81 8kR+tsbett WA.StOt
Sn peEdes Meni6en Brstf, ia feIbft IN weE9ea
8fnbes Gtnn bat gitdbt Der @ebanfe einen 4Iot, tn
Der Serne ttiiiIe es IODINE, iebenswsrtbe Gegen6en
gsben bic nit jeIter bic a,s 81 reiien beruorbrina
gen. Sa, Diele iageu NIT BEN Dieter
66tt' Id. ME bic g6gIetn, SIneeI,
6l5as ID itber Ebuf iino 61h'u,
neber @dIoer. 5lltr uisb 6iigeI,
Dbne 69rdttteii, phue 3tgeI
., ME w6r' bas 2ehen f4bn!
gs fam ober Mot Se6ex bnals In Bic peite aBeIt,
ilnb oenno1 u6bten Die Metften bod uifIen rpie es
Do oitsftebt snb D0s bu peilrets 9lamentEid boben
bic &inoer eth 8erIangen San0db, uirh tam man
tbnen aud obne Hetien etne Mitf9oune hefieu befs
5rtneen, mas NETT meg RON tbnea pafiiEf 70 iDerben
ne fur esss mas e tGeIt1 pnr Nueeii hnben, ebens
tols etn beiieres Geftdnbfiib erIaneen. TIM cine
tol9e Aniifbf 81 erm1elen bat 6err Sir In fefnem
porlieBerhea 2eiebue trse ub Ietdtfobttde Artifeg
aber oee s8tenswSrth TN Gebiete eer 2dneers nb
B0ltettnnbf. bic perffhiebenen Grselgnffie uns bic
Art ber GrseugRn8 nn6 Beurbtttung nn6 iberbaupt
aber Mqss ssiamIneneeiteIIt vas b0sn bieaen Iann,
lber bic reite aBeIt ~ beiebreh. NGmentIi9 fhr
glterr, bte tn ZEN Iangen @interabeH6en germ ibren
Rtnoefn ettu1s NifIitbes porlegens nobel he ietb
man9es nod ni1t Gewubts erfubren tsnnen, TT
nteies 8nd beItens 81 enpiebIeu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
. 6b6nDer!
Dr. 81. 9. Tprsber9,
SO. 5 Sit Bierte StraBe,
spif9en Iaia unb Speautort
Cincinnati, SbtD.
gSerfertioer boz

Taan iud5e has SbiIb nit benz ecItenen MbIer Dber
abreffre: OR. y. o. Sorssers, Gaft 5ourtb Str,
Cincinnati, Dbio.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09

Bon rub mad ben 25 Eopember 1857 perhea 9iaae
abgeben "a gerbiubuAa mil aHs9 wefIi9en aiaieu
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
4afbniae ismn SRprthmeifera.
81
.lfetlb0Dit.

@n Rnb nddB 1gitimo4, ben is. b. H., sn6 Hss nuf
netere 8etanntmadgung werben 4nff6eter8Iae
smHqen NaibptAes Nenhpktss Gsnps usi6 Oldham.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-02

TAXED AND BEING TAxED.-It Ia
one lhingto be taxed and quite a
different thing to tax ones SELF
How many people pay their Gov
ernment taxes grudgingly, who at
the same time needlessly squander
ten times the amount2 1t Is assert
cd that nearly fifteen hundred mil.
lion dollars we're spent last year ip
the United States for Intoxicating
drnks-or half enough to pay of
the national debt. This money is
not only squandefed, but poverty.
crime and untold suffering arc id
dicted upon society. This self-im-
posed tax is paid most. willingly,
while all other taxes are drawn out
by legal process, If the people
would only let whisky alone for
FIVE years, and pay the amount now
spent therefore into common fund,
what grand results could be accom-
plished The entire national debt
could be paid of, innumerable rail,
road and canals could be built, and
the moral and physical condition o.,
society could be vastly improved,
But the people love to tax them
selves, and will have their whisky
No one will expect them to refrain
from burning out their vitals; but
so long as they swallow the entire
amount of the national debt every
two years, they should not talk OF
reputation. .--Parkersbarg Times .-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-02

TIMOTHY HAY FOR SHEEP.-A
correspondent writes from South
ern Illinois protesting against the
feeding Of timothy hay to sheep in
that State. He claims to have
thoroughly tested the merits and
disadvantages of different systems
of sheep feeding, and asserts that
the secret of such heavy losses in
sheep in Illinois is on account OF
careless feeding. He fed one win
ter timothy hay to lot of twelve
hundred sheep and lost six hundred
of them. Many of his neighbors
met with proportionate losses. The
next;year he changed the feed and
lost but very few sheep, while his
neighbors, continuing the use OF
timothy, lost heavily as before. He
does not pretend to explain this
but merely presents the results Of
his practical experience. Timothy
hav in Ohio he contends has nc
such effect upon sheep, and is Gu.
rious to have the peculiarities 'Oi
Illinois timothy explained. Hi;
experience, it is claimed, is not an
isolated instance, but one Of many
Farmers CbrORacle.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-02

Toledo ciphers out that she
beats Chicago in the rate of increase
of population. She does it in this
way: In 1865 the population of
Toledo was 16,075; of Chicago,
I6S, go. The increase in 1868 was
Toledo, 13,493 + Chicago, 81 ,888.-
Percentage Of increase, Toledo. 81;
Chicago, 81; a clear beat Of AZ per
cent in the rate Of increase for 3
years. Again, the population, Oc-
tober, 1866, was, Toledo, 24,749;
Chicago, 200, 1928. The increase to
June, 1868, was, Toledo, 5,319;
Chicago, 38E399 Per cent. of in
crease, Toledo 81, Chicago 19; by
which showing Toledo beats Chi
cago two per cent in the rate of
increase in one year and 8 months.
This second calculation, however,
shows rapid falling off in Tole-
dos comparative rate of increase.
The second calculation had better
have been left out. In those towns
they count the population often,
and make so close a calculation Of
the foreshadowed signs ofincrease,
that the population statistics almost
infringe on domestic privacy Gin.
Gazette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-02
. The anestion IS mooted wheth.

= The question is mooted wheth-
er Mr.. Chase would accept a nomi-
nation on the Democratic platform.
There is no cause for doubt that he
would He has already sufficiently
prepared the way. In q letter re-
Gently written he states that the
great cause in which he has spent
so many years of his life having
already triumphed, he desires moth
ing further. This must mean that
the national questions growing out
ofslavery are already settled And
that is known to be substantially
Mr.. Chase's belief: That is to say,
slavery is abolished, and the ques,
tons of suffrage, citizenship, equal
ity before the law, and so forth
must be left to the States. Thus
the question is to be taken out Of
national politics, and Mr.. Chase
having in all else, as is claimed, al
ways been a Democrat, there is nc
longer any issue between him anC
the Democracy. As to wishing
nothing further in the way Of office
it is only another case Of whisper
ing II vne'er consent-conseated.'
This ancient virgin, while protesting
nothiis%could induce surrender, is
imploring the ravishment of Dem
ocratic nomination. Col. Journal
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-02

- The Leavenworth (Kansas)
Times Of the 10Th has the follow
ing
Mr. Henry West, formerly Of
Wyandot, but more recently from
Coyote, and now from Monument
Station, called upon us last evening.
Monument Station, he says, is fifty
miles beyond the Coyote, and is
the 385th milepost on the Union
Pacific Railroad, Z. D The town
| is only two weeks old, and has a
population of 300 to 400.
lie reports the weather there
much hotter than it is here, and
though they have had scarcely any
rains, the brairies are covered with
a fine, short grass, nutritious and
excellent for grazing. The first
mail train was run through to that
point on Saturday last. All Coy
1 ote has moved up to Monument
Station, as Monument will, move
with the road.
Water has to be brought from
Smoky Hill, IS miles distant, and
costs 25 cents per pail. Wood
brings the reasonable price Of S75
/ per cord, and has to be brought
from SaIina or Fort Lyon, a dis
tance of $50 miles.
The air is pure, and clear, and at
evening delightful A buffalo, on
an elevation ten miles away, seems
to the uninitiated, to be only mile
or two off. Just at sunset, when
the sky is clear, one can, from Fort
Wallace. with the assistance Of a
good glass, see Pixies Peak, two
| hundred miles distant, like a cloud
upon the horizon.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-02

A "LITTLE STORY" ABOUT GRANT.
A correspondent furnishes US with
the following incident, illustrating
one of the leading traits in the char.
acter Of our future President:
During the Petersburg campaign
Of 1864, several privates were en-
gagged in unloading barrels of "salt
horse" from a transport at City
Point, and were in charge of a New
York regiment, who took every oc
casion to show his authority. Tt
one Of his abusive remarks one o.
the privates madereply, whereupoT
the lieutenant administered severa
kicks to the offender, who Offered
no resistance, but continued OF
with his work. A short, thick. Sc
man, wearing a slouched hat and {
rather seedy officers cloak, whC
had been standing by for some
time, hereupon threw Off his coat
and proceeded to help to uqload the
transport. After the task was ac.
cOmpished, the officer dOnned his
coat and cloak, and asked the lieu
tenant, in very civil terms, his name
and regiment.
"Lieutenant -, Of the = New
York Volunteers. BY what author
ity do you dare ask such ques
ton p
Report yourself Immediately t.
your Colonel under arrest, by orde
of Gen. Grant, Tor crselty to you
men and remember that abuse o
privates by officers IS not tolerated
By the present commander of this
army" replied the "thick-set' off
Ger, lighting a cigar, and walking
slowly away.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-02

ed, and the protected people, was
compelled, instead Of cursing, Ia
utter blessings aud excleim, "How
goodly are thy tents, 0 Jacob, and
thy tabernacle, 0 Israelw
Let the house do its duty Let
this Congress restore the disorgan.
ized States and bring them back to
equal representation in the Congress
as a common country. Let it go
out all over the world that our feuds
are ended, that we are again a uni
nited people, having at leastbut one
country, one Constitution, and one
destiny; and the whole earth will
clap its hands with Joy that THERE
public, the last refuge Of humanity
on earth, still lives, and by the blood
of its patriot martyrs is redeemed,
regenerated and immortal among
the nations.