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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-06
ia 4 Gams Widseo6
IN RANKRuPTCY

GO tUirO biermit bttaiint sentdcbt. bdk am
sesen bus Berm5esh non s. g. 8. Godr n
bon Tarrp Gountp i'm Staate Eenneifee eriaflen
noreen If, pstber aaf sfeiae etsene 9etition Tin
con S9uISen nnS Eeberlieiernng pom Gisentbur,
ueldes benz banterott GrtIarten gebBrt. an i'm ober
seb eirteht Gissntbih Siir9 ion eeIesiid perbOtsn
fne; ba6 site gsefiammInHs pen ben 6laa6iger 6eS
senanten bGnferott i6rtsii, tire Sprbefitn
gen gu prfe NIB eti.en e6ef e5 MiHgnees feines
germSsens 50 ffwdhIeny ante. 9prtt 1868 I'm
~ Dot @ormittags aIa Gin Court of GanEruptcp in
Der O1tce bes @tsfets of 1anFrhpteu ini Gonyt6ais
Rsgtitfr, aebaIten me ben iou. q 4.9s5e.3.sJs
-. ct. gsarf&aH, Dssfenser.
,4ar& 8. @. IRcMRuIIen, st.fI.fss
9 Sep. 9. st. Rarf9au, Msfienser. msi I'm
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MiitteI Diltrift bon geniteiIee.

SIN Vile. Die ee anaebt: Der llnterseidnett
ma9t hlefHit befannt, bab er gum Nifignee Don
Srant s. Smith pou Rdurp County i'm Gtaate 9eh,
neee, itnnerbalb ebeugenanuten Siltrifts er1ienut
ssn 9ilrit Genrt Bsisahtep 9iftssaS baAterStt sts
tldrt wDroeh lit.
gesebe,l Sx Columbia, Tenn., 81. Deg 1867.
: idn6 8mp eiDneI 8. ssoab. Affisnee. 7;
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-06
IN BANKRUPTCY. s5,,

sfSs3 .oirn hermit brfannt gemac5t, baf am
S12 Sebrudt 1868 etu N6rrant IN Bankruptcy
tgesep bas germSgen uon GauiI M. Ear r
BON NaMrp Gpuntp TN Gtaate ;TenneJee eriafIen
porben it, weIer auf feline etgene 8etitipn bin fin
banferott eftIdrt sporbeat 1T. 6dB dfo bte Sabiung
pom S9u!ben uni nebehiefeuns ppn JGisenthanIs
me4eS BEN b1nferotf Grfldrtt gebSrt, ap i'm poer
80 fefnem 9ebrau6 Mnesbie uebertengaR pom freenb
eirenl Giaentbnrn burd tim aeiebi9. perbpten Fno;
baB cine geridmmhitg Don ben gIdnbigern beS gee
r,Inaes n rfsn ,s eYen aber shrere aianSes
ietnea germ59ers sw erIpdbTen, mt 9. MprH 1858
um 10 nhr 8ormitta9s oIs Elm GofsH Of @GHtriipte1
in 5er Office RES 8egfterS in sanfruptcp TN Court
5aus 81 GoIuuibia, Tennefiee, nor 3efrh S! S d
Sud- Regfter, eefalten Ipelben foa. 74FTrss9slrs.
aea "a g. H. @Iascod; NJ
e I r>iI1f.Is 70. ct. @att4dG, Wshenger.
9ut9 Sid UaeBuIten. ssseIsifIsa hEHA -
Dep. 3; st, Mart@aH, Refenser. ( h i ma I'm G
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m BANKRIIPT61YI L..

=. - IN BANkKlJ FICY. ESIsF5
HxsS tpirb biertsfft bsFanhf Ssmadbt, 6af am
N1$. Seburar 1868 Elm HarrdHt int Nanfrl1pteu
segen bas 8esm6sen ppn B NJ. o.. 6 . lie .
uDn 6ldtnan County i'm lGtaate Eeitnefiee ertaReM
1ucrhen TT, meIdber auf feline eigeue Yett bin y
tanferbtt effdrt pnfbei tt tnB alfp BE 3abng pom
S9uISen ups iisberIieferune bon Gisent6uu, pel6es
benz banfetDtt ertidrteI ee5Srt fbn D6er ID feis
mem @ebrnitb Ano bic suehertsnspng po5a iraeub
einem Qteenfhun hureb i'm sgefetI1 perbcten fn6:
sab cine 9erfaMmInnG NON ben 0iiiubfgsrB Ses aes
a1nen fir bar Croft Grff&fteft TIM TIRE Tctberitlt
gen sp prifea uno einen eoer mebrere &ifgnseS
ieiHes 8erni5gens. gu serpihIen, am 9. Grr 1858
nm 10 ilbr Bornftkgs dtS EFT 6oiFt Sf ealifrpffr
In Der Office hes 8eatiters III 8aiitaptcr I'M G0fts
haus ii Columbia, Eenneffee, Dor Serrn 8. Sap
BAd Heeifter, sebeItep perbsn ioa, s.sdaS !
-. e..gs.. 2, 81. gaarj4sH, .Wsfsnssr. 81
Dep - ct. gsari9aG aBsBassr.iu h5ms4fAs
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- WsitteI Diitritt bon on gennefIee.

u s7Ft'stt II VT UUIt 11eF5HeT!tV' :.
0fH Mne. BE 60 afisebt: Der lInterseid5nete
ntadt btermft tefannt, SaB er Mn MiEgnee pan
v. 6oIdeH, g. ~. 8ortbenL Sn,nes Eapis, &hnrdbkiN
an6erfsn uub Safnes 9Shsf bon Ra{buiQs Yic,,
County, int Stnafe Gthnehee. inner balb Il zoe
nanaten Gtitrists ernannt ppr6en ii relAe a ibre
eseneit Yettttonen bin piir1 ben 4itrift Con :. se
ttannte Gtritts Fatsrct erElarf lpotbea iiS = ~
". q, @hahhrnrns iaiitenee, ~
'iah2s sHtt 4sd0 0pst 20. s2s sspEsb saass. {
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-06
W9itteI Oilfrift bon senneiIee.

Dfn Mne, Die rs ansebt: Der Undergraduates
macbt biermit beianuf, bnB sr aitm 9Ifisnee RON
SoieTz %. Sbarber poi. Ra,lrn Gonntp i'm Staate
Eennetlee, ttnefbeIb obensenannten 9iitrifts ers
nannt Iporben TT, meI1er anf feline eiaene gettton
bin burdb ben 9tirtt Court seaauntep BilHtts baus
srSt ta sst!ar t, p9gsssstl kAJ IHSeS
jane Bum aasi3.sa ,spba Q. 8onr: afitsnss. 2
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IN BANKRUPTCY

1913 10 re hermit bstaRnt aemddbt. Hde ann
MS. Sehraar 1868 elm g8arrant III Bankruptcy
9sgen has gerTSsen pen Be nj. s.. . rIb sf t t ;
DOT NaltrD County i'm Staat Tenneiiee, erIaiieil
fir tdnterott erffdtt potben i neb aIio bic 3ablHne
uon S9HloeH aao nsber!iefesa'nB BON Gi9entbTft,
,pel9es BEN banterett SrtlGrten 9ebSr an b eber s
sineni Gisentbnm bur i'm eeEesii9 psrbeten fii,S
boB cine IetioninlIng pom Ben 8Idubise.n hes gee.
gen gu prfen uHo eien oeer mebrere Miiignees ieaes
gfrnltgens 7u ertudben, am 9. April 1868 nm
10 Ir @prmttdgs GIsetlt goart p ntrupfcp in Der
Office Ses 8egiters IN stantlnptep, i'm @onrbaus ai
Goiunftia Eeiheffee, pOt Serrn S. san Bud
&esilter, gekaltes werben ica. $3.50 Iss1R 20 y
gig8 Ess1I1ng -. n Sfaseoef.i1
49, Der. St.s Rari hals Neilenser, !
Ger. .. st. @arftou, Gefi niger. y ~ nts4 I'm
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IN. .BANKRUPTCYl.5g q

elUA1NI 3DANhNOI AO1s9 = :
fgsss s,pirc biernttt befamnt semaef,t, nas am
212. Sebrudr 1868 elm .gearrnlits of ,3antruptcp
1oli @aurn gonntD I'M 9Staat 9su1efeel erIafien
mprben it, IoeI9ee ai ieitte efgene getition bin
r banferetterfldrt isprSen iit, ed alto bic 3a5ns
benz bancroft Grfartsn se55rt. an lin ober 81 fetne
GebraM9 nnp bic 1sbertragnl,9 non frgenb eiafem
bur ihh aeiesIih Dertoten ftne; bab eire 8eriamms
hung pnn belt @I6ubisern ees genannteh fir bdrfes
rott GrtIdltea, um ibre Sorberuugeu gu priifen ub
cinea ooet mehre1e Gifgnee5 feines germDgens 81
erTudbters am MpriI 1858 5H1n 10 l1br geymiftags
as ei Court Of 8afrilptcp in Der Office heS cgiers
in 8aAfriiptcp sii Golumbtd, Eehnei{ee, Dor 5srru
S. Sop Sud, Hegiiter, gebaIten roerben iou. Z
ts $s.H .sl5f5 Is. q. @Iascrd, 80
Scr. Staatea Maribau, Reiieuser.
9nr1 8 g. me WfulIen, ~ FH''s1s
o p.g. ST maff6aH, MeHenser.pG ma I'm
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9srq,ssssbsr: apbit Nabiii.
,5rsitag,q zen, s Mdrs 1863 q
Bum SJmpea6utent.

9srg@eHfitutioi1 senidB eat Der
Sberriater Der Ser. Staaten bel einetfl
Smpea9ment .Oes 9rdfbentsil .obef
8iee 9rdiibentsn ben gorfb iiberben
Senat gu fiibren Der dia in loiefen,
Sale bsfanutli9 laIs1 6sri9tsbof cons
itituirt. Serr @bafes uBtisr sesentudr>
A6erFi@teFy trait 6etHgenfdB &c.
fern fem @nt ais Nrales bel bielsr
bOdwi6tfsen SerbanhLuas ali unS Die
SeuatOren leiitetenSenGi aiaIs @iater.
Sie conierbatiuen @fttgIis6sr oes
seuates, in ibrem eifer sbie rspaiba.
taniide @aiOritat 5u f6pa9en, 'itclf>
ten bic Sebauptun9 ami Bop @enater
Babe, Der BEL gblebnna less 8rdiiOen>
ten Sobnion bonn slaite eals 9fabfolser
siutrsten unO bis. gum sIHtritt .eines
neuen 8rdFbenten aEs iel5er funeires
tparOe, ni4t oils Sfidptsr fsen fonns,
iUsiI ct ourd be &lslaE YraiiOeHt
Der Ser. Staatsn pro tempore sa
wsrben, iid in feiaenl5llrfbeiL 6eeine
fufen lailsp madts. . ,iss.t,s sssae :ssa
SaS 1T nett beraeHott.a gBeasi' seer
26aOsfsinea SO teiftet, 10 lift :assseDery
mann perbanoen, biefsH giS su felpef,
tirsn. BoIIen lgirbei eiiienl ioI6sn
auberorOentli9sa Sale 9tseriisina<
tiOnen MAIDEN, 70 6lrfte pieIleidt tsia
eintieer Senator, tueIders ierndls ein
8ort sesen Die characterization &c,
fpro9en bat, als 9i9tetaiiber ben ebsf
berielben anertanntperben. 90 f6lnnat
aber babel nod cine aaSere 5rage 5anf
Gorl6ein. soatea Dsrr sRotteyfen
BON semneFes ais g9ptessriobn Ses
Rrdfbenten, afdt sbsnFphi el SnfereiIe
babeu, Ods Serr sabnfonsine CLAN.
ssnbe 6reiipre9uns efbalte, ais e
Serr Babe bat,safils cine turse Belt
8rafbent an iueraet2 Gaborl eripdBs
men Die conferbatipen. 9enatOren tein
BOrt nnb mir fOateaI ileinsrba bab
Uenn man Oieien beiben &eqatOreu ere
Iaubt, aIs SRidtsr su fHngifrt, cine
Bartei iOOieI 8ussifauOuifIs elBaIts ais
Die antere. .s.ss.as .ss5 :sss:sss.s
gBer abeF pbaran henttt e6nb. Der 4frs
tbeiIsipru@ Sss !SsHates. lber oeHiaael
setlasteh Eraf6enten elm bon biosesf
8arteiradf5ten bittiyters ietn miro,
niumt ia i'm @oraaG. nas % ofauls bee
bsi6sn Ssnatoren aIs sttDas f6on in
BOraus SeftsefteIItes an. Bif elaas'
ben aber, ba6 sbera@ ber @sss
Staaten in DiefeM Sale fi5 Hi5t bon
TarteiauTdten, foHetrH poniFrsueeu
Re4te Ieitsn Ia6ea ipifb. Sot@e
@nsriffe auf bic Sntegritat eines @eit,.
sIiebes seisen nar Bic G5iDa9e Der
Gaae, bic man gu beti5siSfBsn meint,
iSl.sszsg aIilas ; oisa t.sas''s
sse Haas ess4s EEs2
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-06
IN BANKRURFCY.

a. IN BANKRUPTCY. ,gGY3
6T.e wire hermit befannt sematbt.. eas am
N6. Sebruer 1865 sin3 s26rtniit, of BaMfrt.pfep
krpne pon 2awreflee9 Dumfn i'm SGfaate sEens
netiee erIefiea worhen if,sweIsr eaf ieiue stsene
9efttton bin fir bdnfetoft efIIdrf boB aI5o
bic 9abIung pom SduIbe, unn ueberIiefenng uon
Eieentbum, rpees BEN BnaEefott Grfldf4en geb5rt,
an Jpn oSer gu feiner gebrcu mnb bic uebertragung
bote.i fnb bab cine Beriammlama uon ben gfdubtE
germ bes genantten r Bancroft Grftdrten. nm feline
5crberun9eu am priifen no einen obsr mehrere af<
ignees feines 8erfn6gens su erudbIea ain 20. Mprft
1868 nm 10 nbr Bormittags as ein Court of 8dltfs
ruptco in Der Office hes egiftersin Bankruptcy, I'm
@ourfhnas 81 SarGnnab. Eenneiiee, nor BERN &.
SAP fBNG 8esi4er, eetaItea foetosn foa. 9@ii ~
- EstE.. a&assG O. g. GIasc1cf,,i
Der. ct. ssari@aG Rehehser.
Sur9 8. 6. DRcW4unen,
Dep. Q. ct. Raridal; a8effsagef. 1 I, lars4 I'm
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in BANKRUPTeY.
I'm BkNKRUPTCY.n

(Sss wirs bieriiit bsfaitnt aemaebt, b q am
Ma. Slbluor 1853 Elm asarrarit IN Bankruptcy
segen 6dsa gernt5ger pom g. 90, 9pnneIee
Iahtn morben lift. Ieeer auf ietne eigeue 8etitipu
bin fir banttrott sftIdrt uorbeft H. bnb alto bic
80 hing pen SdnI6en3 unb .11eberIieferang nor @i=
genbuR, NEEDLES benz banterott Grt 6rten geb6rt, an
i'm ober gu ieinsni Bsbrar1 pnS Die tieberfrdaune
5piI irasn6 eiiiem Gsentbum bart ibn aeieBIi pers
boten fne; od6 cine 8erfnntmIung Don ben GIGlbis
orherunqeu sn priife nno eiaei, poer mehrere gt5<
aflsss iei:tes 8e ni6sens sn erpdbIen, ari 9ptiI
1868 10 llAr 9ermittags ais Elm Goirt Of Banfs
ruptcp III Der 0ffce bes Eegiiters il, 8antruptep- I'M
eeu1hnu5 slil Columbia, Eenftcfiee; ror GERM 8.
SAP Bud, &e8iiter, ebaIten NJ egSen foqt i2E
ar .4.5,.st.s. y 4, g.. n. @lascoH.
l'lg - 5-I Ser. st. @arf9al aRefenser.
9urb s, 6. WeessniIcai, T@'fiIlsE a5""{6isTs'
. p.8.gt. Reri5aa, 9seiienser. a9 i@m;4 I'M
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-06

= Sie Ranfas 3eitabe i5reibts ~
Aus Der Snbiapf<r. @efaHs-
genf@a Fl entflpBs NJ g0F la..
gefabr 20 Sabren Habntsn bic sshoia>
rsr aaf einetn ibrer StreifSRge Elm
tleines NfdS6et i'm utter bSa4 Sab.
rem nit fid,vunb Iiebeu fs fsit6eufpnter
ibrer S6but duful@ jcn. Bei ben Gu
fGmnlenfObeHk IN bctiseif Sabre sibt.
iaen Ben @otbbdutsu NIB ben .llniern
nabm bic in5ipifden 5uv blibenDen'
Suusfrau hstanaefpad lsps BBgliidlidei
SeIegsnbeit, aus Der @ttUalt Der Sas
Sianer fi@ aH-befreieB anb S@uk bel
ben Beiben su jAdepi Die iGf;dbs
IInseu ibrer grlebnilI uHtsr ben Sn.
Oianern iinps bfrsssErsi6enh anb siiiasi
Sas arass ~ sdsfL "a ff off @klabiiisa
bebanoslt ipHkps lAredli6e ,ReiSsns
ausgeIiDnb JED ba6ell 81 aGia, NfnSrf i,ssbl
ibr,Osr sfnas after ID ,:iS,lsss .5tniaI 4,
nit In fianosA 0enOm,nsH sl,IS i Ilat.
li@ mid Snotanerifi herbtirafhct.
Metpgfltia it, bab Oat msatasn
Der suaIilden eRra6s3 bpai t6Abi6
md&tia blieb. mas pUgI MIR ii Den
llmsaas nnit ibrsH mitsefaneeueHR Ws
Der 81 srIlarsn I. .eie Iebf iebt Il.
empotla ~ bofIt, balS bon bsn Mnfs
emtbalt ibteE GEtern &snntni6 +,n ar
balteu, gvsl4s bic ia Rermnt6st,s In II.
fabti6eh 1ifas lDpbrtn Ftfbfeii. ais
nenut Iii 5aaes roetot uub laoi: ifk
8ater 5ieef NJ % fOttOt. s -. 1870 !. Z
EME1 sgp#.As go
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-06
8erbinbti.9feiteu.

"s Doer s SS Is satt s. 1SeI en
8erIufe beritbtiat ursb fdIIi IL -: ~ Ait!,
8erIahe beri9tist nnb nitt fdais 49,. $1,000 O0
8erIute Mnberidttat ~
BerIuite fdroebeno unb auf peitere Ges
iaoeiie ruartenb .sss,.ss as T. I'D 5000 90
ollie itbrigen Sotoetun8en an Sic gefeas
f6aft.. ...........-... 1867 "a
-. 8erbinolibteiten total $121 .667 a
Sst 55tfte Betrdg in elmer getff eruns q, 900 %
zsAiiG. D. Gtanfot. 4sdFtSent pro ieEa
H5TN .tf.i6 @ep. D. Guff7a, Set.etdr. gta' sd
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mao 1Hassiss ,,a,o ,.t x..n .s,,s& i

49, @taat EeHnefIee. x
GOmptrpGet,s Office, NaibUiae, IL. Stbru6r 1868.
SD, en-. HIadbnrn, GpmytroIIer bes St5ases,
ksl9etntGe btertt. bnB bic Rniderhoder 2ebeasusrs
eentn swei1u59ah ST 9fsw goff, I'm Stat Stem
Vert mts biiitsienb Natueifrps 9eIiefert
bat, BOB bic 8snfrnte Befeuf6aft alien Gsri9es
Eennei iee aAerlegt H. AnfcrSsrnHge unS6getonsiseu
II umb fera,et sfdeinise 70. fak D. Spdrttns, %,
o. aaeatafnanntsr esfeui@ DAFT tebenfaIS allen Cir
oerungeni ndGAetonrfen N, ulIpsshab teenauute
Raiderbod sebenss eerfideranss s9eieui9 antos
rtitrt 1T, Beri4erungsn on nHepmen ,nh bas 8ers,
ftberunassBe iHbeiem Stddte su betreibess.<
sgbl3a ia asy@sA8 Btaabnsn,
=. EomptrpIIer fpn 9ennesSee Z
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-06

J Der Gqme Der @eieuiebaft t Der oben ansesebea'.
Der Betrag bes gcpitaIS iff.......... 800 600 90
Der 8strdg iHres nsesabfteat CAPT az
I etOds it, 80, 100000 o.
9nnr an 6ditb ii ber sBatif nab in ben, - -
Q s6dnben On Neen.en unb Anseren S 55,929 so
unbelaitetes @rnnneigentbMns 1900 20
g6nss unb Aftten. 10. Idbe lie See :idaft
iteiist. ss2S3 $50 9S
auBenffdnbe 5er 6efeaf9Git, bar5 bort
gage gsftdb EFT. ................ 13O,s70No
III berneitig seff1erte AuBen itGnSe w 1881 90
Mubenfdnoe fir 4rdmen .-.......,...-5 $50 8f5 25
9tAe Gnoeren Stherbeten. ~. J. !. 1881 CPS 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-10

New FEATURE IN CAMP-MEETINGs.-The
Dayton (Ohio) Journal says I'VE under
stand that new camp-meeting era is to be
inaugurated next season. The Methodists
of Cincinnati, who are just now being spi-
ritually RECALLED with one of the most inte-
resting camp-meeting occasions of modern
times, are agitating the project Of purcha-
sing a tract of lapd-comprising field and
iorest-in an eligible location in Mill
creek bottom, few miles from Hamilton
ind near the line of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton railway, which
shall be transformed into a perma-
oent camp-meeting ground. 1t is to be
Joint stock religious enterprise between
The Cincinnati stations and the circuits adj
joining, and of easy access by rail. This
will bring Dayton within an hour of the
camp-ground. The grove is to comprise
some twenty acres, and will be fitted up in
The best style for the purposes of religious
worship. The tents or 'tenements
will be built with reference to permanence,
md will, to great extent, reflect the taste
If the occupants. Adjoining this grove will
oe small farm er mammoth garden, in
;harge Of practical horticulturisr and gar
iener, who shall raise all manner of vege-
tables, etc., for table, etc., etc. This is the
most meagre outline of the plan. 1t is the
purpose Of the originators of this new plan
of camp ground to spend there the hot
weather of the summer instead of gcing tc
watering-places, and all and singular the
Summer Resorts where folly and fashion
reign and demoralize."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-10
By the Atlantic Cable.

BERLIN, September S.-King William Of
Prussia, with a large staff of officers, has
lett this city on a tour of military .inspec-
ton through the North German States. &c
arrived to-day at Dresden, where he was
received by the King of Saxony and con-
Quoted to the royal palace.
BRUSSELS, September s.-The Duke Of
6rabant, heir to the crown, is growing
worse, and II is feared he cannot live
through the night
MELBOURNE, August 16-u;a LONDON,
september s.-The Maori prisoners have
escaped, and the natives of New Zealand
nave again risen in instruction. The ex-
tent OF the rising is unknown, but troops
are being hurried to the island.
LONDON, September 8.-The Times to-
day publishes q letter from Mr.. Roebuck,
NJ. P, in which that gentleman justifes
and reafirms the language used by him in
regard to the United States at the Sheffield
cutters dinner. The Times replies to Mr..
Roebuck, end in the course Of its article
administers the following rebuke:
"In apublic reception given to the repre-
sentative Of the United States, when it was
the object of all present to cultivate feel
ing of goodwill, it was an injury to both
countries for man in Mr.. Roebuck's posi-
ton to use the language Of vehement dis
arrangement. We only hope Mr.. Johnson
will not fail to notice that the insult has
been condemned by the English public with
entire unanimity. He may form an idea,
however, of the honor in which we hold his
country by the prompt recoil from Mr..
Roebuck's words which he everywhere wit
nesses."
LONDON, September 8.-The boy Mackay,
nineteen years of age, was hanged to-day at
Newgate, within the walls Of the prison, for
the murder of his mistress. The only per-
sons present were the officers of the law and
a few members Of the press. 1t was the
first private execution which has taken
place in London under the new law concern
ing capital punishment.
The strike of cabmen continues, and
causes great inconvenience TO the public.
The press strongly denounce the action Of
the drivers, whose proceedings, however,
have so far been orderly.
PARIS, September ga temporary de-
preston Of the rentes was caused to-day by
report Of warlike speech to the troops
at Chalons; but the report was soon denied,
and pronounced to be without foundation.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, September s.-Recipro-
eating like courtesies, Secretary McCulloch
directs that registered tonnage of British
vessels shall be taken as correct in Ameri-
can ports. "
The revenue receipts to-day were 1885,
600.
It is officially announced that tobacco
may now be shipped for export in bond to
the export bonded warehouses in the
thirty second district, New York, and
third district, Maryland.
It ia stated that Commissioner Rollins
demands Solicitor Binkley's removal, but
Secretary McCulloch refuses to interfere in
the matter. ......
There is no prospect of compromise be-
tween McCulloch aud Rollins.
The investigation in the case against Roll
Inns and others gives no pointed develop
ments. s. N. Pike, of opera-house and
whiskey fame, brother-in-law Of General
schenck, chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee, is mentioned in the testimony
of witnesses.
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The Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, Ca, September 9.-The Senate
to-day amended the relief bill by striking
out the second section, which includes
money in the schedule.
The House passed a bill giving aid to
the airline railroad through Northeastern
Georgia.
A message was received from the Co.
vernon enclosing the report of the commit
tee on the cases of persons applying for the
seats vacated by the expelled negroes, and
giving the names of the persons who had
received the next highest number Of votes.
Accompanying the report was lengthy
protest from the Governor against the action
Of the House in expelling the negroes. He
reviews the constitutional question, and
argues that the Constitution clearly gave
negroes the right to hold Office.
The reading of this message was inter-
rupted by motion to lay it on the table, as
it was o direct insult to the House. The
motion was lost. The following is the mo-
ton
"Resolued, That that portion of the COM
munication of the Governor rejecting upon
the action of the House in deciding upon
the eligibility of free persons of color
under the Constitution be returned to the
Governor with the following:
RESOLVED, That said communication is
not warranted by the resolution upon which
the Governor was requested to act, and
that the members Of each house are judges
of the qualifications of its members. They
are the keepers of their own consciences,
and not his Excellency."
A resolution was passed to swear in the
members having the next highest vote who
are eligible under section three Of the four
teenth amendment.
Several of the new members were sworn
in and took their spats
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Aprop6s of the heated term, q Boston
gentlemen writes: "Last Saturday my
mother-in-law came on visit. In short
time it became SO hot / was obliged to leave
home"
Surprise weddings " are the latest
novelty at Cleveland. They take place at
pic-nics, camp-meetings, excursions, and
the like.
A clergyman, after marrying couple,
made prayer over them, concluding
a." Forgive them, Lord, they know not what
they do.'
Notwithstanding the growing opposition
to the racing Of horses, q horse-race must
be regarded by al matter OF course.
A woman in Boston has three daughters,
named Cleopatra, Aspasia, and Hypatia
No doubt they'll be stupid and plain.
A writer in the Paris Figaro says all wo,
men are devils. They are devils most men
like to be possessed Of.
The hog may not be thoroughly posted IL
arithmetic, but when you come to square
root, he is there-the hog is.
1t may be stated as o general rule thai
persons whose acquaintance It IS most dlttl
cult to make are best worth knowing.
When a dancer is very hungry be should
cut the pigeon wing.
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A Richmond mechanic writes us sad
account of restitution among mechanics and
laboring classes in Richmond, arising from
want Of employment. He says that, I'M
able to obtain work, and having, conse-
4uently, no means Of support for them
selves and their families, harassed daily
by tax-gatherers and landlords, many of
them are trying to obtain money to defray
their expenses to Baltimore, where others
have already gone in search of employment.
He desires to learn through the columns OF
tie Sun whether there is any chance for
work in Baltimore. In reply, We may say
that the remarkable activity in building
here warrants the belief that industrious
mechanics would find employment without
difficulty, and We dare say the same is true
of the principal northern cities, particular
ly Philadelphia, where the movement in
building is immense.-Bdltinso Sun.