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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

The CRoPs.-No intelligence has been
received from any portion of the county
which changes our conviction that
this year there will be an average crop;
but even then that will be so light as to
reflect anything but n dattering or even
respectable opinion upon the intelligence,
energy or enterprise of our farmers. With
lands of uncqualed fertility and favorable
seasons, for several years the wheat crop
has averaged not more than five bushels to
the acre, whereas in former years twenty
four bushels were the general yield The
lands have lost none of their fertility or
vigor, and why so poor the yield? Must.
We be compelled by the incontcstible proof
of figures to acknowledge the vaunted fer
tility and Observation-Disclosures of our soil was
the myth Of rhodomontade, or that indo-
lence or want of energy or intelligence
has overcome the munilicence of God and
the once magnificent fruitfulncss of the
soil2 One of the two must be acknowl-
edged. If the lands will not produce more
than i've bushels of wheat to.the acre, the
interests Of the farmer demand something
else should be substituted; if they still
retain their virgin fruitfulness, their in
terests equally demand, wha tever the cause
of this deterioration, should be destroyed.
If Incidence, energy must be substituted
if The old fashioned mode of cultivation is in
efficient, the improvements in agricultural
implements should Immediately be taken
advantage of; if the seed have become de-
generate, be certain to purchase new and
imported ones. II is shame that the agri-
cultural interests of the country should
suffer so terribly, when so easily avoided.
The annoying and everlasting complaint
of "hard times" ono money" would be
silenced, business revive, financial ease and
commercial prosperity would be enjoyed
throughout this entire section of the coun-
try if the farmers would only awaken to
their imperative interests. 1t is advisable
that they read and mediate upon that por-
ton of the interesting letter from our Prac-
teal and intelligent correspondent "Capt
John relating to agriculture. If the ir-
REPUTABLE logic of arithmetic does not con-
vince, then be like the stoical Moslem,
smile at your adversely and shout "Allah
is great, and Mahomet is his prophet"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02
What WILL Dallas Do?

The Waxahachie Argus, after considera-
BILE comment upon the controversy which
has been going on in the columns of the
Telegraph and the Herald relative TO the
policy and management of the Central
Road, after declaring Incorporating neu-
trality, mildly suggests that Ellis County
will subscribe lands enough valued at 81 80
per acre TO defray the expenses of the
building Of the earthworks, and then &C.
sires 10 know, what will Dallas 6o2 In
our opinion, was there necessity for such
donation, this county would exhibit gen.
erosity comparatively as great rs any 9TH
err in the State; but if our information be
correct, that instead of the road desiring
contributions Of land, they feel at present
the burden Of their enormous landed pos
sessions. By the Legislature they were
granted sixteen sections to the mile these
lands have never been thrown upon the
market, nor has the road in any manner
ever sought sale for them. The Road does
not want land at present but monsy-but
owing to the failure Of the crops in this
county for several years, in a great meas
ure caused by want Of proper attention to
heir own interests on the part Of the far
mers, money has become 50 scarce that
even TO mention it provOkes q smile. From
all we can hear the ceatrai is progressing
as rapidly a. Circumstances win permit,
though the failure Of the managers to effect
the contrast for one hundred and twenty
miles more than, the FIRST contract as ru-
Dore5, is 70 be deeply regretted. Il Is 70
be apprehsnded our professions Of gsnsros-
iiy like ryrds Of consolation 10 The bsrsaT-
Cd, though friendly, are ineffective Of relief
The new postOfice at New York
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

Tho Washington correspondent
OF the Charleston Courier thus
speaks Of u scheme recently noticed
by our own correspondent;
An enterprise is on foot, in which
some Northern capital is engaged,
for raising cattle on large scale in
Texas, aud sending fresh beef in
cans TO the Northern markets. A
now patent has been obtained for
putting up this beef, and success is
claimed for the experiment,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

Fay- Messrs, Clark S bryan, Of this place,
will receive orders until further notice, FOR
seed wheat Of such kind aud from such
States as the purchaser may name, the
wheat to be furnished by Messrs' fi'kin,
Wizard s Co, Of Louisville, Kentucky, aud
will be delivered here in ample tins Tor the
fall seeding, the wheat to be paid for on ds
livery. We hope that every farmer in the
county will embrace this opportunity Of
getting new seed wheat, The seed will be
guaranteed TO he fresh aud just what II is
represented, The reputation Of Mcssrs,
Pukiu, Wizard S'Co., is a sufficient surety
for this. Let no farmer neglect this.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

By" Among tho many benefits which
science has bestowed up m the human race,
by far one of the most considerable and
delightful, is the enabling the inhabitants
Of the bleak and dreary regions of the
North, to enjoy in highest excellence the
luxuries of the tropical climate; that ma
tions separated by thousands of miles can
revel in the deicacies Of others; that even
upon the frontiers of civilization one can
feast upon viands that even Roman cpl
cure would envy. This can be proven by
reading the list of groceries for sale by
Clark & Bryan.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02


sg- This week Capt Cole, nFGnt Of the
mammoth and reliable manufacturing firm
of Pitkin, Wizard * Co, has been awaken
ing our good DID fashioned people to the
absolute necessity Of introducing into this
country The latest improvements in agri'
cultural implements. lie also proposes to
ship out to this place the very best and
most suitable seed wheat. Upon this sub.
ject We have repeatedly sIriven to impress
upon the minds Of the farmers the urgent
and dire necessity for change both in
the mode of agriculture aud seed wheat.
The inventor of any machine which alleyi-
ates the condition OF man deserves the
gratitude of the people, and he who intro
duces it among them merits their thanks
and just praise. We sincerely hope Capt.
Cole will continue to exercise that great
energy so Characteristic of him, in demon
strating to the people in what their inter
est and advancement lies.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of Dallas County, Greeting ::
VOU are hereby commanded that you
Il summon by publication for four sue
ccssive weeks in the Dallas Herald news
paper published weekly in the town Of Dal-
las, Dallas County, and State of Texas.
r. A. Nance who is absent from the State
to be and appear before the County Court
of Dallas County Texas, ON the first Mon
day in June, 1868, then and there to an
swcr the petition of Why Brundage and
VIM II. Brundagc her husband which al
leges in substance that on the 25th day of
June 1866, said Il. A. Nance, made execu-
ted and delivered unto the said Whey
Brundage, his promissory note in writing
by the terms of which he promised TO pay
one day after the date thereof to Whey
Brunlage or bearer, thc,su of three hun
drcd and forty dollars, bearing ten per
cent interest from date, and that said note
is unpaid.
Herein fail not bat due return make of
this writ as the law directs, with your ac-
ton thereon. . '.r
- Witness S. S. Jones, Clerk Of the
SEAL County Court of Dallas County,
wv and the seal of said Court, in the
Town of Dallas, this the 18th day of April,
4. d. 1868.
s. S. JONES,
elk G. c., ID. G. T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

ba- OWiRg to tie laisusss u the hour
aud the wan, ef TOon, ne are eompsllsi 10
defer until hsst issUs any lsuglhy notice
Of the May lay eslshralian' bat the friends
Of the children sho is not '--aTe as
sursI that all went merry as the sLims of
ehildh0ois laugh,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02
To the Holders Of Claims
against the County.

A LII persons holding claims against the
N County of Dallas, whether il the shape
Of drafts ON the Treasurer, Jury Script, or
open accounts, arc hsreby requested 10 re-
port the same toA.J. Gouffe, County Tr cas-
urer, within the next two months.
A. BLEDS0E,
County Judge Of Dallas County, Tex.
April Is. 1S6S.-3l:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

By" Now is the season of the year, when
the great restorative of health and proven
tives Of disease arc SO much needed, when
il is essential that the system should be
clcansed of all impurities, and as the great
blessings which science affords in thus res.
pcct are best when purest and freshest
from the laboratory, all requiring such are
referred to the advertisement of the supply
just received by Cochran & Bro, in to. days
paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02
VIOLIN and Guitar Strings, for
' sale by l6;tf.l E. WESrER.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.


THE STATE OF TEXAS.
70 the SLsl6 or aHv Constable OF Dallas
Comfy Greeting:
NNHEREAS. oath has this day been
w made before me by 5. $. Nevill that
u. n. Mason is absent from q is State so
that ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him; You are therefore CON-
maudcd, that you, by making publication
Of this writ in some newspaper printed in
Dallas county, if there be one, for three sue
eessive weeks before the return day hereof,
summon tie said DIN. Mason, 10 be sne
appear before nne, ~ my Office IN the town
Of Dallas, in the county Of Dallas, on the
18th day Of May, a. D. 1853, 70 answer the
complaint Of The said s $. Nevill Tor the
sur Of SIS 81, due upon an account doe
hy said d. " Mason 10 said 5. 5. Nevili
Tor as Sc.
Herein fail net. ard Of this writ make
due return as the Law directs.
Gisen under ny hand add Ufheial sigma
iure. this pa day Of April A d. ls5S.
BEN. LONG, J. p. Dallas CO.
Cam. - hsud sane day issued, aud ere
cuiel b. ordering pubiicaiiUn in The Dallas
Herald for tkres successive seeks. This
ga day Of April lsis.
Mr.. WINNEFORD, Sheriff.
By las. sHErsAEB, Deputy.
ls2stl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

ra5-lfsny one suffers from any evil,
mental or physical, the suTesI sni most
agreeable cure is lhe smoking in a clean
pipe some VI that good toLa,co sold by
Masien, Ross s Bro,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02


\ BeS" The presence OF Capt. Chas H. Cole
In our town, who is the travelling agent for
the extensive house of Mossrs. Pitkin,
Wizard g. Co., wholesale dealers in and man
ufcctures of all Kinds of Agricultural and
other Implements, has suggested to our
mind, the great improvement that science
and skill have made in almost every kind of
machinery for the field and the Preside. In
looking over the illustrated catalogue of
the above house, We find enumerated many
articles which have never been heard of or
seen in this part of the country, all of
which are SO necessary for convenience
and comfort. Flows, Reapers, Threshers,
Steam Engines, Horse Powers, Saw Mills,
Cotton Gins, Cane Mills, &C., We Will not
speak of-they have all been used for a
number of years, though many and great
improvements have been made since they
were first introduced. We WISH however,
to say something about smaller articles OF
practicable convenience about the house,
q which have been brought to what we at
this time consider perfection, though which
dozen or more years hence may possibly be
deemed sold fashioned"
First, we have the "Clipper Washing
Machine" said to be the best in the world.
1t will wash the dirtiest clothes clean in
one-third the time required by any other
mode, and without injury to the finest fab
rio; is light, portabl', simple in construc-
ton, easily kept clean, and not liable to
get out of order. The wringer attached to
the machine, has no superior-it is strong,
durable and perfectly adjustable The po-
sition of the operator is natural and move
ment easy. We think with the proprietors,
that "no family should be without one"
Next comes the "Rain and River Water
Filter" They are constructed on scientific
principles with great capacity and dura-
bility. The most impure rain, river or ny
drant water by this means, is made free
from all foreign matter, clear as crystal,
and without taste, color or smell. They
have received the highest concentrations
from physicians and professional men
aud are durable and cheap.
nThermometer Churns" is the next arti-
Gle on the list by means Of the thermome-
ter attached TO which, the exact state Of the
cream is ascertained.
HCbain Pumps" and Droadman's In
proved Water drawer, are noless useful in
the house than any Of the other machines
above named. BY these improvements the
old iaborious manner Of drawing water is
dispensed with, and the exposure Of the
well prevented. The Broadman Water
Drawer lie said to be the cheapest and best
article in use for drawing water from els
terms or wells.
There are a large number Of other small
articles enumerated 10 the book which are,
however, more particularly applicable to
the farm, Of which we have not space or
time to SPEAK. All Of them are useful, and
Iabor-ssving. aud we hope the time is not
far distant when they or similar ones viii
be found on ever farm in Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02
lalla1 4irrala.
uOME ITTMS Am uiPPLYINGS,

>0NeS0~@~~~SeseS7~e~ s'~rsTsH,-->e's-
sr bsu Long iuilums biz macy irisnis
that be can furuish then siih anything ia
his lins, as be has bousht sul NrsieT, See
his hotice,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02
Net;ce.

WILL be offered for sale on the prerni-
w Uses, the 9Th day Of May, at cutlery
to the highest bidder, for cash and beefcAi-
tie, one Of the Finest tracts Of timbered
land on Rowlefts Creek in Dallas County,
sos $40 acres nsr ~. John Kirbys Block
No. in the Criss survey, % Block North
Of Kirby's. Mr.. Kirby or Squire John
Spillers viii show The land. There is a
fine lasting, clear, deep Lake, unsurpassed
for q mill, surrounded by heavy timber on
this tract. u Will Be sod 10 1siocks Of Is
acres each, measuring from Fast 10 West
including tbe finbsred lard. The cash 10
be paid on the day Of sale, ard the beef
cattle o. soon a. faf for beef titles are in
disputabls, as We are the only heirs 10 he
EPHRAM & ELIZA clap,
Heirs 81 Sabra Clap dso--sed.
March l3fh 1s5s-Sh4f.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02
Piano, Guitar and Sacred Music.

Of the latest publication and best authors.
patrons, would say that have gone
to merchant ing in earnest. If
you have found out by my dca ings with
you for tho past eight years has proved AIR,
honest and satisfactory, | will assure you
that am going to pursue the same policy
for the future. | shall not tell you that
am going to sell at COST, or Under cost, for
that has got to be an old story, and nobody
would believe it; but one thing will state,
that will try my best to sell you goods so
that both can live, or we shall divide the
profits. h. WESTER.
Dallas. Sept. 90, lS67-2tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02
THE STATE OF TEXAS

To The SHERIFF or any Constable Of Dallas
C,HHfy- Greeting:
NYvHEREAS, oath has this day been
w made before me by S. S. Neville,
that - Pritchett, and - Beavers,
known md business under the firm name
Of Pritcbett & Beavers, are Sbscut from
this Sale so that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon them; you are
hereby commanded That you by making
publication Of this writ in some newspa-
pet printed in Dallas county, for three
successive weeks before II 10 return day
hereof sgmmon the said Pritchett & Bes-
vers. TO be aud appear before me, At my
offiee. in the Town Of Dallas, in the Coun-
~ Of Dallas, on the 18Th day Of May, A.
7 D. l2cs 10 answer the complaist Of the
said S S Neville for the sum Of Ssl 20
due upon an accoanL due January j, 1907,
/ uirh inisrest thereon from said date.
Heseiu fAil not, and C this writ make
I doe return a. the Law directs.
iiven uuder ny hand this 18th day OF
April, A. D. ISIS. -
BEN. long, J. P,
Dallas County.
A trus eury ~ the original This 2Oth
Iay Of April A. D. Es5s.
Mr.. HrNErrrn, Sheriff.
b Us SuIrFAED, Deputy.
s23t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

The new pOstofice at New York
Is 10 cover three acres Of ground.
A big thing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02
RAILWAY NEWSPAPER FRBSs,

Which is especially designed to supply Newspapers
Of moderate crehlati0n with plain hut scrviccablo
Printing machine and one capable Of doing also Job
one man, at speed oi 500 iInprr-sOnf per hour and
by steam will give 1000 or 100 per hour, without
noise or jar.
This Press occupies sprc' 90 $40 feet, and can
be- worked in u room seven feet high. Weight, box:
ed, 5000 pounds. Their
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

Comesie hand same day issued and exc
cuted same day by ordering this writ to he
published in the Dallas Herald for four sue
cessive weeks.
r n. r. WINNIFRED,
T3I:ftl Sheriff Dallas County.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

The Leavenworth Conservative
says Messrs. Hawkins 4 Terry,
of the Kansas City stage line, have
received a CONTRACT from the Post
Master General for putting on tri-
weekly mail service between Ottawa
and Galveston, and that they are
now making arrangements for
stocking The line. This stage route
we presume Is the precursor Of the
Galveston & Kansas Railroad.
Ir0nselFf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02
The Dallas Iron and Brass
FOU N DRY.

V>HE undersigned beg leave to inform
Il their friends and the public generally,
that they are now prepared TO do all kind Of
work usually done in a Foundry and Ma
china Shop such as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02
single Large Cylinder Hand Printing
Machine or Country Press,

Is also convenient and dur ib Q Printing Machine;
capable of doing tho entire work Ofan out Of town Of
fee.
1t is designed to run by hand at speed Of 800 per
hour. Euch machine Is warranted and will not fail
to give entire satisfaction.
We manufacture almost every article required for
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02
NOTICE.
PLOWS FLOWS.

uDrNc ~ A.
oniNu .he iast '"o years, 'he uhuer-
~ signed has been constantly engaged
in the manufacture of one and two horse
DI % = :
iio"s vi suPeIior quaiity.
L claim that the plows manufactured by
mo nj INV sbon in D,ll,s and tnown in
-. " ~ - ''0' 80" AS"t -
tnis community us
TIo n1oe
llC ACNO11l1Cl1 ~ w ,,
Are better adapted to the cultivation of TIE
mr., or, WV r,Nn
phA'h WAL hAND'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

PLATE PRINTING, BOOK BINDING, OR
ELECTROTYPING AND STEEE0TYPING,
And furnish outfits complete for each.
We would call attention to our Patent SECTIONi
AL STEREOTYPE BLOCKS, &c NICAB
QUOINS, PATENT LINED GALLEfS, NEW CONF
POSITORS' STANDS. CABINETS of now designs
and fall sizes. STANDING GALLEYS, PATENT
POCk EFT BODKINS, PRINTERS KNIVES, etc.
BLkNKETING and Type of our own importation.
aud made expressly for our Newspaper and cylinder
Printing Machines.
Estimates ia Detail Furnished.
A now Catalogue, contH ming Gu sand descriptions
Of many machines, not before shown in their
book, with directions for putting up working, etci
and other useful information, is just completed aud
can be had on application
r. hoe & CO.,
New York and Boston, Mass.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02
MASONIC.
EsTRAY NOTICES.

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-25
TAKE NOTICES!
NOTICE

rs uERrBY GIVEN THAT AMANDA Wat.
L EfSS, n married woman and wife a aeotee
Watkins, a resident of the County of Otmsh,
Stat. of Nevada will on the thirteenth it3shl De,
of January A. ~ 1881, at 10 o'.lsck A, n, ~ sa,i
day, Appl, 20 tho District Court ~ the pee-rd
Judicial District. In and fbr said county, fs IN
order of said Court 10 carry on the busine~ = .
sale trader In her avn name snj on her osn ses
count, to wit The business ~ Keeping hotel sna
hav. yard In said County 81 orrsby.
dis. "a a AMANDA WATKINS,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-25
EIFTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION

EIETH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
= .c.ssrict Of the State Of Nevada, comprising
the County Of Douglas. Notice is hereby given
that the valua ions, assessments or snumerations
Of subjects liable ~ duty under the Internal Rev.
enue Laws Of the United States, made and taken
BY Richard n. Allen, Assistant Assessor for aid
Division, and returned 70 In the annual list Z r
May, 1868, will remain open for the ex animation
Of all persons concerned, for the space Of TEN
DAYS from the date hereof, at the Office Of the
Assistant Assessor Of said Division. in the town OF
Genoa, between the hours Of 0 o'clock A. NJ. and
P. M. each day, and after the expiration Of said
e. days, to wit: on the 9th day Of May, A. d.
1868 at my Office In Carson City, Nevada,
will receive and determine all appeals rel
ative to erroneous excessive valuations, assees
ments or snumerations made and taken BY said
Assistant Assessor. All appeals TO the Assessor.
% Aforesaid, muet b. made in writing, and specify
the particular cause. matter or thing. respecting
which decision 10 requested; and shall moreover
state the ground or principle Of error complained
Of. WARREN WASSJN, U. g. Assessor.
Geuoa, April %, 1865.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-31

ion0ern biele mar liid5ts ais cine eIen0e
Niaao Der @fI0berei. Sic Demotra ;
tie Derlor Oa0ur6 ibren Matchmaker
@barafter @nb tuurbe uebr urG nrehr
bas @prnbrobr Der lii6Iiden StIdbe1s
halter. @oIon0e nIs biefe Yartei aIIo
Die Ma1t in ben 9anben hattie, ourfte
fem Yr6foehtf@aftSsG an @r>
foIg 6enten, nelGer ni1t i'm boben
Static Der GflabenbaroRe 6as @ieQel
Der Gebtglaubi9feit aMf bic Gtirl 9es
0rii6t erbalten batte. So ! in ihrem
iDobnfinnioen Glauben an nnfebtburs
feit sin9 Die Yortei enoli@ i'm Sabre
1860 70 peit, felbit alte un0 einEuBs
reihe Witglieber, 0enen aber elm err
ttensf aO IiBer gbarafter febIte, sa bsrr
odati9en uan 81 pertperfel, iib enbHd
80 fpalten llnb trok Der ibnea mobiles
fannten Ga@Iaae nit Stpei berfaie0es
rlen @anOinaten Dor benz @olte 81 err
fd1einen.
g8en eie Softer beroerben ipolen,
benz nebmen fie ben 8erfonO ! Sine
nnr einigertnoBen liberaIe 8latfortn,
auf Der fie fi@ bdtten ollie einisen tOn|
men, tpir6e ibnen bas 9eber 9erettet
babsn, aber nit einera ,beiipielIoIeu
Se1mMtb puroe MleS berlndt, mas
eiAent 3n9eftan0niB poer elmer berniinf=
ti8eu Auffafune. Der. 8eiterforOernilic
entftrut abnli6 fab.
l.. Sn ienena Sabre ifarb bic atnerita :
mild s6euofratifde 8ortei. Sic @lc>
riente, tpeIdbe beut 81 Sage cine iol9e
btIben, Frb stpor nod tbeiltueife oie>
IieIber, aber ibre Stiiben, ibr aan3eS
6un6amente bic 96elenbeit Der Sur"
tel - fie fin0 Idnait babin, biniueg9ee
feet bur1 Sen rauben &rieeesbeien,
Der Oas 2an0 reinigte. ltnO mas ftH
iekt nod oenlefratifdbe partei nennt,
lit nur nod Elm @onplon1erat BEN
SSortf6ritt un6 Der Neuseit fein0ieLto
tpiberRreben6er llsberbleiblel elmer
emit m69tieen Nartei, iueI6e in obnD
m6dtigera Sroke lire 4rdfte berl9pe1s
ben, unl benz 3eitolter lire @efese auf>
3nbrineen,. Iuel9es fie NIT Sobnladen
| bersuirft. ~ ss
0asi 1T bic @artei, ipeI6er am ua6s
ten Dienlfa9 bic enti6ieoenite 2ieoer>
Iage beporfebt, ur1t 6offeutli9 ipdtel
in elmer auberen nnO be6eren @eftalt
ipieoer auf Dem poIittf9en Selbe su err
f6einen nno Den 8eitgeiit nit fitb aus
aalObnen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-31

- OFFICIAL ORGAN, 80
FOR THE STATE. COUNTY AND CITY.