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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

CONCERT.-Mr. Schriber, the ac-
oompiished young violinist, whose
musical talent has been so much ad-
mired by our people, proposes to give
grand concert at Turner Hall on
next Friday evening. which. gives
promise Of being the richest musical
treat that our people have enjoyed for
long while. Professors Won Roy
and Cell, sAr. Schlessiuger, the Turner
Band, and other musical celebrities
have rendered their services. The
Hall will, no doubt, be crowded to its
,ullest capacity. -Egga gf7ssra
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

SALES OF REAL ESTATE Mr..
johnson, guardian, sold at auction,
on Saturday, at the Court House
door, Lot ), Block 8, Eastern En-
largement, for 1880, with a street
Improvement obligation of $50 to be
paid, which, of course, made it 81. 400
for the Lot, which was considered
good sale.
The Coroner sold Lot 3, Block 2,
Southern Enlargement, for So, 983 "A;
purchased by Evansville National
Bank Co. Real estate still continues to
sell at good prices in our city, and
the trade is quite brisk, as will be
seen by the large list of real estate
transfers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

Personal. - Joe Partridge, the
General Route Agent Of the Mer-
chants Union Express, is IN the city,
winding up the affairs Of that com
pany.
Hon. George Violin was a passen-
ger for Louisville BY the Tarascon
Saturday night.
Judge Parrett arrived from Spencer
County, BY the Morning Star, yester-
day .H
DR.. J. G. Borrower arrived home
yesterday, By the Morning Star, ao-
companied by ono Of the fair daush
ters Of Paris, Kentucky, who has
agreed to accompany him upon the
voyage Of life. May it be a long and
happy enel
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

A FINE PI0TURE-Mr. J. Massa-
Ion, resident artist, has just completed
splendid picture Of DR.. Runcie, of
our city. 1t is life-size bust, and is
most assuredly a. fine work of art.
There is a life-like expression about
the face that is seldom seen in paint
ings, except by some of the best and
most renowned masters of the art.
The painting reflects great credit on
the artistic skill of Mr.. Massalon.
being, as it is, perfect picture of the
gentleman for whom it was intended.
Mr.. NJ. would be pleased to have the
lovers of fine paintings call at his
rooms in Chambers Block, and ex-
anime the picture. He is a citizen of
our city, and feels we'll assured that
he can please all who desire fine work
in his line.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

DISTRESSING SIGHT.-Yesterday an
aged and crippled lady, with her
grand daughter, girl of about II or
Is years, came down the river and
stopped on Water Street, between
Locust and Main. The old woman
could only walk by the assistance of
a crutch and her daughter. She
was very poorly clad, her clothes
being almost in tatters. and both look
ed as if they were indeed the posses
sors of but few of this worlds goods.
They wanted to go to Kokomo, Ind.
Being destitute and having no place
to stay, a subscription was taken up
and money raised for the relief of the
distressed, and place of lodging pro-
vided. The cases were indeed dis
tressing. 1t is hardly probable that
the old woman will live to see the end
of her proposed journey.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

? ~ Charter ak and Piquet Note
Pdper.-We have a nice assortment
Of the above brands Of Note and Let.
ter Paper. Quality equal to any ia
the Country. Journal CO.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09
FHE7 CITYr a'1a

CITY CoUNCM.-The City Council
meet IN regular session tonight 4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

DISAPPOINTED. On Saturday night
Dir. a 2. Whittlesey, with his usual
brayado announced 10 d loud voice
that he was about TO put IN Domina-
ton for City Assessor a former. sol
der of the Federal army. who yet
bore marks Of hard service in the de-
fence Of the flag. Whit. no doubt
thought that big bid for the soldier
vote, and evidently expected that the
" big enthusiasm of the evening
would be created thereby, but he was
mistaken. The nomination fell fat.
elelting scarcely any applause.
Paul was evidently in the wrong
crowd to be applauded Tor suffering
and bleeding for his country.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

DHD.-Edgar L. Willett, brother
Of Mr. +. WiIlett, teacher at the
High School, died on Saturday morn
ing at the residence Of James II Cut
Ter, Of this city. The remains Of the
lad, who was aged thirteen years aud
six months, will be taken to his
friends at Bakersfield, Vermont.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

BARKRUPTCY. 1T has been stated
that the time for filing petitions in
bankruptcy expired on the first of
March, save in cases where the assets
will pay fifty per cent. Of the 1iabili-
ties. The indianapolis Journal says
this is a mistake. The time does not
expire until the first of june, one
year from the date the bankrupt act
went into operation.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

SPENCER COUNTY CIRCUIT Court.
At the term Of the Spencer Circuit
Court just closed, man named Ray
was convicted for assault and battery
with intent to kill his own wife. and
sentenced to seven years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Ed. Murray was found gully Of
swindling, By the jury, and awarded
two years in the peniteutiary. A new
trial and a change Of venue was
granted, aud a new hearing will be
had in the Warrick Circuit Court
next week. 1t will be remembered
that Murray was arrested Ia lhi- city.
for sWindIing a boy from Spencer
County, our of $500, By what is term
ed the patent lock game, on board
the Rose Hite.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

RECoRDER's CoURT.-Henry Cot
sOm put in an appearance. before the
Recorder, Saturday, ON a charge of
being drunk, for which he was fined
81, costs being s. 49, That Coffman
case, of which mention. has been
made several times in these columns.
was brought up again on Saturday.
The result is only Important to par
&les interested. TE@0 FTrsE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

How USaRATEFUL.-As proof
that the Democratic party, as well az
Republics, i ungrateful, the name Of
that " newspaper man who had la
bored hard for the party, was not
even mentioned 10 compliment, at
the Convention on Saturday night.
What a great disadvantage it is to be
outside Of the ring"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

SERENADING. - The Democratic
Silver Band went serenading on Sat
urday night. Some Of the success full
candidates before the Convention
were the recipients -offhorn music.
and the members of the baud the re-
eipients of sundry horas. no doubt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

RECEIPT. IO.7CURE A CoLD.-The
following receipt, which is said to be
a sure cure fora cold. was han .edin By
gentleman, Who desired that il be
pubhshelt::~
" Take pint Of beer ann bring it
to a boil, add an egg beaten, and to
this add little nutmeg, ginger, and
good portion of butter and sugar.
Drln while eating a piece of toasted
bread, and Immediately go to bed. A
cure will be effected before morning"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09


A GREAT Music Sr6RE.-It IS all
ways qualification % notice the
progress Of business in our city, ia
whatever line it may be. Recently
Messrs. Warren & Connyagton have
fitted up one Of the finest store rooms
in the cisy, and at great expense,
which is now occupied BY that eater
prising firm as a wholesale aud retail
music store.
The first story, which is . feet BY
90, is used as a salesroom. On the
left, as you enter, music and musical
instruments in great variety and ar
ranged with that taste aud peatness
for which Mr.. George Warren Is noted.
On the right, Prof Buobpccupies the
corner with his splendid stock Of
jewelry, using about twenty-five feet,
the balance Of that side being taken
up With toys and goods ola miseel-
laneous character .....
The second story II used as ttdse
room Tor pianos aud orgsn1 ga tle
latest and most approved patterns.
The celebrated Knabe piano is 10
be found nowhere else ia the city.
The third story IS divided up into
rooms, the first room being used By
musical societies, as a practising room;
the rear room being used a. tore
room, for goods o. al descriptions
usually kept ia a FIRST class music
aud variety notioa aai toy store The
rear Of the building Is lighted b. the
finest sky-light in the city. and the
front b. two Of the largest piats glass
west Of the mountains. Altogether,
the house is one Of the best arranged
IN the city. The stock OF goods is
complete and the pr5prietor- arc de-
-ermlned to make il y thu interest Of
customers to purchase good OF them
-.rra
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

"a Lead Pencils, Psnholiers. &c,
for sale at the JOURNAL Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

GUTTERING.-Mr. Robt. Skeelley,
foreman for Mr.. Jacob S. Lowry,
Street Contractor, has finished the
guttering on upper Second and Third
Streets, and two squares on Fourth
Street. He has one square and half
TO do yet on Leet Street, which will
pc finished by the middle of this
week.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

COMMON PLEAS COURT AT MT
HERNON.-Common Pleas Court has
been in session at Mt. Vernon during
1he last week The only case that
attracted any attention was an assault
and battery case, In which two highly
respectable ladies figured. The two
had met in the road. where high
'vords passed, after which one of the
women made vigorous application of
a horsewhip on the other.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09
RAILROAD TIlIE.1ARl :.
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.

Leave Arrive.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09
COMING -UuTH.

Leave Leave
Eerre Haute. Vi1cenneS.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-18
xrnaee's Ierfonf.

Sn @em6sbeit elmer uebntrosnnes uStause On
Bic Wabpile 8uiIbing Eoeiatien ettbeilt am l. Dts
tober 1855 un6 restrirt IN Oer Regifters Dce BOT.
DdpiSipn gountp, 9enn., in 8uob $40. 20 Sette q
IDefbe ID am N tim d. BIN Is. 3opember 1858
aum Sijentsiden Bertonf seeen baare 9abInns an
5pur!baus Tbor IN Der Staht Roi6ptne chne bic
@obIfcbrt Der Bieoerfauiseers9tisnng oas n! ee'
nonnter urtunbs bei@riebSne @unntigentbuw O brihs
aet beIeaen in Der Stoht ahpiIe Gapiofon Gpllr ~
Eenn an Der gBrteite uoft 3RopietGBe NIT 200 6a
Tront rnb i80 6ns tief, Ipetdbes sas SoRo IT 'as
SoAn gorbitt pOR Der uniuerft6t pon Natnptue
taufte unh pon Sobn @orbitt Der genonnten Alpei0=
iirn perpfGn6et mntSe. F
Der Gri6s 1T aur Befriebisuna Der in gsnannter
tletertragnres. nrtunbe gefiberten S9uoen ~ psr=
unb auserpeut bic Rotten fur Ausitihruug 6ietet
gDama5 bis ssute .dais fnS. Den 10. 9sruembeE
1858. e tI So
auf SsfsbI bes 8O0rts Der 2ire.tOren.
Mnfrn efeIfpns
no12 2N S9osmeiitsr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-18


eSberiFs Oertanf. Sn gemdbbeit einef
S venditio exponas 8erorbnilng an mid ses
ridtet unb lberIiefert pom Mtbareu Circuit @eritr
pom Dopihion County, Eenr., BET feinem September
9erntn, 1868, rperbe tcb gum 6fIentlien 8erfouf on
ben Iselnbietenben gssen baore SabtWng am Courts
3 ils- Ebpr In ber Staht Na bpiue am Son n
Gben6, ben 2. Gesemt e 1868, na9ftebenb bef9ries
bene 2dnberei rnb @eb dull Eeiten bringen, ndmli:
Sin Stiid eSer GbeiI eanh beIeeen un6 beFn6lib I'm
GiuiIoifMitt SO. 10 Dnpih{on Gountr, Tenn.s bes
arenat pie toIat: @ee,nnt Der RorS0tede ren Got
Jia son einem Eratt 2anN uestauft usn 8eniGmin
2ptton an SO. 8. gorbon, usn wel6em bie5er Erah
einen EheiI bteet, IN BEN Centrum ber RabuiHe
nod 6tlahero fd6renbcr Eurnpite ulio Idift pon ba
n5rptid 881< groS, peIb As 23l10e 9soIts mad eaea
9fabI; uon 6a fiibIid 30 37il0J YoIes mad einem
4fabI in ber Gan itrdBe; pon b0 n0r6ti1 q 79l10O
BoIes mad benz Mnsgangspuntt, erthaIteRo Ader
rnb S. Hoes, worn Elm Ader eineei9lofIen TT, ber
upn genanntem .. 2ptton on bic Haibutue unn
SiHsbOro Eurwsife gompGnp an einem SoHbouie
rerFauft rpur6s, tpie aus benz ueberragnneS DIT
erbeHt, ucn So. 8. 8prbon an Daniel Reib liebe 9es
eiiters Office, Saui6IpR Gcnntp BUD Is, Seite 2O7)
Mnb non oenonnteH Daniel &eib an Sames g. feio
(ehe TN SeEieIb, Difce Bud "a Seite 27) unb NIT
AeitIae beleGt aIs oos GiGentbum pom Sames @.
eiS, nm elmer Grecuticn tn rsiiner pGns ge9sn Sas
g. Reis unb Mnbere unh ;u &unften pon 6arrIion
MnD Do rS fiir St6014, Sntereiien lno Rotten 81 aes
nj gen. geGeEea ben IA 9tppenibtr 1885,
np16 AQB G.R. SonaIninR, Sheriff,
bard R. g. D atnes, 3eputp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-18
2rnffee'k gserfanf.

Sn gemds5eit pOu arpei rlebertrasInss .ilrtnnbens
erfbeiIt an bic NaibpiHe 8uiIoing Anoeiaticn sm
IL asuar 1859 unS am 10. 3uI 1860 ufio legiitrirt
in Der 8egifters Dice por Dapibion County, TenR.,
IN Bud SO. 20, 5etten $50 unb 368, per6e idbs on
Ritt 10 Q d, ben Is. gDpember 1868 sum bfients
Idben 8ertouf on bem @oMr Eaas sIber in Der Staet
0afbpine seeen baare 8ablmns obne bic @cbltbat
6es Rtecer amfs has IN senonitten nrtMhoen PEE
fhriebene @rMnntigentbHn brineen, belegen an ber
ede uon gIep nnS webfterfroBe in Eers -Eofbuiue,
mas i'm 13. @tuiIs sDihritt Rapbion Gpuntp bes
iinhIidb nno OILS 2ots 30. Mrb II in Sames 6.
Owens gIan befGnat 1T, pefpfdnbet an genannte
Mifssiotion pon Scba Moams uno feiner Sron Prisr
ella Abans, mesmeSen anf senannte nebettrGs
Gungs. l1rRnnhen perpiefen rtyhs I'm uetteres stds
beres bariit er SM erfdbren.
Der GrISs 1T fir Befrieesn Der IN eenonnten
tlebertragnn9s nrRuneea geftberten S9uloen ~
Yin len un6 ouserbem bic Rotten fir bic Nus fFrnne
Sief Beasnabt tts belte fdHis firtS. Den 10. Ros
uerlher 1868.
Auf BefehI ses soarSs Der Gie.teren:
QlmfOn &eIfpn.
no12 2gB S9akmeiter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-18

ssn Gem6sheit elmer uebertraeunSssn ssnrFunSe, ers
Stunt 1859 arS reeitrirt in Der Rcgifters Ofee pon
Sopbion gsuntp, EeHa., IN Buf 9to: 20, Sette S63'
1peree iG am RittTp@ ben 25 Nopember 1S6S,
am Gourtbaussf sfber ia Der Stob Naibulae sum 0ints
lid Il 8e rfauf Ges.n boGre 8abIung obne bic gEobt
that Oel 9Siebertanfsb +tienna 6os IN 0eaannter
nltunbe bei9rtebene 0runhei genthum bringen, bes
Ieaeh IN Der Ortihaft GhaeFeI6, Gduibion county,
Ienn., nit 43X 6nt 6roIt on Ootfeose un6 naFs
ber ode uct DAT unb NuiieIfrabe nns iA0 Sub mad
elmer ;etn SnS Anep iurid0ufens uerpfdnoet an ees
l.onnie Aif1ciGtioH p0n g. B GoRr or.
Der ertSs III fir Aefriebigung Der in gneannter
ilebertroganG 11rEunbe GefiDeten S@nloen sn perS
uen6en, in6ea cir Betfdg ucn ISL %, uhne Bin en-
umb amserhem bic Rofsr fir Ausiibrung Htejer Boil
macht B, 8 bemte fdia fir6. Sea 10. 8npeHber 1868
Nnf 8efebIb bss iBodrbs ber DtreitOren.
Infpn GelfCn,
nof22@ S9o4meifer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-18
xruftee's gSerfauf.

Sn gemdbkeit elmer tebertrasunss snrtanoe an
bic Ga huiIe ButIoina Mffpeiation ertbeit am fO
y Ers 1850 uub reajItrtrt in Der 8ssifters Dice pon
0auieiou Gountp Tenn., IN BUD geo. 20, Sstte Ss6,
ruerbe iG am Rfttwp d, ben Is. 9sSember 1907
gum 6ifentIiben 9er.GHf ae9en 6aore Seslnn0 em M
RoAIfaErt Ser gsieberfanfsberedtienng Ses in ets
nannier nrtunbe bei9rtebene gruneetgentbnm orlAs
gen, beeeen in slaf5uine, DortSfon Gcintg, Senn.,
5fI Gen ThetIe pom so. II In BEN RIan RON Herrp.
btu Cots, iebes 2pt NIT 20 fnb ont Mno ia Jus
iuradIonfsnb. rrpfdneet an Senarnte Anoeiaton oOA
6. D. GomnfAiil.
Der cribs III CUR geirie6isuns ber tn senannter
riebeltragunes snrtnnse eef9ertsn S9nl9en q PET.
Ipstben trher1 Elm 8etrdg ee16. AZ ohne Stnten
unn otiserbent bic Rotten fiif AuSfihrune 6ieier
BeLIma9t bis beute fduts ftrb. Den 10. 1epemefr
1858.
Muf gefebI ses Boards Der GtrsttOrer:
Mnfon ReIfons
nof2 2gB S4aSmeifttr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-18
9rnfEee,s gSerfauf.

Sn @emdsbeit elmer nebertrognss st1rfanbe, ers
tbetlt an bic RofbutHe Hailbtne MKoeistion am 10.
DGuibfon GDMntp, Tenn., tn 8ah Stc. 20, Seiie S74
nslbe ID am Rittwo q ben Is. 1Ovember 1858.
suu SfFentlidben 8erfaMf aegen b5Gre 8abIune am
GcurfRanss Tbor in Der Gtdbt EafbpiHe, obnt bic
BobEtbat Der BitterE0Mt gang eos In genann'
ter 1lfEMnbe beftbriebene @rnnNei9entbum bri: gen
belSoen In Der D4i9aft GbeeFeb, Douibfon County
Eenit, iilib befanilt aIs &ots 1cs unS in Sbet,
bp's ADDITION sR GtgeFeIos NIT 100 6u6 6ront an
6dthei Ionbirabe nno 175 SUB elmer Mnep 3aridlan'
fehb, rpfdnbet an eenannte 4iIoeiotion ron SobI
s.. Calender. Della @0Aenher Nib s g. 6or6.
Der GEISs it sur Befrte6tgune ber IN Genanmte
uebertragan sssurfunbe Geiiberten S4uIben 81 reF
menhen, inben en- 8etrag DOE 81 $3.50 Obne 8nisl
goLmG 10 bcute fdais finO. Den 10. NOrembe
anf gtfebIA.s gOarbs Ser GtrestUren.
Mmfeu yeeIfcm,
ne122@ S9atmeifet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-18
grn1tee's merfanf.

SIN @entdtbeit elmer t1ebertrugnnesz znrtunbe an
be RailriHe Bu: hing NiiOeiotion ertbeiIt am IL
ApriI 1860 unh resi rrt IN Der Reatf IS DfFee pon
0spib{pu g6untn Tent1, In Bud Re %, seize 347
lperhe is am 81 tttwo d, hea Is. 9fopember 1868
sum SFIentItcben 8erfanf geeeR bdare 8abIung am
Goart5aMs s9bor in Der Sto6t 9aIbutle ohne hts
NobIfahrt rer Observation-Disclosures Sos n ees
nannt IIrfunbe befGriebene 9 anbei9eHtban brinE
cen beIeaen in Der Stlet 9abuige, Dauteicn County
9enrr una bsfunt a Got 30. S06 i'm Gwtnss Mhoi,
tiou Der @eitfeite non BineitroBe NIT 40 i = Oton
unb 13) Tui ;ur daufenb, perpfanbet an geuan ne
AHp,iatiOn pom Sobn 8. GDnBeEs y 6fau.
Der GrI5s 1T sur 8efriebtgune Der IN 9enantei
u bertraennes tlrfunee Gei@erten S6uoeH ~ per-
unb auSeroem bic Rrften fir Ausflhrnng otetei
gOumodt bis ben:e fduig iinS. Den IT, stOpemeel
ssanf BefebI Ses SOmbs Der GirettOren.
Mnfon ReIfons
ncl2 2E S9Gtme fer
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-18
NIIerIei.

s "a 2 -
's GennOt Wfch, 6et fpdnif9e Ges
IanAte in 4aFie, bat 8efGIae anf ooe
M9ObiIiar i'm 9@elau6 fmafts @eb6uoe
lbeIeot, nm tu iejnenA rildl t0noi9en @e'
bnltt 81 fOninten.
4 Gie Qon0oner @traBen in elmer
.aetdhsn 2inie miirben bon 3iberpooI
bis Hadl Stem Sert reif5esi.
go Sn ben u5f0Ii@fen xbeiIeW bon
9ortueoen iluo ouberorOentliG reide
@sIbIager entbedt ipOrbei.
Sic Gdtnsansen see berrn0eprse
NeabeSg flr pebttbdtise 8ipe6e be-
traseal lnehr als $6q qO0at 600. lnsw
= gan;e Seer6esi ben ADiIOea @dne
fen f&aDafnsli IN ber 9l6Be bes sSainois
Nipers Bel Ye6tia. 80 ef..1anei
4 Sno gIebeIans 81. pnrss, bonn 1.
SuIi Bis gum /. Sttaber fur ~ lI00,'
926 uBstroI oIeunl bsrtauft. 8 g5ga4o
la+ Gabd, nit i 500, 900 Ginbobs
nefM, sabIt idbtlid 933Y 200, ,009@ten'
etn. .as1aI I4g ea-fsf9G Isl 5ialff
-, Sen, @roht BAT iesnen Settetdr
on9eiDieisn, aus ben BitH6yiften UNI
asuits! 6lsibas stfIsn ~ Iaifsn,
i gGer btribmtes 2onol9aftsmnIer
@bnarO 9ileebranot lit in BesIiu ses
lttorben. siq9S9 1lia MAI .ilaesg
Inter hen 6reipilieeu.. ! sSeIde
Der Stndt Maine. gum Rrie9e entfan0>
| te, bisBen11T1 Gmitb, TIT Nrcirri uab
9Q5 cnhea as5hts4 Eea ST. ,IIs5A3 3Hsf
= : ~ - ie si1 Hg9nG !fuE Hsbil
- Bdbreub Der tetten Monate ia
bic @rie Gifenbabnr 5000 Senneh
@tabHGienen geltsta sshsg a
- Sn @6lifornien FnS itbt 5 Mil.
Eonen WauIbeerba ahnte saas 6ntter Der
Seioenirurnier pOrbaneen, ase a'5
Gine @olonie pennfgIbanif@er
Deutlher Bat 19 900 older lnbebantes
SanO bon Der SannibnI< ct. Soirpbs
0lo. gabn ans:tauft, uni fib 0Ortnie'
6erSplaller. sH a 5sssi "a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-18
9ruaee's Uersduf.


Sn @emdsbeit non brei tlebertra sunes. .iirEunben
on Bic RaibpfGe @aiIbins NDciation ertbei;t am 1.
September 1856, IL. SaRllr 1859 rn6 am 10. Dloi
1850 refpeettDe pom 6erueq Campbell unb regiftrirt
In ber gtee ter1 Office uOn DoDipSon Gountp, Tenn,
In BUD $50. d. Seiren 152 284 nh 367 mefbe id am
Rittmed, ben Is. Ropember 1868 Snm Sffents
.iten gerFanf eegen baete 8nbuns na GourtSouss
T6or tn bet cab R0 bpiAe obne bic 9BBbfthat Der
Standardization oos IL Denannten mrfanben
6ei6rtebene Brlin6egentbmnt 6ttnGeus beIeaen IN
H6nib{on Gctlap, EeRn.s oron ems ein Got " 8ars
sDsp's grcpe III Hbeftruaen an eenannten campbell
pon Thom0s DtlnEap NIT % BmE TFpnt an Snmmsvs
Hrdse elm am5ereB Etld beIeegn II GbgeEelb an Der
G6s BON Der tsdIIatin EstrnpiEe unb Sprtngftrabs
NIT $50 TMB ssrnnt an aemannter @iEe nnb 243 6ut
,MrfdIafeiIb ino tn a1berss StH6 cber EbeiI 2enl
nlit 100 Taf Tront n bel @aIatin Turnpifs ndcbf
DonaIb 1taon8 Got.
Der GriSs III aIr gefyienieune Der in geuanntet
llebertroQaraB 1rsnnDem geSbeiten S6nten Il
mermelfhsa, fiieem ein 8etrne pon &t,l59 81, ohn
9ifsen ilnh faserbem bic &sfltM liz Mnsfbrung bic
ier BeImaE tis bente iaAla iils0. Den 40. gtopem
\ 5ey 1858. -
Auf DefebI ees 1raTes per Ltsettcren.
Mmfgm Nelfpms
mof22B S4atmstaet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-18
: r,,ftee's 5 sserfanf.

Sn @em6sEeis elmer lfeBsrtragme silrfsmbe, ers
taellt an ole Nefbptae 8ui hins AiioctGtion am 8.
pom 2apibfpn Epsntrs Tenn., IN Bud Yp. %, Settle
.222, werbe Id am Dittwo D., Zen rs. Rorembsr
1858, gum bFenfIi9en 2sertanf ees n bdaye 8abuns
ggehItbat Der g1ieheffaass sbefe@tignna hes IN ges
nnnnter i1rtnbe bei@rie enc grunbeieen brins
gen, beleeen u Sub, Rafbuile, 9ogteion Ganntg,
bgr pon Sohn Eurbift bsr Nig1siotien ueipfGuSeten
Beftu1a. an 4. Gttaber 1855, unt tte Befitunss
weIa1e pom Sokn Gotbitt unb feusr 5tau @a6eeI Der
Aftciiaticn 9erpidnbet baber. sas
Der erI5s 1T ;ur Defrifoieuns her IN sen6nnter
ileberiSaaunes <nrfnfbe gefiberten S1aSen q uer'
weHhen, inhem ein 8etras BON go nbne Stlaien
ggGmnsst bis bewe idfhs Fnb. Den 10 SpDember
AuF BeIebI Sss goar6s Der aitsEtsrsu. 1se
ss.-i . ssf-ssv f Mnfou Rel pn,,
uof2 2B S4rkmethcr
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Su @emGsheit elmer uebestraguness srlrtnnee an
bic EaihptIIe BuiIbing Mfcciation ertbeiIt am q.
Mdra 1856 unb resiftrirt in Der Reeiters 0tee pe'
4auihfon Gomntp, Tenn., In BUD Yn. 20, Sette 1Ul,
fuerbe id am W lit 10 o d ten Is. Rouember 1868
aum Sf5entIiden Bertauf ses:n baGre Sabune am
Gourtbous. Ebor in Der Siabt Raihutue obne bic
@obItbat Ser DiebeTfaufsb ere6tieung ees N ges
nannter HrEnnbe 40 eiHgiebene Grnnbe9entbnm brtns
oen beIeaen in NofbpiHe, Oopioion County, Eenn.,
nit 40 Eitb Srout an gineitrabe, 1S0 6nB inradlau.
ienb pem CAPITOL eeseniber. ierner EN- I9eil pes
ffrofe. IS TuE an gine inb 81 SSus on 0opftr1ke
uerpidnoet an genannts AKociatiOn non Gnnin n
Gomoroiu.
Ser GrISs 1T sur 8efriehioune Der IN 9enanntel
ebertroaun as tlrErnbe eeiider.en S4uoen 81 per'
weneen, in6en Elm Betrae pon $S16.47, ohne 3iRier
unh auserbem bic Rotten fir Ausfnhrnng nte1sl
g0Hmo9t 8 beRte fdHis iin6. Ten 10. EopemOe'
IS 8.
4Iniun ReIiOHs
not2 2Sg S9afmeiiter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-18
Sruftee's gSerfanf.

SIN GemGBbeit cine. neberiragunass silrtnnSe, er'
tbe1it an BE RoituiIe NuiISing Mfociotion am 9.
Tai 1855 unh reeiftrrt in ber @esiiters Office BON
Doui6ior Count Eenn., IN 8ud YsO. 20, Seite 3O6,
Deroe ID gum Sifentjaben Sertauf geeen haore Sabs
Iuna am M itt 10 d, ben Is. Nppember 1868, an
GoMrtboussIbor in Der Stobt Rafbuine bos IN aes
nannter ilrfunbe bei@riebene Grnnseigentbnm o9ne
bic DobItb0t Der 99ieoerfau ssBere brtn9en,
beIeaen in Gauihfon Gountp tn Rutrnins AS6iticn
~ GhgeiieI6, NIT so 5us TrDnt an Bbte greets
Eurnpife un6 270 Sjus suildIaIfeH6 nerpfdnhet an
eenannte Afesotion non Sobn 8. Bee9 :ine fetneS
6raa GGrab s. See9.
Der GrI6s 1T fur 8efriebiaunG Der tn sennnntet
Hebertrognr es surfunbe getderten S9uleeu ~ pet
penben, tnbea eir 8etrag uon &525.94s obne Stn1eu
unh ouSetbem bic Rotten fur Ausfabruue bieier Boil
ma6bt Bis beute f6n limb. Den 10. Roueusber 1858
Mnf 8e ebI 6ss HOCrbs Der DrettOren.
Mnfun efeIfon.
no12 2B SAaSmeiftsr.