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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
Wiittel- Oiltrift BON genneiIee.

Ifu Vile, BE IS amgebt: Der ftnterssi5nete
madt biernsit betansrf, has er stm MfIisnee oon
S. 50. MttGpap pon Montgomerp eeHiltp i'm Staate
Geuneiiee, tniietbdlb sobehgenGnnter 9iititts ers
bin bir beti 9ittitt Gourt senannten 9ihrits bans
ferptt eftidrtiDorbeli 1T. 10 fFsiHHT$
4 Geseben gu Glartspile, Tenn., 80. 9es. 1887.
ian6 sm~ 5faae g. eoomts. affsnee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20

Mittel 0iltrift bon SenneIee.
STU Mne, Die es ansebt: Ser unter;et9uete
~ meeht blermit betpRnteloaB er aunt Aft9Hee BON
Sobn 70. gtdtbis bon Montgomery Goiintp i'm Staate
Senneest tnnerbdlt obenashannten 9iitrfts ernauat
pereen 1T ipsler ouf fene estae Petition pin ourb
len Siitttf Court 9enanrtsn Siitrits bancroft
Hart Uoroen lift,
geseben ~ StastspiGs Eear., 1. San. 1865.
ian6 3mip &praee s. 2urtpm. Affianss.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
SerIea,ln1 Der
9tdotiidlen ApOtbffe.

s@18lod. Gbur9 SfraSe, IN ben linton uno Mmert
ean Btof. @fe Gburb unS e5errp Strate, No 81
obenmt oerIeat tporbem no @eeepte fir Arme reie
s, 8. afit6efl,
jamie bp EI1ss@ E&s 8eamter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
MitteI Diltrift BOZ, Sennelfee.

sDGH VILE. Bic es ansebt: Der 1inter,ei6rete
%vma9t biermit befannt, baB er gum diligence Don
Sehn 9; Mnoreps, 2ebman Sten, sSsrGeI Buffer unb
Staate Tenncfiee inMerbab obengsnannten Diitritts
eriannt nprbsn it, pelte auf ibre eiaenen 4eitionen
bin oar9 ben Sritrift Court eeuannten Diirilts
Bancroft eitldrt morben iio. $50, s. =,
= VI. g. Gbanbonru,
ian2i 3fnw* BIZ Gbur9 Gtrabe.
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8ffauntmd(llnna.


BUR 8eibrinsnng bon sladmeileu.
ga. IN BANKRUPTCY,
fSs9 wire bierhurcb befannt semaebt, raR
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berg, Same5 Better unS SGu. SantueIs, ale ppn .
pieton Gonrtn, Fem eiee IN Der Office oes Cleric
oteser court ibre 9ctittonen nm Gnt!altna eing
bradt 9aben unS oab Die Court barauf perotbnet 5a
BOB biefetben
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nm anb 1tk rtr gerniittaas, u ilbr Mittaas,
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Aegiiters, So. 821S Gturd Gursbe, 9taibuiae Senn,
angeb6rt ipereen oaen uih baB ale @Idnbiger. Nell
be ihre Noroernneen nabgewiefen baben nab allbere
babel betbeili9te Yerionen 81 genanter 3eit nnb an
genanntet STEELE ~ erf1enen lino ma hsnweiien
babsns aus melbsm Grnn5e, penn FOLDER oorbanben,
genaunte 8ettioen uit gersahrt werbef, foliteu nb
pos BITE srpeite Hnb brittle 3Mfammentnnft Der @duz
bigger 81 stnaHnteF 3eit anb an seuannter Steae
itattfItinen foaen.
q 1851 - Is @. u. Campbell.
Glerf Der ger @taaten Dtsfritt Gours,
mti6 3mS WitteIsS iprift BON Tenueiiee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20

WHEREAS, The Legislature of Tennessee has
enacted the following law: az
AN ACT to regulate the publication of legal
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-~~~-~~~~~-"s| 90 - S-'s-~~>~~~~>~
THE MANAGES REVENGE.
TFrom the New York LEDGER I

Twas dismal evening towards th
latter part Of january, Is, that, as
sat in my atfit~, p''l,;iering DER some OLE
tones Oh the theory Of the articulation,
] was startled from my studies by a raj
mt the door, and the following note wa
handed me J;
DR. K: viii you please come over t.
the Asylum as soon as possible !
Respectfully yours,
= R.MADIsoN, Supt.
NJ Insane Asylum. ..s '.
I had been appointed, only some two
weeks previous, the visiting physician
to this Asylum, and this was my first
call, / looked at the note two or three
times, as we sometimes will do, to see il
I could make out anything as to what
might be the object of my visit; but f.
nally noticing the last four words, "as
soon as possible" | hastily threw on my
heavy oyercoat, and leaving word as to
my destination, hurried off,
'Aride ofsome twenty minutes brought
me to my destination, and Immediately
/ was shown to Room l3, Ward ~
The room was darkened 50 that at first
! saw no one, but after few moments
in one corner of the room I noticed
man, apparently about thirty years Of
age, stretched on his pallet. lie bore
unmistakable marks of the gentleman
Massive forehead, partially shaded by
brown unkempt locks, piercing gray
eyes, thin compressed lips, large nostrils
indeed his appearance was such as to
strike even q casual observer. And this
was my first visit, and he my first pa
tient. As i entered the room he turned
a cold look on me for a few moments,
ana then turned his head away, seeming
anxious to be let alone, approached
HIM, felt his pulse and found that he was
in feverish state then, alter leaving
some necessary directions with the nurse,
left, promising to call again in the
morning. 3 .a sasf 4 j. .
AS I sauntsred along leisurely TO my
office, my mind was filled with numerous
conjectures as to how such man could
have come to an Insane Asylum, but ]
could come TO no conclusion.
sta . he next morning, according to. prom
Use, ! was at my patients side punctual-
ly, and I daily continued my visits,
some ten days, until the poor fellow
died. lAE sE sT E-f & Z
frequently found him perfectly sane, |
and we often entered into animated dis |
cussions, during the course Of which / |
found that was not at all mistaken IN
the estimate 4 had formed of him. The |
day before he died I found him unusual. |
u sad and after i had been talking to |
him about . quarter of an hour he drew
d roll of paper from under his pillow,
and handing It 10 me. asked me not to |
open ii until he was dead, He said lie
could not die easy unless he felt that
that paper was In safe hands Z promis-
cd him. and now for the FIRST time is It |
made known what were its contents. |
Although my own curiosity, coupled
with my fwifs's, led me fte'read il TO her,
the night be died, and as 4 kuow my |
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

AF1NG made all the necessary az
- ran@ein"ntS in New Orlcat:s, am now
prepared to purchase tn" cotton that you
may seud to the Landing at u a>hincton.
will purchase your cotton here in Washing
ton upon the same c"n:!itt"nS a> last year,
that is 20 say will pay ;o'' the same prices
as those of the New o. leans market, d;duc.
tion being made f'r >;lr!, inc,rah!c ex-
IcnscS as are incurred on al! cotton shipped
from Washington to New NIl ans
The cotton bought here by PC will be
weighed in vonr presence anl laid for as
ICON as weighed.
My offices are in Washington at the
Warehouses; Of >teS@rs. pi;re 4 N;,rri5~c and
q. Hinc!<icy & Son. A. UESMA!sE.
Washington, Jan. -. 1863 If
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UNFORGOTTEN.
BY EMMA ALICE BROWNE.

Once more our pathways touch and blend,
Tho years have led us far apart,
Dear to my memory and my heart,
My friend-my never less than Friend!
know not if my image lives
Bright in thy spirit as of old
Nor if the pure unsordid gold
OF thy sweet nature still survives
The rolling seasons, new and strange.
And keeps its ancient kingly worth;
only know the things of Earth
Are moulded in the hands of Change,
Nor if the stamp of worldly lore
Hath set his signet on thy heart
only love thee as thou vert
In those sweet days that come no more.
The mountains rise, the rivers roll
Their flashing silver i'll the sun,
Bnt never, since his race begun,
Hath time and power to bind the soul;
To quell the music of her Tyre,
To still the sweetness of her lips,
Nor ever, with the sad eclipse
Of sorrow, quench her radiant fire!
Time wreaths the years in sombre gray
About the brows that you have kissed
And those deep wells of amethyst
My eyes grow darker day by day,
III that mysterious shadow drawn
by some invisible. awful Fate.
That shaped the world to love or hate
In the still cyles Of the Gone;
And dim the long path lies before,
Beset with cruel cross and thorn,
But the far splcndor Of the morn
Burns white and steadfast evermore
Along the heavenly hills, that bare
Their glorious foreheads to the skies
That crown the breadth Of paradise .-
And t'ward their shining ligh hts l fare,
Nor heed tue weird and wintry moan
Of winds athwart the dying day,
Nor that the night drops wild and gray
From ont Gods hand IL journey on
Nor know the seasons come and go,
Content it. when my toll complete,
My dust shall blossom at His feet,
Amid His violets or his snow!
t.'"+.5- New York Ledger
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TIGHT LAclNG.- It is a trite but
correct remark, that, as the human form
has been moulded by nature, the best
shape is that which she has given it
TO endeavor to render it more elegant
by artificial means, is to change it ; to
make it much smaller below. and much
lager above, is to destroy its beauty; h
keep it cased'up in kind of domestic
cuirass, is not onl y to defoFm it, hut to
expose the internal parts to seriouA in.
jury Under such compression asIs
comonly rractieed by ladies, the devef:
opment OF the bones, which are still ten
der does not take place conformably to
of nTswMBsa
tion is necessarily stopped, and they
consequently become twisted and de-
formed Those who wear these applf-
ances Of tight lacing, often complain
that they cannot sit upright without them
are sometimes, indeed. compelled to
wear them during all the twenty-fonr
hours a fact which proves to what au
extent such articles weaken muscles Of
the trunk. The injury does not fall
merely on the internal structure of the
body, but also on its beauty, and on the
the temper and feelings with which
that beauty is associated. Beauty is
In reality but another name for express
sion of countenauce which is the index
OF sound health, intelligence. good feel
lngs, and peace of mind, All are aware
that uneasy, feelings, existing habitu-
ally in the breast, speedily exhibit their
signature on the contenance, and that
bitter thoughts, or bad temper spoil
the human expression of its comeliness
and grace.-Aeao York Ledger :.
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ABao DEBT.-The owing Of a grudge.
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dence for the Commonwealth was brought
forward, twas too strong a chain
there was not. link wanting his en-
trance into the room !; hasty retreat; nv
oath as to his striking the deceased !; the
knife found in deceased's heart sheath
for he same found on person of prisoner;
diamonds of deceased found on person Of
prisoner; attempt Of prisoner to effect
his escape-everything was conclusive.
It was clear case. Circumstantial
evidence convicted him. I'd.
!" The trial occupied some three days;
and, when it was finally given to the
jury, they retired. and returned in ten
minutes with, 2 We find the prisoner to
be guiltyof Murder in the first degree
A murmur of fapproyal was distinctly
audible through the whole courtroom.
The c.ier called Silence j and the ihdge
Immediately pronounced sentence, that,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-04
AN ORDINANCE

To Regulate, Grade, Curb and Gutter Wall street
from Sixth. street to Division street.
DE it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
ID of the city of Elizabeth:
Section /. That Wall street, from Sixth street
to Division street. shall be regulated. graded,
curoed and guttered.
Section 9. That the whole amount of costs and
expenses incurred in the prosecution and com
pletion of said Improvement shall be duly assess
ed according to the provisions of the act entitled
city of Elizabeth" approved March 4, 1853
Section Said improvement shall be made
and completed under the supervision and direc-
ton of the Street Commissioner, and according
to the provisions of tho city charter and ordi-
nanCes.
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BHSKINRIDGE.


A. splendid Republican meet
ixas uas held at Baskinridge on Tues
thaF evening, which far exceeded in
rsamters that held by the Democrats
s.s Saturday A detachment of the
essxss Legion of Somerville, escorted
ehs speakers. :sincluding AMOS CLARK,
.SEf up to the meeting, leaving Somer-
uzEs at half past o'clock. At various
1ssissts alongsAac route delegations fell
Esku the hns Upon reaching Ber-
ssxrasville, thd5orses were put up and
sfhe ppocesslas,' with flaming torches
aaAk drum corps, proceeded on foot to
rlss Ridge Isere bonntiful entertain
t1eat had boenl%rovided by the warm
hazEtssf Repdasiaans of that plnce, af-
tsw- psrtakine ,4bf which the meeting
.4ananferced EaSRv JOHN DAVIS, can
sszsfste for se.ennbly presided, and
EaEsxHy ad.lreeAd the audience. He
xzx E,llowel 10 y Senator CLARK in a
Eaw appropriate remarks. and then
esss&a L. DeE. sEeq., of Elizabeth was
s@fErdneed. aIss~poke for half an hour
ssssza the issaessr e. the day.
Hat the csosEnss4g effort of the even
saa Was made Ii. a.!olIN DAVIDSON, Esq,
III Elizabeth, 'ss,i, replied to the argu-
nzsut of Senat4l winfield made ut
asm same place !.s,x-r- Saturday, taking
uphis assertip;4ssi am by item, expos
iaw their fa1ieaysaa9s 4llen enforcing his
ssznssrks by an ,&paeal to the intelli
aenes and asstfipsasra of his hearers.
HE'S remarks had .as;telling effect, and
were received wiilgaseat applause.
The meeting ,wess.several times in
sAsrupted by the aoppeSheads of that
pEzce. who hatendedi3!h reak it up, but
fisRling their efforts hopeless they final
Er desisted ON thevwilole the meet
ing was a splendid Success. Somerset
U1zionist-
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CLINTON STREET.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE liz hereby given, That it is
Il the intention of the city council of the city
of Elizabeth, under and by virtue of the provis-
ions of the act entitled An act to revise and
amend the charter of the city of Elizabeth ap-
proved March 4. 1863. to order and cause a sewer
to be constructed and built in Clinton street,
from Second street to Fourth street.
Such persons al may object thereto, are eGues-
ted to present their objections in writing, at the
ONCE of the Street Comm ssioner. on or before
the expiration of two weeks from the date OF this
notice.
By order of the city council.
L. II. HIGGINS, Street Commissioner.
Dated, Elizabeth, October 8, 1868.
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New Jersey Railroad.
A&s< H5& 5fta5s ~.
FOOT OF CoURTLANDT ST.. NEW YORK.
Commencing Sept. rs. 1866.

Trans will leave New York for Baltimore and
Washington at $40 A. NJ, and 10 80 and P. NJ,
with only one change of cars TO Cincinnati or
Chicago.
eaEy~ Through Tickets sold for various places
West in the s A. NJ aud P. M. traina.
NO BAGGAGE will be received for any train I'M
less delivered and checked Is minutes in advance
ofthe time of leaving; and Baggage not taken by
to .wner on its arrival, VIII be liable to charge
of storage.
All the Philadelphia trains from New York stop
at Newark to take up passengers, the 7 A. VI. at
the principal stations, the 1, A. 80 and 1890 p.
NJ and I2 midnight. at all stations,
On Sundays the only ira n forPhiadelphiale leave
New York at $50; for Washington at 1880 P. NJ.
Returning from Philadelphia, trains leave Ken
sington at il A. NJ. and via West Philadelphia at
1.30 and g:a0 A. NJ and 1880, $3.50 and IL p. NJ,
and via Camden at $3.50 p. NJ. A way train rom
Bordentown leaves there for New York at 80
NEWARK FOR NEW YORK.
Leave Newark Market Street Station-At450*
6. Z, T90 T45 (Freght, 8, SIS, $50, 9, $40, 9:40
1915 and 11:45 p. M.
Leave Chestnut Street Station at $3.50, 6:50, 7:20
7.50 S.25, $50, 9.25, $50 1880 and 1.50 A. M.
and 1850, 1.50, $50, 3.55, 40, $40, 610 ana 100
Pm.
Leave Centre Street all trains from Nlrke:
street not marked thus
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surninx of she ocean 70

DANDY HOOK, NOV. L.
The steamship Pennsylvania reports
that at noon on the 25th ult., in lat. Al
degrees 81 seconds. long. 43 degrees, %
seconds she saw burning vessel bear
ing southwest. The Pennsylvania bore
down to her, and found her to be the
Ocean Belle, of abont ], 900 tuns, with
rudder, mainmast and mizzenmast
gone. The foremost was standing,
with all the yards aencss. .and one boat
was slowed on the forward deck-house.
She had been burned almost to the
waters edge from aft to midships, and
it was evident that she could not last
long. Two hours previous to falling in
with the Ocean Belle, the Pennsylvania
saw two vessels steering from the di-
rection of the burning ship.
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NEW YORK FOR NEWARK.

Leave New York for Newark at Sc $40,
~ az sG 70 s q 5 ssS n ,
and 1918 NJ. Sunday leave New York at 6*f.
NJ Newark $685. NJ
Stop at Centre Street, all trains not marked
Stop al Chestnut Street Station. $50, TAO,
$40 10, II, 11:40 A. N, 1910. l. 2, 8, $3.50, 4:10,
4ye sS WAY ecsved IN nth the Phi
adslphia trains for New York from Newark
cept as advertised above, and no passengers car
ried in the Philadelphia trains from New YorA
kept IL and 10 NJ.
kfy-P Persons will not be allowed on the Trains
between the depots in Newark, unless they pre-
sent tickets, No tickets will be sold at Centre
street and theftrut street stations aftcr6:15 NJ.
ELIZABETH AND NEW YORK.
Leave elizabeth for New York at 4.s6* s. 49, 6:45,
Ti5 T46 g. S:15, S:3s, $685., Cos 10.45, 11.18+, a.
9,i5s, 9.25*. 10:3e, 1880 r. NJ
Leave New York for Elizabeth at s., $50. ~,
$40, 1910, 11:4o A. M 1910, "a $3.50 4;1o,4 $3.50,
On Sundays leave New York at $500 Nj. Leave
''''''N RAILWAY AND NEW YORK.
Leave Railway for New York at 4.15s $780, T
7:8o, i:4s, s25*, s;35. s40s, 1890, 11.05s, A. M
1910 1890, 1.25e. $3.50. 4.30, 645. $500 7O5, Sc
9.15e P. NJ. On Mondays and Thursdays Ills
Pm.
Leave New York for Railway at IS, ~, $40, and
10 10 AM f. g. $50, 40, 1870, 520*, $50, s, 6.10
I, and II P. N. On Mondays and Thursdays,
On SUNDAYS Leave New York at 500 p M.
RAILWAY at 9:15e p II.
PERTH AMBOY AND WOODBRIDGE RR.
Leave New York at t. and 1910 A. NJ 2, $50,
~ p. M.
Leave Amboy at los and 5.1s A. M, 1s MA
and $50 r. III.
MILESTONE AND NEW YORK
Leave Milestone for New York at 8.45. 7.3o,
and 1d A. NJ, land 7.4t* Qr't1 T. M.
Leave for Millsio at T A NJ, 12+ N, from New
York, and 2.2o+ Qr'U from jersey City, and Ale
and 20 (passenger) p. N. from New York.
1N Cheap EXCURSION TICKETS from New
ark to New York in 6 A. M. train at 80 cents good
to return on any ofthe wsy trains on the same daY
evening
az Tickets from n ewark for places on the line
o theCentrni Railroad OF New Jersey, will be sold
only at the Market Street Station.
Passengers not purchasing tica ets before enter
ing the cars pay FIVE cents additional fare.
Tickets are received by the conductor only on the
train for which they are sold, and on the day pur
chased.
gro CONTRACTS FOR CoMMUTATIoN from
the first of each month, made at the Secretary'e
office only, from 10 A N to P NJ, No III Liberty
street, New York.
EFREIGHT RECEIVED attheIoot OF Court
landt street, New York, for way stations to Mill
stone and Perth Amboy until 7 N, and for
Princeton, Trenton. &c, until 10 A NJ, and for
Newark until 1870 M. Freight received afte
these hours is not despatched until the nextday.
JAMES w. WOODRUFF,
Assistant superintendent.
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Peace and Prosperity.

Rsssd and Circulate tho best. The Life and
I.fsbiie Services of
GEN ULYSSES S. GRANT.
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