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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-25

-Oie nSOln. 8tg." er3abIt: @Is aui
Der understanding in OeaerIod,
bel Stuttgart bic 0iterrei6ii6e 8artei
NIT Wfenern betpaffnet auf Ole @anoi,
oaten Der oeutf1en Vartei einSrat,o.
ertOnte neben ben @ti6norten: ..B[Ht
muB flebenI" unO ySelterrei6 bod!"
aud Die &eOensart: ,,Oas 3oIbarlas ;
ment 1T Der YIas, no Die nlrtember>
gtl9 Stub bon oene preuBifbe Sunaers
leioer gemOlte mer6e foul" Sas oe<
1Igelte gSOrt bon Der ,,wiirtemberai.
l9en Sub" bat, 10 bieI mir nifIen, Sen
Ab9. SeiterIen gum llrbeber, ienen
Merttulroigen Wann, tueI6er inn Sabre
1865 in Gemeinidoft nit Nrof. gdarbt
unO benz turfiiritIi1en 0emofroten
Sob. 9loam Srabert aus SuIoa ben
Srtasbuno Der fii6OeutI9er ,,8oIfss
bereine" 9eltiftet bat, unO aud bers
malen nod 5u9Iei6 Der aIIerentIdies
eenfe NaoicaIe, als aud Die entfdies
oenfe Stlbe oes bO1conIerbattben
WinilteriumS S0rnblbler lit. Oie
Wlrtemberser baben iibriaens bas
berbdngnibb0lite 1n9IiiG nit ibren
pcIitif@en &iben. Die beriibmfeffe
Oabon lit Die v&ub bon Slado0". Wfit
ibr berbalt es fid TO: @s mar, ipenn
intr ni9t irrea, am Iebtsn Suni 1866,
als eine bo9eefeIIte Dame, bic am
Sooeniee Somnerfrif9e belt, cine
bort 9elegene f0nigIi@e Meierei be-
lu9te, bic fi9 Our6 ibr wunoerId0ues
Htnobieb aus3eibnet. Se0es Gtif
Oabon fabrt ieinen bsionSeren Manen.
9ln lenem Sage mar geraDe cine
pra1tncHe Stub angefauft ipOroen. Mlan
bate Die bo@sefeIIte Dame atbtten,
Der Stub eiTen gtamen Al aeben. @es
raoe in 0emIeIben @u0enbIide trafen
bort iene 0iterrei6tl6en un0 sSrant.
Inrter SeIeerartme Elm, weIdle einen
eldnsenoen Sie9 Der Seterreidler unb
Die edntlide 8ernidtuno Der 8reuBen
BET yta4o6 melbeten. Die hobe
Dame, entsiidt bon 6iefen S1adrid1ten.
taufte oaranf Die fd6ne Rub: ,,Ru6
BON Stahoo". 9eioer nerfebIte Der
bintenor 8Ote nidt, lOfOrt binter6rein |
gu tCmrnen; Der pbantaitiI6e eiea Ses |
SeIesramins beriuanOeIte iid1 OurS i6n |
in cine febr reaIiltifde ylieoerIaoe, uno |
oa in SoIge oe6en bic f66ne Sub, oes |
nip Obne ei9enes 8erl@uIben, Ser |
Ge9enltan0 Oes ofentIiden @eIddters |
tunroe, 10 Iieb man iie iusaebeim al.
ftbla6ten. Sb Serr OeiterIen mebr |
Slid bat, iuenn er nit feiner NiiIdf1b |
in Berlin erideint, nliifeye 7asirssIle |
iuarten. g8ir fiirdsaS0 & saS Seta al !
tbut Ee in isinen St66
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-25

: gleue Rriesssefabren fur 8reu.
senl SarI beer 8la6flina bon 1880
Ger aus leinem paIaite gu 8raunI6neia
IN ooppeltem Sinne auseebrannte, err
laBt einen @ntrlftung at6menbeu Bro.
teit 9egen Die SteliseItaItuna Der Sinoe
IN Deutf6IanO un6 iuir6 allies, mas an
!I9h' lte9t tbun, uns fein S;atb. 8rauns
l@metg uno oasu aIs @ntoeIt fiir Die
lange Barteseit, bas 8onisr. Sannober
futeoer in 8eis au ne6men. Berubi.
geno 1T es aIIer6ines, oas feline oor1,e
SraftauBerung einlttpeiIen in einem
W9fanIfelte erf90pft au iein fdeint, iuel.
ges nnter ben be3abIten 9tnseieen Der
Stmes erf6eint.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-25

GIT 8ei Dem SeIearabbiIteufefe
lDel9eS am 10. Nfdra DER betannte
Nmericaner Cyrus SieIS in QonOon
CAB, uno pabrenb be6en ser SeIearanb,
fnnrei9 in Den 9peiIefaaI oeleitet, BE
unterbaItuns nit Sab unS SSern Der.
mIttelte. deigte ii6 70 re9t Sic S6be,
auf ipel9er Die SeIe9rapbie nunn,ehr
anselan9t 1T, SIuf Die berIdie6enen
ab9eianoten Oepefden trafen oie 0Int.
porte1 in fOlgenOer Belt elm: 9Som
Yralloenten SGbnlon in @afbtnaton in
l3O WfInuten, bon Serrn Separ6 in
9Salbington in 145 N1inuten: bon
oerl9le0enen Yerlonen in gn0 urn gtew
gprt our1l9nittIi6 in 1O5 Neinuten.
BON Dem 8ouberneur bon Cuba in 144
Nttnuten; bon oem @ouberneur BON
Neufounolanb in Saint Sobn's in SO
Wtlnuten llno bon Seartsconteut in 6
Nflnuten. gfod aufaaenber lit bic
fnr3e 8eit, peI9e elm am 1. Sebruar
oteles Sabres na6 San Sraneisco abs
9elanStes SeIegramm in Slnfnrudb
nabm, Cine 0irefte gerbin6una BON
Ger trtl9en Suite (@aIentia) iiber
9eartseontent mad &aIifornien mac
berlu9sneiie bergeiteIIt nOroen, 70 6os
ote 9an9e Der 2inie etua 1900 enas
lll9e Wteitsn betrua. S1on 2 y1inas
ten nod Slbgan9 oes Selearammes
trat ele AnttDort bon Gan Sranciseo
IN Salentia elm. Son &aIentta mar
ole Oepelde am /. Sebruar Nforaens
um ! Hbr % Ninuten abgeganaen unb
tam IN San SraneiSce am 81. Sanuar
MbenDs nm IL ubr 20 N1inuten an.
gSas oieies SeIearamm Der 9onne ab.
selponnsn bate, muBte ole 3uriidfom,
menOe Vlntlpprt freiIi6 pieber berIie.
ren,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-25

E Sie 0tuf. ct. @etersburaer 3tsu
5ede19net, uno nit 0feat, aIs eine Der er
2auptnrla9en Oes sssenpdrtiaen glot6s
ltanoes in berl6ieOenen Geaen6en 0fuB.
LAMBS Die Sruntiudt, Die iid, bie iid
oles aus Den DerfdieSenlten QuelIen
er9lbt, immer itarter enttuidsIt. Sic
sSauera bertrinfen 9IHes, uno ,iuar urn
10 lei9ter, uIS fie fir &leiOer, Snitru%
mente, Seoerbieb spar fein Getreioe.
pobl aber iebr Ieidt 8ranntuein erftes
ben t0nnen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-25
q o d eine Se6terSrei

- No6 eine Ee6ter 6rei.
lt9ratbs. @ir tbeilten bor einis
gen Wfonoten nit, 6as unIer SuoenSs
nno S9ulfreunO @orarO 6roez
ter Sreilt9ratb's &dtb den aebeis
ratbet babe. 98ie mir einem Gdrei.
pen aus unfrer Seimatb Steaenbof
:ssiltnebmen, bat nun ole iiineere Sdiue :
per otS Satbden lid ebenfaUs NIT
einem Siesenb0Ier lln6 ebenfals einem
Hnlerer intimften Sugen6freunoe, init
sem IN 9onoon eta6ltrten &aufmonn
9etnrt6 8iens berIobt. Sos
Innge Baar uur6e am 2. 5. N in
oe9leltun9 oes alien SreiItaratb
IN &le9enbOf ertpartet. 8er6en So
sle aIten, clafff9en 2in6en Sieoen~
ao1s n1@t ftols ibre 8opfe gen Sirnn,eI
lrreGen, ipenn Der groBe Sidferoreis
lnter ibnen binipanoeIt, beoIeitef bon
elmer So@ter un6 ibrem 8rdutioo,n
Dem Der Booen, Den iie befhatteri. in
5elten Die bersansen finb, 10 oft ais
Splels unO SumnleIpIas ae6ient. Sir.
Sreilno 9einrid, oeiner 8raut uuS
'einen Gltern ruff Die beraIidlffe @ra
llatlon aber Den Scean Bin, 0ein
Jreuno
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-25

-S Sn Cheyenne (an Ser 8aeific.
@ifenbabn) tuur6e fiirSli6 in ser gfadt
elm uoblbabenoer beutlder 8iiroer,
9famens 2anbber9er, 8ierbrauer feines
@eiuerbes, bon etiua 10 bis Is mas .
firten 2euten aus ietnem Bette berauss
aeboIt, 3ur GusIieferung bon $1,000
aufgeforOert uno Oa er iie nidbt hattie
ooer nidt berauseeben iuoute, BON
ibnen ermoroet. Wtnn alaubt Die
Wf0rber gu tennens Srei Gefh0fts ;
leute fno ais berod1tia perbaftet Ipor.
ben unb $4,000 fur Die Ger6aftuno bes
ooer Der WlSrOsr ausaeIebt. aauSbe~s
ger mar iebr eeadtet un0 binterISst
Srau unO orei &inber. Seine 6rau 1t
fait ua5niinuis Dor Sdmers, :
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-25

= Inter benz 9tameu NfIabomo
lollen Die lueltli@ bonn SlrfanIas ae i.
le9ene Sebiete Der Gboctaws, Gbifas
iaips, @reets, Gberotees un6 Gemi. /.
nolen su einem unter Der ,Siserdne :
tat" Der Ser. Staaten itebenoen 0as
iallenitaate conioliOirt iueroen, - 70
eine ltrt &umanen, ODER 6erbien.
Sin barauf be3iisIi6er @eIebentnurf
ldwebt i'm &epr6ientantenbauie. Ourd,
fol6e Capitalization gIauben Die Sns
oianer fart uno DiOeritanbsfabia aes
mug gu iperoen, UNI Die @innanSes
Fung 98eiBer ertra9en gu tonuen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-25

80. 80 : 9is eifenbabnbrade iibsr Der
gfinourt bel Smaba fol- i'm SUB.
Gnoe Der @tabt auf bOben 8luffs aus .
tnlinben. Die Sta6t uirb Die Grun6. .
itade fur Die SepOts berseben. Sic
leller follen bon @ranit un6 Ser
Heberbau bon @iien' fein. @s beist,
Dap Der @ranit bon Dem SSeIIenaebirqs
gebolt tperoen fol-. Oie Soften fin6
auf 2 Wfilionen anseldIaaen. Oie
SUP lang.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-25

reno Die coHferbatibe Siirffiu So. I'm
eIe gan5e Serabgetommerheit 6es Sc,
l9le@tes Der Nuersperge furs ~ da,
ratterllIren ausrief: ,,@as min MAJ
BON Den NuerSper9s? Sn Ser oonaer
Samilie 1T feiu 8enerall" 9os ian
tretlt9 9lues. Sine SinnesGn6erll,,Ur y
oes Wfiniiters Serblt miro befnrnfen.
Gr batte f9 aIs N69eor6neter oeoen
ole Deltlide 9errf6aft oes 9abifes
ansgelpro9en; aber in Der 9feoe. sic
er ais Nftntlter I'M Serrenboufe hisIt.
6ejet9nete er oen SerIult Ser heIf .
llSen Serrfbaft Oes 8apites aIs elm
lnglnflelises greisuib, 6as Soft bers
biiten poue.
StaIien.
4HS s urin erfabrt Die Ser
inner Wtontags : s8eitung, oaB bafeIbft
tur5ltA Die betannte Sera. 8ebito Be-
Sliota geftOrben ilt, no Iie nit ibrent
Sobne febr sarIdsesoaen lebte. Siir
segteren tebt nod auf Dem 9fitteraute
S$,alelborit bel Span6au, peIdes Der
Nfutter cine 8eitlana eeborte, Elm @os
pifal 9spotbefarifd einsetrasen.
:. = glm 26. Mdr3 funO in g1i,,o bic
sntbulnng Oes 6em baleIblt berItorbes
nsn ruflif4en Sbronerben erridfeten
Wfonumentes ifatt, Ser @rosflrif 9IIes
Fanosr tuobnte biefer Seier, Die NIT are.
PemRoniPe Dor fia sins, in gerlon bel.
90 Soi9eEoe ersreifenbe Scene fanb bel
S0;a. gaaeegr oes ruflf9en SbronfOIsers in
2Sabreno Der GbiueIenbeit bes NIrften
tam cine iun9e Oame, bon b[eid,em mn |
ttant9aItemAuSfeben, bon elmer dIteren
Oame be9leitet in. Oas SoteI Current |
onr5, uno berIan9te Oen Befiber Serrn
Gscoffler 3u fpre6en.
Als oIe1er crIhien, iprad i6n Die aI<
Eere Oame aAf fol9enbe @etIe ON.
golr EnO ROIinnen, mein @emobl 1T
oeroannt meine aItcre Sodter lit bor
Sran 9terIber 9eitorben, es bleibt mir
1llr nod oieieS einai9e &ino, uno ouh
'teles Dtro aus 8ran iterben. g8ir ifn6
,erlaleH' uno ber.oren. gsenH meine
SsIo9ter Oem 4rin3en elm @dreiben
le,sarrelben tOnnte, 10 paren mir OieIs
ei9t gerettet.
Der 8efker bon oiefer @r,abluno ,
Jeril9rf, eriag5te Den beiOen Oamen fid1
m Soriaale ben Der Sirlt OurdIdreis i
en- nuBte, nteeerjulalIen, unO au mar. i
en- bls er borbeifomme.
Als oer Yrins bonn enSIid1 aufom
lberrstdte Die in Srauer aetIeloete iiins :
Iere Dame OemieIben Hnter Sbranen
IN Sdreiben iuprauf Der SiirIt Die
Came bat, iia ibn gu nGbern. Gr horte 3
nit 9roBer Site Die @rsabIuna iiber ibr {
ln9llf an uno CAB ibr idlie6Iih fein | 4
sbreniuort ais 4rtn3, oab ct ibrem Gas 8
er ole berlorene Sreibeit beiril 9oiler a
tueroe. |
Sie tonnen fid Die Sreu6e uno ben .
9ant bieier Irlnen nid)t fdliIoern. uno E
Is Der Yrin5 iib entfernt ftiirate fie un. 9
r lautein S4lud3en in 6ie 9Irn1e oes 9
,errn @seoffer in Dem fie ausrief: Sb 3
9 Dante Sbnen, mein @ater lit aerets .
Stele Scene bat in Sli3sa etnen fehr ii
nten @lnoru6 9ema6t uno pirb Die e
ortt9e 8eb0lteruna Die Dem 8rin,en II
pon iebr 5u9etban mar, oiele quite tt
ME berse1en, Il
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-25
2On6on, 81. 9lpriI.

Sen. S1apier, Commanders Be,
obA1Fnif@en Expedition, bat um 2u.
lenoung bon 9eIomitteIn aebeten. So
er glanbt oab tu65reno Der @eaen,eil
feline 8erbinOung nit benz N1eere 9b.
gefdnitten tperben miro.
Gen. glapier beri6tet aus 9lbhlii
nten, Oab feline Nbantgarbe bor Sen
GertbetOisunssuerfen oes S0nias
&heooor augefOmmeaiit. Sin @turn,
auf olelelben tuur6en borbereitet, oIIein
tue9en elmer llnterbreduna 6es TeIotes
le9rapben tOnnte Oas 6eIuItat nidt
inlt9etbeilt iueroen.
Berlin, %. 0Ipril.
Das nOrObeut16e @orIament bat
o9rauf an9etra9en, baB @raf 8ismarcf
init ben frenl6en N1aAten 8ertrGue ob,
l9lleBe, iuelde aues 8riuats @ioens
tbnln wGbren6 eines &rieqes neutral
erfldren.
Sraf Bismarf bat i'm 8ar(oment
o oen auf ben 8unoesrutb be3iialiden
@elesentwurf tuegen Ger bon Der Sbs
pottton nor9ei9Iasenen Slmenoements
surifge3o9en.
SIorena, %, NpriI.
Sente faub 6ie @eruabIuna bes
Hronprlnsen Sambert nit Ser 0rin<
selfn Wfargaretbe bon @enua Gtatt.
Qer Sronpeina bon Breuben bate fid) |
aIs gaft eingefunoen.
MaOriO, %. GpriI,
Der 9rentier Nfiniiter @arbae,
tegt am Sote.
ct. Petersburg 20. gpru.
Das Sis in Der s1eDa bridt out
mo Die Sdifffabrt uir6 baIb beginner.
Gs miro amtIid ange3eigt, 6ab bic
remOen @oniuIate in y8arI@au in
prer contmersteaen Gopacitat fort6e<
+eben tuer6en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-25

= 8ei Bentonbtae in Nrtanfae <bat
man cine SObIe esfaan6 IL he
Wammutbb6ble in 6entnd6 an OIuss
0ebnun9 BET iueitem iibertrifft. Ghon
bat man iie in elmer glusOebnuna bon
8 MeiIen erforfdt, Gin @aum BARN
IT 800 Sup brett unO 300 Sub bod.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-25
Dab1in, Is. Qpril.

Ser Bring bon @aIes tuur6e beut.
inter inimenfein 8oIfs3uIauf aIs Otits.
ter bon ct. patrid aufgenommen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08
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spry Good -.

noWEN, WHITMAN q WINSLoW, Wholesale
y Dry Goods Woolens aud Notions. is and II Ran
dolph street. large sock and low prices.
MALE 4 VAN WICK Dealers in Dry Goods, Wool
u ems and Notions at Whole ale. Stock well &c
ltcted al d sold at bottom prices SO Lake street
luHN '. FARWtLL a Co, Dry Goods, Motions,
j Woolens. "a Wabash Avenue. Keen larger stuck
and sell cheaper than any other house West.
y d. JACKSON & co Wholesale Dress Goods,
y, White Goods, Notions. Hosisry, Wool ms. Fur
uishing Goods. &c, SO and 81 Wabash Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

Tn. holders OF these bonds, had meet
-. IN paris recently. At which Il was stated
.hs, the total amount Of the lean TO the
hort IivedMexican empire was SOS, 2s3 .424
IN gold.
Inie<e Franco assumes this loan, which
re Go ernm ut IS very unwilling TO co, all
This money will be lost 20 those who len, il.
Macmillan expended this large sum in
coaTt ex'ravsgance ard in the ma'nten-
aure Of lav-e standing army.
Tae iIss mus, b. added to ,bc cost Of the
wa. 70 eve tie total cost Of "interven-
tor" Ine loss Of lie was about 20 coo
men. br tbs svord, disease and deseriicn.
Tie coat Of the war FIR four years, added
- tn loss Ct The loan referred to, would
make The total cost 10 the French people Of
interfering in Mexico t25. oo0. 900 or ,250.-
900 900 francs ~ least. It may have ex-
ceeded that amount.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

In the matter Of professional fees, says
the Boston Post, the giants Of the New
York bar, not TO speak Of tbs pigmies, are
40 fortunate - they are akllIful. Ia the
Jumcl = i'll case, for instance, Mr. Martin,
whs appeared Tor the defendant received .
fec Of SO 900, while o. Common, who gained
the suit, pockcied $50 600 rs his sward.
These will casss. often involving the labor
| OF weeks AMI even months in their prepare
ton. and requiring an argument Of INTERN
Unable length, seem 10 be peculiarly profit
able. The leading counsel in the Rose will
ca.s probably received . fee Of $50 900, aud
in the Parish suit, involving property Of
two millions, two hundred thousand dollars
we're paid | the same way. The late Dan
lei Lord numbered John Jacob Astor among
his clients. lie drew up the will Of the
millionaire and was one Of the executors
drawing ms his share for the latter servic,
100000. Many Of the best spectators
N city property are found among the nem-
bers of this profession. Mr.. j. X Whiting
owns Broadway property renting for &21,
| 600. aud Mr.. Msibury returns an income oi
$50 900. mostly FROM the same source. 1t II
reported. fut large as these incomes may
seem, they AR generally the fruit Of hare
and isng continued labor. Mr. Lord strug
elrd f3r years without, a sign OF success
and at tho ags Of thirty.tive was on the
point If giving up his profession for some.
thing which would afford him living l.
IS generally the same story oil the triumph
Of ability after long trial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

A late French paper publishes TIE follow
log and vcuches for its ,ru,hlulness:
"A young German lady recently arrived,
with party II friends, at one si The most
renowned ho..ls in Paris, and occupied hn
apartment on ihe frs, door, fun'shed WIN
unOsall magnifevaee. Here sac lag a"-Ae
long after The totel was wrspped ~ sioh',
her coa'cupl aliag BY The ih"s 'ii'h'r, =
her gat amp. the co .tiy orr a'is aus - -"
room NATL 8d1eniy the folding doors "p-
- b,r he'd. which she had secured, iicS
go. AMI tie chamber was hiled With
b',.pt lt.,Ata a. OF day. 10 the midst Of }his
th.re en,,red handsome yo0ng u b., in the
undress uniform Of he French ..asy. Ia
king . chair from the bed side, he placed il
10 the middle Of the room. sat down, took
from his pocket pistol with remarkable
red butt and lock. put II to bis forehead.
and. 0siug. ZEN back. apparently deadl Sin-
ultAnsousiy 9Th the explosion, the room
became dark and still. but . Low, soft voice
uttered these words:-.SAy q word for his
soul The young lady had fallen, not in
sensible, but in . iss moro painful s.ste,-a
kind ef estaleptie trance, aid thus remained
fully conscious 0f ii she Unsigned 10 have
occurred, but unable to move tongue or
baud, until o'clock on The following morn
ing, ~ which hour her maid. 10 obedience
- orders, knock ed At the door.
Finding no reply wss given, the maid
vent away, and returning at 8. in company
with another domestic. repeated her sum
| mons. Still no answer, and again, alter .
little consultation, the poor young lady was
delivered over for another hour TO her ago
nizsd thoughts. At . the doors we're forced
aud, at the same moment. the power Of
speech and movement returned. She
sh,ieked out to the attendants that . mar
had shot himself there few hours before
ard still ley upon the floor. Observing
nothing unusual, they concluded Il MAS Ia
excitement CONSEQUENT upon some terrible
dream. She was, therefore, placed in an
other apartment, and with great difficult.
persia ed that the scene she 20 minutel,
described had no foundation in reality
Half an hour later, the hotel proprietor de
aired an interview with gentleman Of th
party, and declared that the scene .
strange enacted had actually occurrs
three nights before. A young French or
Ger had ordered the best room in the hots
and there terminated his life,-using IA
the purpose . pistol answering the descriT
ton mentioned. The body and the pisi'
still Icy 1t the dead house for identification
and The gentlemen, proceeding thither, "a
both, the head Of the unfortunate man E,
hibl,ing the wound in the forehead, ~
the vision"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

The New Orleans Times, Of the goth ult.,
says:
The news from the country is highly en-
courag'ng as to The prospects Of the crops,
the general industry Of the laborers. and the
energy and thrift Of tho planters. FROM O.,
quarters we hear most cnecfiui accounts Of
every description OF vegetation. Cane, cot
ton. corn. all the smaller crops, including
veget sblcs and fruit exhibit the most heal
thy aud vigorous condition. Tho weather
has been ali that could be desired BY the
most exacting cul,vators. The earth, bloom
and growth escaped late frost, such as that
which was so destructive last yesr, and NAV
now be considered out Of danger. We have
reached the verge of spring, and with such
a day as we may fairly assume that we have
entered upon the summer. Bes de our feel
iues, We have other and very delightful
evidence Of the approach Of the season Of
b'oom and maturity IN he presence in on,
markets and 1t the Fruit stands of early
vegetables ard fruit. Yesterday sirauber-
rc, wer" quite plentiful 10 various quar-
tiers, some OF them even finding their way
into our sanclum. Green peas, spinach and
eucumb RS may also be bought By those
who can command the means in green
backs
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Special. NOTICES.
lInlnanemchmbic.


ndixestou-the met fruitful generator OF disease
ON non a. not to be consi Tered dangerous
ly and surely ssps the Foundation OF health. for.
with impaired digestion, it is impossible for food 70
aford strength 20 thu system. Dyspepsia invaris y
follows this disease, and dyspeptics owe all their
snfieringr TO Indigestion Nervous and sick head
ache also spring from arrangement of the digestive
ogrsns. Persons OF sedentsry habits frequently
suffer frem these evils, which attended ith
vous irriabiiiy of temper, extremely unpleasant to
10 Others and source OF misery TO themselves
HosI rTrGs' STOMACH BirTEgs has been found the
safest a. best mears Of removing NJ digestive oh
stractions, well bracIng up the falling syste n.
Thosc whose occupations are mental recognize in
this preparation the perfection OF medical SKILL II
soo,hs the excit train, heads he disappears under
lis pot mt cham. and the patient ranidly rcsaine
health aud strength by its restoring po~er, To the
mirable suited AS IL posessesscs the quality OF in
vigorating without Excitement or reaction.
An immense amount or unmpeachable evidence
can be produced 10 prove that hos Erane' STOMACH
btrrARs Is uneQuelled for prompt aud reliable
act N in ailcvistinv and curing all disease OF the
stomach. Its superior excellence and consequent
renown accounted for from the well known
TACT that II IL made under the personal supervision
"f the propriet0fo, In en- strict Accordance with
pharam aceutic science.
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SEED TIME.

,...,,ns \ isr e and small arc
h,;,v sovn bfotdeist all thfo"sF
,,,,,,..l Il. G, of the l'eio'.
-. .sA (. III * ciisat co"u''so'' $500
s:rors AMI pe~eF'"'' -,
r,..,..is fcss, sound and relia''e-
- rs, 20 e, n the ground anc 20
,.,5-son. ten. some twenty, some hlty.
- some AZ hundred fold
Tsase.d ss~n d,wn in Connecticut one
xe.r aga has already increased one hundred
-, cen, and more. and in numerous Pohu-
-, s.d. nc find the harvest 10 the same
condition. -,
Republican crops are. not At oil healthy
N. s..a vas rotten 10 the germ. Ths sol Is
re,,inr cold, clammy, and too much baked
Gown.
Down at Washington they are inaogo'
rating The hot hou.e system oil forcing Tue"
c,oe.: but the growth is unhealthy ana
49,, .,.nd the sunshine Of truth and rea-
son.
The promise Of a grand harvest in the
National democratic field next fall, wa
neve- n9rc encouraging.
1t The Democratic laborcrs continue in
tie IA q early aud late; let the organixa
Ito, u ihgir forces be complete and thc!'
l...,os- "a union. Keep down the weeds o.
coa;eutioa. aud wiring the noses Of the op
pssit IN swine, that they may not root un
de- the fences.
+ labor has commenced ia noble earn
-st.-lst IL continue with unparalleled Wig
Z, !or b.hold the harvest consth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

Az ON TowK AND irs NEWSPAPER The
Salem Gazette, Of Salem. Mass, has entered
on is one -hundredth year of existence
salem was rival OF Boston, and for long
time thereafter it monopolixed the whole
East India trnds OF he country. 1t has a
fine harbor Is rival has drawn from it all
the influence that must combine to make
large city. The Gazette. however, has been
published right along, week after week, IS
II nothing had happened TO change the hopes
and the apparent destiny Of salem. May il
live and flourish hundred years, and then
be only in its youth. Generations 81 IN On
pass away, but good Newspaper should
never die
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AUTHENTIC DOCUMRNrS.

vIcKsBuss, Mss, Aug. 2, 1858.
On. JoAn BuLL--Dcaf SIR I'll am happy to state 10
you that have uoed jour valna BILE Cedron Bittere
with great benefit myself In general debility and
aud miasust,c in6ucnce Of the Mississippi River
around vicksburg. l confidently recommend ~ use
to all persons who are exposed to unhea thy climates
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Tss PLsuno PNEUMONIA has made its ap
rsarancs in Loudon county. Va. M.j. VIM.
Berkeley, Of Aldie. has lost nine head Of 6ns
cattle with this disease within the past few
seeks. The first indication Of the disease il
an indisposition 10 eat, and aftsrward, diff
Guilty in breathing they die with high fever.
rhsy die within about eight days from the
time they are attacked. BY post norton sx.
animation the disease has been ascer,ained
TO he confined entirely to the lungs.