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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

Democratic party, in 1861, said the
government might Ego 10 hill" so far
as it was concerned, aud 10 order 10
carry gu! their rebolious feelings,
raised vast armies, murdered Union men,
starved TO de'th in Democratic prison
pens, over 10000 Union prisoners, re-
sisted the draft. raised mobs 10 the cilies
Of the. North. and done everything that
laid in their power TO destroy the gov.
eminent, Strange these Democratic OF.
atorS can't think of these things, when
they ore addressing the people,
Al tho conclusion of Mr.. Moores
speech, Judge n. Simpson (the renegade
who it will be rOcOllected was The Re.
publican candidate for the House Of
Delegates last fall, came forward amid
cbOsrs for Seymour, PendlelOn and Blair
and began 10 give IN his experience"
He with great tears 10 bis eyes, said
be wanted 10 make an honest confession
and while doing SO he asked for the
prayers Of The Democracy" while the
Great High Priest Of The Mason county
Journal cried Amer! Amen!
He seemed very sorry for what he had
done against tho Democratic party, du.
ling the campaign last fall, and asked
forgiveness. which was freely awarded
by Mr. Howard, proposing three times
three cheers, for Judge N. Simpson,
which were given with hearty good
will. with now and then hurrah for
jeff Davis. When after q dus Time he
was admitted into full membership 10
the rebe.democralic reputation party
amid great rejoicing. firing Of cannon,
and waving of flags.
After the Judge had finished his con.
fessiou and received tho prayeIful at.
Lenlion of the few Democratic voters
present, there might have been heard
coming upon from thu Threats of the
numerous Radicals present, that good
old song:
"old Simpsons gone, that good old man;
We meier shall see him more.
He used to wear the old RAIDS coat,
All buttoned down before"
The Judge was also complimenel by
the psrly into whose hands he has just
fallen, by being appointed rs dale
gate to the Domocratic Stale and Con-
gressional Conventions.
Thus ended one Of the grsndest pu-
Iilical fsrces that ever came off in the
good old county of Mason.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

Nu.ing the trinmphs of Reconstruction
the New York Times saves; A restored
Union al the handso Of Republican Gou!
gress, despite Executive vetoes and the
Democratic party, will ba tho tidal wave
of success which will carry Grant and
Colrax on to victory ir November. Il
is not only the most important result Of
the session., but the most important
since the suppression Of the rebellion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16
TIiD NECRO DELRGATE.

WeIundodnnd I that lHs fennaadaa
and Yves, virginia| D elOgatious to the
Nav York Democratic National Con-
,sention, occupied contiguous seats, and
that sbe negro delegate from Tennessee,
sat next 10 the West Virginian', Think
Of this for five days, with the thermoa>
etor up among the nineties.
We are curious to Know what Mr..
Hall Of Mason, and Col. Ben, Smith Of
Kanawha, thinks Of this. They can
swallow the "niggsr' without "gagging"
il he be a Democrat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

"Rio Gnnde,' The Republican patty
has lost nothing, but the Democratic
party have gained a great e1pounder Of
their principles; they have also gained
material TO run for Judge. which the
party could not supply before the acqui.
sitiOn Of the "Grost Imported" The
Judge can now fiddle niger, Niger, bu!
the rank and Gle won't dance to his
music. A LOCKER OK.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16
Democratic Meeting!

Pursuant 10 the extensively adverlf-
sei call for grand Democratic Mass
Meeting ard County Convention, the
Democrats began TO assemble in the
Court House yard, early on Saturday
morning, expecting 10 hear speeches
from Dan. voorhees,, OF Indiana, Judge
Thurman aud Geo. II. PsHiIetOu, who it
was said would positively be here, but the
crowd was doomed to disappointment,
and were compelled 10 listen to scme OF
the lesser lights of this aaI adjoining
counties.
B,Iueen Eve and six hundred people
we're present, about one Third Of whom
were ladies'.
The meeting was organized by elect
ing the renegade Captain Darncll, Of
West Colombia. President, and D. W,
9o|sIsy, Esq, of Point Pleasant, sesrr.
nary.
AL Z. B Kline, Esq, Of Cabell county,
was the fn! speaker. He began in the
esuat Democratic style. of "nigger,"
'i'uiggsr." He made desperate at
tempt 10 discuss the Chicago Platform
and to prove thatil declared in favOt
Of negro soErage, but in this he most
sigOslly failed. and abandoned it cryirg
"nigger!" lie said ho government W as
established for white men alone, but he
Failed to ell bow the Democrats Of the
South we're courtiag the negro vote, how
the white Democrats OF Mississippi, al
She late election, took the negros who
would consent 10 vote tho Democratic
ticket 10 the polls, in their baggies, and
then after they had deposited their vote
q look them back 10 their homes. Oh no.
he couldn't think Of telling this; nor did
10 tell that dem ocralic negro I'om Ten
nessse, was admitted as fall delegate
into the Democratic NotiOpal Couven'
lion at New York. This no could not
think Of telling, because it would leave
The people in doubts as 10 whether tho
Democratic party vs5 really o "whiu
mans" party or not. Ha said that TIL
white men Of the South we're all dis
hapchisod, while the negroes we're nj
lowed 10 vote. This was misteprc
sontNtion Of the facts in the case. 1t
Knows that not white man is disfran,
sbisod 10 the Rebel Suites, unless he
,.oasr conviction of crime, cad f.,
|bo have been guilty Of starving
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16
WEST VIRGINIA., SIS:

A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
n, Circuit Court Of Mason county, in tho
month Of July, 1868.
Philip II, Mckinley In assumpsit aud
VS.
Henry X. Bradbury Attachment.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain iudg,
mcnt against the defendant for the sum Of 5000
and to subject certain goods and chAttels OF
the said defendant in the said county Of Ma
Ban to the payment OF the sane.
Aud It appearing by affidavit hled il the
papers Of the cause, that tho said defendant 10
non resident Of the State Of West Virginia.
IL is ordered that ho do appear here within ono
month after due publication Of This order ana
do what is necessary 10 protect his intared'
TesIo: w. W. W, HARPER, Clerk.
bJ T. W, Sissou, Deputy.
English, ne, tJuly l6-iw,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16
OTTCE.

THE Board Of Education of Hannah Town,
L ship, hlyiug condemned one acre OF land
in School Districts Nos. Q, 3, A, 8, 9 and 90.
the ownerJ of the Lame will please make or
cause to be made the deeds 10 the same, with.
in ten days after the publication OF this notice.
or application to'thc Court wiz gc made fo.'
''S July IyS is.4 %Fe0'u" y. r. s'ELfoN olsft
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS KNOWING themselves
n indebted 10 the late firm Of Wilson d Bro.
are hereby respectfully requested TO com, fer.
ward and settle their accounts Immediately
It is necessary that we should have our money
! those who owe us do no. reepond PROMPTLY.
their accounts will be placed in an officers hand
for collection. Payment can be made TO s. / :,
Wilson, at the Excelsior Mills.
July l6-iw. WILSON d BRO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

The Democratic platform proposes
that tho credit Of the Government shall
DO maintained iuvioluIc, and that the
Governments promises TO pay shall DO
deliberately broken. But it does not
toll US how these contradictory promises
Me 10 BE- reCOnciled,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

Since the admission Of Joe, Williams
the Democratic negro from Tenn. 10 a
seat in tho Democratic Convention, it
has been discovered that ii is a misOk
idea that tho negro possesses on odor
different from tia, Of the white. Tho
delegates rather liked tho smell than
otherwise.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

A Fire-eatirg candidate for Office
down South was asked his opinion on
ncg'o suffrage.
On, On the niggPr' they should
not be allowed 10 vote at ALL" Yes
Colonel, hut about Ave hundred Of them
in your district want To- vots-lhO Demo.
crutic tiOhot." "Oh. ali! Yss-yeS-
vary ScM That m axes alhlhe diffepnc6
ia the world"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

FoR SALE Three hundred new Pen
dleton uniforms, for which the wearers
have no luther use. Also Pendlelon,
brass band, which circumstances over
which they had no control have been
compelled 10 disband. Apply at the
headquarters OF tha late Ohio delegation
in Cincinnati. Terms Of sale, specie: no
more greenbacks waited.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

The Republican Senatorial Convention
for the fin Senatorial District met in
Poin! Pleasant W. w., July Alb 1868.
Immediately upon Adjournment! of the
Congressional Convention.
On motion Capt. Il. G. Pstsons Of
Putnam wa; chosen President, and Geo.
H Porter of Kanawha, Secretary.
On motion the credentials and basiE
Misrepresentation of The Congressional
Convention ~sre accepted and adopted
for this Convention.
The names Of Hon. Gresnbury Slack,
Hon. j. NJ Phelps and Geo. W. Tippelt
we're put in nomination.
A ballot being taken. resulted in The
choice of Hon. John Il Phelps of Ma.
son county, as the nominee Of the con.
venlion.
On motion The SeHstorial Commute
now acting were re appOinled-Thereup
on lhe Convention resolved itself into a
Jndicial Convention. with same Orgsnizl.
lion &c, admitting the delegation from
FsyeLto county.
Judge j. W. HOge, being put in ncmi.
nation for Judge Of the 18th Ju licisl Cir.
cult and there being no other candidate
before the Convention, on motion he
was declared nominated by accl,mation.
On motion the Convention adjourned
II. G. PARSONS, President.
GEO. H, Porter, Secretary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16
SURRENDER ptANK. 3

The following is the famOas "surondet
plank" adopted by the National Demo
cratic Convention Of 1868;
Rs,Olcei, That this convention does
explicitly declare. as the sense Of the
American people, that slter four Sssr1
Of failure TO restore the Union by lhs on.
pertinent Of war, dbting which, under
the pre.euce of q miitsiy Necessity Of a
war power higher than the Constitution,
the Constitution itself has been disregar.
in evcty part, and public liberty and
private rights alike trodden down and The
material prosperity of the country easer.
TALLY impaired. justice, humanity, lib
erty. and the public welfare demand
thatimmsdiate efforts be made for q cess.
alton Of hOSIililies. with view to an I'll.
innate convention OF all the States, OF
other peareobs means to the end that
at the earliest practicable moment peace
may he restored on the basis Of the Fed.
eral Union of the States.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16
rnRpENocRATIc VICTIM.

The Cincinnati Commercial says: The
great Sandhedrim of the Democratic
faith has at last made its selection.
They have picked out scape goat and
sen, it out into the political wilderness,
with the sins Of The party around its aecS
and the prayers Of the faithful fellow
the victim on its journey. The old fellow
kicked and demonstrated, but in vain,
After McCook had blessed it and VAL
landingbam had poured the oil of party
benediction upon its fleece, High Priest
Belmont drove it out from the congre-
CATION as sacrifcial Offering. And
that tho devoted one has to be butted
by such q remorseless old hc.goat as
Grants the worst of it. AS the boys
would say, "Won't he catch It,"
That such fate should have overtakcn
one Of tho shrewdest Of tho party is
solemn warning TO all that remain. AS
Tom Corwn said at the nomination Of
Polk, "Arterthis no one is safe, A man
goes to bed respected citizeu, and hc
rises in the morning and finds himself
candidate of the Democratic party for
the Presidency" Alas! such is life,
-
There was regular woolly.hsuded
negro 10 the New York Convention, as
a delegate, namely, Joseph Williams, Of
Tennessee. He was regularly elected by
the Democracy Of that State, and duly
accredited. Can the chronological p0moc.
racy of the West stand this? Can such
things be and overcome thom like a
summer cloud? Where are thy thuudsrs
oh valondinghaml and thy lighlenings,
Brooks? A niger in Democratic Con.
ven!iOn!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-28
VALUED AT s1aa. 900.

seee1a rn1e-,une Lot on seeend street
site the CITY hatlasng Asen iil.--2s feet on Sec
ona s. ra sai.sn'e ,ol s,ofes. aiue so',ou
= AT :, 80 L1I on corner oe1ussa
Asfs mn QUIZ - srees., Aiten, Hi,-ss - -.
ssa s..ss' ~ q ~. 1ssp' alneo - $500
I. rs1e..une Los aaJoin,ng tne aness.
xeissson fiAsa stfecs and ~ iset deep. sAissd
. ss,~eo,
:. sI1sa rae..one Los adloinil9 ,As eoose,
= sss ~ " liss. sssess sad 81 Nes 81 sA'sso
Ss,vyS; .,...,. 49,.
:, -. - 49, 80 " !. .As h s.v,s
!. I.s aas ~ e. q
ING Or Same zsx4o 'ess. iso stores nis0' q ons
s1S g. s. ~ '0eaP'ea = 'ArPesss1 ''0p sasu
MIL y oonPls.s q bee. 9.ssi.ssar., and hn-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-28
Making in all 500 Valuable Prizes,


DETAILS OF THE DRAWING.---A suitable
committee u fssponssblexnd hoaofahle gentlemen
viii BE- selected TO conduct the drawing snd awsrd
ing tho Primes on the dsy appointed, at the City
Hall. Alton, III. Plan Of drawing willbe similar
q III cns Of ChsussAad Smith min sad fAEn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-28
F1rat Prize,

on the corner Of Piasa and Third streets, front
ing on PiAsa 10 feet, running bsck Ios feet.
Eizs Of Mnehins Shop, As feet vide and 100 fest
long, four stories kishhrst story stone, two tbot
wafl, the, ether three brick; metal roof; hcasy
iron cpinnns through the centie Of each siory.
Foundry rs feet vide. SO feet long, 30 feet high,
Of brick goad cupdo end roon, ard cHe room.
Bl cksmith Shop IS feet wide, 50 feet long, stone
and brick, metal roof. odice I5x2e, two stories
high Of brick; metal roof, All the above Shops
ase sappliedwith tho best engine, 1athss, plansrs
asd tools AroughNti good Ia Of iron Ind vnpd
TASKS. and good iot Of patterns. The above
Shop has capacity 10 work leo hands. Oaiee
has safe, desks clsA, I'D furnisures Al in good
order
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-28
HDUSE FURNISHING GO6DS

Wood, willow and TofIet-wsre Bird Cagss, Chi
reu's Carriages Ice Chests Water Coolers, Fsn Line
and Tackle, &C.
rhs attention Of the country trade Ii called to our
FULL AND NEW STOCK,
which % osr TO eash buyers at b. Lous and Chicago
prices, iarlsl A. kSsh =. "
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-29

Sa Seoalia N1o. bat elm sSeuer 6
erobe Gef9aftsbauier asfltort. Inter
Den &bgebrannten fin0 Die 6eutfden
8amen Slorsbeim, gfuBbereer uno
9Solf. 8erlult $4,000 NIT nenis
8erT6eriln9.
'Sn 8ittsburg ipir6 elm Seutf9er,
gtamenS gnton Srebboeel, &lei6erp
banoIer, felt s Sagen bernliBt. Ser
felbe 9in9 M6eno8 aus uno bate einen
@bef fur $1,000 un6 etlpa 5000 9eI6
BEL iid. Wan fiirdtet faules GpieI.
9onoon, 27. San.
Der Senier Sbaw lit ats Gesie>
run9s5eu9e anf9etreten uno bat er,
flart, DAP Barrett, aer fiirilid perbaf>
tet nuroe, Die Glerfeniuel Mine anges
siinbet bat.
Sir guIltu9 Garoleb tuur6e su 18
Monaten 8udtBauS iuegen 8igamie
perurtBeilt. gr bate 1859 ir BEN
9orf gebeirathet un6 1867 nieoer in
Qonoon clue 6rau 9enommen, mabreno
eritere nod am 2eben mar.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-29
!, xennellee Ntittpo6, Den 29 Sanuar 1868, QllluI

| aiser Meife, anb gum G&Iui5e purbe
fogar in -geoie9enet 9gnsflhruno Elm
.9alanlan0er" 9erieben.
Mein Greu1b bate I'D, aeaeu aY;f.
terRadt aud eingefunoen. ar fas
tbeilnabmIos unb itiH inter Den N,dEs
li6en, Mfi0 ais ba6 @efbrdm iibsr S;.
oeuti@en Dihter ii@ rerbreitefe nnb
bic InbertteioIi9en Mnet6oten iber
&eine ipieoer aufsefrif@t luurben, aos
cine tiefe aBoIfe iiber feline Gtirti nnS
linnlntbig tunnote Ct iid ;u mir: ..Sm.
nier !uieoer 9eine! Sd ae0adte. r..
bigen Nbf9ieo bon einisen 6reunbeu
lebaleia 3u t0nnesl. Nfcr len oebe ~
mad 8eatfdIanb 3uri6. =
IS Wis nun gdr Elm iuneet Q0nAemann
nit traftiger9t 0os Seine. gNens
oelnlobn'lde 9ieo ,,Dn 1hSues Si.
f@ermao1en" anbob, ba 6viidfe fi,ir
Der S6pei8farne bic 8au0 uno ellie
obne Mbfdieo Die Stufen binou. Rir
aber itano Die ean3e gta@f tinburd bie
@etalt oes r6t5fel5aften Ne6bdeuS
NIT oem groBen. gebro@snen 8li6s
Dor Der Seele, unb 0a3uifhen erfIana
es pieOer 70 fesbaft f@0a unb bsgubis
sen0:
9sfin pers sIei@t gang bem Resrs
z Dat etnrut anb Gbt' aah SIxtb,
nnb man&t f9Eas WsrIe
Su feiner Siefe rubi &
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-29
Die erffe m alnerifa |!

9siete eeieHidaft adbte in ben erFten ~ gecnoten
iber @00W IgttgHebers snbgss tibef 5000 Douars
An ftfaafe aug, SAT nun eiT &eriltSde
non circa sic 600 an 1aao hnb Iuirb rec Irrb
aefplffenkd d # perrpdltst. SIR cine eerinee
idbrlta Gtn1ahguag erhGit Elm essraftttes wlits
ai,eo zine 10 B dbertLf d q flneylnsMng pom SO
Dpliars tlnb auSernem irerbel l., Gterbefduen 100
oIa,s ten 6IftsrbIiebsnen fir iie weet6tguag baa.
ousbeaohi tpesf Dies tt Der DeeIarntipa becntraai
redftuteis wft1ltebern freie traflt1s BrbanbI II
unh freie Debtsir. Seber geiurbe tilib fofbe Dson
ober Ssau uDn i6--65 s treu tnnn Mitglfeb bteie,
ierselGnsten Genssal assntea na& 4teipeetsll
| SanrHalen.
W1prit Gar,
| NASHVILLE SAVINGS BANK,
Il iaRf 6MtMfp Nashville, TSan.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-29
MitttI Diitrift uon Senneiiee.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

ESss rDirn biermif befannf aeInad,ts haA GIN
S13. sSanndr 1853 stn 9eorrant Of Bankruptcy
geeen eas BermDsen pom % am G. tes
Dou E2iI{ou Geuitp i'm 5taate Eenneliee erIaifen
rorhen 1T, rpeIder off eine eigene Petitien bin fur
Faufe ott erf6rt worSen it, bab GIo bic 3ahIng pon
BEN bdHteeott Grtlren seb5rt, TIN oser 1n fenem
Gcbrandb uHo bic neberirngans DGR irgeno einenl
Gi entbnm plrGb i'm seiesI q per5oten nS; saB cine
gerfammInns ppn beH GIdnbisrr bes sennnnten
fir bancroft GrtIdrten, mn ibre 6crbernncen ta
prif n uns einen ober nebrere Aifsnees ieines Ser
rn6aSns su ermdbIen, IS tara 1868 UNI 9<
iIbr 8ormtttdgs ais ein Court Of Soatruptp in Der
Office bes ReGiters Of Bankruptcy, i'm Court Saus ~
2eban1n, Iennefee, por germ MleTanesr ..
BlGhIer, Neetterj sebutten nereen feu.
Cd. R. @IascOG.
ian29 I'm Q. 81. Warf4aa, meffenssr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-29
SclegrapD. NalDrid)teu.
Jeatbritbteu aus gSafbinaton
GonsrsF Ssrbanbluugeu.
llutsr9ano Oes Darupfers gmeralb.
Soneres 8srbanbluugen.
llutersan9 Oes Dampfers gmsraiO,
aabeIsOepefben.
@af6iuatou, IS. San.


Sm Senat ipuroe Die Heconltrlf>
tionsbiH cine 3eitlang berbnnoelt, no :
BEL SreIinsbu1ien auBerte, tuenn iid int
Si0elf einGabenfrieg entipinntn iuiirhe,
10 iperbe i'm yior6en cine &rmee errid>
ret iperben, UNI Die S6erberrfdaft Der
gieger 5u iidera. 4
@omunoS bra6te cine Bill iiber Smr
peo6ment elm, Delde ben Mngefla9ten
m1brenb Der Oauer beS pro3eiIes bonn
9lmte entferntl ipenn Der Senat foIdes
nit 3peis Srittel gloioritat beldjIieBt.
9llle STANDARDIZATION in oieier Be-
siebuna ioIIen nit Gtrafen beleat mer.
Sen, Die $4,000 GeIbftrafe lno 20
Sabre gefdngniBltrafe ni1t iiberfeieen.
Ser Senat ging barauf 80 elmer @gss
eutio Sibung iiber. Ser YrdIiOent
hattie bic folgenoen Grnennun9en 3ur
Seltati.lung eingelanot:
Z. s. JieB Brofpn bon Gnlifornien, Sc
ianbter in Gbina. @m. 8. Biibop bon
@onneetieut, 8ateutcomntiGar. Srans
els ?. Yrice, Stem Sorf, @eneralconiul
IN Sabaiua.
5m Saus ipuroe bon Yomeron bonn
@omtte fur ole 8anfen cine Bil iber
Belteaeruug bon Nationalbnnfs Aftien
einberidtet, iueld1e angenonlmen iuuroe.
Sen. 8ane ri4tet in feineln 8eridt
iber ben Gdnb naturaliiirter Biir9er
i'm gIuslanoe oas orineen5e 8erIaneen
an Morobeuti6lan6 Den @runoiok eipis
ger &nges6rigteit aufsugeben.
gtepSort %. San.
Wtan begt 8efarAtungen tuegen bes
Dampfers vSiberia", tpeId,er fdoa felt
mebreren sSdgen hief faIli9 1T. Nni
gorD bcllcIben befineet fd Der nene
enaliide Gefan6te Sir G0maro Sborns
ton.
Sas SaBrboot sfiagara, fueldes in
2eparatnr lag, nutoe beute gtadt ans
eeitrdt. 3u9leid) iuurben Die Zane.
iuomit es an bas llfer befefigt mar,
our6i@nitten uno oa8 brennenbe Boot
frieb anf Sipei S@ifte 3u, in pelGent
1000 8fnno beFnoIi4 iuaren, aIlein es
perianf, ebe es nod NIT benfeIben in
Beriibrung tam.
Gottlieb Mapp aus WfiAiadn got iid
in Buffalo erf6oilen. Oeffelbe mar 35
Sn GtreetsbilIe, CANADA, fino biz
ahsgebebnten 4etniuanDfabriGen Dor
@oSerbani u. g8or6s 6nrd SSeuer ger,
fort iporaen. 8erluit S20O, 900.
ct. 2oHis, %. San.
Ser Sanipfer @IneralO BON sleiuSr
leans na9 Cincinnati, NIT 700 EcH
men grocerien bslaben, iit $50 MsiIe
oberbalb Stem SrleanS nabe Der Wliit
oune oes Meo Giiper i'm 0fllfiiippi Der
iunfen. Nlebrere 8afIagiere, iDoruHt'
4 Danen, ertrnnfen. Ser Gapital
uno bic Mianni9aft retteten f6. Ser
1nft 1926, 900.
Sn Chicago aia9 ein 9olisiif, gla
mems Sobn @al0pel in eineil Galc
ufn Elm @lds Giber gu trinfen un0
etunben Oarnuf itarb CT. Mlan be-
niutbet, bab er Dereiftet tuorben III,
.tr ben gigentbiiner 6ss SaIpnS meb
mails amgeSei0t bate.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-29
I'm BANKRUPTCY.

GA wtfe btefmit beeannt acnsad,t. ksa ann
S1S. Safunr 1858 Elm Barranf ef Hatifi rfer
eegen bas Dsfmsesn ron Sofept @reeg BON
psrrg Gonltp go staat Gen,asfiee get&@ auf
Iefien rsrbe, bab afo bic @e1ablune pom GnIbe,, h
bic neberlieierna ron 0fgsittbam, petdss BEN ban.
feroH Gxttdrten 0ebsrt1 an Tim pnef sH feifem @e.
fraItce ainS bte hsbertraeane ron treenb ei,em N,
aenthnm but9 i'm gefeHEi1 perbcfen ftEh, has eir,
BeridmmIung Don ben @idubieern bts eenannteii Ban
terott erFLHiten nm TIRE 6otberunaen Az prjen uni
yp6kIen AM ri Heeridf 1868 wn 10 tF Soruiittc *
ais Elm Court Of dufruptcn IN oer Office hes ReateiI
tn Dansrpieg, Sepaaabs Efnnefise, rer netr,
Der. etaatea IsribaE, geHmsa.
Dnr@ 9. Q. mkewenIIen,
8tp. %. et. Dsaisau, Rsasaser. tanaOam
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-29
IN RANKRuPTCY.

kzse ip'rb bferuiff beeapnt gemadbf, oaH ana
V11. Sanuar 1868 Elm aearrant in Sautruptcp
asaen bas 8erm5sen pom Milton 3. % otter pon
5teport Gountp i'm Stdot Tennefiees erlaiien
tporben til, ueI9er auf fetne et enc 4etitton bin
fir banferott ertlart wDrben it, oGs alp bic Sabluns
uoH SGuIoeH uno neberIiefernng rof Gieentbnm,
Dees 6em bancroft ErtLrrten eebSrs an ibn Deer sm
feinem @ebrouo5 uno bic neberr1gunG nom trgeno
einem Gieenthum bur9 ibn gefeslt4 pernOten finh ;
ha6 cine 8eriammlun9 non ben 0lGubigem oes gee
gen an priifen Mnb einen ober ebrere Misaees eines
syermSQeMs M ermdbIen, am o. Ntdr3 1868 nm
u i1br 8ormittngsais et Court Of fruptc1 IN Der
Office Ses 9egifters in 5dntfuptcp, TN Gourthas ~
6larfsui1e, Ienneffee, por Germ S. SAP 1ud,
: Qg. gt. @laseca,
Der. 81. garf5au Naeffenasr.
Sur9 s. O.. MeeM7mIIen,
qsen @ CT MorfdbaQ NRelfenaer iar9o Pm