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New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

Two unknown men were recently Killed by
q lnnd-sde on The KNOXVILLE and KehiuclY Road.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14


BAND or MUSIC viii be preseui during he svsuins
z S--Front reserved for Ladies' -
Chairman Committee Of Arr,ug geraert.
Union Repnbilcan Prcs6cntni Campaign Club Of ths
City Of New-hork. ls6t-lSUs.
meeting Of this Club viii be held Cooper Institute On TUESDAY
Fs & ei3 ins' at 3 is p ~; ,0. o ts D,,.D,
The Hon. LYMAN TRBMAIS
s T Hon ss sEg,BP THsB6rIs %P9PSSsS sTfvESs e p...
Tie Hon; OLIVER 2 MORTON Of Indlana
&sa' 10 JOIN SoSg a LRoSS ,Ss g. iS9s - v.yot
TIe Hon. WILLIAM FULLERTON Of NerYOrL
He lie iiSa iica. fRt' fioSis ALyoap oi SsErotl
TIE lion 4 b. w4SHBURSE of Illinois
r. HRs F,sSsl So scTgake Nh & GEEs% R6&SoM q 1' c tennessee.
His RHcelleney Gov OGLEsBY q Illinois
Tie Iou. MARTIN l. T0MAsENDo Of he"'forh
Tie lion. G ,.L,, i y4SwiCE SEA, q Ssr.Ysri M OH VOL.
Gen. JOHN coCHRANE Of sew-isrk
Tse Hon wM + ;,Isrt;lr9 ponSH q Ssy,i s ior;
The lion. wM. 4. WHEELER Of NewhoIA
rRe H"p. CHARLES SIMMER Of Ms..aeha.ea.
The Hon. wM. D. KELLEY ot Pennsl'aua
Aaeus GIee Club will sing Front seats reserved of ies % "
CHARLES s SPENCER President
ISAAC J. OLIVER Chairman ktecasiFe Committee
WII,As N,I9I so6g4, DsgsAosO Secretaries
First Assembly Dislrici fenioa Central Campais:
tooS ap FRIDAY EyESSo fso 52 e e 16Sfs e gfs'S r,,
Fifth Assembly District Fenion Campaign Club.-Tas
1F rs ESSG al a ocs to mite sth The Central Club
9's ''' '''''''' WILLIAM TUCKER Prssd,H.
Tuos G. BAKKs TEos. W. LOVE-, Secretaries
sixth Assembly District (XIIih WarD Feni0n Campasa
Club-The this Club nvite 20 attend Mass Meeting.
10 be held Cooper Institute THIS EVENING, az y o'clock
J. +. ELLERY. President
Cu.s. s. STRoSe, Secretary
Eighth Assembly Dstrct.An cit; Of this District iSdos
principles 81 the IrOu Republican party As euun
& by their epreseIses n Congress are cordial, Invited enn
members oi the Eighth Assembly District lnion Repah
meeting to be held ~ Rgnks Hotel THIS rdA
EVENING FEB. H. at .. JOHN W FAkibh PresEteGI
%S. JS, sas2si Ws2Es.. Secretaries
Ninth Ward Grant nnd Frnion Cinb.-rhe Isenie1 %
-.
DO held al Cooper Institute FRIDAY EVENING, lith inst
CHARLES WRIGHT KIRBY President
J,sss JAcKsos. Secretary.
Twelfth Assembly District Fenfou Campaign Ciub
the Ratification Meeting al Cooper Institute IhiS
ay EVENING iaase tie action Of the siate Cnyenion held
AZ Syracuse Feh Bg order Of JOHN Dlht, President
Maj SrgygS NJ WRIGHT. Secretary
sixteenth Assembly District ISth Ward.
FENTON CAMPAIGN CLUB. -
Club respectfully requested 70 attend tie
MEETING Of the Ceut fenoa carsgn Club Cooper In
sitgts on FRIDAY EVENING Feb. "a. at :. o'clock
Gen. VIZ HcDsoN LAwRFSog. SECRETARY
The Eighteenth Assembly District Eeuion Campaign
Club Institute FRIDAY EVENING, Feb H. G,7b
5. S. URMi, President
Gro r. CoAoHSoy. Seerears
Ninefeeeth District FentoB ClubThe msnber. Of this
Club Hereby irgisd 70 s'eni the mass Iess 70 ,. peg SoIpef
Insttte THIS EVENING. IT, NJ WILLIAMS. fteAlehI
JovsTEAs Z. CrDIEY. J,SEs B. PErrrr, Secretaries
Twenty first Assembly District Grant and Fenton
Ciubke Isis Club requested % meet a the G,.5d
Msss Meeting held Cooper lse THIS Fdyl hNhNN"
a. = :! M. MlsTS, Yso,r Secretaries. BUSES T.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

SYRACUSE, n \, Feb. 13.-JOhn \. Green, Jr.,
vas nominated unanimously to-day as the candidate oi
he Democratic party for the Office OF Mayor Of this city
There j., great sfc here in regard the pending char
ter election. Very much feeling exists
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

A. the NghiinsaIes wnrblins rsnseen al ao other ma's
grove, PHALoNS FLOR De MAYO eSces all a'r, per
he, fragrance fEys bower In Eden deeked with tie hs
roses ai cou not have been her psref than the
..... II ti h.uitch No ertraci Sold hr all drusg.la
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

rst action Of the Syracuse Convention viii 10
hcd
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

The following very important orders were
issued yesterday evening from military headquarters.
and explains Itself:
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
THE SOCTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.

TIE REMOVALS ~ TIE HEw-oRLEAHS COMMON
COUNCIL.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-22

0AtI1HttN NV wv pNS"'"ANSb 0NtpN 81
lu9cn ; mDse rprltebenp furse @arnur9
oos Greiben res @auners 3eitia oe1uo
unl9apli@ MAIDEN. (g8. q. ST. Yr.)
Der@@l111el sum bei1isen
@rabe Elm 3antapfel. 3wtz
l9en Granfrei@ uno &ublano 9tebt e8
wiecer 9leibunsen >pesen be6 5etli9en
@rabeS. Die pariler @orreiponce,l5 Der
g. 3eit0." lJ eibt bariber: ~Nm fer
men, ftrnen. 9cri;pnte taudt wierer efn
i9mar;er puntt auf, Der 3'par NOD gen3
Helm unp unl9eiabar If, inre1etl pie Sc
l9i6te lebrt id r,ur9 sielfa9e Grfabrunz
gen. pa6 fleire l1rladen oft 9rebe @irz
funsen baben. .@S bancelt I'D. miecer
um bic cwise uno uneri96pFtde prien<
taliide Gra9e. Der prdtert 1pen11 ou@
nt6t Die pirflide uriade 5u BEN &rte9e,
Der Dor oreisebn Sabren 5mt1de1 @ub<
LAMB unc 6ranfret@ oustrad, rpare11 be-
fanntli@ Sdwieristeiten urp 3dntereien,
in 8e3u9 ouf paS 9etltee @rab. Cine
dbnli9e Strettfrase taud)t i'm 9fgen1par<
ttsen Musentlite. ,pieper auf. &ublonb
perlanst cen Mi1belib pes S@ll0els gum
@eiliaen 0rabe, peRen Bewa9un9 ittt
unpentliden 3eiten rem franabflasn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-22

Gpl9enber brplli9er Sprz
all ereionete 1i9 rdbreno be6 Telo<
suaes pe6 Generals Grant in &ir9iz
MEN.
@1 einem Na@mirta9 purpe Elm lan>
9er ba9erer BGrser> wel9er etnen i9warz
zen &n3u9 uno einen CHARACTERIZATION
5ut tru9, alS CT ii9 cem 9auptquartier
DON ber btnteren Seite ndberte, Don einem
StaQfne@t an9eidnauBt:
~Ma@t Gu@ fort BON bier"
Gremoer. uSf pie6 nt@t oa6 Belt
pee @eperals Grant 2"
Stalltne9t. vSa, a."
Tremper 0i@ Dem Gin9an9e nd@
bernp.) $780, i9 bent, Ct miro MIDI etn<
a1en."
@tallfne@t. u@a, Sbr meroet'5
balb au6fncen."-
Oils nun Der Trempe in baS Belt trez
ten >polte> mics Jpn bic @9ilpwa@e in
per Meinun9, er lei ein M9ent Der Can't
tdt5z pper 9riitlt9en@pmmillon NIT rem
@prten ;urif: 2eute Don per Santz
tdtsz @pmmti iipn boben bier fetnen 3uz
tritt!
Trember. $50, General Grant
miro MIDI DION etnla0 en-"
@a@e. SD tann Gu@ ni&t ein<
lal7en, mill Guh aber armelpen. Wte
beibt Sbr?"
6remper. uMbrabom 2incpln."
Die @ade lieB ben Grempeu cbne Wetz
tere6 paltren.
Demptrott1@e Melobte u
Granf Blair's prp9ramm.-
@bauncey Burr, Der politii@e Dpppel;
jdn9er Don 8rid 9pmerpy, tratttrte neue
lid in elmer cemofratil9en @erlamnlun1
in SEEM 5ampIbire feline 3ub1rer nit fol-
9encen Moroz unb Branpbrpbun9en:
u@enn bunoert Mdnner Don ; N
|Spfermutbe uno Dem potrios
ti6mus etne6 Spbn @tlfee
Bpptb beim 8e9inne Der Gyrannei
unter pel9er jekt bas 9aro ieufjt aufz
9etreten pdren> 70 wIrbe paS 2onr
9erettet woroen 1etn. ScbaIl
Elm Meni6 ben De8poten ipielt okrpitf
er 1ein &e@t gu lcben. @enau TO- pielt
Sage, al5 biele perrudten Syranner
(@rant, @berman, @9ofelp uno bic re-
publtfanii9en Mit9lieber tes Gon9rei=
ies) felt benz &e9inn tbre6 De8pcti6mue
eelebt baben, baben ite au lan9'
[9elebt."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-22
9ie bette Sur fur ben @uoen.

Die @rduelz uuo Mprolceneu, pel6e
ta9td9lt@, bauptld@lt@ tn@ Georgia, Genz
ae1ee, &rfania6, unb Gera6 ~aufeefibrt
merben, mI0en jebem %unbefan9enet1 SEE
pba@ter Der 9~e9enwdrtt9en pplttii9m
Sttuatipn bic Mu9en iiber bic innere
GdulniB Der lpctalen ;3uitdnbe i'm Sloe1
1fnen ; jeber BEL on11eue unorubi9e8Ir9er
ber &epublif muS etnleben, baB Elm
@plf, weldes auf Der Stufe a%n9etpmmcn
it, tpp e6 Meu9elmpro> MeBelet uro
tnquiittorii9e &%erfol9un9 alS le9itime
8afen fir bic Betdmpfun9 leiner NO
litilden @e9ner betra6tet, 1einem :3erz
faQ uno ietner @uflSlun9 en9e9en9eben
muB.
Mn9eii@ts bieier beiuolen 3ulan>e,
wel@e seeenwdrtis i'm @Iben berr19en,
1T e6 biz beili9e pFt6t zines jepen patri<
oten, ale 5ebel in 8epe9un9 3u leben,
UNI pcn@lpen mierer nit 9eorbneten unp
9eieBli9en 3uitdnpen ippie NIT Der Stz
@erbeit re6 2ebenS unb hes Gi9eutbumS
;u be9lIfen.
Dies iinp ia bic @runbbepin9un9en
aIer itaatlt9en@ pbll tanpSz Gntmtdeluna,
otes fino bic @runpfeiten fit bic Grtiten;
elmer seleBli@en unp secroneten &e9iez
run9.
Was MnbereS aber alS bieGrmlblun9
Grants. fdn1 ben @iber in bteIen Npr<
n1al3uitarb etnlenfen @a6@noereS, al6
rer Griumpb Der republttanii9en Yartei
tarn Der 6errl6aft Der &eblabl1neiper
unp Der perbiienen Secelluniien Elm
Gnbe MAIDEN?
S9pn bic &unbe Ypn Grants Grpdbz
lung pirte bic tpbiu@ti9en S@reibdlle
Yertummen MAIDEN, uno ben f~reYelnoen
Mrm bet SUI &lurer libmen. Der5iccn
wirbe etni ebn, rab raS lpYale8olf nt9t
9epiQt it, ii@ bic Grrun9enl@aften, te8
leBten &rieae5 entreiBen gu laden er
mirpe be9reifen baB Der i@wei9iame unb
rel plute Mann, pel9er bic &ebelltpn ME-
cer>parf, AUDI ben Mutb unp:: bic &raft
bc1ibt bic tleineren putl1e unD &ecplten
III unterbriden. Die ebemalt9en &ebeQen
1piireen BEN itarfen &rm Der &e9ieruns
fublen, 1te murren lid ben &erbdltntl len
anpa0en; Triere unp @pblitano wirce
in ben fru9tbaren @auen peS SioenS
einfebren> unp bic bS5arti9ten &ebellen
>pulrpen ertennen> caB ibre i@limmiten unp
perperblidfen Teinoe 9erare bic Treunoe
Srymour'S ,poren.
De- Ste9 @rdnt'6 49, Der 5erolo BET
beltimmten uno un;weioeutisen @iuensz
auBerun0 res n1rolt9en &plfes >pirce
I'M SIctn pie@runblase gu elmer LIBERAL
cpnlerpatipen Yartei bilren> nel&e ii@
sur Muf9abe ieBen miiroe> cine pirflide
unb curd9reifenpe &eform bes i%ocialen
unp itaatli9en2ebens ein;uflbren. Diele
Yartei wlrpe ce>n &Ipen jene rubi9en>
friepltden uno norn,olen :3utdnoe oer'
i1afen, bic benltlben in tur3er 3eit gum
@pbltanb fibren, unr wel9e rie Gntz
widelun9 ieiner unermeeliden5Qlfsquel<
len be Droern 1riirbe.
Der @ie9 Grants wirbe ii6 alio ol6
ein @e9en fir ben Sioen erpeiien> wabz
reno Sepmours Grmdblun9 Elm Glu9 fir
renltlben 1ein miirre.
6. @bl.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-22
@ebrudtbeit Der 9tlmmunp.
y ~ 4 ID e,

,au5 iraenb elmer llrla6e entlprinsene, Grl3la1u"s
tes 9yaems, berbeigtflrt burd barte
Mrbeit, 9trapaBen raube
Witteruns, Gieter &c.
IS o;est .eine g,eti,in, melb. tiefen y1.tisia.n in %folsen0sn
NdQen alet6trn,mt. Gem sanSen Sptsin wtro spanning
uno Stride %ueylieben, Der Mppet:t miro sefartt, man pat 3e.
nl6 an Der g(ahruna, Der Uld1en peredut prompt eaS O!lN
ptrb aereiniet, bic Sautfarbe pire trild uno 0eluno, DE 8e1oe
1drbuns wirb ron ben Auscn enttsrnt' be 09aaeea pee1sa
blabenb unb Der idmate uns nersrie xrante mirr eu far1es
unb e~efunecs Delen.
2eute> mel9e int 2eben Ypr8erudt 1t1c,
nub bic gpiriuna Ter 9eit nit allen itren scmSbnu&sn llsbe!n
Ibwer auf lid lafen fublen, pereen IN Der UenuPnA9 ntelee
Bitters pter Z n ic Elm Glirir haetn. wedges lbrtH Aoern
neues Qeben eiuRpIen, in einsan eepi1en 9raee bic enereie rao
bic 8luta iinoerer Gage tricoer ~berlteuen, ,ere aa!a1a'"oHee.
{drunpfte 9prr1 aufridten unb ibnst fur bic ubrl8eH 2a8s
@eiunSteit unb Q0oblicin oebsn ~'re.
BUR 8ea9tun9.
IS 1T cine aussemadte 1pa:aae, tas rratanois e'ne2allf!s
os peiblidbe, Ibcils unierer Seuoltest!ns !sltel M Vshab
eiuer auten @%eiunbbeit it. ueer ar. lib ibrsr Iasor'.tS.
peijs II, %beeieuen, It'd ni1t / rotl fublt." gle tno matt
ouer Gnessic bar, auBera nsrD0s uno eaben te'ne" 0p'
petit.
Dieler AlaTe rpn perlcncu ii bas Bitters csar eas ."
ic nameatG& Ut %emp1ebleu.
S9made unp CARTE &tr1eer
pcrpen turd ben @ebraut elmer Der teiesn Meet,inen Defrli
tiat. sic wereen ieoen SAT- prn Ibjterune %unfeblbaI
turtren. re:
Iaudenes Won 8susniden taben iib in Rem Sansen ses VI
a%entaun,ers ~aneebauf It. alein Der Nau11 mlrp uns nur 3a'
@erDhentliduns einteer ,penise sefaten: Otele ton,ne', MT
man bsn,erfen pirS, spx Qeuten BON Ruf unp elmer FOLDER
6teluxa, pB man ibnen 0lauben lhenten mug.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-22
Npn Nev. g.. .. EenpaQ, W1itIten
g nr{th t.

s,caonps peutlbe Meri;inen rsrten .nadsemadt. Man
Abs at, BAT bic lnteriariit pm 8. u. s adion I'D
eui BENT llmi4las iessF 5la. iS$sssrrssseTsa S st;.,; ans e ets1t
Fne unett. -5aupt.S tNss1 tint y sSSsssSM;a" ass''s'"e 0"@
gbarlss Sd: gpans. @issntbamss,
frIber 6. 81. Sadipu u. 70.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-22
Dret1e

5ppaanb'S German Bitters, YER Slaibe"".""... .".Sl.W
SuuFanb's German Bitters babies .;W
SppFanb's German Grntc. of Hu: rt-Sla,@e" sefauf'
81. 80 per glai9e pber Gin talbes DuSeab fur S7.oo.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-22

~ @erse6et ni@t, ben Mrtife! rpel<
den ibr fault, mpbl su prife1 pan1tt 1br
ben e9ten erbaltet.
gu p%erfaufen bel allen Drc9uen>9d nes
Tern unp &auReuten uterau.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-22
our Beo9tun q.
3 S"ntiie:

Der M9t. Sen. IS. @pocwaro Sberz
Ybtlabelpbta Is. Mars, 1867.
SD Fnte, Rag 5prFane's German Sitttrs Elm sutes Ionic
III, nusli6 bel 8runttettea Der VereauunsSor9a1te une
pon bSba mrpl.tats.r Q1ir- hung in 8aaen, BON sawase
uno Mansel her @erpsntba. u tts!etl'' IN Ssasm;
Scr Mdttare SameS Sbpmp(cn, NlGz
ter Der Susre,ut Gpurt ppn genn@s1rania.
ptilatelpbia, %. aprl 1866:
SD betradte SocEanb's German Sittsrs as eaas ssrts~
iSra4ter S%srsaauns: Sd tasn eitiss aug T.. n't'"er etssns'
'''1'N"S Samss dtompisa.
@pn NeY. Sos. $ &ennarc, u. u.
gaaur Der 8etnten g%aptiaea: air@s, geilase!pbia. u4
Or. Sadie on - &eetrter 5err! 81 bin bl1He, .erlu3l
npreeu. msinsn 3amsn nit G'mpietluns sOn ptrldiesenen
Weriabreu ais uarertrdslid nit GER mir %sufsaeneen Sp9as
era6te, babe ib Is 1T aQea Salen ae9eIepnt; oue'a eee
iaaes German Sittsrs in IL manaerlei giasn une ma:
menhtA II nsner etseasa Sa',n1l,e, me,9e Toy eausa1 Vn'
suipreden. bag fur al ne = d~a@e ees ~.
hem sunb nament1t1 iur 2eber.8 e1d 1erbes
Is Elm ftberes unb wcrttrrlles Yraperat ! r.
Sn mandeu Gdaen mag g ni6t anlhla8en; ale'n 8eneen'
lid. taran swsiFe ia ntbt, sr;re es lsbr mrb!trats fur D'ee
niaeu fetn, !relhe al ctiacn llria6cn leiccn.
@tt srSeter 9odadtuns Str S. $: Rennare
Mdte, unterGalb Grates Ctr.
SON &ey. 6. .. TenpaQ, Nltltent>
slssatteur ees gbrUtian G%bronteIe. philadelphia.
SD babe ,rn benz @ebrau6e srn 9opFanes German Btt
~ptrttuuGes 1pnic Iaen ,a %en,pfeb!en, Neltae at aase1e'n!e
StrGte pesr an &~rantte;scn !eiben, ete eurb lnOrouuns I!
VI y 6. .. Stuball.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-22
M Matthias $pll, zs.
zpmmiINipn8 9dnbler,

WebI, . etee une srinen, 3rd@ten. aIS
AepfeI, Granger, Cttrsuen .e.
". 8aareu pereeu IN Der stabt tns 6axS, fhr'a
eaub an Boot pber &tfeubatu ~Seltefevt. Il
D~aarenIase {: etblep etrate, 3wtf&ea 8. 6tsatt
s1t uutere Qau6xaA. trs,.0
81. . " ixu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-22

@ppflQnb'8 @erman Bttter6
@oof(an0's German Comic.
Das 9rpbe 5eilmittel fit ale &rantbeiten
2eber, bes Rasens pber Ser=
~baaum9s'Ssqane,
5ppaanp'S German Bitters
TT aus reinen saften (peer ,s e m:ti,inii@ eenannt Iets0,
@r!recten) sn % u rje1n a. &rdutsrn uno. Mam<
tr;rt H '" g9asefas esssSms9tl sns soa aieeao1srti'
esr
6ppaanp'S German Sonic
If cine gertinbrne auer Snsrebien2su e5 pusSs ~" r ~
tins Der ana.nebmfen un0 lieblidfen NteDisiaea s'st' bic BENT
Yubiiium bis jtbt estetsnM tsS srteen {iai ,,r o},,6olortioer Bel.
Dieieniger, relbe etne Wteotjtn I9' ~" ~"
miiaunS ~vpr5iehen, ~sebra19ea
6opRanp's @erman 8itter5.
Dieisnisen, melae feline einpsnenne aee.n bic a~usaeae0tns
gsmbiuatirn bes ettters 9abea, seprau9e1
500 lambs German Sonic.
-, :,, he;tp o1rih art urb entboften bieie(ter mebiciniIhen
eis.niaafen unS BE Nuswabl 3wii6ea ibnen If cine elogs
@a9s ss @ei&uadsS, inbens has aOnie bas f@a'adpaf'sffe
Per msss9p i # in gelgg ;, ma"'s 5ss;3na 80 r.. nil &c! et stSfass
ss?' !s sssss:i %'! ss !' & ssS;a ! !! $' + :. Hs:s s;s5!ssas 81 s. s:
rirb lubann aftcirt unb bic 5else bason IT, bag per ge'
tient en- siaissn pser meHrerea Ter Trlseaeea @ra"'9s''s" ~
bet:
gerRppfuue, Bldbunaen, innere 5amcrrgoioen,
Drdnqen hes Blutes ,ta9 benz Rppfe, Saure
inn Maaen, 1ebelteit 5er3brenneu, Gfel
spr Nabrung, ueterflQung pber
Driden i'm Wlstn, 1aures .
QufltoBen, Draden ober
&lppfen III Der 5er;<
CRUDE, Ni@tieeS
pber 19tperes
Mtbmeu,
91ninbel
I'M &opfe,. 5er3.
tlppfen, wiraenbes
pon Fidenbes @eflbL
tpenn iii l~iegenber @teQung,
Mattbeit Der Vusen, Gleden oeer
@ewebe Dor bem@eli9t, bunapterS@ntsr3
int Rppt ylansel ber MusbGnfung, @elb:
belt ter 5aut unp Der Musen> @9mer1 IT. 9e'te,
9fadsn, 8rut @liepera &C., ploslide
6ibe, 8rennen i'm Gleiib, fort<
wabrenb Mbnun5 Don
un9lif unb
grpbe
8ebrudtbeit Der 9t1m
Ser en- tie3e, Rrantbeiten 2eioenoe ioa.e bi Der Mnswael
eines Selmittels fir ieinen 5au Gle ercBte WorFnt an.
msnhen mnh mr. bosienioe a fauren, ppn reldet er eurh
l1ntsriu6ans unb Wadirp- U i4unsen ssritaert il. bag e.
,pirtliden Werlb belst, ppn lAaoIitea Sn9reolensen 1teF
iii unb ib ciacn Nui fir bic Sci!un8 tieer 8raatHe't er~er'
ben bat. ,...
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23

Ono of the Jealous chapMins Of the
army of the Potomac called ona Cd-
oncl noted for his profanity, In order
to talk about the religious interest OF
his men. He was politely received,
and motioncd to n scat on n chest,
when the following dialogue ensncd:
Chaplain Colonel, you have one
of the finest regiments In the army.
Colonel believe so.
Chaplain-Do you think you pay
sufficient attention to the religious in-
struction of your men?
Coloncl--(doubtfully) Well, don't
know.
Chaplain-A lively interest has
been awakened in the - Massachu-
sets "a revival regiment. The Lord
has blessed the labors of his servants,
and ten have already been baptized.
Colonel -(excitclly) Is that so?--
ITO the attendant: Sergeant Major,
have fifteen men detailed Immediate
ly for baptism. III be id II I'll be
outdone by any Massachusetts, rcgi-
mcnt.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23
j. b. TAPSCOTT
CIVIL ENGINEER,
a R Q III i IT Il Q II .
AND SURVEYOR.

Plnns and specifications Of Bridges fur
nished, also of Buildings and Ornamental
Grounds. Work of every description con-
nected with building measured and calcula-
ted. Also, Manufacturers Agent for Steam
Engines and Machinery of every description,
Iron Verandahs, Railing, Marbelized Iron
Mantles, Crates, Window Caps, ETC., Terra
Gotta Ornamental Work, Chimney Tops, and
all kinds Of Building Material, finished and
unfinished, embraced in carpenters work /;
Galvanized Iron, Copper, Zipc, Tin, Slate
and composition Roofing.
All business intrusted 10 me will be at
tended to promptly.
BIay" Office, on East Size OF Public Square,
Clarksville, T'nn. Jan. 3, lS6s-u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23

HEAPoF TRUTH.-Therc Is cheap
Of truth" i'm the following from the
Rock Island Argue;
THOUSANDS of soldiers, all over the
land, begin TO see through the hypoc-
risy, wickedness and corruption Of
the Radical party, and are going for
a change. They are beginning TO see
that they have been used TO place the
negro above their own race, and TO
mortgage the white mans property
and labor ages to como In order To
carry out the wicked and tyrannical
and unconstitutional rule of the Rad
ical party. They will now show
that their love Of country and race Is
superior, they will throw off this cor
rupt Radical party and bring into
power once more the good old FASH
Ioned Jackson days OF honesty and
reverence for the constitution and
laws"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23

IL the Episcopal Convention at
New York on Monday, the following
important resolution was unanimous
ly passed:
The Rev. DR.. Cowper Meade, OF
Connecticut, got the floor and moved: /:
Whereas, Tho restoration of the
unity of the Church is an object of
vast Importance, as without unity il
will be impossible for her perfectly to
fulfill her mission to the world and,
Whereas, In the opinion Of many,
the signs of the times indicate there
is strong and increasing tendency
among the churches of the various
denominations of Christians I'm Chris
tendon, to see such unity restored; ;
therefore
Resolved, that joint committee
of both houses constituting the gem
eral convention, which convention
shall consist of an equal number of
Bishops, Prcsbytcries and laymen, be
appointed an organ of c0nmunica.
tion with other branches of the
churches and the different Christian
bodies desiring conference on the sub
ject, the said committee to be entitled
q commission of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church in the United States OF
America on unity.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23
A RECOLLECTION.
Took the Bet Himself.

Seeing that the Paschall House AS
sociation reserved considerable num-
ber of their tickets in the late draw
ing at st. Louis and carried of the
most valuable prizes held out to the
public as asinducements to buy, reminds
u legal friend of ours of a shooting
match at Gallatin some years ago, In
which he was interested. The match
lasted for two days, but the great fca-
ture of the occasion was to occur on
the second day, being trial of rifle
skill between Rube Payne and q
"White county squirrel Killer" two
of the most celebrated shots of the
time. Business requiring the presence
of our friend at home, he could not
stay for the second days shooting, al
though very much interested in the
triumph of Payne. Bill White, one
of his neighbors, was going to stay to
see the thing out, so he gave into
Bill's hands what money he had left
and instructed that individual to bet
Ii for him next day on Payne out
shooting the squirrel killer. Bill
faithfully promised to do as sinstructcd,
and our friend departed for home,
fully confident of doubling his money
on Rube Payne's fine shooting quail
ties. He was, however, doomed to
disappointment, for the squirrel killer
knocked out the ball of the bulls eye.
The day after the shooting Bill White
also returned home, and meeting with
the lawyer, the latter desired to know
how the match turned out. "Well,"
said Bill, hcsitating little, "it turned
out against you. Your man got beat
and your money was lost" Desiring
to know the lucky winner Of his mon
ey, the lawyer asked "who took the
bet ?" "Why, Itook IL myself" +" said
Bill, "for l know'd all the time that
the White county man would beat
Mr.. Payne" Tho lawyer tried to eX-
plain TO Bill that he could not him
self fairly take the oct under the cir
cumstanccs, but was never able to
satisfy him that IL was not a square
transaction, and therefore never did
recover the money Bill White bet for
him on the shooting match. He now
says that the Paschall House lottery
was carried on according to Bill
Whites idea of betting, the only odds
being the difference in the stakes
NdshpiNe Union e. American.