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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
g9ittel 0ifrift bon xennelIee.

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Senneee, innerbalb oben9enannten 9itrifts ernannt
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ben 0iftriH court 9enannteH Siritts Bancroft err
tldrt I0oroen lift.
geseben 81 Glaitspiue, Eenn., 1. San. 1865.
ian6 smp Sprace 8. eurtpn. vi snee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
Nlittel 0ifrltt bon senneiIee.

SYN Mfle. bic e9 an9ett: Ser nnters. aete
%NmadJt hermit tetannf, baB eF gum Mifignee pom
Dr. @pIoftetn non gafbuiuer Sluofen Gountp i'm
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bin bar ben Diitrft Court genannten 9I1trtts bans
terott erfIdrt poroeH 1T.
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ion8 3mw Office 63K @esar gtraBe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
MitteI Difritt bon Seanelfee.

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AVma5t bterrtit befannt, bab er sum Aiignee pon
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ben Siftrih eomt genannten 9fritts bancroft erss
tldrt lporbeu 1T.
Geseben 81 Columbia, 8enn., q. 9es. 1867.
JAMS 3mU 2iomsI 8. Roab, aifignee.
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Nnfiinoiallnq.

600 Ybpte9rnpbien pof, ausgeseidnetem 8eriouen
81. SOC; 40 4hotograpbien pom Hnjons sGffIsieren
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Dapib xaDIpr. fr.s
JAMES Dai6ington, . 6.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
Mlittel Diitrift bon Seru,eilee.

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%Nma6t hermit befannt, baB CT sam Mifignee pom
Senru 9. 9orrts pom montgomery GountS imGtaate
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9egeben su gIartsuiue, Gent, 80. Se3. 1867.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
MitteI 0iifrift bon Senneilee.

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nanaten Gtitrifts bancroft erfiirt tporbcn 1T.
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iap9 ans,e Office 621s Gbur9 StraBe.
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Mgentell OerlanQt.

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Ndhmaf9in einaufiibren. 9teis $25. Sic
brau6t 5pd Sd6en uilo maebt ben edbten IuBs
IT'D. aHe ii6risen mobIfelen aRaf4inen MAIDEN
ben Rettenfttb. Sober Mgent ipir6 nit elmer
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LID suertannt aRan fenbe mad GirfuIaren,
W4. M9. Bead n. Co.,
ian25 go. 29i S1peite GtraBe; memphis, Eenu.
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Glainls an0 8ateate.

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" preme 6outt Der @ereniGten Staten, court fir
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tenten fir Griin6er geifbenft. .'sas ~ sss
Office: Gde Der 8. unb StraSe, gitp 6a aeaeuibsr,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-05

sentimental and misunderstood by those who, living
al dist ance from the seabOard, must fail to appre-
cate TO any great extent whatever pertains TO the
sea or sailors life, IL has, strictly according TO
she measure OF is success gradually won the conf-
dence OF the people OF the commonwealth and COM
mented itself worthy OF their support. They De-
lieye that its system and management have been
carerully scrutnzed by those who have the best
b tS%ered by them ha. been sucn .. :. ,, -. .ns
sAes. credit upon those, Who, with far-sighted
pnilanlnropy conceived ans. e.eoope.. the IDEA OF
nautical SCHOOL as a." Indispensable adjunct TO our
reiorna.ory wv educational system" os
AmyiieH.i people love the sea. They are, as IL was
sai' Dy the first Napoleon, the best sailors IT, the
world. No career offers more certain AID liberal
compensation for intelligent enterprise There Is no
surer avenue to individual and national prosperity
than that which lies in the direction Of extension
Of commerce. 10 maintain IL we must obtain sea-
men. The romance OF depraved youth
generally leads him to the sea. His readings
are Marryatt, Defoe, Cooper Bryon and Fall
coner, whose glowing portratures have drawn
from the hearth stones Of inland homes, as well as
rom city haunts, in times past the best or the
widest Of her The terrible disasters that occur
been caused or increased in too many instances by
Tie scarcity or inc0mpetency OF Seanen. Bad sea-
men make inefficient officers, and good seamen
render It impossible that incompetency shall main
tam the highest position on the quarter deck There
Iore II Dehooves every State in the Union, and par
1cuarly the great State Of New York. to follow
III the footsteps Of Massachusetts I'm this REFORM and
she can also demonstrate the practcabty Of turn
ing something OF the excess OF her vicious youth to
pursuits cOngenal to many OF them, which Will min
lister directly to their advancement in honorable
courses OF life, to the enlargement Of the counrys
commerce TO the security OF ocean travel, 10 tlle
lands Of the principles Of American liberty and to
the honor of the American flag.
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While the lamp holds out to burn
The yilest sinner may return2
MURDER IN TINE SECOND WARD.

Last evening, between nine and ten O'Clock, Mr.. II.
W. Iopson, halter of $40 Broadway, residing at Far
Rockaway, started from Broadway, New York, to
Brooklyn TO procure horse and buggy to take him
home. He stopped on the way at Farrar Lyons, a
large liquor store, el South street, and while there
Henry Z. Lyon one or the partners, said to Hopson,
"You owe me for bottle Of gin which your wife got
here" iopson replied, ''You arr liar: am will
ing to pay Tor It. but my wife IL too much or lady
to buy bOttle OF gin from yOu.r Lyon thcreupOn
struck iopson with an umbrella and Knocked him
down twice. The latter when he recovered himself
drew his revolver, which was four barrelled
his breast the friends OF Lyon Immediately closed
the door, called In officer Goodwin, had HObson ar
rested and taken 10 the second ward station house
LYON was carried to the city Hospital, where he died
~ fifteen minutes 10 eleven. Hopson Is man below
the medium height and about thirty three years of
age. The deceased was Of large build and about
VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-05

The monthly report Of Fire Marshal Bracket OF
hres during the month OF August has the following
facts and figures The total number OF fires and
alarms during the month was seventy Of this
number ten fires were eXtinguished by the members
OF the Fire Department without any alarm being
given, While the police discovered and eNtnguished
nineteen. There were six false alarms. The total
loss occasoned by these fires is alleged TO I've s2i3lIo
against which ~ Insurance to the amount OF
t44I649' divided IA follows-Iosses on buildings,
so4oo1i on STOCK, tl4S.6j. Insurance buildings,
Sls.66e ON stock s2j0,0s3. As the result Of invcs-
.igaions conducted under the authority Of the Fire
Maisha there were two parties committed to answer
Ior aS,s vi alleged incendiarism during the month
VIZ, henry Z. wheeler charged with setting fire To
the premises No. liz Broome street held to bail IN
me sum OF 5000 by Justice Mansfield, and Catharine
bayer charged win setting fire to the grocery
No. IA avenue &, held TO bail by the same mags-
trate. There were besides, two fires ~ iDcendiary
origin where no clue can be found tn the perpctra-
tors. Twenty-thrce fires were extngu,shed with
merely tri1ing damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-05
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

The great question. or one III them. now agitaiinR
fashionable society at the watering places isis II
proper To eat green corn from the cob and take
chicken bones IN the fingers LADIES who are ac-
cusomed 10 answer this question In the natural and
common sense way al home often seem tn suppose
maj company manners" require them to convey
all tood TO tue mouth 10y the aid " knife and FORK
when away aud deny themselves the luxury OF tax
ng things VI their fingers, greatly to their disconl-
ior' " not positive INJURY. Baillat Savarin gen.
tleniah, collrtier and philosopher. says:--"Alwa!s
nave variety OF litle side dishes. chops, sniail
brds. wings oi fowls, things with bones In them,
lungs theN can taSe m their ringers: IN short. pick
ings Tor observe that ladies apply themselves with
delight To things hey eau pick
Nolice is posted on the Pavilion Hotel that tue
season ~ 1oney Island will close on Wednesday the
v'n ihs'. Ihc steamboat viii run up to that date.
a new hOiel mas Just been completed aud opened
NJ bflsloi y. H., near Newfoundland Lake. " Is
q large ana commodious building. four stories above
the basement, thoroughly built well furnished
throughout ana III every respect first class hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-05
CLEARED.

Steamship City OF Paris (Br), Kennedy, LverpoolJohn
Dale.
Steamship Iowa Orb Hedderwick Glasgow-H Henderson
Bros.
Steamship Percre tFr) Dnchesne Havre-G Mackenzie.
Steamship Arago, Brown, Bremen Ruger Bros.
Steamship D,rigo, johnson. POrtland-J Ames.
ship Freedom, Bradley London-T Dunham's Nephew &
Co.
Ship Carla Anst, Roguson, Antwerp-Funch, Menck 4
Wendt
Ship Constellation, Jansen, st john NB-C Carow.
Ship winthrop Stewart, Charleston Topper Beate.
Bark Ormus, Pettingal Marseilles- Brett, Son Co.
Brig Rosalia 1tan, Valpe, Trieste-A Agrest.
Brig Kilvey (Br), Kenward st Johns, NF-Bowring
Archibald.
schr Davis Bishop. Wilmington, NCJ Smith Go.
Schr Willie Dill, English, Beaufort NC-Thomas Holmes.
Schr Gesner Egbert, Alexandria Van Brunt Ssght.
Schr L Stevens, Studley, B0ston-Baker Dayton.
Schr T. G Sawyer, Keen, Boston--Simpson 4 Capp.
Schr Smith, Chase, Providence-F Ferguson.
Steamer Chester. Jones' PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-05
TIE BROADWAY TEEsGRE SHOOTING 9lT-
RAGE.

The examination In this case, inaugurated with
such seeming vigor before Judge shandey, eeems
destined to drag its slow lerr.. .,y.- v"sf"-sag'
~ ten O'Clock A. NJ, the examination wac :" Ms.
~ lue Essex Market Police Court but
OWING to the non-attendance Of the DE-
Attornev a third adl9nInme"' "'' .,,s
time Is FSS latA 10" took p'ac &c ans
Necessary ne .n%as mediate absence out OF town
Vi suo' Shandley. Meantmei Sherln O'Brie'
WI" mas publicly assumed to back up his SUBJ rd-
mates In this transaction was present, as aso
Deputy SneriiIs Hickey Moore and Leary The alleged
| principals in the shooting, their cnuc5e and large
| number OF witnesses The hitch, as will be seen
from the report given below OF Yesterdays proceed
ings is the absence oS the prosecuting attorney Mr.
! A. Oakley Hall. Two hours were spent waiting for
this official to put in an appearance with exhibitions
OF mingled wonder and impatience on the part OF
| those thus compelled 30 wait.
Counsel for the defence argued that he could with
perfect legal propriety move dismissal Of the COM
| plant, but he did not consider this would be doing
right TO the defendants. On their part, as also the
sheriff there was an anxiety to have all the iacts
fully investigated. An entire justification OF the acts
Of the deputy sheriffs could he shown. Those men
were public officers in the discharge of official duty
me question was whether men OCCUPYING sucn lg Sa
discharge of their duty or whether sncn
men as Mr.. iIarkins be allowed to push
he made good his escape The result of the preee-
dent established was to ntimidate deputy sherlfs
and open the avenue Of escape to guilty parties
striving to evade the legal process Of tile law. 1t
looked to him AS though the prosecuting ATTORNEY
was DESTROYS of avoiding an examination, but TINS
they did not wish, ana while he moved for an adj
ioGrnment he wished the Judge would notify the DIS
tTict Attorney that in OF his failure to appear he
should he compelled to dismiss the complaint.
He wished the Judge would name as early IA day as
possible for the examination.
The Judge answered that he should be out OF town
next week, and could not iX upon an earlier day
than the 18th inst. He had been anxious on his
part, to finish up the examination and even had en-
pressed Willingness to sit on Sundays AS for n0ti-
fylDE District Attorney That ne should dismiss
the complaint in Of his non-atendance to prose-
cute he did not feel disposed at the present stage OF
the proceedings TO do this but to go on with the evil
| dence for the defence.
Counsel for the defence said that would suit them.
He desired cOunteraction through the evidence to
be adduced of the erroneous and exaggerated state
| ments that had appeared in the public prints and
| show. as he claimed how fully the defendants were
| justified in their acts.
| An adjournment TO the 18th inst. was accordingly
agreed upon and the witnesses present notified to be
promptly in attendance at The time specified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-05
VOTES ABOUT Town.

Fire Marshal Bracket, who is at present enjoy ing,
with the "et cPterds,' the snug little berth of five
thousand year, Is about to he ''testimonalIzed'
by the police squad of the Twentysixth precinct of
which he made decidedly better captain being
used to that sort of business than he does Fire
Marshal, of the duties of which he absolutely knows
nothing, as has been proved repeatedly since he ac-
cepted the Office. The Marshal is to be beautifully
engrossed'' by resolutions gotten up by ambi-
tious scribbler who doesn't expect any favor-Of
course nOt--and he will be specialized over and
thanked, and then, at the conclusion of a 'sme all
round" hung up in the excaptains parlOr ..to dry"
The Fire Marshal IS open to testimonials-it is a way
he has-and we therefore advise the man who has
contracted to supply his bureau with envelopes and
paper, &C, to 'hurry up his cakes' If he would
''save his bacon" Insurance companies are expect
ed around about the 1st of January, 1862 "to view
the premises and admire the hgurcs.n
There Is good deal Of food many charitable insti-
tutions and not little work in big city, and yet
a man died on Thursday from inanition-died be-
cause he could not obtain pitiful mOrsel Of nOur
ishment to keep his soul and his body together.
The superintendent of Buildings hurrying up the
tenement house people. lie has notified sixty-twO
owners and agents to put up what he facetiously
calls hre escapes'-mantraps, sensible people name
them--on the fronts of their tenement superstruc
escaper seen on many houses In this city the mos
preposterOus.
good place for the Water street missionaries 70
hold MONDAY prayer meetings in-the subterra-
mean chamber OF sheriff O'Bren's Office in the City
Hall.
Not too late to be saved fr0m the wrath to Gomez
the "penitentsr who sit in the Councimanic cham
Der Of the City Hail. AS by legislative enactment
these disinterested gentlemen 10 have their
political heads taken of, would it not be well for
sensation preachers to try and convert them from
the error OF their wayss DO not these know that
while the lamp holds to burn
The vest sinner may return?
Some crazy geologst has discovered that the lower
part Of Manhattan Island rests columns and
arches OF basatic rock, against and through these
vast river OF fresh water rolls and foams, and the
estuary OF which is in the ocean twenty miles
from the Long Island shore. He further declares
that by the action Of the water the columns piers
are being gradually worn away; and that, in con-
sequence, time will come when the city south Of
Canal street must tumble into the depths. When
that happens what fall i'm real estate there will be
the vicinity OF Wall street, As this ..collapse''
may happen In the course OF a thousand years. we
advise people to abstain from investing IN 'fancy
property" as 1t may "drap on to 'em.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-05
MILITARY NnIfs.

Company +, Twelfth regiment. declines contestnr
with the Boston Montgomery Guard for the cham
pon flag
Tue following named officers have been commits
stoned by the Commandcr-in.Chief in the National
Guard during the week ending August wi
Battalion Washington Grays-Ienry w. Coyer,
captain; Joshua l.. lalstead, first euienant; Edwin
NJ. Corwin, second lieutenant, tn form Company G,
with rank rom April 90 ls6s.
Tie foll0wnr designations have been accepted -
Twenty FIRST regiment-First Lieutenant William
Weaver, August ~.
Stxty-hth rcglment-Second Lieutenant Frank
Grabensialer. tO date August l.
Battalion Artillery, Twenty-nfh reriment--First
Lieutenant W. u. Hughes, August 2S: Assistant Com
missary william J.. Manson August -.
grand military bail viii he given at the Steison
House Long Branch. thls evening In honor of Major
General Meade and STAN Preparations have been
perfected at the Branch To make the ball brilliant
Success
The rwelfih regiment. Webster Guards AMI al,
viii visit Pougbkeepse ON ilc 10th instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-05

.imodore GoldsbOrough has been ordered W
ordnance duty at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
Commodore Francis b. Ellison has been detached
from duty as Lighthouse Inspector Of the Tenth dis
trict, headquarters Buffalo, N. Y. and placed Or
waiting orders. He will be relieved ON the Ist of
October by Captain Gustavns Ii. Scott, whose order
to the Philadelphia Navy Yard has been revoked.
from the command Of the Mahaska and placed on
waiting orders.
Master Schetky and First Assistant Engineer
Tower have been detached from the Mahaska and
ordered to irOn-cl duty at New Orleans.
Paymaster Henry NJ Dennston has been detached
from duty as Naval Storekeeper at Rio JaneirO and
placed on waiting orders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-05

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