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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
HusitaI Snstrutn.uis.

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A GREAT 0FFER.-HORACE WATERS g.
IN ll Boedsay viii dispose Of rs ard 10 secondhand
PIANOS hBL0DBoEs and ORGANS Eve srse makers and
IS 70 eb monthly Until paid oHer viii be Continued
and secondhand lr rent ana rent
allowed purchased, for sale At bargains for
A RI0N PIANO-FORTE.-Pat highest
N yrsHium swsrded all the Words R15aos
P.1si send fer es.epiys RsSphlsl Dres s Nsnasoy
A GREAT SOUL IN SMALL BODY
IN HATHUSHBEs PRIZE COLIBRI aud ORCHESTRAL PIANOS
Cab seEd for eu Turing and Repairing cone y the possible
sannsL BARLOW hATHcSHEK sole Ages.s Ne q. BssdWsy
A LARGE VARIETY frst-class PIANO
Fokfke pstent AgAss treble a ether
ne city vaffsnsd years, BY JkSHfS SON No. 133
ssnhIA between seeto and Thrdaes Seeondhahd Pianos
A CHEAP PIANO, in good order, for s75.-A
rosewood hsyng
y see ssees leI sssa BIDDLB No u 1n Broadway
A BARGAIN,--An $500 PIANO, been used
IA Tires mouths good Owner M ssll Al 1rest senGce
css BE- sea At hessrA HAzELToN BROS Warefooms
CHICKERING, STEINW1Y. HGLLET.
and Choral ORGANS willbs fss ssb =, 10 on
y sIIs q Isted and rent sppbsd purchase n BERRY
FOR SALE,-A Ga PIANO for 1900 going 70
sreas ~ beesslesDHsi call week LAMAR No s
k|lAhyS.-l Wenty SECONDHAND Piano-fortes
$1,000 HaAes for kALE al low Hntes by CiI1 KERir0
SVNp' Nv w tfeacnaT. Pianos rcAk =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
NEW.Y0RK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY p, 1905

Station m corner Twentyevenih and Fsarh
Entrance o Tventy-SeEeath-st
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NEwYORK, June 2, 1868.
PROPOSALS lin Duplicate) viii be received
By the undersigned until 70 IN. THURSDAY June inst. for
500 barrels P0RK-MEsS or PRIME MESSof the new crop
Western packed hoOped oak barrels with two Iron hoops
1000 barrels Of ft quality eIta pehne sohern 50 Louis
other brands Of PLOUR suitable for Keeping warm climate
900 pounds Of clean df BROWN SUGAR barrels fu head
lined
Bids fot Sugar 10 be made duty paid
soAPsueh quantities may required for the months Of June
July and August, 1868 -.
10000 pounds best quality ADAMANTNB CANDLES to be 10
ounce 10 remainder twelyeA
mAkng bids OF bidders,
G I. KILBURN
Bvt- Brig Gen. and A. q. a. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03

WANTED-AGENBS- to $500 per month,
svery~here female TO introduce the GENUINE I'M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE This
will stitch hem fell tuck quilt cord bind braid and en-
brolder superior Price only SIS fuy Narrated
for Eve years We viii pay 81 900 for machine That viii sew
stronger beautiful elastic seam than 10 makes The
Elastic Stitch" Every second stitch can be cut and stu the
cloth pulled without tearing ~ We agents from
800 month and expenses commission from which twice
made Address SBCOhB Co. Pittsburgh Pa
Boon Ma imposed by other parties palm
Ing machines under the osherNs
O1 only genuine and really practical cheap machine Manufactured
XNANTED--AGENTS to sell JOHN s. G..
wv A3BOTTS LIPR OF GENERAL GRANT. This work
t 6ne engraving Of the Father and Mother Of The General
and 4 otherwise very handsomely illustrated The best selling WORK In
tie naIketi phce suited 10 the times b. RUSSELL.
Puhisher No. IS Cornhil Boston
IAOO AGENTS WANTED-To sell
l.OOO our ne Grant Campaign Chart "THB PEOPLES
CHOICE PRIDE" Money be made w the sale Of IT, HAAsS
LUBRBcHT Empire Map and Chart Establishment No. l0' LIB
@I0 A DAY FOR ALL.-STENCIL TOOL
Sp HI SAMPLES free Address J. FULLAM. Springfield VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
long ISLAND RAILROAD. ,,,n

NEW- JERSEY i. K.-FVr TuiI1H ~ = Ton Va
~ u,S ia u m trr sad IN Forbalt ane ss
w a.ioa m IAN 1850 D. n fFss South All sWe'i-S
1igP WESTro Cincinnati al Chesge-s,t a M x.
TN M The . atd T:so ~ fans ~ e1s "a A.
on silver Palace seePips ears on p m IN IS "
change csoat =.
" ,, nv other " " neL f'gg eonfa nen s.,s
a. rain an MOI Thurs hr ~ o. hase :. IToe
connecting one H'n .mI ,,'' n W. JACKSON Gen Ssgl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03

scyp.r TR.ryn-sso m Va Train %, oasTn.i Iso n ief
Pgenous so m, NSSs E1prS' Sshi R IMMIGRANT and
Wsy D. for Paterson and and R,s,Io x,,h
Erpres Trains through 70 Sasmaue d. I'M Sonts ssd
out change Of coacbes audin direct connection " ~ -
Western lines. e., o.. ACCOMPANY al
Perfectly Ventilated and Luxurious oeepng Soaenes
Night TFaBa r'.osdway-
DEPOT foot Of Chamberst EswTok LOBg Dock Depot 'ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
Yursrs, Garriagts, ct,


NEW, frst-class top BUGGY for SALE
IA CHEAP at WIN LAWS Refrigerator Factory No. 651 Thaye
between Forty fourth and Forty hnhss
CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
~ Thirty unhst-J J. HRNRY, AucteneeL Regular sales Of
Horses Cafrsge sghs Harness Robes Blankets Whips le &e
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY A. o'clock There large
No account Of
stoe Of tie above articles always ou hssd al private
sale at auction prices Consgnmens respectfully solicited
TOR SALE, three secondhand CARRIAGES,
one no ton wagaa top Wagon Phson To be
seen al DllsRkBRRRY x NELSON'S, No 90 LAarensst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
Grafhrrs.

TNUT0R.--WANTED-B a graduate of large
sTpteh preparing ycnrg gentlemen ior college TOIokshP
IN family Tor tie SunneI highest testimonials Address b.,
Tribune ohee
WANTED - Situation by lady as COVER
NESS ha private family Can teach Latin. GTst and French
Bored GOOD references objection travelling Address
0OVkRNBSs, Box No -, Ratob PTsble County. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
60 Ulhum II mag GOnttrn.


CONVICT LABOR.ATenders will be received
bg The Undersigned for hundred 5000 MALE
CONYTS The Kingston PeBienAfy suitable manufacture
Two hundred any @ Of whom at present engaged IN shoe
Ths Institution win furnish Shops and Pne with sufficient number
Of guards The must employ bis own trade Instructors and
Tsrde to be received the h stating price per
day. ID NJ MAl p ~, p, ID,
Provincial Penltentiary omes April 70 1863
DRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, and CIVIL
- ENGINEERING.
CHICKBRING GALL, No. 10 walis., Esw.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
Proposals.

TRHAsuRY DEPARrSESr. OFFICE oV INTERNAL REvETE
wAsmSGToS, May %, 1903.
PROPOSALS for STATIONERY
PROPOSALS will be received al this ohee until the 9th day Of
June r Supplying the Assessors and Collectors
Of lseA Revenue throughout that portion o. s VDd states as
es Of Tie Rocky MQunans except Montana aud NewMero with the
bfAT0NRRY n for their respective Districts for the year
ending June 30, l661
No proposals be considered unless accompanied by satisfactory
quantities. that the contract fawaed will be ihfy executed
The right 10 reject BIDS parts OF
bids and accept bids parts Of bids which the interest the
Government may require
and Endorsed Proposals for supplying Stationery Internal RsVeuue
0hcerL" 40
Schedules articles BE- furnished will be forwarded from this Once
upon application with conditions under which such articles TO be de-
lyer.d T. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26

bat. Sie 6liiael purben Ipdter nod uno nod ans
oebaut unb wenn audi bos @ebduoe Elm l6Ones,
NeuBere oarbot, 10 ipar oanelbe am
gnbe bod nur etn Slidiperf, oas Dem Seuer iberaa
Die reid5ie yaa6rung barbot, Oas SOlSmerf, auf
peI6em oas 8ledoad rubete, perbreitete bas 6euer
nit roieuber Eile iber bas gan5e iebr brette 8e=
bdube uno nod ndberen llnterlu6un9en lit es frag=
[ih. ob Ielb5t bel einem ueberiluiie BON Waer Die
Gettune zines weienli6en Sbeiles beiielben mDslid
setuelen tudre.
Seut su Sage baut man ntft t1ebr tpte por 30
Sabren uno es perltebt i9 9an5 BON ielbf, Dab oas
neue gebduoe fsusrfeit aufoefabrt peroen mnB.
Cine 9erleaung Der Mnltalt bon Columbus Mir
be cine Sborbeit lsin uno cine unnDtbige Geloper=
ibwenoun9 nit Iid fubren. Sier lit Der Gruno nno
gooen, Der Dem Staate 9ebDrt uno ourd 8drten
uno anloaen fir Die 3uede Der Nnitalt nidt lido
ner ousoeleat uno eingeridtet len f6nnte. Sieum=
fonareid)en Nebengebduoe iteben nit ibren GIN
ri6tungen nod edn5lib unbeiddoigt ba uno tbn=
men Der ncuen NnItalt fir bieielben 3mede oienen
fir bic lie Der Stoa erriftete. Sieie Nebengebdus
De netIt Dem Soipital unb Dem @etudbsbauIe re-
praIentiren einen bebeutenben Wertb. Sonn lint
mod Die Wauern bes alten @ebduOes in Setraht 5r
sicben, in oenen elm grpBes Capital an 8adIteiner
uno be6auenen Stenen itedt, Die fir bas neue Se'
bGube pieoer benubt merben fDnnen.
| gDas oen Ylab onbetriIft 10 muB iel6lt Der Netf
sueeIteben, oaB int 9an3en Staate tein idDnerer 81
Tinoen it, Sie beIieen mobltbdi9en anita1en linl
INNER Der StolS ber Siir9er bes gon5en Staate!
aemeen uno es perebt Ii6 tDO6l ei8entb BON lelblt
baB Die Sauptltabt Der 9eeignetite YlaB fur oele
| hen 1T
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26
Ser gDisncratihan Der eSrrenanifalt.

gpn oepiIIer @eite weroen anIrengungen &C.
madt, ben Neoerauf6au Der bur6 Teuer 5erltorter
SrrenanItalt apf Dem alten 9labe 5u berbnoern uni
bos eSrittut na6 elmer anOern Staot Bu perle9en
Die nit maIIerwerfen perieben lit. gSir geben su
oaB @aIerperte cine iebr piinidenspertbe Ginrd:
tuna no ner iiC0 aber enbiloet, oaB olelelben elr
uufe6l6ares Yatentntel 9egen beoeutenoe Teuers
brine biloen, Der irrt iid6 gau5 beoeuteno Sn Sin
cnnati sum 8eiipiel, uuroe pOrleben gSlnter, trot
Der g8aIIerperfe, Dos pro9tpoIe Yife'ld)e Spern-
baus Elm Gaub Der 6lamnen, ipdbreno es elne Chat
iade it, baB Columbus, trob oss Mon9els an otelel
Ginribtuns, wd6reno oes ebten Sierteljabrhunoerts
uerbdlnBndbig weniger our9 6euersbrinite eellt'
EN- bat ols irgeno cine anbere 9taot Sbos. 0lt
gerIi9erunss iino nit oleier Sbatiadle
isbr Dobl pertraut.
llebrigcns Ieben uniere 8irser Die Notbwenoi9=
felt ausrei6enoer BaiIertperfe pobl Elm nno uner
Gtabratb bat bereits ON Wontag Die erlten Sdrltte
getbar, um bieIem Mansel fir Die 3utunft abju=
belfen.
Mlan m,B i1 erinnern, baB Der Saupttbeil bes
3erIortsn @sbdubes ihon 80 Sabre lang 9eitanoen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26
Sic Sptidlait bes Wpuberucnrs,

bic mir ausfi6rli6 mitbeilen, bat ben arobsn Wor=
sua Der Gir3e unb Glarbeit. Gouo. Sapes 1T nldDt,
uie piele einer gorsdnser, in bas 2ater Der Sre,o
mutb perfaIlen; er bdlt lh innerbalb iener esttt=
men 5branten, 1dtpeift ni9t nod Waibinston nno
Mrifa biniiber, unb Ias, mas er 5u asen bat. mt
Der erDbten 8anbiefeit llnttr ben oemofratud)sn
Mitaliebern Der @5eiebsebuns madt es ben belteh
Ginbrud, bab Der 8ouperneur in oielem Socnmsnle
ole oehdlEaen gartb psrneoen bot.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26

- en Marion Sownibip, Mercer gountp, Ohio,
puroen am 3. gop. 3S7 Stimmen fir SeDmour uno
ni6t cine ein5iee fir @rant abge9eben; in Blue
Sopni6ip, Yauloing gountD, 20 fir @rant uno
nid5t cine fir Sepmour; in Sadlon Soipnibip, Mu-
elai5e gountp, 449 fir Sepnlour uno ie9s hr
Gjrant 2ebtes sSa6r gab Sofion Somnibip bios
cine Stimme fir Ben rspublitaniaen Souperneats='
gQnoi0aten SaDes.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26

Teuerfefes Sol5. = Sn 8eutI1!onb tperoen
lett Die idmmtiben S0l5er, ipel6e man bei!n Sdu=
ierbau su 9ielen, Sreppen, Sblren uno 6enerrq5=
men benubt, nit tleeiauren Sa3en aetrantt mas Re
uoQfOmmen Ii1er 8egen Seuer modt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26

Sran5 Nbt Der beri9nlte 2teOsr. eombponilt,
nente einsn 8eiud ab5uitotten. 9iele Nodr5t
ipiro BON Der bie5gen 5dnqer,pelt nit 6reuoen bes
qriiBt peroen; oa pobl ein Seoer iton oas 8eran=
9en gebabt bat, 9snienisen peri6nli9 8n tennen,
oem 10 1nanAer unter ibnen GenuBrel4e Stunoen
perOQnft
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26
gSptScf,nft bes 0p,iDeriseurs.

BON Der General=Ser1amm=
lung:
gei Sbrer 8erian1mlung, I'm fir Die gSnbliabrt
bes Yplfes BON Sbo @eiebe Su erlalen, Der 9ou=
perneur nod Der Contribution ge6alten, Sbnen nber
Die Sage bes Staates 8eri4t 5u eratten uno IoIde
MaBregeln su empfehler, Die er flr 5pedntdBlg an.
s4en mas Ss sSas Der Sec9gesmif S9T
tute 5inb mad Dem G,eiebe jeoes Sabr on ooer Dor
bem 90. y1ppember an ben @ouoerneur ensuliefern.
Set Dem Saoe uur Die 3eit su furs fir Die Ver6fz
fentid)una Der geri9te, peB6alb i4 S9nen bel Der
Gr6Ifnung Sbrer ge8enwdrtigen SiBun9 teine oe=
toillirte Sorftelung Der Nn9ele9en1etten DER per-
5Giehenen Separtements Der Staatsre9erung por=
leaen fonn. gc bieier Wittbeilun9 1T es nneln
3iped, S6re gufmerfianfeit auf sinige fur3e Gqtb'
ihI6oe in 8esuo auf peri6ie9ene WaBregeln Su LEM
fen, Sic fir mlto ern6tet peroen, unotpeld)e ste,
lpenn sic es fir ratbiam anie9en, In grwd9nn9 5te.
ben uno erleogen f6nnen, ebe Die omt!l9en Serl9le
per6IIentlid)t perben.
SStnan5en.
Sie sfinansaneeleeenbeite Der Staatsregterun9
befnhen Iid) in enem befriebigenoen 3uttanoe. Nm
Is. 9topember 1867 mar ene San5 BON S677 ,99Ol9
i'm SGab; Die Ginnnbmen md0reno oes ltbten Slss
faljabres betrugen S4,347 ,4S4S2; otes mad)t 1lr
bas Sabr tinen @elammtbetrag BON S5,O25,4I5.6l
an SSonbs i'm SdoB.
Sic 9(usooben ,ud6reno bes Sa6res beliefen iid6
aui 81, ,455 ,354 Sc, pel6e Sumnle BON ben fDlgena
| ben SSonos aus DEM Sdlob ausbe5Qblt tpuroen:
@5enerals s&epenues Tono ....... $1,51821O 80
Sanal=5prb ............ 1899 80
O}otional= StraBe Sono ... 1S,S29 36
| Silounos=Eon6 .... 1,472, ,226 33
SfretIdnlene Tnno .. 1,426,S6S SO
Banf= GtnlDlunes 6ono. 49,. 16 SO
Solbaen= Nniprid)es ssSonb ...... 3,7S1 6S
| Splbaten. Qotment= Sono. ...... 492 90
8ilan5 i'm Sdab am Is. Jtop. 1861. 570,120 70
| Sm @anSen S., ,025, ATS 81
| Staats Dub.
Ser getraa Der funoirten Staatsi6ulo mar am
Is. Noo 1867 $1l ,03l ,91 5f
8dbreno bes Sa6res
lpur0e ausbesablt BON
Der Mnlei6e bpn 1860 s 1860 81
Spn Der NusipGrti9en
Union slnleibe bon
1868. ............ 191,166 90
8on Der GinbeimIhen
Nnlet6e BON 1863. 136,OS9 13
VOn Der gnlelbe BON
1870. 157,361 33
-- 499,2G6 l;
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26

Gin idredlitber s all it fiir3ltd1 3ur &snnt= n
ten motbte weoer6olt W{oroanfdQe anf ibre Shutter
ano gdneiier nm beren Blut 5u trimten. AerSts,
meldbe oas ainb unterluft baben, srtldren, oaB es
nit Ser unnotiirifen Sudt Der QntbropOpbage
en6enfreiereD bebaftet iei boiien es aber oapOn
helen sl f0nnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26

/ ,5ETTUV 4.
gei Der Nppem6erpabl ua9m Die republlFantl0e
Gtimnren,ab[ um 3,16l gu, tod9reno Die oemotra>
| tIdle um 1861 a6nabul.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26
81. .. SaDcs.
Sifeieler Seri6t

ii6er Die am 8. Nopcmber in Ohio fir YrGiioent a6=
aebenen Stiutmen:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26

Sic 5tabt New 0orf per5ebrt ipbfentIi6
$500 Ginoer, q, 900 S9pene uno $4,000 S4afe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26
SempDrGre 8ermilltgunaen.

Nusi1ehenoe S6ulo am Is. Nop
1865. ..................... SIC, ,532, ,675 43
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26

~~AJN y tNFD w OVV<N~
lpurbe ousbe5ablt bon
Der Mnlei6e bpn 1860
Son Der Nusipdrti9en
Union Inleibe bon
1868. .
8on Der Gin6
Nnlet6e BON 1868,
8on Der Inleibe bon
1870.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26

21d Que 9emud1eH UFTwtNl9nNgEH .trTWUD1l TEHNo,
perben fir Die folgenben 3tpefe fleine. tempordre
gerpil9ungen 10 balo als n,69lid erforoert 9tnss
gaben Der Yrd5toentenpabl; Nusgaben Der @ene=
raj. gerlammlune, Der Sruitees Der Wi'ben 9nttal=
ten, Der 8eaufl6tigung Deg Staotsboues, @jas fir
oas Stoatsbaus Quaeaben Der @elebgebnnqss
Gommitteen, Sinoen fir ben Staat, oas neue SOio
tenz Snitifut
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26
SIM 8anSen ................S5 S5,025, ,475 6l
GtaatsI6ulb.

Ser getroq ber funoirten Staats'6ulb mar an,
Is. Npp. 1867 Observation-Disclosures. S1l ,O3l ,94l 56
gS6hreno oes So6res
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26

NGrriIde gSetten bat Die leBte Yrdlioentet=
pabl in MaIle nit iit gebraft. G1ubfarrenfobr.
ten inb i'm 2auie Der lebten gBphen eanS etwas @e=
pD6nli6es aepeien, uno rlan6er ebriame Viir9e1
bat Dor ben Sduiern iener 9}ad6arn Die Or9el bre=
ben ntiiien, ipdbrenb Der Getpinner nit Dem Sute
berumoing unb Gelb fir bic Nrmen Iammele.
Sn San 1Sranc8fo ntuBte Elm 8erlierenoer, auf ei=
mem Giel perfebrt IiBenb, nit Dem gelidt mad Dem
GdpanSe 5u, burd ale Straben Der Staot reiten
pdbreno Elm Teger ben Giel fi6rte. - e.
Sn GpanspiIe, Sno., traf Get Yfarrer Tunf, Elm
Gepu6lifoner, nit erem 0emofraten oas llebereit-
fommen, bob oetjsnige beien grGIihentcbaftss Gan=
oiba unterlie9e, Dem onbern 60 8ui6el Go6len ans
Sous lefern unb bieielben aud in ben Seller ibal1=
feln miHe. Scr Yfarrer miro ieiner Stelung bal.
ber boppelt frob isin, oaB er niht perloren bat
| Gin Wdo9en in Stem N1banp bate nit einen1
Serrn fol0enoernaBen eetpettet: ugBirb @rant er=
mGblt, 10 mus iie i'm beiratben miro Seymour er=
nGblt, 10 muB ct lie beirat6en." @ebeirat6et piro
allo ouf ieoen fal uno bas jun9e Ydrden bat leine
| SSlitterpo6en @rant-eb.
eGon9be5ei nunqe en- ser amerifaniiden
SSlote uno Die i6nen in Der 2anoarmee 9leldDteben=
oen Gan9ftufen lino folgenOe:
Slotte. Sanobeer.
IWt0lbtpmdn (Seecdot
GnIian (Gornet, ssabnori6) @econbe 9ieutenant.
WoIfer (SeeelcupitGn) Yremier 2ieuenant
QieutenQnt gupitdil.
2teutenant COMMANDER ltaDr.
COMMANDER Correction Gapitdn) Sberitlieutenant.
Gopitdn (Treaatten- gapitdu) OberIt
Gommooore 8rioabe General
Gear =Nomiral (@egen-QbmiraD @5eneralmaor
0ice=Qbmiral @eneral= =2ieutenant.
9(bmiral General.
ssarraaut als poller Ibmiral raneirt alIo nit @e=
neral Grant, 9orter als gice= =Nomiral nit Sber'
man.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-10
Chief Justice Chase.
THE IRON CLAD OATH DISPENSED WIT

THE IRON CLAD OATH DISPENSED WITH.
The United States Court, which COM
menced its fall term on Monday last, was
opened yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
No other business than administering the
oath to the Grand Jury had been trans
acted on Monday and Tuesday. The
Grand Jury was called into court when
the Chief Justice said:
"Gentlcmen of the Grand Jury: When
sworn yesterday, there was administered
to YOU, besides the usual oath, an addi-
tional oath, which by the act of Congress
is not required to be taken, unless upon
motion by the District Attorney or by d.
rection of the court, in the exercise Of its
own discretion. An order of the court at
each term is required by the act. At
this term the District Attorney has made
no motion, nor has the court given any
direction that the additional oath be adj
ministered. 1t was administered by the
clerk i'll accordance with the practice that
has heretofore existed.
"Scruples at taking it, expressed by
some of the grand jurors known to be
among those best qualified for the respon-
sible duties of their position, have Undue
ed me to inquire whether the public int
erestS now demand that the taking Of il
be required and we are satisfied thai
while the matters affirmed in it are {
proper cause of challenge in particular ca
ses, the ends of justice will be hindereC
and defeated, rather than promoted ant
secured, by directing it to be administer
ed, unless some special occasion shall de
mand it. No such special occasion no'
exists; and inasmuch as the require
number of grand jurors have not yet bee
sworn, we will order that those who hay
been sworn be discharged, and the Ma,
shall will summon another grand jury
the usual manner"
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w. A. POND & CO.,
Band instruments

of Braas and German Silver, warranted correct
in tone, at prices much below other manutactu-
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Mrs. Colfax and her husband have set
tied in Washington for the winter, and
will not 90 to Europe.
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Subscription Reduced.
Clubbing Rates.

To clubs of five or more subscribers we will
send our Mammoth Weekly Tor the balance OF
this year, and until january, 1870, for the very
small sum OF TWO DOLLARS EACH.
ftp We ask the friends Of the old Union and
American, and all supporters Of Constitutional
Liberty, without regard to past party aitilia-
tions, to aid Us in extending our circulation and
business, in the warfare we are waging against
radicalism-lts corruptions and usurpatons.
Address 40. GRIFFITH 4 co.,
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look HEREl

7 HAVE DISCONTINUED My BUSINESS
| in Sweetwater, and am making arrangements
10 remove from this section of the country. |
am compelled, therefore, to call on those indebt-
ed to me for immediate payment Some OF those
whom have favored have let their accounts run
on Tor long time. But the time has come when
| must demand their settlement.
JOHN RENFRO, Sweetwater.
November ), 1865. H..
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The Union Pacific road conveys passen-
eugers l,430 miles from Chicago. "Only
ten days to California" is now advertised
by the company,
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Gbt fmuunntr.
sweetwater, Thursday, Dec. 10, 1868.
MARRIED AT LAST.
By CLAUDE VINCENT COURTNEY.

By CLAUDE VINCENT COURTNEY.
married at last ~ they say,
And they laugh at the Ollish bride,
And pity the handsome, stately man,
In his life's midsummer pride;
There are grey threads in her HAIR,
And wrinkle on her brow,
But the happy smile that her childhood wore
Is az bright and joyous now
''Married at last ~ All, yes
She has waited long, long time,
For this same dark man, with his winning eyes,
Wooed her in her girlhood's prime
But \ gray haired mother and sire
We're dependent on her love,
So she turned from him and his costly home,
With her faith in heaven above.
And years passed one by one
Till they counted up fourteen;
And then he came for his promised bride,
For no life WAS now between;
The gray-haired parents sleep
In the churchyard near the shore,
And their latest words were blessing breashcd
On their sweet child LeOnore.
"That is one old maid the less,
You say as you toss your curls;
,Twere we'll indeed if that old maids heart
Could be imaged by all young girls
He does not think her old,
Nor mourn5 for the past young life,
For the same sweet snul ooks out nj him
Through the eyes Of his new made wife.
have told you Of her life
Can you laugh Mt her wrinkles now
Or pi,y the handsome man who pressed
That kiss on her pure, sweet brow
All the earth looks q d day,
And the suns best beams are cast
As n benediction DER the pair,
Who are man and wife at last.
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BOLIVAR FEMALE ACADEMY,
NIadiSonViIIe, Tenn.

THE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION
L will be resumed on the 3lst day of August,
under the charge of Professor r. II. Ramsay.
Tuition, $40, Sl2 80 and sl5 per session Of 20
weeks, according to the grade Of advancement.
Communications addressed to the Principal,
President, or Secretary OF the Board of Trustees,
will receive prompt attention.
JOS. UPTON, NJ D., President.
WILLIAM Dixon, Secretary.
July 23d, 1865. ly.
NURNIP SEED--of all kinds-summer or win.
/ ter-tor sale at Brick Store sign OF
iuly2 3-tf Red FLAG.
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SWEETWATER MILLS.

WE HAVE HAD THESE MILLS THOROUGH
w ly repaired, at considerable expense, and
we have no hesitation in saying that we are now
prepared to make as good flour as can be made
BY any mill in the State, provided you furnish
su with good and clean wheat. -,
Mr.. Fisher, who is nm experienced miller, will
spare no pains in trying to make good flour for
YOU, and as much as can possibly be made out
OF your wheat.
Mr.. II. L. Fry is hanging around the mill tta-
king the eighth of every grist that comes in.
YOU all know him, and YOU can watch him II
you want to. hlUlli SOhouuo'
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Mrs. Moran, one hundred and five years
old, died on Thursday at the Mercy Hos
pital, Chicago. She was born in Ireland
in 1853.