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The Portland daily press., 1868-04-29
NE w YORK.
TILE RRIH WAR

NEW YORK, April 28-Judge Sutherland has
discharged the order suspending Mr.. Drew
from exercising his functions as an officer of
the Erie Railway Company.
REMOVAL OF UNION DEAD FROM PORTSMOUTH
GROVE, R.. l.
The schooner Eli Townsend, Capt. Gardner,
arrived at this port yesterday from Ports
bred and ninety-fve bodies of soldiers who
died from the effects of wounds and disease
during the late war. These remains of our
honored dead are in charge of the United
States Christian Commission. The bodies
were separately encased in coffins, with plates
regiment to which he belonged, and the age
and date of his death. Among the regiments
represented are the Sd and 10th Maine.
LOAN OF CREDIT.
BUFFALO, April 28.-The city voted to-day
by small majority to loan 100000 bonds to
the Buffalo & Washington Railway. The cleo
was spirited, a little over half popular vote
was polled.
GEORGIA.
THE ELECTION.
ATLANTA, April N.-Offcial returns from
ffty-fOur counties give Bullock maiorities
amounting to 1885, Gordon 1884; Bullock
1902 ahead.
SAVANNAH, April 2s.-The total city vote fol-
the new Constitution is 1894. and against 2646
Bullock, Republican, for Governor, received
ZS9a, Gordon, Democrat 1886; Gilt, Republ-
can, for Congress, 28l6, Fitch, Democrat, 1851
Bradley, (coIored) Republican, for State Sena-
tor, 2752, and Lester, Democrat 1897
AUGUSTA, April %. = Unofficial accounts
from ninety counties give Bullock, Radical
2268 majority. Forty-two counties are still to
hear from, which will probably lessen Bull.
locks majority, and leaves the result doubtful
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-29
e. VI. PATTEN 81 CO.. Auetioneers.
OFFICE EXCHANGE ST. -r


nN THURSDAY, April 3Oth a. 12b p. NJ on the
" premises, No. Newbury, between Hampshire
and India streets, the two stored wooden dwelling
with brick basement, sheds and barn. The house
BULL since the tire-dny pork; tinishel Throughout
has nine roo ms; convenient tor two families;
plenty Ut water the premises. Terms, all cash or
eight hundred cash, remainder three 10 four care
as the purchaser may esie. This pr perty must bs
sold. Nov rents for $50. deposit OF one hun
drec dollars will be required OF the purcha er at
time of SALE For PARTICULARS call on the auction
GERS. apr27 It'd
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NEW BepFoRp. April z7.-on Market -wha.e.

uplands on the epo 12td; do to arrive 1871 Mddling
Orleans 13Ad Breadstuffs quiet. Lard CTS Sd. Pc
troleum Is Id for refined. Other articles unchanged.
NEW BEDFORD, april 27-Oil Market -Wha.e-
sales have been made since our ort of Saturday
l75 hbs. Northern. recently landcd 40 do do. and
400 do old stock, at Tic gall also 800 bbs. Coast
past week foot up 5000 bbs., and the stock now in
first hands, including cargo OF ship Roman, arrived
to-day, is 20,325 bbls The stock of Sprm Oil is 6255
bbls.INew Bedford Standard.
BUFFALO, N. Y. April 25-Flour steady; sales 800
bbls. city ground Spring at 10 So Wheat neglected
and NOMINAL. Corn quiet; sales 44G0 bush. new YES
tern in lots at the railroad elevator, 03 new
toledo at 04, transferred. Oats quiet; sales $500
bus1. Western at 76c. Barley dull; sales 100 bush
State at 1S delivered. Pork firm and unchanged
Lard steady bur unchanged. Seeds dull.
ST. LOUIS, NO. April 25-Tobacco-lugs 4 90 a
g. 90; common to medium leaf 90 "a 20 90; bright &c
unchanged. Wheat active at 2 so q 80 for Winter
and O5 g Is for Spring. Corn declining; sales Al
Sc "a SIC. Oats rmer at 70 a 73c. Rye steady at 8:
a SIS. Barley at so @270 Provisions firm
Mess Pork % 90. Bacon-shouldels 154c; clear side
172 a 1sc. Lard firm al 1sc for prime kettle. Liv,
stock unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-Tobacco quiet sales 16
hhds at 90 "a Ii 10 tor Tugs and medium leaf r'oul
-superine so @875. Cotton-Middings 81 q 32c
Wheat 81 q IS. Oats u q S0c. Corn SO q 93c
Rye 10 q Is. Lard Is q Isle. Mess Pork % OF
@2S %. Bacon-shouders at 13ic; clear sides &C III
"a l8c. Whiskey, tree, 2 20.
MEMPHIS, April 25-Cotton firm at 81 a SIC; re
ceipts to-day lO) bales; exports t6 bales Flour dul
and nominal. Observation-Disclosures 3c; clear sides 1S5c
Bulk shoulders 1870. Lard unchanged. Corn 97c
Oats IA "a 75c.
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Co3,apzeted $50 Mites,

and trains now runr ing the highest point of
the Rocky Mountains that will lie traversed by the
line. The Company will have much larger force
employed this year than before and it is expect
ed that between
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-29
On the Western Promenade .

ON FRIDAY, the LIST day of May next, at o'clock
~ in the aftern on that very valuable and desira-
BILE property on the Western Prom made in Port
land, occupied BY S. G. Chase, will be sold by
unrivall beauty, with front OF 100 feet ON the
Promenade, and contains nearly 5000 square feet
of land. Thu buildings consisting OF a three story
brick dwelling house, and a commodiOns brick stable
and on buildings, are new AMI built in the most
thorough manner OF the best materials and are pro-
vided with all modern convenieuces. r ft 10
In the construction OF this house and its outbuld-
ings requisite for elegant and first class resi-
denee is laeking The buildings can be examined
during the week before the sale.
~ Terms and conditions made known at the sale
Portland, April 20, 1868. apr2I-dtd
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Notice.

pY virtue of a license granted to me by the Hon.
- orable John A. Waterman, Judge OF Probate for
the county OF Cumberland on the first Tuesday Of
October, A. ID. 1861, shall sell at public auction on
the first day of June next at three O'Clock p ~ on
the premises, unless pre- siously disposed Of gu he
right tite and interest which Anthony Smith late OF
Falmouth in said county, had at the time OF his de
in and to the following described real estaie 10
wit: About ourteen or land with the buldlnss
thereon situate in said Falmouth, near Pre- umpscot
Fails; being the same premises convt yed 10 saul
Smith nv Charles S Smith by deed recorded in the
CumbeI land Reg stry OF deeds, took PSF, page $50,
and the same occupied by said Smith at the lime o.
his decease. said premises will be sold subject to
the widows dover therein. .-
SOPHIA j. SMITH,
Adm'x, of the estate of Anthony Smith.
Falmouth. April %, 1S0s. wowl8
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON. April % -Afternoon.-News meagre and
unimportant; Consols steady.
American securities-U. S. 5-20s at 70l; Illinois
Central share, 94a; Erie Railroad shares, A.
LIVERPOOL, April 2s-Afternoon.-Cottonq quiet ut
decline OF fraction; sales 10, 900 bales; Mddlins
uplands on the epot 12bd do to arrive 13tI Midding
Orleans 13ad Breadstuffs quiet. Lard CTS Sd. Pc
roeum Is Id for refined Other articles unchanged.
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special Auction Notice.
Administrators Sale

DY virtue of a license from the Judge OF Probate
ID OF Cumberland County, the subscriber viii sell
at Public Auction tunless previously disposed of at
private salel the dwelling house OF Abby StaIbrd
late of Saecarappa Village, in Westhrook, decea sed
In the forenoon, the dwelling house and lot Of and
connected herewith, which was OF said deceased,
situated in said Saecarappa Village. Said sale DO
made or the payment Of SAID deeeased's debts and
charges of administration. Conditions of sale will
be make known Mt the time pace. '.
WILLIAM L, PENNELL, Admir-.
Dated the 23d day of May, A. D., 1868.
aDr24dlaw3w L.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-29
Real Estate i'm Falmouth for Sale

Real Estate in Falmouth for Sale.
IINHE property in Falmouth known as the Samuel
frluce place, contmning about len res, some
SIX miles from Portland, on The shore road s under
soou CULTIVATION; location exCelrnt handy 10 Port
land either by land or water. Buildings consist OF
one and half story dwelling with addition and
barn. This property will be sold low and en- fayora-
BILE terms. Apply TO A. l.. Fox, Esq, or 'H7
E. NJ. PAiTEN & CO.,
Auetoneers, Exchange Street, Portland.
April %, 1868. DIT
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-29

I UTk s IS. p
hid. Is bus. % 621@ Alp,
St. Martin, ckd.3 62t94 ~
syracuse 375 6412j
lCadiz duty p'd 8 GIG 412l
lCadlZ in bond 2 so
Grind Butter, 81 "a
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-29
White Winter
oh nion D~1E En NrE Il

Corn. Mixed. ! IS @1.S
SouthernYel. 1 80 q 1 33
Southern White 1 2el31 80
Rye. q 90 az 10
Barley. ......1 80 a 2 10
Oats. ........... SO q go
Shorts y ton. 80 00@
Fine Feed. :. IS 90
Gunpowder.
Blasting. A so a 8 90
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-08
WE CALL
Upon those tcHo are opposed TO TadicaHSn1
and ask them to assist as.
Subscribe. Advertise.
THE PLATFORM,


The Democratic party in National Con
vention assembled, reposing it's trust in the
intelligence, patriotism and discriminating
justice of the people standing upon the
Constitution as the foundation and limita-
tiou of the powers of the Government and
the guarantee of the liberties of the citizen :;
and recognizing the questions Of slavery and
secession as having been settled for all time
to come by the war or the voluntary action
Of the Southern States in Constitutional
Conventions assembled, and never to be re
newed or reagitated; do, with the return of
peace, demand,
/ Immediate restoration Of all the States
to their rights in the Union under the Con-
stitution and civil government of the Ameri-
can people.
Amnesty for all past political ofTenses,
and the regulation of the elective franchise
in the States by their citizens, and the pay
ment Of the public debt of the United States
as rapidly as practicable.
8. All money drawn from the people BY
taxation, except so much as is requisite for
the necessities Of the Government, economi-
caly administered, should be honestly ap-
piled to such payment, and where the ohliga-
tiOns of the Government do not expressly
state upon their face, or the law under
which they were issued does not provide
that they shall be paid in coin, they ought
in right and justice, be paid in the lawful
money uf the United States,
4 Equal taxation of every species of
property according to It's real value, III
oluding Government bonds, and other public
securities.
5. One currency for the Government and
the people, the laborer and the Office holder
the pensioner aud the soldier, the producer
and the bondholder
6. Economy in the administration of the
Government the reduction Of the standing
armE and navy; the abolishmeut Of the
freedtnen's bureau, and ali political instru
rlentalities designated 70 secure negro su
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-08

Let me recall to you the retrospect Of a
few years We were told that the object Of
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-08
yBTTmORE & CO.,
NO. I8 MADISON STREET,
sUCIHpHis, I'ean.

The PUBLIC LFDGER j. served N citv
Uubscrihers BY faithful carriers az FIFTEEN CENTS p
wees, payable weekly O. th. carriers
IS luu l EIGHT DOLLARS Per anuuu, OF Seven v-fre
mlat1. ia alvaurg
Tie Pubic Lotsr the largest daily circulation Of sy
paper pgblishl1 .hc S-4tg IeRnessse.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-08
orr Sob Denartrnent

% complete aud the arses ef1bshment Of ths krd 90
te y uhwstJ. Ue employ but czpahie workmea aud
~ oul the bst q Vrk at tns eaeouable pricsa-
GAer7 e. NBIGlIOEE = 90
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-08

John Allen, the wickedest man in New
York" has promised a divine that be would
sell out HE den Of iuiquity and become a
Christian
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-08
BROWNLOW
AND HIS TIME-SERYISG
g LEGISLATURES -

Are stirring by an unjust la1C,
TO break d0agH the Conservative Press IN
Tennessee, and has robbed the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-08

Seymour Is human oyster, full Of
bloodless meat-NashD55le Press and Times.
Better be that than a human butcher, full
of mean whisky Gazette.
That's pretty heavy on Uncertain Step
son Grant,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-08

NEGROES PREPARING FOR WAR We re-
gret to have to chronicle that the negroes OF
Shelby county are drilling nightly az differ
ent places, and preparing themselves as It
going into war. lt is well known that
these negro drills are kept mp regularly, and
that those who participate in them are well
armed and fairly disciplined ed.-ADalQHchs
.TItiy 30tH.
The same news comes 20 as from almost
every s.otlon Of the Stats, " Troubla is
brewing"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-08
BOLIVAR BULLETIN

Of one third Of lis income 5y COM
pelling the clerks Of the Uarious Courts to
publish aH legal notices an u Radical pa
per at Memphis.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20
sur bic aEsuneffee stautsseitans.9
altffpuri, ben II. Stt. 1868.

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Fian9 bierihte Sragert befpre4en, tneI1e
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PBinter ben luiiIenfdaftIid 6prtfdrits
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|itrageff, ffosdDeit nteine bsldjr1iltte Belt
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Gle, GER Spponentt fdeinen ettpas
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rem bes 9RateriaIiatnllsi nidbt aenan
eenug feHne, 5ni1t griinnIi6b geprlft
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tuitga IN SiderI aSra9ea CAB i'd bereits
an Miemhsi1 1pirp ineine s9lnfiibruua
all iieinel Rllridti9e beaeidtnell molten.
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afm0 N9io te@A otti9g eIelen /? Ger
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lbens mad ben lnatexteIlen Gas
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20
. Oa3 @nhIrefuIfat.

Sdsa orobe nid1t gu aberI6abenOe
&efaltat Der am 10. b. SIC. ab9ebaLs
tsalen Gtdatsnnbfen in 8ennl1lbanien,
Sbio uubI SubimIa beiteht gum Sbeil
in Der tur1 bic Mfaiurit6ten ertbeilten
grflarlns oes 8oIfeB in oiefen Stao.
ten baB bic GruHbfGke Der repnbfitds
lfifben Yartet fortan Die feiteroe1 uno
aelteu6ett feirl foHe,1, ionic bae fie fur
.Gfantltn6 golfaT ftttnmett tuerbea nno
'htteernd Shells in a0eni @eipinne cer
l9egtsIatnren Der eenannten Gtaaten fur
Die GepubIitaner, tuo6ar6 ibneii 3pei
@enatoren, an @telei BndaIeips IN
4enafpIpatier lti6 Sen6ridS IN Sns
6tnHd, stffoue1t. 4 113qsf9 900
81 Die Oemet ratesl baben bier &eprdS
fentdHten i'm GOngreb eeipor1nen uni
iff linen 6ieftr Eroit fir lire bieIe Orr
belt iDoM Sn g0hnefI. aii l5s
,sa&te republifunif1en Maioritateu
feuen fid feIgenOermaberr beraus /:
70 Rennl1Ibaniert.. ...5g4- a.12, 900
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'is Snoiond =. 81. 81. III. ], 200
81 90 nf5gen mir 9stroit ben gfobem.
bespablen ent9egenfeben, aus 6enen
@ra ut unoSG OF az fit9rei@ ber'
'bor9ebentDerbenI l .ssf
-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20

Oiefes 8roouft 1T Elm 70 notbme
0igeS pie oaS 8rebuft 4 aus D
NAL 2.
Dieb nun 1T sic cine, bon ben
Wlaterialilfen gang ridtto auf9efobte
&eite oeS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9haee,
Dob he bic ansere titbt fenneftI -
no lit mad allen @elagten nod @aum
fur g8iIensfreibeit uno 8eranttuorte
Ii1teit2 Sang aIIein in Dem inneren
9eiftigeit 3entritin 0es ban6t Iii6enS Cub
Iettes, In benz eigentIiden SD, peIdes
Ii1 ieIbft BON Der 9aturnothp enoieteit
f@eioet; in Dem betniin ftt9en
BemnBtfein. llnb iporin beltebt
nun unfere 0reibeit? DARN, Oob
Der 8ernilnftige fib Se6en, mas er
BerIangt an6 eritrebt, feirsr Erieb feeerH
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forberungen Der 8ffi9t nn6 Der gitts J.
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boiler Beitiinmtbelt F9 feIbft fast: iA
fam aud gam. aneers ban6eIn, ais
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i'd mill. 4..bI,5 sss :
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8uinulntenipirten ftofflider gltotte,
niht aus benz Stoffiue dfel, niHt aus
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9runbios gu tburt !; nieIinebr 9ebt Ml.
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ben @runoe aus, nnb Die Tretbeis
als elm rein ioeaIeS un6 besbalI
bon ben MateriaIiiten abaeIeuonetel
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berniinftigen Be tpuB tfei h 5, Il
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bereit, es naber gu ertlaren. genul
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20

en6li6 in ie0sm Saus, in ieOer Suite
lln1eres id,0Hen @taates einfebren, ba
nit mir 9Ae bRnaint alll Mufbaus Der
gSobIfabrf uiib bes @Ii0e8 bon 8
tlel1ee arbeiten f6iiifefl !
5n giafbuiae tparotr Sang Der @e>
lddfte llnIangbar Elm oebobener lio,
iuie nit bon 1nebreren angelebenen
8aufIeuten bernebmen, tuerben mir nns
bisBeibna1ten elmer al9enieinenBie<
6erbeIebun9 ton 9anoel NIB 8tiuegben
III erfreuen Faben. DAP bieies Sc
fGlll tga Ngubell @@aaee hnr6Arrfdty bee
ipeift Der nieorieere @ton0 6es @oIoes
un6 bic b0bere glotirunggbers Ser. ct.
8opiere dnO Der EeMttlfee 8oH6e,
speldle felt ben lHahIen nom Is. Sftos
Der auBer8ep6bnItAe 8eran6erungen
gum BelIereil Serfubrell. - Be3iieIi9
nnferer itaotif@en 9lnedeeenbeiten ba@
ben mir nur su beri1ten, baB niefelben
ihren rubieen Sang geBen uub baB bic
Ql6miniIfratiorl BON MfaBet gllbsn i2lIs
Zee aufbietet, nm bic finan5ieilei @irs
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bringen unb bas Bobl unirer 9ta0t in
aler Deife ia f0rbern, tros aIler Nns
fedtM19eH nnO lInfeHloungeu ibrer
Di0erfa@er.iI fsilifg Isl Hn3a.
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ti9en 1u1frel 1ealib nusgelprobene
8ernsntbnns, 0nboer eIlGfide Grfola
her ifpanifthem 9tebo Iafi0n einen artBerfi
giiaifi9en @influb onfben Stanb Der
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beieitigen.l 3elertr Bet .neigt mar
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Mus1i@t nnf ben gbren 1T nod flu
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en0Ii9 bic aii9 gan5 atueainaBise 8er'
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aug erbalten. ssa'I4
Qlus Dresden lpirb Der 1neBrmalig
t Nusbru6 nom l1nruben 9emeInet, iibe
| Atren 91ntur bas Babel uns I'm lnblt!
dem 0unfel IGBt; - tuie eeip6bnlid
sic mubten burd Die Sruppen nnttr
oriidt tueroen ltrS mir tpouen boffen
Dap MUIR totale iin5nfrieoenbeit Die llri
I fade tuar nnb bob flE ni@t ettun gegel
ben SIufbau Der Deuti6en SlatiOnalitd
Egeridtst mareu. + mac 4ae
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20
@as mir felt iieben sobren ais

2OaS IDlr lelt VeUeU Su9feH ;al6
einen Segen, als cine unerI1BIi9e Bee
bin9nn9 ulderet 8refperit6 at isbnIibft
berbeieeipiinftbtt eeine 8erbeferun9 Der
8aluta, raiiI1en mir beute, neil uner-
auarttt <ltn6 Su f9nea 9efomraerl,I ais
elm lnpmaentanes llebeI beflager.. Sns
nerbalb Der Iebtan bier QSodelt III oas.
GoIbe Meio, rodben es bic edbin nnrh
SpecllIatioH iliieere9tferti9t bod gee
balten ipar, I'm soht Yoints 9efallen,
Ser Export SanSel, iuelder chen bic
eriten Sbntptome elmer Mieser6elebung
funo su 9eben be9aitt, ba6ur9 faF
g6n3Iid in StiatanO geratbeft unb ale
Bere9nunsen, Die fi9 oufrei@e -@rnos
ten itiiken, fir0 49, fur ben Mu9enbIid
menigfenS = III S1an6ea eeiuorben.
Sur Witte naditen Moaats mar man,
aus oft bersei@neten @riiii0en, ouf -ei@
men itarten Sal 6es MSf0ss bOrbereitet
un6 feIbif cine nod ar0Bereuno f9neI<
lere gerbefening Der 8ufuta aIs Die
iebt eingetretelte iniirbe nIsbnun feine
6bnIi9e Gt0rnn9 beraplaBt baben, neil
bis Dabin bic 3ufubr bon 8ro0ucten
toran6fi dtIi@ 70 tart tusrsen mus, 1aB
aud Elm fortb efebenbes NliBbertan6 :
nib 5tuifdet eiirDpaifAeu unD pielIeif
tigen 8reifen umfafenoe 8eribiffuns
gen nidt bate bintertreiben f0nne,t.
Son langerer Dauer fam bic aegen<
ipartise unterbredun9 6es Grport<
Sanbels aIIereiH98 ni6t fein, aber Fe
1T 9erabe in oiefent Mtornent UNI 10
el1pfnblf1er,. aIs aud bic WabEngis
tation it6renb in ben 8erfebr ein9reift.
Sem Support 9anotI for1nit Der
pI6kIide Sda bes M9iD's itttnitten Otr
eaton ebenfaAs icbr' Vn9eIegen, Die
obntbitt berrfEben1el 8nriiG6oItnng Der
Gdufer miro 0abnr1 nod herltdrtt uno
Bis Die @ahl bpriber, 1T Die SaBress
Seit 10 melt bor9eidritten,. Dap oas
8erf6uftfe niGt uobf nehaebolt ners
ben Fam. ateAnet man SnSn nod oiee
SpInnllttg fiber 6as NefuIfat Der gee
fern ob9ebnItenen; fbeiIi6eilel fIidass
Aebenben Gtdutstpablen, bon ueIGer
LETT Anfdng biefsr 5Bo9e ale @es
fddfsbrhn1en tte1r o6er fpeniger SR
iei6eit bntten; 10 1T Die fat aI9etneine
StiIIe, Die Bente III nfeIoert iinIere uns
angsnebnte 9tnfgdbe III, binrei@eno ere
Hart. @ef1ef Grfnk fir oie Inter-
bretbnng 6es @elGdfts Fn6eit isir ies
bod in ben MeInItdten iener Bablen,
ipeIde Ser sbrlofsn Harfei ben Sobesss
fob eeben uno nit Der grlu6blung
@raut' s atbt anr 6erh wciitit, lonbern
aud Der Sinan3, benz SanoeI un0 Der
Snoritriei ben baiei9etl SBe9iiit eli
ner neusn iinO belIerettu Mtra ftdttft.
Nie Stimniun8 llnierer @ei@dftstpelt
--ztrenn mir 0eren iptnige uilfaibere
gIenente alisi9IieBen, Die ftets aitf Oen
Nuin Oes 2arbes fpeculirt buben = 1T
beute cine oebobene un6 nit Wertraiien
fieht NON Der 5ufunft ent9e0err. .Gsit
besitt 0eotBen 1T iebe 5ut6t, bic yias3
| ton oArd deracterIole Denlagp9fn an
ben Stranger esiteM gu ieben, U0HIfans
big aefHpnn6fn ainD nod ebe mir piesr
ieS @eferat ldIieben, ipirb europa ieie
men @ladmhni@ gum @iees Ser Gbrs
|Itdfeittin nherfaals erbObten @ourfen
fur Bunbeapaptefs, puseebriift babcn.
a9o,ls,ifa eslo;g &c. y. 2o1sjIa.J
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20

sic Iahen has gltbIifgn srgebenff 3u einer Bettbz
tigang hires srpsen unb STANDARDIZATION 2agers elm
uit5 perfpre4eni st bfHtsen grstieif s pertapfen.