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SENATOR MOTION, OF Indiana, will, it is sta.
ted, introduce bill during the approaching
ress sion of Congress for The redemption of
greenbaeks and resumption of specie payments,
leaving the time to be fxed oy Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-24

ARUPERT's AROMATIC POLISH for Oiled
Polished Furniture. Gilt Frames Marble, &c.
Extracted from Aromatic Arabian Gums. Fra
grant and Brilliant. Price 50 cents pr bottle. For
sale by kIDWELL SON, Pa ayeSue. near 18th
street. aud nruggists, Grocers, and Furniture
Stores. General Depot, 2S4 Pear street. New
York ocl3-lOt
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Gaxernment Securitiea.

wAsHrNeT TON, Nov. "a, Io6e.-Jsy COOKE 4
60. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities:
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NEW YORK JUDGE DEFENDS HIS CHARAC-
TER.-.ludge Barnard, ms charge to the
grand Jury In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer,
in New \ ork Yesterday, called attention % the
alleged frauds at elections, TO the alleged cor
rupuols of the judiciary, and TO the action of
certain newspapers i'll New York in perpetra-
ting daily and heurly libels. In the Tribune
and Times, in New Jersey papers, and else
where. he said, are charges of the most atro-
ciOus character against corruptions in in teri
ing with the duties of electors, and chargI ng
him (BarnaId) with beingin comhi ination with
Wall street. He had never bought or sold or
owned share of stock in hIs life. Has not sa-
pa rated from his wife; had not dollars worth
of property and was to-day dependent upon hi s
salary as Judge and the charity Of his wife. He
therefore desired and craved the jury 10 eN-
anime into the matter, and say whether com :
blnatiGn of thieves. scourdres, and rasCals,
who have infested Wall street and Broad street
for years, and now, quarrelhng among them
selves, shall be permitted 10 turn around and
rndeaSor TO bIde their tracks by abuse
and yIhIficatIon of the Judge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-24

DRose.tntsd mother OF. pearl ornament,
are coming in.
Nre Nellie Chase OF Topeka, Kansas.
will be a candidate before the next Legi.Is,nrs
for enrolling clerk Of the House.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 2i.-VIrginIa 6s. old, Iu-
scribed, i6asai,; do. Ic6i, 81 a5I7s d., lo55
iGai9j. do. coupon, old, 55 saJ6t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-24

TIE GBTTYsBURs Cemetery Commissioner
meet IN thi. city on the 9Th Of december.
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TIE DYER COURT or IsQCIRY.-The Court
resumed It's session this morning, but was oc-
cupled until nearly two o'clock In listening TO
the reading of yesterdays record, after which
the testimony tor the prosecution was resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-24

GENERAL LiPPINCorT. Doorkeeper of The
House OF Representatives, will, il is said, re-
sign upon the meeting OF Congress. He was
recently elected Auditor General OF Indiana
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W all Street To-dag
New York Grain Market Ts-

NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-Money easy al "a
per cent. Gold 81 p.
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ss-Linen weddings are now celebrated.

NB@ YORK, Nov. 2i.-Flour duh and de- I'll q
M. Wheat unchanged. Corn lC. better
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ADVICE TO YOUNG mEN ABOUT TO MARR,

Essays for Young Men, the Er-ers, Abuses.
ami Diseases. incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view Of treatment aud
cure sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge Address, H0WARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p. Philsdeiphia, Pa. Sc N-3m
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SECRETARY NCCCLLocR decides that when
imported cigars are placed in a bonded ware
house for withdrawal the stamps placed upon
them snail bear the words ''for export"
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A CANARD.-The published statement thai
General Grant had written letter TO General
Slocum, recently elected 10 Congress the
Demo ticket from New York, was with
out foundation. The entire story is denied by
General Grant. who states he never wrote 10
General Sloeum on any subject.
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TIE "AIouRNIHG" DopGE.-Some months
since young man opened 4 dry and fancy
goods store snau frame building on VIM
nisnmett street, Chelsea. He had on hand a
quantity Of hoop skirts and 9th MINOR
artic les used for ladies' wearing apparel, and
did a small business in his line OF trade. On
Monday last large piece of mourning Grape
was found tied 10 the door of the store and the
shutters closed. This caused inquiries il the
proprietor was dead, or was there a death IN
his family; out no person could give the de.
sired information.
The Grape remained on the door until Wed.
nesday when 1t was discovered thar the pro.
prietor had been inside all the dme-not dead,
but packing up his stock la trade-and on
Tuesday night the store was ''cieaned outr en-.
tIrely. q team taking the stock out OF the rear
part of the store, the proprietor with his wife
and furniture leaving for parts unknown, the
Grape sull hanging out as mournful sign tc
one creditor in Boston, who Is out TO the
amount OF Sl0C0. Other parties in Boston are
no doubt sufferers also. Ii is SAID that the
young man hailed from the vicinity of Town.
send, Maine, but has probably gone West or tC
Canada -R0Skof Herald.
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FRAUD IN WALL STEEET.-kumJrs yc<tsr-
day OF "a heavy fraud IN Wall street resolve
themselves into the fact thai MIR. Marsh, OF the
late firm Of Temple y Marsh, Crcamped after
purchasing fiye-twenty bonds OF l,Gs from
Henry Heiser a Sons, giving them i'm paymeDt
therefor check on the Bank OF tn Common
wealth TOR El6,J, u, signed III the firm name.
tn presenting II AZ the bank, Nes>rs. Ueiser
learned that the t1rm had dissolved Friday
night, having succumbed 10 Inc Ere pressu re,
and that the check was worthless. Ii Is alleged
several other brokers had rejected the check
previously.
The case of Baker, the defsulnng teller Of the
Iradesmen's Bank. the UnIteu States being
prosecutor, was commenced IN New York yes
terday IN the United States Court, before j Judge
BlatChfo ord
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CHIEY JusrICK CHASE arrived IN Richmond
la.teyenIng, and Will De on the bench to-day.
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ILLUSTRATION.

Glass "A'' has 900 male members. man dtes
The Association pays over within forty days IS OK
90 the widow or heirs. and the remaining Members
forward within thirty days dollar and ten cents
each to the Association 10 reimburse it. Failiha
TO send this sum- they forfeit to the Association al
moneys paid. aud the Association supplies q peu
member 10 FL the place of the retiring one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-24

THE WHITE HOUsR-Tka regular meeting of
the Cabinet was held to-day, all the members
present, but the session was a short one.
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GENERAL WADDY THOMPSON, who in Cal
houn's time was Congress man from south Car
olina, and afterwards Minister 70 Mexico, died
IN Tallahassee. Florida, yesterday afternoon
sged about seventy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-24

INTRRSAL REyENUK.-The receip,s to-day
from ttis source wer. S3Ig,n5l.9O
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We HEAR it stated on the street to-day thai
General Grant wall visit New England next
week, TO place his son at Harvard College.
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OFPItHRS:

q: n, JLARK, Philsdelphis President.
JAY 'yoohE, Chairman Finance aud Executive
BEN RI ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice Presi-
deaf.
I'm ARSON W. PKEr, PhIlsdelphia, Secretary
sfId Actusry.
IS TURNER. Wa.hington. Assistant Secretary.
TP.ANCls G. SMITH. NJ D, Medical Director.
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Hon. &. ID. DRAKE, Of Missouri, is at the
Ebbitt House.
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ADVANTAGES.

The advantages Of this Association over ordissr
Life Insurance Companies are, no pa. ics csn
break IT. the fees are small, aud required 20 bs
paid at such long intervals, that any man car
secure 10 his family . competency upon his death IA
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BArCHELORy HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the y orid; ;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, rel able
Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the III effects of bad dyes; inviso
rates and leaves the air soft and sesqtif9l 5iaoh
and properly applied st Bstchelorb Wig Fsctoy
No. Is Bond sreet. New York. ja Is eodly
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MESSAGE OF THE GOyEEHOR or ONO
The Governor OF ONO yesterday sent his
EuaI message To the General Assembly. He
says "Financlal affairs are in satisfactory
condition. TEe abuse of the elective franchise
requires The attention OF the General Assembly.
/ suggest the prorriety Of am, Ednen-s to thr
election law prONijiug for the representation
OF mi noTitIes IN boards OF Judges and clerk OF
election, and for the registration of lawful
voters in each township, ward, and precinct
priOr - the election. Lust summer procla-
rnatI'n was issued 10 prevent th- spreading OF
the caJtie disease. / respectfully recommend
that authority o. gwen me 10 appoint tTO COM
missioners 10 attend the m-etiug of COmmis-
sIoners from other STATES. 10 D. held in Spring
field, Illinois. on thr first Of next December, r,
and report reeuIte III umr Tor action by the
preseDs Assembly.
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J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General UHfted states
Army, " Arlington.
p. }. HoRwIfZ, Chief Medical Department.
United States Navy, Nsstiueton.
ID. W. BLISS, n. d, sshinstsu.
The advantages offered ~ this Company are
Its National Company, chartered bY special
act Of Con Eress, 1865
A paid up oapit al Of 81 mo- 40.
Ii offers low rates 81 premium.
IL furnishes larger Insurance than other CO..
pa9ies Toe the same money.
IL Is definite and certain In Its terms.
II IL = home company IA every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the
icies.
Every policy IL non -rorfeitsble.
Policies may be tai en which pay % the In
'reir full amount and ret arm an the premium
at the insurance costs only the decrease
annual payments.
Policies viii be issued that will pay % the
the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives
Of females.
IL ipsnres not TO secure dividends. but at 90 lov
0 cost that al yidepds will be i'm possible.
A LOCAL AGENT is WANTED In ByRRY
COUNTY, end applications from competent par
ties for such agencies win able endorsements,
shsuld be addressed TO the Compsnys General
Agents only in their respective districts
Circulars. Pam phlets. ard full particular given
en- apple alton at the once Of the Company In this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-24

NEW ASSORTED FRENCH FRUITS, IN
Juice and Brandy.
PETITE PoIS. fine AID extra fHe , Just received
and OF my own i'm portatiUn.
ALSO,
ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER,
HAVANA ORANGES,
NEW RAISINS,
NEW SMYRNA FIGS, very handsome,
FLESH MALAGA GRAPES
NEW CANNED VEGETABLES AND FRUITS,
n. W. BURCHELL,
Corner lith and 4 streets,
oc3l Under Ebbitt House
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n, N
J., has been all agog over the Ward Connelly
wedding, and the echo OF the affair has agItated
fashionable circles all through the country. 1t
took place on the 18th instant at ;he large and
| els gan residence OF Mrs. j. X. Thompson, wife
| OF the late Senator, lady Well known IN
I Washington. rhe bride was Miss Annie Ward,
a sister OF Mrs. Thompson. and the happy
/ bridegroom was Mr.. Connolly, 4 weIl-knoWn
I stock broker Of Philadelphia. Over six hun
: dred invitations were issued for this brilliant
aifaIr, and the elite OF Philadelphia, Trenton,
. Princeton, and New YORK were present
! The groomsmen and bridesmaids were Mr.
Bic kley Of PhIlidrI phIs, and Miss Patty Nellie
( of the same cry. and MIR. Wister of PnIIad-l.
( rha. and Miss Mary Bodenhamer Of New
York.
The brides dress was OF very rich white
SATIN, the skirt en- yGA.er. IL was made with an
I apron front trimmed with narrow folds OF
| satin, alternating with rows Of pulled tulIr.
Short sleeves. and waist Il .Celi>fe. Orange
I blossoms around the waist and III the hair; long
! tulle veil; pearls for ornaments; hand Ooque;
: of orange blossoms and white flowers, sur-
! rounded by heavy white fringe, and orna-
me nted with long satin streaTners.
Mr.. Connolly, the groom, wore a blue coat
| with brass buttons, a white SATIN neck tla, and
! black breeches.
The TWO gToomsmen. VINO are reckoned the
fret beaux OF Philadeiphia. were dressed i'll
black.
The bridesmaids, Misses Nellie AMI BDdsn-
! hamer, Were dressed III white tarIetan, "a run,
the skIt paRier, Iooped in blue satIn ribbon
The skLt was trimmed with ruches of the
/ same, alternating with trimmings cl blue satin
/ Ilbbon. The bridesmaids wore Veils OF tulle
fastened to the head with wreaths OF blue flow.
sTs. They CARRIED bouquets OF blue and white
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HOWARD UsIvERsITY.--The preparatory de-
paItment of Howard nIversity, organized last
year. and um Oering Yearly 1DOstudents, moved
to-day into the UNIVERSITY building, a portion
Of which has been rapidly finished for It's
CrpUon-the building previously occupied
being demanded for the medical department,
jusr organized. The school is composed OF
whites and blacks and all III termediaie shades
Of color, and IL now under ne charge of Mr.. a.
J.. Barber, OF ONO, and Miss julia A. Lord, OF
Maine.
The dormitOTy Il nearly finished, and is de-
signed for the accommodation of about 2O0 O.
dents. The new building occupies 4 prOrIi-
eT' site north of The city, commanding a fine
view OF the city and its surroundings. and the
permanent success Uf the institution seems TO
be nTIniy established.
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TIE PUBLrC DRPr.-Tha receipts fro n Gus
toms ana lnernal Revenue during the present
month bsve been rather small, while the ex-
penditures OF the Government nave zen ahDut
the same as last month. l. will be remembered
tnat over 80 Uu,taU IN coin was taken from
the vaults OF tue Treasury on the Isl instant 70
pay the semi ann ual interest on the $50 bonds.
hence the public debt statement for the present
month, to be ISSUED on the 1st of December,
Will show an increase. The Internal Revenue
receipts, ii is anticipated, will increase towards
the last of the month, bu: those from ca stOas
VIII not be as heavy rs last month.
a SHIRT BY MAIL package was received
this morning al the Treasury Dep irtment, uu-
der the fTaES Of the Secretary. from the Post
Office Department, having been sent from his
city 10 Philadelphia, but IL Was not called for
there, hence it was returned hy the post office
Upon opening the same it was found to con-
tsin shirt, but it was impossible 10 ascertain
who had forwarded il. The shirt is now in
possession of the superintendent of the buiIi-
ing, and the owner can recover il by proving
property and paying postage thereon.
ANOTHER SUPERVISOR Secretary McCul-
loCh this afternoon appointed &. E. Creecy,
ESQ, Supervise of Internal Revenue for the
District Of LOUISIANA and Arkansas. Mr..
Crrecy for several years past has bean a. the
head OF the appointment bureau at the Treasury
Department, and by his courtesy towards
every one having business there has won hosts
of fliends. He is gentleman OF fine business
qualifications, and eIninently fitted for the
position 10 which he has juSt been appointed.
The WHITE HOTsR.-Tka regular meeting OF
the Cabinet was held to-day, all the members
present, but the session WAS a short one.
HON. &. ID. DRAEE, Of Missouri, is at the
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THE BISHOP CR THE NEW EAsTON DIOCESE.
Bishop II. e.. Lay, who has bern lately el'.ctad
bishop OF he newly constituted diocese of the
Eastern Shore, is n native Of Pow hatan county,
Virginia, and nine years ago was elected mis-
siouary bishop Ct Arkansas by the Episcopal
General Convention, then sitting Ia Rich hnond.
Dr. Lay had been previously rector OF the
Episcopal Church in Huntsville, Alabama IN
which State he occupied prominent position
as a divine and author, and was held IN great
esteem for The gentleness and elevation of his
character, and a persu suasiyr pulpit eioduence,
Tor which he is 50 id 10 he r-mar kabIP. Having
been already cOnSecrated to the Episcopate, his
election by the Diocesan Convention OF the
Eastern shore, If accepted, will simply ac, As a
transfer from the diocese of Alabama TO his
new sphere % labor.
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THOSE ABOUT TO DECLINE HOUSEKEEP.
i ing will find IL to their advantage TO cali on
rs. We sell on small commission and make lib
eral advances. No charge for storage or cartape
Special attention paid to outdoor Sales Of real Ca
tate and other property.
~ Sales every merning at 10 o clock.
II. COLEMAN CO, Auctioneers,
2S3, corner PenR'a avenue
no 13-lm and 10Th street.
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HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS.

Any one desiring TO become q member may .ppIy
In person, or must send %, ta check, bank drsft
postal order, or by express, the expressage seius
paid by the applicant. Uadsr no otrcEBlNfa NIL
fas Association BE- respOpSlbls for u1OasgS bsf
in this trdV. Accompanying the monsy must be a
paper giving the applicant o fun name age, birth
membership fs in favor Of, Post Office address,
town, county, State. Also, Msfioal C.rft6ea -
setting forth the physical condition, aud whether
in the opinion OF the doctor examining the pli-
cant 10 Q proper person 20 be insured. Blank
forms of application for NE mbershIp viii be sopt
upon application.
Each uaeubs, OKghf 20 f-y 90 naks nstr ,zs,abs-,
by 80 doing he beRed.s hiHseif. No letter will he
noticed that does not contain q three postage
prepAy return
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MEMBERSHIP FEES,

The membership ices are dollars st joining,
UOs nhtca ihoate Of tctll Cs few
s,shsd,b and one dollar and ten cents the death
of each member. of which due not &c will be given.
One dollar from each member goes to the widow or
heirs Of the deceased member, and the ten cents
for expenses of collecting.
This Company is divided into TEN cLASSEs
FOB MEN and TEN GLASSES FOR WOMEN.
As soon these classes are filled, ten new classes
will be adopted Men and women not allowed
the same classes. Lyerythi 10 done u make
each Class equal.
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- MULTUM N P4RVO: a
OR, THE ORIGINAL FuRNI-N
NlTUBE AND HOUSE FU.-
NISHING EMPORIUM !"
GREEN L. WILLIAMS.


80 EisHING EMPoRIUM |"
GREEN WILLIAMS.
AT TIIE CORNER OF 1TH AND STREETS, No. $50.
We should scarcely deem IT necessary to adver-
tse our extensive assortment of Carpets. Furni-
Of Washington, KIexandria, and Georgetown, as
they have already been very kind In bestowing
for which they will please eccep, our grateful
sscanowltd5ment, and We will promise 10 the
will please 10 continue to US the light Of their
countenance; but as there is 2 great number Of
weu very respectfully invite item. as Wen as
fellow cit tizens of the District and surround
ing county, to esil and examine for themselves
We only mention in part the assortment, viz:
Fine Walnut and other Parlor Suites.
Fine W alnut Marble top, Painted Marble top and
other Chamber Suites:
Fine Library, Hall Dining Room, and Chamber
Fine Marble top Centre, Hall. and other Tables.
Feather Beds. Boisters and Pillows; % Hair, Cotton
aud Husk Mattresses, and Bedding of every de.
Carpets in great tvariety.Tapestry. Brussels Three
Ply, Ingram, Dutch Wool Remp. and Rag.
Ofieioths OF every variety, from "A, 81, "a. s-i,
Various sty les Of Mating, Hearth Bugs. and Door
Large variety of Ornamented Window Shades aud
fxipgs; with all other necessary articles in the
Now We do not give the prices Of our goods in our
ne. :s That have Than
bought our goods for cash. and can sell ss low and
good goods any other Furniture establish
ment In the District. Only call and examine
Multum in Psryo.
Also,
You will ind complete assortment OF all the
above named goods at our BRANCH HOUSE, No
lO6 SEVENTH STREET weet, between @ and III
streets nerth, in charge Of Waiter B. Williams
no lS-lm GREEN d WILLIAMS
THOSE ABOUT TO DECLINE HOUSEKEEP.
i ing will find IL to their advantage to call on
u.s. We sell on small commission and make lib.
eral sdvances: No charge for storage or carriage
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THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
eFrHs
UkITel STATES OF AMERICA.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,

Chartered by Special Ac, Of Congress, A.
proved July Is, l-6..
CASH CAPIrAL............ 900, 0O0
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LIFE INSURANCE..
s. 900 for So Premium
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
Manhattan Cooperative Relief Association.
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

The object OF this Association is to secure q cseh
payment within forty days after the death of Q
member, of many dollars there are members
in the class to which he she belongs, 10 his %
her heirs,
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INVESTMENTS,

The BYLAWS OF the Association require that enc
third of the money received msmbe mi
fees shall lie made sinking fr.ud TO meet payne ut
falling due By the delin Iuencies Of members. Thi
fund IL held BY the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-24

In svsy SsS2 :sS d. Is.n . and sIIlioetioes s.
endorsement, should Be aadrsssed ts the GaSs.S
ee.'rA AGsnsS c Saa , 1T @ ?: sokH.
Agent for the District Of ooa.~sss ea. 49,, ",
Shdais nd " 81 Virginia. W.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-19

ulllinn 3l7.

fiibrte.
Ser iaaee Daann nit ben aoden
ltampfte nod einnsal nit BEN Hn6e.
Damn fette er ben gBeg IangfanI fort
un6 berldiuan0 i'm Slinern 6es Noif,
.hnfifeS tgA y -
SCI Baron 5atfe lDenis aaI iba es.
a9tet. Was ging bonn Dem boruebs
men Gerr1 Der, 8orn nno Der 8erbrae
zines iun8en Nienfden an, Der flidt
itiebr ais Elm 9a10inani, fein tonnte.
9ie f66ne, ilinee Came bate er F9
t6eito ailgetegentli1er aageieBey Mnb
ipie Der Sfficier geoen re 70 aartlidb,
.un6 iie oariiber, 70 ggkdIi6 Rag, ba
tonnte maj, glaaben IN fsit1tnt Gef4te
1penigfens einen Ieifen tlnniutb Der
giferiu1t, ODER ipobI flur oee gfeibes
sulefen; 6eun oaB bic Danae Tim frenib
mai, fa6 man i'm tuebI an, is0GsaeH
er ben Sfiicier 81 leunsn f6ien. Or
belan1 f9 eitieil gldaeu6Ii9; baf.n aing
er ebenfaIIB ia bas 1oifbaus.
Die Y0ffati0H Tag eiafanl; III Der
Rabf mar &ine Staof teia G0Ff tssn
Hirtbshans. s9ge an sS
s4s sssas 6ortfebBng fOIgt s,s3