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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-16
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-16

E Gsri1ni n a 70 eir udyt. Sn
BEN SS6Ile gegenl MeIinda Beiitoti, oesi
DiebitabIs angefIa9t apur0e erI no1le
pr6sequi eineerti9t.gi Der tSerIdts >
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Der Inn Gefdn9niB lsenOsn 9lrgeflaos
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minosrt bate =
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gen, ineId eIette $50 d { in
Der 8 ffite Des e nuntgs
lssslGl0nrt sG Ier.fs regiftrfrt
4. 10 urOen.
SO. s.. 6opea, 6. d. Wl., an s.
Ms MIIen, 9et IN Gbelbb's gIbOition,
$712.50.
ngbaB Rir&er unD arau ain Setter
SeG Got glo. SO In McGabDtfS NIau.
Sc. s.. 6oipeH, 6. u. 81, In Sno.
&irfmAn3 2ots in N9cNairp's 0Ion,.
S2289.50
8: 9orn an 3. 9. 0uIs6Om 40 8ab
dffGi0bF. $3.50.
8. s.. GIeaDes an .. 8 slins,
Gaus mnO Got in Der @taOs, $1,000.
q. g. Carp an Or. Bm. 8. SOnes !,
aot in Der @tabt, 1880.
9. 81. grOnffein an 2ucb s.. Nnbnte
fen; Got In gDatfins eIan, $1,000.
81. Eping, fen. an 90. ". B6ertBs
Got ali GiiO Union unb 9tebsnlOn
Qlbentie.
81. 6. M1alrb OH M, $. gllnrtbern,
BOT 1870 IN MEanrB ii. GIaiborlfea M0ois
zion, $500.
Der(elbe an benielben GOT 439, $3.50.
SIS. g. M0urp an s. 8. Gorbett,
Got 413, $240. 8
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-16

aw ssa,i r.. Sn Nlnrfreesboro ipir6
Die Enire febr fart befl6t urio eis giebt
I'D alIQtnetpe 8ufrieOenbeit nut ibrenl
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ftatt, tDeI6es Die sablreiden 8Widauer
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6oten, fi9 gu ber0ni9er, 0lus Nafbs
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3SafssfHe ii. .Sst.

= nDNF UnpefnnpftT. Hl1B q ~ 81
DpaarS, Nlebtum Btatt ST. bmnf[e @rab-
per ia GUia; M I'll Snperfein $6.25 so;
@et3en 10000; I56fer 55L57. !;
l&GrH 50 @euts Biz 4 8pIlar; iteneS so lis
60 Gents !; &C9get 4 Dollars nnb .35--A0
Gts. ; MeB V0rf $3.50 5 @&utaIa 1873
Cts; 8acDn SGuItern 134 Gte.s SfIare Sri
ten 17R Cts; @bisffp rObsn aOIfFet 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-16

E@ Rsrlit8 en- tn s.@, b CT q =
a a. Ser String $. bon Wiirs
temberg unb elm 9ieffc oeiielben, @rffes
rer @eilernt unb 3ekterer 9ienteunnt in
0lterrei6if1enO ienitet, bereifeti geaens
martha Arter bent 9lanlen @enefal unb
lieutenant Wurtenlber9, tuabrIbeinli9
oiefeS 9an0, nm 6ie Strategic nfO tedj=,
nifhe Sabrutei un5eres Biirgerfrtegs
an Srt lt16 Steae gu itiibiren uu0 ote
EgefnmneItene 8eobahtuneea IHO ST.
fabrungen in Sefterret9 sit berlpertben.
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in gbattaa0o9a, bon no fife 5Oas
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MOnntain, Mlilfionarb &ib9e u 8 10.
beMdten !. ieDe Stofaoe, @ropers
| f9ansung u. (. ~. aenaA uuterildbten
nnb aufseihpeten. fSreun6 &eurg 6.
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Chattanooga ipar iino 10ieflbeH sufdtIig
ais neutfde Wfilitars Ramens g8ar@
ttemher9 tennen ,lerfte nt1o erit fp6ter
iBrer Slang erfubr, mar ibneH bel Der
9lufludung Der. 6enfiplroigiten @tenen
bebuIFid i'uObei Die 3ufalige Auiutfeas
belt oes CARBOHYDRATES 6es @ene :
raIinaior Sbonlas, Oes Sol. Carr, Der
Rarter iiber iene. GeoenOen aufsenous
men bat, iebr sIt &tatten tam.
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nit Srn. Sind. in Chattanooga AIMEE.
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na6barten 8lantaee elm tpo' fie f9's
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men fontild1en Giti6rld it1abte es, ME
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taner Gbnttdnooga'8 ben bort bonn
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1Hs Is e'r3 e no IN DON On z ne
10 3 III e. Sci 9oer. BeFIen6iit9 bon
BaumwoIIe nitb bte Syrd9t ntdt iitehr,
ipie aeitber, mad tent 9AILeal bereN net,
-foa6ern ad1 100 9lfanoea, ipesbaIb
aIfo bas @eiuibt Der 8allen 9enau an :
aeaeben tosr0en niuB.a3' eIil
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-16

CNHF y O7O1 wv VIZ PFVs ~
RGfe. @rEsyn Reitrye 16--16A, Gas-
Iil& Dairy 163-17, 3antbnrS f6-16t Gts.
Grnbi4pretwdaren. .Gdnss Dfbt-.
mar Is, SaarH 38-45, @atnbrups 40-45,
3anbissufer 25-s 35. ]llg q - e {
Rcssea$I.25c. 4. li.4.a 91ois
@erffe, 2Dsll. 0retis4W ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21

Money is in good supply at Cal per cent on call VIVA
occasional loans at per cent on Governments. Con
mercial paper is easier at s0lO per cent.
Sterling Exchange is frmer, at per cent adyare,
The quotations are London co days, lo9i9O9l Londs
sight, 1O9ialO9lall0 Paris, long 5i7sa5Bl; Park
short, 5l5S5lal; Antwerp, S2Oa5i7i; Swiss, 52oa5r
Hamburg, So; Amsterdam, Aani Frankfort, 4oIan
Bremen, 7s997sI; Berlin, 7l.9ul o7t
In Freights, to Liverpool 5000 bush. Corn at 3D. Ia
tuns OIL Cake at 2ls; and by steamer 900 bush WAs
at 7sd and LOO bales Cotton at s9Id To Bristol loas
bush. Wheat at I'd. -.lf
The recent issues OF the Erie stock have produced ee
Indignation the street, striking IL has done fon.
dation OF confidence in all the railway property dealt in al
the Stock Exchange The Tumors are that concerted
movement Is being made to request an Immediate aud a.
acia statement Of the affairs OF the Company, and an
official register Of the number of shares Of stock nov
existence ana falling TO receive this an application WIN
be made TO the two Boards 10 remove the
lsts until this reasonable request is compiled win
These issues Of Erie have shaken the confidence eix
holders Of railway property, and tho Boards owe III
pnblic TO take this action. which would eectuSly sRl
instantly remove the present distrEt Tho cques,hs
now sad hold all the stock tie street and # brokers
would stop operating In Il the load would remain viii
tho parties who issued the stock and there would beN
market whatever for 1t until the public men had reliable
information as to its affairs No stock shoud be called
at the Boards unless registered In the Trust Company
where all holders could ascertain Mt once now nnch w
issued and authorized And any company making secret
sales should be at once removed from the list Ihs az
tlon taken by the Boards would eiieetualy stop al m
ture issues and restore the confidence OF hoders We
learn that petitions are already in creulauoh :" GAIT!
the above suggestions into effect.
The Chicago Republican OF Thursday says:
Local spsness remain substantially the same eondsosn ne ~
.or LITTLE time mast The loans Is hr bat nos ss'
tbn lie cool weather days past bas STATED operations,
racKag and there increased ea for this purpose hs nAfa
J
eks deposits fallen o. nd oankers gsnet repor. s
s AZ dpts are N. BnsiaeS Een Of good sapes "a
, gepsuT receive all the nds lbed for When 9e O.
s Is sa,isfcsory pecuon srd ou,sse parties are ~
sverv Instance enp handel Eastern "
and 5ounaly sales sHsplrs % Per S a. Ia ~,
material ateAton- snns ~ y.
Ard skisg produce and shipping b al Ito ess"nn oa'
nm, AZ car Bufslo bills tAken at o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1868

found only $50 his pooketbOOk when he discovered his
he side of Newark but did not return the
city until about week afterward, at which time he again
stopued defendants hotel and Informed him
no had lost portion Of his money. Defendant asked
him II no he had lost his money at his tdefend
auts) house. Plaintiff said he thought he had On
trial plaintiff that he had s2oo IN his possessio.
when he came 10 New-York. Defendant proved that
panf had stopped at his hotel many times previous 20
this alleged loss and also once since that time; that
plaintiff July last the time OF the Democratic Con-
vention did deposit with defendant certain for
safe keeping. The plaintiff swore that he had never dc
posted any money ana defendant proved by two wit
nesses that had The jury found for the defendant
with costs. Hunter Walker for plaintiff VIM. Z. Cham
bers, OF Chambers & Ponieroy for defendant.
In the Supreme Court, General Term, in the
case OF The Bank OF EeWOrloans agt Matthews where
the defendant charged with debts OF the New Orleans
firm Of which no member incurred while New.
Orleans was a Rebel city, he being resident Of New
York the Conrt affirmed, with drectness than In
the previously reported Of Hubbard agt Matthews
doctrine that the Rebellion did not interfere with the
civil relations Of residents Of the different sections, and
affirmed the Judgment against the defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.


In the suit of Fields agt Fields, where Judge
Barnard gave judgment for the planf for divorce but
denied her amOny the General Term Of tho Supreme
Court a motion TO dismiss the appeal decided tho
question appeaablc.
In the Supreme Court Chambers, q return was
made In tho matter OF tho estate OF David atuo by tho
surrogatc 10 the writ Of nandamus. obtained by the
Public Administrator. David Patullo, whose name Is
better known In connection with Cobwob Hail. In Duane
at died worth 80 Ia said, three quartora ~ million, but
without kth or kin 10 take IT, but creditor appeared to
claim partial administration These factA arc set up by
tho return nled. Tho argument Is postponed To some
future day. .I.I 1f- ID '
In tho Y. s. Circuit Court, in the appeal in
yoy, Nj Justice Nelson has rendered tho following de-
CsOn The libel was fled In this case, To enforce by
polite cation % tho Convoy for an advance VI moneys at
tho port Of Galveston Texas Tor repairs aud supplies 20
her by the beants. The master was the only Witness
examined AT The hearing. and proved tho disability OF ho
vessel OH Cape ltters on her voyage from e port OF
New York O Galveston, aud the necessity or the repairs,
and " the supplies at that ports tho want OF Iuds anu
VI credit both VI tho master and aud that tho nd
yanees nero made VI the request Of tho MASTER ana on
the credit Of the vessel The vessel belonged TO Tue port
Jersey strong case OF necessity was therefore esab-
Ahed for the advance made by tho belants Tor tho re
para and supplies az the foreign port 70 ohaoio her 10
perform her return voyage to this port The Court below
tho belans and referred the case 10 toin
mlssOn 10 take proof OF tho amount 81 tue advances
This proof Was TAKEN accordingly ana lhe report W TUG
been committed In awarding thoIn IN the decree Tor
the ilbelants. Decree below affirmed.
I'm the Marine Court, yesterday, before Judge
Aker the case OF PARK agt Halliday Tue M
alleged that he 70 NewYork with some $500 ~ his
nocket: that ho stopped NJ defendants hotel ana re-
NAMED IN Now-Iork for "a hourai before going TO
derndauts hotel he counted his money, placed II III MS
pocket book nnd Intloned up his coat wheh on Tue
irnn Tor Washington d. O. whoro lao resides, ana just
after leaving NewYQrk he counted hs moneY again. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21
SECOND BoARI-I2l O'CLOCK.
FRIDAY. NoY. 2o-P.M.

Gold opened Mt 13is, sold at 1856, closing at
lSi The Assistant Treasurer has made moderate sales
OF gold during the week. and advortises no viii
sell pOooOOo next week In installmens OF $4,000 per
day. The clearlngs at tho Gold Exchange Bank were
sI9,o2i,oo0. and the balance q, 964,lsl 70.
Government bonds opened strong and active nj an ad
vance OF tdk per cent. The demand large and the
market being free from stock manpulators there
accession OF purchasers from all quarters heavy
banks and other inyesorwh0 had beenwatng for lower
prices buy The bonds continue favorites having
nearly u per cent accumulated gold Interest upon
them Tennessee ca were lower selling at 50 bonds
sold 1T ol North Carollnas sold at 65 new bonds c.
Railway bonds firm. Cumberland Coal sold at l0i
Pacific Ma,l5E Adams Express,l9i Merchants Union 30
Tho railway share market was quiet aud there was an
2s9i?9l and the In well that IN Erie has al
pareny eliminated Erie sold at t4h 0it and With
out special interest. Reading Rock Island and Glove
land and Pittsburgh active and higher under large
purchases made for advance, that Erie has cul
minated Michigan Southern and Cleveland and Toledo
being absorbed by parties III interest, who intend
consolidation Of interests before long There was good
demand for tho North shares quotations and
the road Ia considered q permanent dividend pay
ing basis by the street well by Its managers
Wayne firm at 1884 6lOV st. Paul stocks were droop
ing, and arc apparently without support, since
the lato breaking up OF tho combination that
manipulated IL. Hudson sold at 42: Illinois Central in
Cleveland COLUMBUS and Cincinnati, 75 Lake Shore. 98
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21

U.s.5-10 Co. new '65.i1o, a,,.,
U. $. $40 new. '67 . .IlOi > ~
U.S.G20 Co.new ,'6s. IlOsaiI
y. :. 1910 Regis. .IOl 'ale1
U. s. lo-IO Cou. =. 1851 a NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21

Toledo and Wabash, 81 Del, Lack. and Western IN.
At Second Board the share market was Arm hu, -
ness remained dull until the Close Government 49,.
continued active MP to the close OF buslness the den
heavy Tor 1862, e7s, and for registered bonan o. a.
classes which we're in high demand from iuvestor. ss
take them In preference 10 coupons as being much co.
In OF loss robbery. The closing quotations w.
u g. Ga, 1891 Reg ..114t 9l1 Us52O Co a,,
u 3. es 1881 Cou 1l45 61145 u s. 52Onew 67
81 IO7 IDlg7l 10 NON eo ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21

for they are all bitten with mania for gambling,
and. strange to say ara generally unsuccessful at IT.
by that intelligent body of gentlemen who hal IRON
MulbeTTy-st Their depredationson the public amount
TO very large sum in the of the year consd
cradle portion of which is never recovered from the
general inability of the victims to give any descrp-
ton which might lead to identification; they never
if possible allowing you to have full view Oh lheii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds y
years 70 run are offered for sale on favorable ters
at the office of the Union Pacific Railroad COMPANY
No. % Nassau-st, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21

BEESwAX-Tbs market tEse essser bat ary ave. a"s
gCs0 rs al A. 042tc for IelloW Western and souhern
BRsTigsA nnehaBged The demand 10 nooerae We 60
toc a "a Sc for American Graz md White ... - -.
ts@
Win lo 90 bags The nArket Bic bSi rules qee anJ le CO
80 e.nssi West India grades and Java are Gull We quote
9I7Ic Jaws q 62le Asncabo. ltt 9e ssd ag1su ~
Slea gold Of SIS bags Rio CT Fenedey pae'iSl' 70 Sn
OF private terms
CorTOSThe demand has been seVe t0dav lErgey Oz
.s hoah THAI the usual proportion Of saes we're ee.t
% Prices aye 10 higher and close 6sue wih not mach teck c
u Iaeadag 40 70 Ave the sales are eoA bales OF Sse4 ~
100 Mddpg for February a. pe and loo eAe' 10" A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21
THE MARKETS.

Tc.reuly reported fos The TsiSussi -
AsHgs-Ths market Is quiet md osess5ssd ga Of eo-s
IN Al s;I Tor Pots and - ts 0s9 p tos fssri. =
BIiDING AATRRGALS-Bueks eoatlnue asn ana hsay VSas
Il, unchanged Hair is ern Lame Is All! A'N' 'Hl ''s'! -"
nonissI and other articles quiet We Qa"ie'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL


- 80, ,,.,,cpp ,puLIAMs's ARGUMENT
Tilt BFTwEEN GENERAL BUILEh @ AND . ms
soN-ALTA VELA AAGAIN-NELsONC CALLED
TO oRDER-MR. EVARIs M IAhE9 ihI fLooH'
avn DIsAPPOINTs HIS FRIENDS
WASHINGTON April 2s 1868.
Tho usual formaties of proclaiming silence
md introducing the Managers and the House
of Renresentatives observed to-day III the
onenipg of the Impeachment Court, which
tool nlace at II o'clock. AS the pro-
ceedings draw to a close the interest in the trial is
intensified and the rush for tickets is consequently
greater than a month ago, when Senators
and Representatives were waited on at midnight by
constituents in quest of cards of admission In the
galleries to-day seats we're nowhere unapprOpriated
except in the diplomatic gallery-the most note
worthy person in that portion of the chamber was
Mr. Anthony Troope who attentive listener.
Mr. Evarts spent few moments with him in the gal
lery, and pointed out to him several of the more
prominent gentlemen on the floor. Mr.. Conkling of
New-York father of the Senator, occupied Senator's
bench, and Gen. Siclles was seated on one OF the
sofas during the greater portion of the day.
The first business was Mr. Summers order that
majority should determine any question that may
arise relative to the judgment. The order IN accord
with his request over until after the argu
ments MI Williams then continued his speech on
the summing up. which he cased at lAO when the
usual recess was taken.
The court reassembled at two. IL Vas the general
impression that Mr.. Evarts wOnld he the next
sneaker and nearly all eyes were bent on him. He
arranged his books and papers on the large table
with the utmost care and nicely and swept away
everything superfuOus not excepting even the large
silver water pitcher.
While the galleries were being gradually hushed
into silence Mr. Butler rose and asked leave to make
remarks in reply to certain observations that fell
from Mr. Nelson of the Presidents counsel relative
to Alta Vela. Mr. Butler, having been granted the
desired permission opened the entire case in few
brief sentences and completely refuted the charges
which had been made by Judge Nelson. Nelson,
however, was not satisfied lie replied very excl
tedly He evidently forgot himself, and was
brought to his senses only when Senator Yates rose
in the middle of his harangue and called
him to order. Nelson insisted that his charges
were correct the sworn affidavit OF Mr..
Chauncey Black the son of Judge Black, and
one of the counsel in the case 10 the contrary,
Notwithstanding this tilt between counsel engrossed
attention until 2:4O, when Mr. Evarts rose to open
for the President. He spoke until 420 p. H.. and
then the Senate adjoumed. Mr.. Evarts opening was
disappointment TO many of his auditors. His
friends have great expectations of what he will ac-
complish but so far he has failed TO make more than
an ordinary impression.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

CLOSE OF MANAGER WILLIAMS AhUUuE ,,,l y L.,
TIT RRTwEEN GENERAL BUTLER AND MR.
I iii.i d. ',TA vrLA AGAIN-NELSON CALLED
Tn oRnER-MR. EvARTs TAKES THE FLOOR,
ITn DIsAPPOINTs HIS FRIENDS.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-02

Ser @ouberneur mar 70 eben nit Der
Mbfalun9 elmer Proclamation be-
fbdfti9t, um bic Staats W1iIis einau,
berufen, als aus g8aibinston cine gu.
f9rift einlief, iueIde MIR bier i'm Nuss
iug mittbeilen uno bic gang eeeignet lit,
8oub. BrOtunlofp in Ieineni Yorbabei
Su beIfarfen. O
Sie Neprdlentanten bon Senne1iee
i'm @onsreB, bic Serren Soraee NfaAs
naro, Sobn Srinible, Samuel We. Mrs
nell, gS. 8. @tofes, Sames W9uuinsa
6. 0f. 9ntler, Sofepb g, SotpIer une
8. N. 0unn idrieben oem @euberneur
aus Balbinston unter eem 81. @pril,
Dap lie, aus aafridltioem @unf6 fur
ben Grfoi9 ieiner Mbminiltration, ibn
anf Die lnorbnunsen in einigen Sbeis
len oes Stadtes binipeiIen inlbten, oa
@efesloft9feit nno 9eiualtt6at su elmer
beunrubi9enben S6be geltieeen Ieien.
Srie6li6e 8iiraer iper6en ourh Dro@
bun9en in Sdreden gelebt, ibre gSob<
nunger iueroen belbritten, oft in nd1t>
li6er 3eit, ibr @iaentbun miro in
8rano eefteft, inanhe ptrOen erariffen
unb mi6banoelf; anSere erfd1oSIen- o6er
aufaebanat ODER louffipie acnleudle[mor
oet nno nar IeIteu erfolat cine 8elfras
flung, ial oiele Spfer iperoen nod Der :
Ieu.noet unO Die 1ntbateu merben off
fen aebiaist.
Ser 8onberneur trdat nidt umfonfi
bas Sdmert 6es Staates, anf ibln rubt
oie 9efid)t, Iolde llnoronunden au utis
terorIfen, ale pbpTlde unS moraIiIdls
@epalt ansupenoen unb ipdre es ourd
Nufruf aaer gutter 8epebner obne uns
terlhieo bes @lters ooer 8eIdledIts, I'M
Die St6erbeit Der 8eu0lferuna su be.
tuabren. 9ajE taa
Sas 9erneinipnbL muB unter aIIer
l1mltanoen befdIbt werben. @lafli6e1
gBeiie 1T Die 9luSlbung 10 bober 2Ius
toritdt nur ielten n0tbi9 in ltnirem ge.
| ltiebteu Staate uno Die iinterseidnetet
Iberabren Die MnaeIeaeubeit nur oesbaIb
| um ben @ounerneur bor Ger ettuaiaer
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-02

AN kO te 'H9t ! y y eC H'S u
ro pa ia lons suno -boiffa bia,
Sin Sarbiger aus oen Ser. Stoaten,
IamenS SbemaS @beiter, bereit3 qe@
-9eniuarti9 nit einem @mpfebIlm9sbrtefe
ses Senators Summer i'm 9luftraae
Der amerifanif6en ;,@arnet 9eaeue1,
Oeren 3ipef Die Sebung Der amerifani@
lthen Sarbi9en lit, Die europ6ildcn
Staaten, uniSon6s fir ben ebengenann>
ten 3nef gu lammeln. Gr miro orau.
pen, NO man bic bieiigen &dcenporur.
theile ni6t tbeilt, allentbaIben bon Sod
uno Nieortg beltens empfangen sno
fonnte Der ,9arnet 2eague" idjon nans
bate Santmen einfenoen. Sn 9onoon
loairte er Bel Oeni aroben @taatsmanne
Sobn Bright, Der ibn gu fid eineelnoen
bate. Sn ct. Yetersbur9 empfnai ibn
Sailer 0lleranoers in einer 9Iuoien,,
.nabln ibn Su elmer eroben Sruppen<
Stebue NIT unO 3os ibn ipater an Die
faiierIide SafeI. (Ginen ebenio freuno>
litben @mpfan9 bate er am 9ofe gu
Copenhagen. .l' a.5
Gin Dero--ter ,,9tiegere 9lnbeter," !"
Der rlilifbe Safer, Der bod oen 9lamen
bes pipetBen @3aaren" fiihrtl Seiu
NebIer fOmmt iuobl oaber, sbaB er leIbft
6ie 8leiuieteit bon 6reibia Miaionen
9eibeisener ODER iueiber 9ti9ser eman=
3ipirt batl H
H ct. 6Ioub Sill. Ser
9l9ent ciner Seuerberf9erungs See
felldaft tbeiIt uns nit, bab inn Sail
ste Staot ouf Dem ct. @louo SilI neue
g8aiIerperfe anlegen iolte, 6ie elder
belt gegen SeuerS9efa5r 10 sunebmen
mdrOe, oaB Die &eriidernnas s8raiitien
nm / bis 8rosent fallen fuarbe.
g8eI9 eirts irintenie SoftenerIparnib
I fit oen etn;elnen 8iirger. Die Sumne,
neIde idbrli1 in Der Sta0t gfaIbbilIe
an 8erit6ernnsspramien besablt ipirb,
betrdot cine balbe MiIIion. g1fit Der
oben erip1bnten Nreisberabfebuna
t0nnten aIIo in flirser oas SaufaeI6
lfir oas @runOltiid. iotpobl ais Die
RoIten fur Die neuen @alIeEperfe ges
ESeft iperoen.
R Sin Stem Saben @Iatt beI6reibt
Die Gage Der brei pidti0iten glnitaIter
Der StaOt pie fol9t: vDas MeSisini.
Ifde @olIe9ium liegt auf Dem gSeot
lna9 Dem Sirdbof; oas Yrielters Ses
minnr ouf Dem Beee sunt Irnienbaus;
Iun6 Die AnItalt fur Suriiten auf BEN
8eee gum gefda9niB.
~ Serr Sranf Sepber9er
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-02

ben, bat itafteefunbeE; lit fie trob Ser
untutoerIe9iiden Beipeife ibrer G1ulo
bel ibrenl SDitem ab1oluten 9auanens
berblieben. 0ie Oofumente iin0 benz
@ralioenten bes @eri9tsbofes, Dor
benz Der Yro5eB itattfnoen pirO, ;us
9efanot iporOen.