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The union Democrat., 1868-06-06
NUMBER 81.

CouRrsuIP IN A CARA young Parisian.
travelling in Germany, took the road from
Strasaurg to Berlin. La the carriage selected
by him were four other persons, two mammas
and two daughters. The two mothers were
tace TO face In one corner; the young man
took the opposite, and found himself face to
face with the young ladies. The Parisian
put on distracted aud absent air. The
collector came to demand the tickets. The
young NAN paid no attention at oil when the
request was many times repeated. Reused
at last from his reverie in presence of the
ladies, he had recourse to q ruse, to avoid
exciting ridicule.
What are you saying 20 he said. ."Why,
do you not speak Frenchg,,
The collector then explained by signs, the
ticket was examined and the Young man re.
turned to his reverie; but not to enjoy it long,
for this time the young ladies reused him.
They began in full voice;
This young man is very handsome
one," said one,
"Hist. Bertha ~ said the other, m sort of
alright.
"Why, he doesn't know a word of Ger.
man" said Bertha. 1--WE can talk freely.
What do think of him?'
"Only ordinary" was the reply.
"lou are difficult to please lie has q
charming figure and genteel air.
"He is TOO dark, you know 1 do not like
dark men,"
And you know prefer dark to fair. We
have nothing bat fair faces in Germany. Ii
is monotonous and commonplace
"1ou forget that you are hlonde.'
'Oh, for a woman il is different. lie has
nice mustache.'
Bertha, if your mother should hear you ~
'She is busy with her talk to your mother;
besides, it is no harm to speak of the must
aches of Albert
II understand, you and Albert areengaged;
but who am without lover, am free to say
that this vosng man has beautiful eyes,"
They have no expression" returned the
other.
"You do not know. lam sure he has much
spirit, and it is pity he does not speak Ger.
man he would chat with u.s."
Would you marry a Frenchman?
''Why not, if he looks like this one, and
was spirited, well. bora and amiable? But /
can hardly keep from laughing. See he
doesn't dream what we are saying'
The young traveller was endowed with d
great power of selfcontrol, and he had pre-.
served his absent and inattentive air all the
time and while the dialogue continued he
thought what curious results his attempts to
avert laugh by pretending not to know
German had brought about. He looked care.
| fully at Bertha and his resolution was taken.
At the next station the collector came again
for the tickets, when the young man, with
extra elaboration and in excellent German,
! said .-s--~ sR
"Ah, yoa want my ticket. Very we'll
let me see; believe it is in my porteman.
naie. Oh, yes. here it is!''
The effect was startling. Bertha became
nearly senseless, but soon recovered under
the polite apologies of the young Frenchman.
They were pleased with each other, and in
a few weeks Bertha ratified her good opin.
ion of the young man, and gave practical
proof of her willingness to wed a Frcnchman.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-06

RArss ADVERTISING square, OF ten lines or less
N.0o. Each subsequent insertion Slso liberal dis-
ssnnt made 10 regular advertisers.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-06
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
FiFrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRT

Meets first Monday of February May, Augu't an
November. Supervisor lst District, Abner Reed; .
District, IL. A. Burgess; sd District, NJ Byrne
The union Democrat., 1868-06-06
FIRST MANAGER.

FIRST WITNESS.
When last saw old Thomas,
Twas at a fancy ball,
He had his regimentals on,
And looked uncommon tall
asked him what he meant to do
LII stanton urged doubt
Concerning what he'd power to try.
He said he'd kick him out
CHORUS.
As we talked of the place of War
That man of the army star,
Good-natured old soul
Would have told me the whole
Had l let him progress So far.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-23

T.
|aaaomisD ii Ie, RH.J q. San. '6s.
So fehsfme pest festdm; . abet i'd
tohlme, hn6 itDenHI i'd mid l fame,
9inae bic @elt14fC fOIIte itb nleiaerl-
aud fi@ttmehr aus ben ssngen, a Is He
f9en ss9aneeii IN. 9 TteniS 81 uib n,
|ia6er iIt Elm !, Fdngltt' Der ben ten
6 ortefpon6elitsl Der 1,Sta6ts seiiunat,
5i40a 10 off 6dfdi erinnefte, Sen0baes
6ro6eneh Enbest tuieOer aufsiinebniell
an0 i6ieDere Iii ben 9etitisen gertebr
nit osn fiibtigeat Sennefees ye9efn au
Btfef6usi s9fsW sHoJes SIG 1915 ,IShi S.
81 90 Mit slidts; bfe 5gtiAts num- .uie
Baullk in Gye60, iii ben etueiterten
Qefertreiee bef iiE enneg fee @taafsseis
tang mad 70 sIaheeai 9dsDeieen, an
faHea, ioiitDe 9egeH Rniggtss 'ninaana
init Meni@eh lberIto6 en- Der 4Reuft5
foH t5FiG fein; feI6ft ipeiA er aus
&entu6p fomnit, unb tuen2 ct teiue
Dgabe 9efhhbefi; Ole iibliGeh Reaiabsss
@rotMIationeR am /. Sanaat ansus
befuaetl 10 taIttf Ell aud nod ant I'll.
ben $e8tH DEB SihaiAeis OUT Die @es
retkten uN0 e1aB9kred3teM tft Wafh2
lBiGt asnt illmeeessiD 5erdB Fe6kn. 90
piG Id es benz aud ah6IleM; u96 BEN
iNeatf6 ea gtafbbtHgt Gsfebublitrfn cine
Eelf poH berSli9ef @riibe anD Neus
'iahtgipaafde jtitii GihG6nge bes Seus
Naturalization. Da 6dE geihf4ef Sur,
I8slt nod, tdssitet II, 10 lSiinf4e I'D
! eumeNee q 4eaif Stunt EN- RdbereS
iQtnefndNo etta6 ttt tlE ftte6l itben qGtoe
befauali BefFen, DDS u Vt Gtaats HDtb
{ blif liiao sIit GstusfDta9 Der GHtan9
b6s BEN SeGtid slanaeil III Eenuefee
d 0ff9 MAt en- sgs eff6t0 eeii 2 lit.
MedAt bio syat 1868 Hid 9sifaIter Der
,;bsthiteAteM td8eM's Der NIT 10 ibieI
&fbeit hne N1iiI : bt8oitttnea giatpans
besaAgg A6iiatiDn Flit EeAAefiee
GhaAeen s6gIAe6t17 Ose 9tdenl6dttiG
tuatB beM bcriialti6t tit l0natst bopf,
bte aud III EelheH Htllten d |, 5
b6ys kiA6t,p bts6ilIII iDetD1is zJ1S den
BE Deatf9 eifi ellf eigefie yduIt mo 0ui
bic aeigeAs i&raft 1elEltt snfdnhmehifes
ben, I'm ,fG tau9 ais cine @iuoritat
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-23
IN BANKRIIPTCY.

O. ,Sise gteFmIt beteaht se,uadf. yeai am
NS10. Salllar 1858 Elm Warraut Of Bankr,fpfrr
gesen tas Nernabaen BON 90Ei1B. Huae pSui
u: 9tfritt pom Miatansion Gopntp i'm Gtaate Tens
msnss sf!Eiea mckhen 1t, pe5er asif fsine eiaene
BIZ dbIkg bon S6aIben uifS ,,na nsr
Gtesfubl, ipel@ef hem baaferctt ertl6rfrn aeh6rt
aa ien oest sn istHsR Gytspu4 ,ius Sic sttt
uohttgenb einth Egsntttsm burn I'm 0eIttIiG psre
bpteI iiHb; hab eine BerjammInnq pom ben Gl6nbis
Germ bfs genanutfn r bnnferott GftlHrten, nm ibre
DcToeFanqeR tn priiten tne enem onsF nsebrere us
truaf 1868 Inn 10 11br Worniitags ais Elm Eo,irt a
8eiiiruptep IN lin Na,frilpfc,,
TN 6cttt5ans 80 1rditfltts Tennsiiee, nor Serrn
ben foa. :, -.
@. u. Olaseo&,
tan2O I'm Der. Ct @ari&au, wlehsnser.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-23

its Ne @taFbtg aft uub giee'Bra
lIftatihnIt Der NFr @tqatsn auiams
ihentpnilisea un6 pns inn grnF unb
eutea GEanbeu berbiuoIi9 ma1en, Die
Bort gel6ebsaen slomiaationen gu uns
terRIben.
6. 3u beherer uub wirtiamerer 8e'
fSrberuus oes ofentIidenA @obles
poIIen mir iest Elm GreMtips Sosnitel
fir ben Staat erRenneH, ipeIAes aus
einent WiteIieO fiir ie0en gongreBs
Oifrift nnS brei far ben sdnsen Staaf
befeben foII. : . - *
7s DAP mir aIs llnions sytepnbiisa
taner ben Ginfus BON Euseno unb Sn>
teuieeua anf Die grbaItuns Der Union
anertenneti lunb tsinen gHi6erruf Der
8erpfi@tunsen Oes Stdates, fur freie
Slusbtlbuns zines ieoeu Sinbes Gorge
gu trasen, buIeen iooHen; unb mir ber>
pFi5ten uns bon gtenerm, Die Grid
tuns bon ssreifduIen gu befsroern, ais
S&nbmittet aiouohl nnferes Gisens
tbunts als aud uuferer Sreibeiten.
g., SaB Senuedee nidt UNI zines
Saares Breitei bon ieinen @runbldsen
Der 2oDnlitat, Der Greibeit rno Der
Meni1 enreIte dbpei6en tpirO.
gig. DAP mir BON 3erseir bic feite uno
eialse 9ahblpnespeiie Hnferer Sefes<
sebeuOfn YeriaMlnIHHs biaisens tueIde
ben Stanbpnnn Der 9obaIitdt in tns
feresH gtaate bepabrt, Die smnisra :
| tion in 7 Nriere @rep5en. fotpie iiinere
8erbeferunaen beeiiNfist llnb Obne
auf Stan6 ooeri 9aatfarbe, @Idfat 81
nebmeu; bic Mfenf@euredte anertennt
un6 aitfre9t erBdIt. .'s5a s9
10. 9ab mn Dem ffsfetl,. peiien uni
patriotii5en stanbpuatt, lpel6en unfel
geusreb seseu Die nfurpation oea
Brafeenten Der Ser, giadtem eiags
nomastu Bat auf Oas SsrsIidfe su-
ffintn1ett. .s2 t :. i
N1ln fdritt Dasaaf aur gBabI ser
Delegation fin Die Gbiease &onbrntion.
Die folgeaoea 9erfea tBftbtn ernannt !:
B 4. Difriff: g. s.. MfeRinnep. g.
81. 8ohel. a steubsrtreter: s. 6.
Sbornburaa. q. Sadsr. .,a,,z5.a5 :.
|H 3. 0iltritt: g q. Soul. 81. 50. Ga.
ton. siGteaoertreter: 9. S. Staee. 9,
gf: g orbed. E77s 5s1e aiiil
20. Diltritt: 81. 6. s6arp. SO. IS.
gsoooeoot.5 @tsIIpertreter: s. 8Iad
bOuru.s sludt gtuae. aaIa d saa
aT4. 0iEtift: gs.. q. gaiot. 8. 6.
gBaiter.a @tetlbertreter: q. S. gBoon
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-23
I'M RANKRuPTCY.

fSsS Dfe6 bierrait betannt semacbf, taR am
MS. ssanMar 1868 elm Warrant Of Bankruptcy
gegeu bds 8erm6gen pou 1enrp6 Sorto II
iuor6en 1T. rpeIber au eine ei9ene Retition bin fir
tante OFT erti6rr wproen it, baB dIo bic 3abIng pom
S9ulSen nHb netetieferung pom eigentbnrR, IpvIbes
benz bancroft GrtIdren geb6rt, ibn oher 5n eineut
@ebran6 unb pie nebcriragnns ptn irgeno eireuI
Oh entbum oErcb ibn sefesL @ perbote iinb; oaB cine
8eriammInrg pon beB @tdabigSrl hes genanntet
fir bancroft grfIdrten, I'M TIRE 6or5erangen gu
prif un6 eiasv oSer rnebrere aifgnees eines Ser,
nt5aens SO errpGhen, am D. Sebrior $685. I'M l0is
nbr 8orintttags ais Elm Court OF 8anfruptcp in ber
Office bes 8egiiers of Bankruptcy, i'm Court Saus s
Srauttin, Eeiineiiee, nor perm MIernn6er G.
8rabIep, 8estfter, gebaIten mer6en fol-.
q. y. 0lascpd,
ian2O I'm Q. st. Mari6au, DeiIengsr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-23

a6A alleH Soften Jim asipeEt ~ Der.
iddFert. Se ii Geiiti melaer 8tnteE
lhef ben MafIern fbmebt UNI bas |
Qanb III Der gan5eu eibililrtei iiio |
borbarif@en MeIf uutermiiblt, fon,tat /
bod srm Dur6brub, tros aIeben, uno |
Die Grfabrung 1T nidt mebr neu
boB felbf Elm griiner, aber borurtEeils<
freier 9eltider, benz in eigenliunige,
8ef@r1nftbeit iib uerbeiBenSen yfatis |
bitten al SEES leBttre,t eiaeftent Sor Il
theile ben 7rihtigen Mee aeiaeu mus.
Die Gultibirnngs zgfitiOn, roetde
ben S0ltern iunser Staateae su9efale
len, tritt tuobl in feinenl auoerfl grs
iflabenitaate 10 grea berDor ais in
SennsI Sic gnttpidiangs 9fas.1
bien i'm 9oItsbeipabtiein ces befreiten
staates fonnten ttidt nod beitimnten
a9Dlfenlen, tlIlig unbs barmloe, berges
sei@net lper6en, benn ieine ileue, .tpie
Gae9iel8 Golle 6aberitiirmenbe Belt,
f@uf rteue Sheen ltnb cine neue itaat<
Ii9e Srganifation, metGe ober bic
alien Menf9en beriano, nnb oas lfarre
Material ilnter ibnen crit biegfam gu
MAIDEN fuden muBte, mas cine sienls
lid tangtveHi9e glrbeit 1T. -
Sn lol9en 3eitlaaiten nun llno irtr
Oeutide Elm Invertebrates Soit9en.
Gin groBer She'll bon nnS eatp1sfet
i'm rnbiae1, 6ipIpmatii9en MuI6ien
trstap ,lS S.stn1asn , .I ~, ,nSoI;sn
frummen @eoe elm iuterelIantes sa,
lent. Sin anoerer SbeiI fammelt cine
Arrler9aroe ole oas entl91soen eeal.
tl9e: ~ maP sn'pe at gM. Ogs'
as;Ss Ss.o s4 MIR, Sos Sery;d,t;os Sar"
partsoebe9 ipie 6as entibieSe 8or<
iparts6rangea, f6nnen onrb e1gen'
t1nmll9e anFan O. geoo .4 l H,, %
nun e'ana' !. oss P9t.'., 'ss o. ' :;
sbrIi II > GerfoIouuo hes 3isiss. bic
aau3e, boIIe Ereibeit au err
ringen, seiudt miro. Wan fam ein
Prlnc!g e9ral9 nerIoigen, ogHe als
eti'a ssn;tp. ,..t5e So; o. ganss.
,onen,en zines 9rincips nidat perlest,
Ierltanbe. uno. nidt bonn Sempera,
mente Den SmpuIs erbalt, 9epaart, bat
, ,gt;s H "rys Frtrs,, S;a,,eooeSolfsn
Gu, ns,sn S,b,s n,;i,r;g, ~ Il, nnn hsr
Sm neueh SABRE mllnlpe '~ nun Otm
Oeall@leu'ne IN aeilaellee. Eeg1gs'e'
earllDe llno 'itetI9enIe We'l!ei3lleoer'
ioelde nidt aus fauler esniitiiaer @om'
prontiBtuht lonOera nus aaTrl9tlger
Siege CUR gemein '6aftlideh @rreidung
zines sroBep 3itItgs Die lsbarfen gdsn
uno gnoen in Ger @eieIIidaft miteinans
Der gu pertnipfea iadeu. Redt biel
einOrinsliae aao beritanbiae gelebruns
itatt corlpter 8artsi s@nn,aBuns; cine
sunbsrpiitlide ROrtion 2abisfeit i'm
ausb0Iteu auf O.m fir 8edyt erfaunten
@ese -ipie iie Die >, Senneiiee Staatss
seifi,,alt nnfer ioer Qeifnuo ihreg @riins
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-23
WiitteI Oiitrift BON SsnneiIee.

A@ma9t bteEwtt befennt, has e. ann Miftgnee BON
s. %. NttGprp ron 9Rosttsomefp GOuntn IN Gtoate
Seineffee, tniter6aib obengeuaniter SGtfrifts ers
nannt wor6el it, weIdbsr opf feiRe eaehs Yetition
tin har@ ben Disrtt Court geranntetr Diritts bans
terott ertldrt GuoreeA 1T.
Geeeben ~ Glaftsptae, Eenn., 80. PEG. 1897.
/. jane Smw Sfaac Q. eOOmis. Aiitsaee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-23
MitteE Diitrift bon sennefiee.

Nittet Siitrift bon Senueifee.
sgTn ME- bic 81 aBeetf:a Der undergraduates
S&mdtbt 5terrnit bffdnn, baS &c snns Mifgnee pnii
9srant &. Smith uofi Ndairp gnurtn I'm Gtante Iens
nefiee, innerbalb obeuaenaRnten Tiftrifts ernannt
roroen 1T. weler auf feline egene pet ton bin hnr
ben Grift Golit seiinnuten 0ifirtts banterott ere
iidff nrOrben III.
@esebea 90 Columbia, Fenn.. "a. Dss. 1867.
ians smp 4 2ionei 8. Roab .A4iiisnee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-23

: g. @ii1r. 9BaS. Gmitb. Ne0rtiuer
4Oub. -.- ... !
- sbbitionine gOasite N1iteIieber bon
stoat i'm 9dastas Ser eoaperueuts
Der staatsf srnejifsr, Ser gtaatsfes
sretar, Der GomptroIler, Der @taats !
bruder, Der Gapstintta6tnt 5fjeutIi@ea
rluterri6its. ferri,e. ,:s .55ebn @ubm BON
0abiSion.ltnS sGSparo eost bon
Snor. .azss. .i,:, s.sas =
Sierauf b,ri@tst oas sraouute CO. 7
init. bic fotSen6,n sRsfofnftonen bic
.initimmio oaaeno,un,en ,Darb,n: >.
RefnInfi ri, :sssas..se 81
R;r. ri, sll,,idS gf.bubIitun.r nom
s.rn.is H. ii Son, .., 81 ueriomm.lt.
erfISren uIs tii,r. ioIaenS. @ruuOIaas !.
p.Id,. oufredt IN ef6olten mir beltrebt
,.iu ,uoIfen. s..ss :sas,:- ! i
= eine ,,nb.ranSsrTid,s s uni ,a,ke !.
Sinote gnhanoIidte;t an bic dinerita1'
u;f%, ,ln;o,. NINA s tgrbaftn,to n.rf.Iben
mi, ioIbs ho,, !, , I 4 sst,rn Surd, has
SaIut .;r,s $500. ,er;,o,s .rr;bt,t
- .o,, s,,,,s S.ES,f IN .;,,s,, ana,r,,r,
~ 80 e,;se. s :. ,.,,rSs,
M. $500, i forrt. Nm, 8 si.d,ta.
- sss1. sa 80 80 .o1 a.r
$50 .t. s - : 1880 5.b.r
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WRifteI Diifrift BON Seuneiieg.

SIN Mae. BE es arsebt. Der nnter,eiGnete
0eurg A. Gorrts uen Mpntgcmefp &eanfp In situate
Serineffse, innerbalb DbehGenanrten Ttfrttfs ersf
rdnrt wcrhen TT srfI9er gAi feline eige Qetition
Bancroft trftdrt 70 rben TT.
gegsbea gu Gtarfsutne, EenM., 90. Sea. 1867.
ian6 3mw -. u. WeiFrr. affsHse
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-23
9littsI Diifrift BON 9enneiIee.

SIN 9lfe, bic e8 angebt: Der 1lntersei9nete
N~matht hfermit BET nut, o16 er gum MfftgHee non
eobn Us. wntbis non Montsomeip County i'm Staate
9ennefiee innerbaIt oben9enanaten Dtritts ernannt
poroen it, psI9er auf ieine eigene Retticn bin eurb
ben Siitrits Court eenanrten Girifs banterott esS
Hart irorbett 1T. ~
Geseben ;u GIarfspiue, Tenn. 1. San. 1865.
jane 3nw FORAGE 8. 2urton. af+gnee. (
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-23
IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

GIse Suirb biermit bsfannt aem d b & ON
VA. sSar,.ar 49, 8 EN- gBafraiIt in 25antruPtcp
gesen 6a6 3ermSGen DON 0reen grap pon
4errp County int--Gtaat Zen. cree, erlafixn
luor6en lit, rpeI9er auf feline eigeme 8etitiou
bin fir bancroft erfIdrt worbeR lit, bab aIfo bic
3G lung pen GHuibeh i.nb ueberIieferung DOR Gis
gentbum, peIes benz banterptt Grt Grten geb6rt, an
Jpn ooer ~ ieinem @ebrarb pnb bic uebertrasuns
pom iraen6 einem Gigenthun ttreb i'm geietIidb
bcten fiilb; bnb cine 9erfaruMltng non ben @6ubis
Sorberunoen ;u priiIen ilnb enen ober mebrere Miz
fgnees ieiaes 8eFm5gens 80 erudblen, am "a. See
brnar 1858 unt 10 nbr 8ormittass ole Elm Court Of
Sapana5, Esnneiee, Dor 5erru S. SAP Bud,
Eet itert ebatteH nerssn ioa. - ~
75sz4s,7 4i6 g. y GIasepcf.
Scr. ct. Ndri9aH, @eiiengsr.
D,ira s. g. y i genisen.
Dep. S.s1Esa .f9aH,. Meilenser. ian1s 2S
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NfitteI @iitrift bon senneiiee.

VIktIt NHIIIIIt UUtt -SrHIteTIte'
S4Gn allie bic es augebt: Der 'tlu.eriei6nete
@&maebt btermit betannt, baB er sum Nfrgnee Der
6irma AGr8et nn6' 9trIhberg, 6. 9S. Morgan nno
SauI GenaieIs ron 9tafbpiHe, 4apibfeR County, i'm
Staate Eenn eee inaerhaIb obeasenannten 9titritts
ernanut worhen ruele af lire ei8enen Yetittoneu
bin hrc ben Diitritt Court geuGnnten Strttts baH=
ferott ertldrt worsen ftnD.
@ ". q. Gbabbpmrns &ffisnes.
janis 3aeps s25s gbur9 Strase.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-23
/ IN BANKRUPTryn

~ pirk biermif beEannt aesssassf. Aos am
%%N3 S0sMdr 1868 Gin MnrtGnt III @anfruptcn
etkeH pas germ6gels por Sebns v. BIIfIns
uch Ntutamion County I'M, stunt EennefIee erIaien
wexef Wspetder anf fine eigene Netttsop bin fiir
6aieyott eftdrt ,poroeu IT. hnB alto bic 8abIuna puu
Sqpieen MP ustsriisferuns pen ejsentbum, Iust@eS
penn bancroft Gttdrten geb6rt an TIN o6er su feis
GigentbMm BURG i'm gsfesli uerbeten iin6; oaB cine
Serlamm nng pon ben Giaubiaern beS 8enai,nten fir
unb einel ODER mebrere @ifgnees ieines RernSaens
;u erIpdhlen, ON g. 6ebruar 1858 u az rlbr Rornits
tags ais elm Court Of Bankruptcy in Der Office hes
Regifters IN Bankruptcy i'm Court Souie in Nrons4
lima %eRneiiee nor germ MIeTaitber 9. Ar B..
iep, &estfter gebatteR tperoen i0u.
@. u. @Iascod,
iaa20 I'm Der. st. Rmi&aH, @siienser.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

TIE GREcIAx BExD.-A feminine cor
respondent Of the "TRe Sorosis" says :
at have got a panier! You need not
be alarmed, though il is the catehingest
thing ] ever saw. I look like an ANNA
ted churn in it, or . gigantic egg, or
any other equally surprising object.
Talk of tho ripping Of the rivers, as
they say in poetry, why it 10 nothing
to the ripping Of tho panier. Mine is q
whole ocean Of little rips. It flows and
undulates, and tho other day q msscu-
line foot got sntangled in it, and q half
yard Of the wave ripplcd Of. They are
made to stand up in, like the fashion
able unthinkables the gentlemen wear,
and the elderly gentlemen need no lon
ger smother themselves in newspapers,
or dislocate their necks looking out Of
the car windows when a lady enters ;
she prefers to stand, you dear old do
tards, for IL would crush her panier to
sit. I saw several on their way to
church yesterday-panisrs, I mean
they were finished of with boets, bon
nets, and a lovely chigpon, and the rest
Of it carried o scented prayer book.
The attitude was not strictly devotional.
Why don't the ministers let the opera
alone and attack the Grecian bend ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

GssaRAL GRANT IN Bosros.-Ths
Boston Herald Of December Sd got Of
the following on the occasion Of the late
visit Of General Grant to that city:
Captain Grant, he came to tswn To
place his son in college For Boston,
sir, just set it down, Is noted for its
knowledge.
Now all the patriotic hacks Who hope
to servo the nation, Contrived q plan,
a. neat a. wax, To make . demon
strAtisn.
They made o programme, very nice,
With every Boston notion, Including
drives upon the land, And sails upon
the ocsan.
With Bunker Hill and Chestnut Hill,
And banque,s in profusion, And exc the
Sehool-Ship, will lie nill-A Boston
classification"
When everything had been arranged
Al slick Al a tsa-party, They thought
they'd send to Captain Grant A saluta-
ton hearty.
They told him what they meant to do,
And how they came to do so, Because
he aft into tho war;" And put the
rebels through 80.
But Captain Grant, he smslt . mice,
And said he couldn't see il He had no
doubt twas very nice, But didn't want
to spree it.
Now all the patriots are sore, And
make loud lamsntation, For Captain
Grant they cannot bore With airy
demonstration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

SrRAprAsr TAIru.-The Vallejo I'D
pertiIer says: cit may appear to DO a
bold assertion that a little town like
ours will surpsss San Francisco ; but 1t
requires no courage in the experienced
botanist to predict that the acorn, ii
properly planted and protected, will in
time develop into an oak"
There is a sublime philosophy in the
foregoing paragraph. When NO were
among tho Big Trees Of Calaveras it
was ascertainsd that the germs Of those
gigantic vegetables had been eompars-
lively minuts-uot much bigger than
parsnip seeds. Having planted Of
these little seeds, the arboriculturist
may expect to see the tree in its full and
magnificent maturity in about 5000
years. We can therefore perceive no
reason why the editor Of the Adrertiier
may not expect to see Vallejo over
shadowing San Francisco, II he lives
long enough. It 10 only a question OF
time.-Oakland Transcript.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

JErr. DAvIs.-To tho modification Of
all lovers Of American loyalty, JEFF.
Davis will probably escape trial for hi,
great crime Of high treason. In the
United States District Court at Rich
mond, after argument BY counsel, Chief
Justice Chase decided that the motion
for quashing the indictment against the
arch traitor was well taken. But Judge
Underwood, Of that Court, disagrseing
with the Chief Justice, the decision has
been certified to the United States Su-
preme Court at Washington, which, it
is feared, will sustain the view Of the
Chief Justice. Tho ground taken is,
that under the Constitution a man can
not be punished twice for the lame
o~ffenss, and that Davis was punished BY
the adoption Of the Fourteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

IT is bad enough for Republicans to
make Grants Cabinet for him, but it is
too bad that the Democrats should
claim the same right. The New York
World is now seriously arguing against
the appointment Of Charles Sumner a.
Secretary Of State, and says that il
would " look as il General Grant took
an unmsnly pleasure in irritating and
humiliatiug the South" Mr.. Seward
is its choice, and he 10 kindly offered
the Office. These gentlemen who arr
now giving away all the Offices rsmiut
Us Of another and very able politician
who, upon the top of a certain noun
tain, eighteen hundred years ago, made
an offer of the whole world. In hi
case, as in that Of his modern disciples
he offered much more than he owned.