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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

A TRENTON paper tells story OF a
brave woman; "Qn Monday night the
house 81 Mrs. Martha Grisg, In South
Trenton, was entered by burglars. Her
husband was away, employed at the
rolling mill, and herself and three chill
dren were the only peFp9ns in the
house. Mrs. Grigg yas svakeped by "a
man bending oyer her, with an Hplift--
ed dagger in his hand, with which he
threatened TO murder her If she made
any noise, Instead Of being oYerawed
by the threat, the cotraSeops woman
screamed out at the top Of her voice,
and the man at once took to his heels
and fed"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
The Attack on the French SSIlOTs In ia
Dan-OraliOn ever the Murdered ON
From the MonIteur de solr, NAV s.

From the Moniteur de Solr, May 81
BY the last dispatches from Osaka, in
Japan, the French Minister of Marine
has received pews TO the 11th Of March.
The Japanese aEihoYibies sent by the
Mikado had gone on board tue fr;gate
Venus the day after the attack on the
French crew, for the purpose of giving
up the bodies which hGd been recover.
ed in the roadstesd. They expressed to
the commander the profound regret OF
their government, and admitted that
the affair was the less justiiable that
the sailors had afforded no pretext for
the cowardly aggression Of which they
had been the object. The dead have
been buried at Kobe. ', y.IuoN /
The midshipman, who was killed,
was the only one that had a revolver,
and be fred of atl the barrels before he
was killed. All the Ministers and resi-
dents, &C., attended the funeral, also
officers from the different men-of,war,
and the band of the Ocean, The Cap
tain of the Duplex made an oFatioD
over the poor fellows grave tbere be-
ing no priest). He was very much
excited, and told the Frenchmen to
look on the graves of their shipmates
and countrymen, who had been foulIy
murdered in cold blood, and their
deaths must be revenged, or they we're
all towards aud not Frenchmen. The
Minister, Leon Roche, spoke next. he
was 80 moved that he Gopld hardly
speak; in fact, all the sailors were she'd
ding tears. He told them to have con-
fideDce in their officers and Minister,
aud be solemnly swore over the bodies
of his murdered countrymen, in the
nome of France and the Emperor, that
they shoqld be bitterly revenged.F It
was sad Scene, and even the most
thoughtless were much affected. There
are several more men severely Youpded
and 1 think two officers, who were near
by in another boat. L.4 n
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
Ho11owlY,s rPnIa AHn 0mTMRns,

HoLLowAY's lPILLs AND 0INFMENf.---
OANcER;-The days Of brilliant operations are no
with the necessity Of the knife, which frequently en-
dangered the life Of the patient Ihouaands Of females
eating action of me Ontment and their lives spared 20
their iamies Tho Save follows the cancer n rs tor
turous winding and tmpercepby but thoroughly and
cleanse and purity the blood. Sold BY all Drugqists
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

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The President has communicated toy
the Senate all the Official correspon-
dence relating TO the murder by the
F0fnosan elVages Of the, crew Of the
Ameridsn bark Rover, wrecked 0u the'
coast oi Fofmosa ID March, 1857. and
the sdbSeqpeht steps taken % aveDee
their aalh, ana prevent siniler out.
ragea b idbare. IL viii be rem enibefed
that~the Hartford and Ahe Wyoming,
United States men.of-war, attempted
TO land force near the scene Of the
massacre, hntEWithout eueeess, cur
forces being driven back by CALLING
fire from an unseen enemy concealed
in Jungle, and the heat Of the e6hh
being 30 gfebt 40 70 zineapaoiiais- many.
Of the msnfr0m exertioD Since then,
the-y yObineser1 euthoTities have been
inddced to taheih6ldl Of the matter, and
have procured a-guarantee from the
bead ined ioF the Chinese and h6lisehste
villages adioipipg the part Of the For
mosan coast where the savages i've,
that no more such murders shall occur.
The following lis q tfapslatiOn l0fythe
bond signed by theIhaai la bled Cd O
"This agreement being o guarantee
furnished by the head men Of the Oan-
ton md SFooKienp villages, Sin'ahJkew,
Chang sin, Ugh'cheon-Tho, and the
head men Of the four 0hehby4ke vii
lages Of half-caste, Su quai-SiD.g
n, We give this, bond before the great
men aud gentlemen. We stand securi-
" for the saEages and Koolutsi They
unfortunately killed the crew Of the
Rover. Now the great troops have
come to punish them and they repent,
Again the ruler Of the eighteen villages.
Tooke.toUk9 and tue American Consul
having met togethgr1 have come to-
friendly understanding, They have
lboth agreed upon q flag to bsia sign OF
peace.u From this'tipAe any ship from
any nation in danger, Of the elements
that will show this dag WIN be succored
by the saVhges! Nobe t6fi their crews
shall be. muHderedS but all will be sent
to our head men, and from there to
Taiwanfooo s 10 aluod 9dj agsv5t
"We stand security before the court
| for The eighteen savage tribes. to this
end that hereafter NO 9fofeigner shall
lever be murdered, Should such crime
be committed, we will 4pite with one
heart and body with the soldiers tc
seiEs the guilty parties and punish
them dAndiof 80 doing lone Of NJ
will ever dare to refuse, ,,
"If foreigners land without.necessitS
and are murdered, we shall not be re
spOnsible-ys. Oh. 51lJlw Of s.inaeIab
"We give this bond before the court
9th moon, 9Th year" .i-y s1s s5 iH
} 1--WE suppose thisis the best that cRr
be done under the circumstances, bu
lit is rather humiliatiDg to- be com
PEELED to owe the satetyTof our ship
wrecked qailors entirely to the efforts o
a barbarian governments. '. "H
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

Black cloth guitg fof weddings are
being abandoned by gentlemen in Pa
riso The ultra.elegant costume for a
bridegroom is now considered, in Paris
TO consist Of pearl gray trousers, ma.
fine blue frock coat Qined with white
silly, and gold buttons; either the mi
tials, the arms or the coronet OF the
wearer (as the casetmay be), are en-
Rraved 'ofiithe buttons. gg1ildnga,i I
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

y; No CHILDREN NEED APPLY. Lone Of
the Saratoga hotels will. not allow any
children guests this year. Thatsouhds
like Willis "Ghost Ball ct Congress
Hail."
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
WILL all those afflicted with Cough or Consumption
read the following and learn the Salds Of -. !
AEGlDTs LUNG BALsArG,


Amos wooly, M, d., Of Koscinsko Co., Indiana, saysi
"For three years past have used ALIENS LUNG BAL.
SAM extensively in my practice, and Tam satisfied there
is no better medicine for lung diseases in use.n
Issac r. Doran, N. D., Of Logan County Ohio, says
"ALLRN's LUNG BALBAM not only sells rapidly, but
gives perfeet satisfaction in every case within my ow-
sdge Having confidence In IL and knowing that II pos
sdSaes valuable medicinal properties freely use in my
daily practice and with unbonnded success las aP
expecorant Il Is most certainly far aheadof any prepa
Nathaniel Harris, NJ. d., Of Middlebury, Vermont
says II have no doubt II will become classical
remedial agent for the cure of all diseases Of the Throat
Bronchial Tubes and the Lungs"
"Dt Lloyd, Of Ohio, Surgeon in the army during thA
var from exposure, contracted consumption He says
NJ have no hBsitancy isttinS that was by the use Of
Eoaf LgSe B1tEAA y that am now Ase' and enjoying
DT. Fletcher, Of Missouri, says " recommend youF
BALsAA in preference 10 any other medicine for Cppgha
and II gives satisfaction"
ALIEN'B LUNG BALBAM Is the remedy TO cure all
Lung and Throat diiculties II should be thoroughly
tested before using any other Basam 1t will cure when
all others fail. Directions accompany each bottle .
j, N HARRIS 4 co., Sole Proprietors, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Sold by all druggists. ootl6y
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
SCENES IN ABYSSISIl.

d q Pscuffariti.s OF the NatIves--G 81 aeeful
Girls aud GTima GhOIa- Wallas-
gCamp LIGs-A May Day Picnic!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

The Roman Catholics have sppro.
priated 100000 for their church eK-
tension projects in the South.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

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MANY years Sgo a Massachusetts,
teacher saw aboy come into his school
WHO bore bad character. He deter
mined il be could, to make good boy
of him. So he spoke kindly to him,
and he behaved we'll that day. The
next morning the prudential commit
tee las he was called came in and said
"Mr. T., l hear that bad fellow,
NJ, has come to your school. Turn
him out at oncel he, will spoil the
rest of the boys" 'No,. Sir re-
piled the teacher; ~ will leave
the school, il you say so but
can not expel boy go long as he be.
haves WE'LL" SO he kept him, and en-
couraged him, confided in him, till he
became one of the best boys in the
school,. Years afterwsrd that boy, hay
ing grown to manhood, and obtained
an honorable position in life, would
take special pains TO visit his old
teacher, and thank blm for having
been the means Of saving him. =
Wrong-doers would more often reform
if they conld fiud any one who would
trust them and help them.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

-IEoEEsB TO TIE ADORABLE. IF the pat
EiatchaT age sveetimellng incense was an emblem oi
symbol Of homage that gentleman can oiIsr u ia
Noap he sdoteg 10 case of Aas eHebshtinR perfume
richer thap fFspincenSe, and more deciouI than thd
HFEoR be MAYO.R Sod BY III druggsls' F'''er
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

In Nav 'EoKK ions Of they ferry com
panies has got into operation o line Of
cheap cabs, which Will convey single
passengers from the ferry to any part
of New York city for thirty gents, and
two passengers Tor twenty, y,three cents
each. Th Sc cabs have their stand at
the, ferry, and are kept, in constant
readiness for passengers. The expert
ment Is one which ought to succeed.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

The following essentially French
paragraph appeared in o recent Paris
paperi Yesterday o Young man and q
lady took supper at 10 fashionable res
taufant on the bouleyards. ni Ina the
course Of the evening the young man
plunged q knife into his bosom. He
was carried home. The blood which
he lost produced a salutary impression
upon him, and he now expresses a firm
intention-to go on with liie."moli hsi
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

g IN order to widen the field Of
usefulness of the DAILY W1scoNsiN
foGtheg great Presidential Campaign
Of 1868, which-we think is to result
in the election Of GRANT and
coLEAx,,@d make the following.
offer to mail subscribers a7'rv9
Any person sending us four dol
lars CD onor before the 4th,day9
lofJdly next shall receive the Daily
WISCONSIN, full six months rfromo
receipt t. Of. tho money. a. sio1- @.'1a ia
Any Club sending us athirtyjfve
dollars ($850 before the 4th day of
July shall receive ten copies of the
DAILY WISCONSIN six months from
receipt ofthe money. Additional
Hr
copies at rate Of the Club, ,.,sa
Any Club sending us ten dollars
($1O) before the 4th Of July shall
receive ten copies of the Semi
WEEKLY WISCONSIN six months
from receipt of the money. Addi-
tionakeopiesa at the same rate.
Any Club sending us ten dollars
($lO) before the 4th day of July
shall receive twenty copies of the
WEEKLY Wisconsin six months
from the receipt Of the money. Ad-
ditiopal copies, at the rate Of the
Club .ijGoa l.,a
awe shall, on the LIST day Of June,
Tissue the DAILY WISCONSIN, upon
new type, with increased amount Of
reading matter.
All the great speeches and docu-
@eHts Of the campaign will promptly
appear in our columns, m4ps';, D
Address, b.a'd o#eo f9ss
sPAtLY WISCONSIN,
l..Nl1N n.LO- Milwaukee,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

Do not neglect that Cough, to wear and
tear the Constitution through the summer months.
Nothing more emaciatng than Cough In hot weather.
GOES QoUGH BALsAM Is cheap and speedy cure.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

Since the invention Of the present
form Of violin, about $50 years ago,
che instrument has undmgodsa no i'm.
provement. None Of thepiehanges
which successive makers have at.
tempted 10 introduce have proved Of
the least value. The old are still the
best, and for once the general law Of
progress seems to be set aside.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11


which afecased fmpurty Of the blood such as cfofu
w or kinss Eyil, Tu9ors Ulcers. Sgss, Erptops PIN
sipelas, Teer or Salt Rheum, scaid Head Ring WorIn
Cancer % Canoerons 1nnora " Eyea Famall lis
cases, such ~ Retsntion, Irregularities, buppfeasa,
Mhites Sterty; also, kyphelis Neneraal piseaspa
Liver Complaints and Heart Diseases Try AYERS
and see for yourself tho surprising &C
ttity with which u cleanses the blood and cures hea9
During hsss ssss ,hspubiicAayeb inIdlod by Iarrs
bottles pretending 70 give quart Of Extract Of Sarsape
ra for dolRr Most OF these have haan frauda upon
the sick for they not only contain little Sarsaparla
bnt often no CURATIVE Ingredient uhatoyer Hence, bitter
disappointment has followed the uss Of the various sx.
tracts Of Sarsaparlla which food the Market uut the
naAne sei has become Anonymous with imposition and
cheat. Still we call this compound "Sarsapara," and
intend toruppy elch remedy as Aha reSeue tho nAna
from the load 81 obloqy which rests upon H. We think
we have ground Epf believing II hAA virtues which ~
regsble br the class Of diseases 10 intended 70 cure.
We assure the sick, that We oer them the best al
ttiye know bow to and We 70 be.
lese IL isby far tho lst eectu purifier OF tho blood
yet discovered AYERs CHiaRY PICTORIAL IL so uniyer
nalI known 70 snrpass every ether medicine for the
~ Coughs Colds Ihfnenza, Hoarsbness, Group, Bron-
chts lnclplent Consumption and for the relief OF Con-
guupte lents Id advanced stages Of he disease that
. useless here e recount tho evidence of It's virtues
Prepared BY DR.. j. o, AYER Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sold By al DEuRRsts and dealers in medicine eVsqUhaA
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
Cleanse the BLOOD

TA WITH corrupt or taihted blood, yA.
~ w are sick all over. IL may burst
~ out TIN Pimples or Sores, orin some ac
M~\ tyedsease, or kma1 IneFely keen you
4 listIess, depressed and good fot ndthfng
/Butynu cannot have good heal III Whila
- ~ your blood is impuro. AYER's BAI.
. n. sAPA1ILLA pprges out these impuri
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

Any person sending ser us four dol
lars CD 0por before the hsday, g
lofJdly next shall receive the DA1IY
WISCONSIN, a full six months from.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

& IN order to widen the field of
Ia ielt t1ij tifji
usefulness of the DAILY WIscoNstN
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

Any Club sending us .thirtyjfve
dollars ($850 before the 4th day of
July shall receive ten copies of the
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-03
8eaahlt!

SSoI9enoe tuiatige 8etanntmaduna
it bonn Mccorber erla6en tporoen:
Sebr biele 8erfonen, tpelde in
@afbpiae @ef9afte betreiben, iuie
&anFente, 8eolars, Sutiher, 2aittpa.
gen< uno Drabs Subrleute babei1 es
pernadIaiiist, bonn 0fecoroer 9scens
aus5unebmen ODER lire 2icenien, ipenn
berlolderL su erneuern; un6 es miro
oaber allen Golden biermit gu berite<
ben gegeben, oaB iuenn iie nidt inners
balb Der na6lten aebn Sage erIdeinen
uno Die erforberlidbe 2icens bonn 8es
coroer erbalten, iie an Die sartlidle
Slrforge Or. Gbren bes gonlmifiTos
mars Stone tuerOen berioiefen iper6en.
Dies 1T pofitip Die Iebte 8ena9ridti<
gung,
@m. M III 8, Ste corber.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-03

flna borsefiihrt ipirb, iorefaltis iuiegen
foa ben @ebaIt genannter 2aoung uni
ben glarier oes 8ertaufers, in better
Oienit Elm folder &arren beripan6t ipirt
nebit Der Summer genannten 8arreus
idriftIt6 aufnebmen u. Dem 5ubrnaun
genannten Sarrens cine begIaubiate s.
f6rift folder Mufnabme einbdnbiaen.
5. Section. DaB oieie @eroronana
bon uno mad Dem 8eitpuntt ibrer 4af>
firung in Nirtiamteit treten foa. q
6. 9eetion. 2IlIe geroronunaeu
ODER Sbeile bon @eroronnnaen, tuelde
hermit in Biosriprud fteber, itnb bier<
bur9 aufse5obeu. ian31 1&S
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&Dblem.
Die netie 0erDrSnune be3asti6 Ses
!8cblenDerfaufs tpirD NIT aller
Strenee ausgefabrt iperben.

Da neuerer 3tit beim ifa6tiid,e,
Warf9aIl &la9en Geitens Derer, fueidl
Soblen gefauft baben bariiber anaebrad1
noroen iinb, baB bic qaounaen nlanael.
bait tuarefl 70 miro Die folgen6e Ser,
oronnng, iueIbe 6ur1 bic Iebte reauIart
8eriammlung bes @taotratbs anae
nontnen luuroe, befannt genia1t uni
iol bon lebt an ftrens par6sefiibrl
Cine Yeroronuna, UNI 8e,
trua beim 8erfauf unb 8ermeljen bon
&eblen 81 berbiiten:
Gs fefzbe I 6Ioffen bonn Mas
Dor, 4Bnaro Der Nl6erm6nner unS
common Council bon 0aibbiue
/. Geetiof. DaB alle &phIenber<
tauIer anSubalten finb, ben @ebalt zines
lsoen aarrsn, ipelden fie aur abIiefes
rnng bon &Obten gebrau9en, burb ben
3weiten aiftltirenoen Nlarft .@lert ers
mitteln su [af1en un6 oenieIben an re-
Dem folben Barren oeutIid1 an,u,ners
f:n Sugleid nit Dem glanaen beS Bers
fanfers nfo Der Summer oes &arrens.
Die lluff9rift nlrB bic 8abI Der BufbeI
leoer Qlrt nnb ieben Grades BON &ohIen.
suelde Elm folder Sarren entbaIt, rem
ebeitn1abis gefaat, ieoe Defenders anges
ben. go
2. Section. OaB Der &aufer elmer
gaoun9 Gohlen, tueIder bermutbet, 0as
ne 5ii 6erinG lei, DiefeIbe mad, Den ifabs
tIfben ggaagen beoroern ,ttoo un, az.
prtft 40 tueroen unb ooB in, San iofsbe
9a6nng 81 eerins befunoen tpirb, oies
felbe Der Staot berfaIIen lein fou fir
ben Gebraut nnb gum 8eften Der Dir.
men.
3. Gection. SAP bic 8srnadllaf.
iigunl ODER llnterIaHung Geitehs zines
&oblenbertdnfers, ben Beitimmunqet,
Der /. Section biefsr 8erorbntila nat,s
3ufomnten, ais Elm 8ergeben auaefehen
uno betra1tet iueroen ioa, fir ipeIdhes
gefiannter @erfdufer nit aserIuft feigIer
sens ais GoblenbancIer bel leberfiih<
.rung Dor irgenb eiiiem geribtshof. Der.
iiber CORPORATIONS asergeben Geridltss
Bartlett ausiibt, beitraft tuer6en folI.
A. Gection. Dob ben Mmtspflid).
ten, tpie fie settler benz atpeiten alFitis
renben MldFFt gIerf boraefdrfeben
iuorOen tuaren, nod Die @Ii6t bin.us
gefiiet tperoe, Gin ger3ei1niB iiberI
Summer unb Geipidt ieoes ibm poraes
5eieten &aFrene; 9iafnen beS behtelben
belisenOen ODER berlpenbenoen Berfdus
fers, iieblt Sent GebaIt bes 3arrens,
iuenn nit ben 9eiu6bnlid in benItIben
transportirtet Qlrten un6 @ro6en bon
6oblen gefiillt, an fiibren. CT ION iebe
Naean9 aoblsn tpelde ibnt aur Yrits
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@erDr6m1tna,
UNI Die Ginnabmea Ser @taot su er.

UNI Die Ginnabmen Ser @taot Al er.
bOben unb 81 berbinhern, ] oa1
8ieaeu frei utnberIaufea.
Gs fei bef4tofien b on
Boaro oer q l6er m a mn er uni
De M 8 0 m mo n ssa@ounciIoe1
| 9taot NafbbiIIe, oaB ,eins
Steuer bon 6rei Dollars per Gtiid
auf ale B0Ge unb 8iegen geIegt tper>
ben fou, ipeI@e innerbalb Der gren3en
Der Corporation bon NaibbiIIe aeeianet
un6 gebalteniperoen nnb bob es oit8fIi6t
oes ita6tif6en Mari9alls fein foH,
eiefe Steuer an ODER Dor benz l. Mars
ieoen Sabres gu erbeben.
Serner fei bef1Ioiien DAB
irgenb cine 8erlon, dis Gtaentbiiner
zines Bodies ODER elmer 3ieae, iueIbe
fol@en Sod ODER foI6e 3ieae innerbalb
Der Corporation bon gtafbbille fret
berumlaufen laBt, elmer ungebabrIi6>
feit lduloig erabtet tueroen loI, iuofir
cine Strafe bon fiinf Dollars fit ie6cn
Sag, 1pel6en Elm folder BOD ODER cine
fof6e 8iege fret bertmgeIaufen i'll, III
be5abIen 1T. tpeIde @trafe in Ser
@ourt ees SOLICIT sgonniflioners err
boben iuer6en fol-; bic etne SaIfte bes
9trafgel6es foII in Den it1btifden
S9as flteBen Die anbere SdIfte' iol
Dem Nnfldger in aenannter Commit
fioners Court aufaaen.
Serner fei b ei@Ioffeen,
oaB e8 bic @fi 1T oes taotifden Wars
l9alls fem foa, ale fret berumlaufens
ben B6fe uilo 8Iegen innerbaIb Der
Corporation bon 9afbbiae einsufans
gen un6 oiefeIben bret Sage lana i'm
9lrbeitsbauS gu behalten uno tuenn
binnea biefer Belt s1ientanb erfdeint,
UNI otefeIben 3urid gu berlauaen. TO
fou oann Elm folder BOD ODER cine
lol9e 5iege tootaefbofen uno aus Dem
gSeae gef9aft neroen. So
Serner fei .beidIoIfen.
6aB es Die 9Fidt 6es itabtifden Wars
faafis nno feiher Deputirten fein foI,
10 mie Der WitgIieber Ser Wetropolis
ton BoltSei bieie gerorbnung aussu.
fii6ren.
@s iei-bef6Io fen, bab biefe
Berorbnung in @irtiamfeit treten fol-.
Iobalo fie in elmer Der itabtifGeu 8eis
tungen eine g8obe lang ber6fentIibt |
uoroen 1T.
1B. 81. g. NIIbeu,
Wagor.
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NQentelI DerlQuQt.

Tim nnier. neue patentirte Gtar SbuttIe
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era9d1t 30et Slben tno mocbt ben etten g 5luBs
ben aettenittG Ssher Aoent rpifb NIT efiTer
SepIe beg YdteHtbtiefes uerfebeI Se;rte gsidIiebz
1fD taeFtannt. Mat ienbe aab girtaIarsa.
NJ. DR. Bead u. Co.,
ian25 9o. 29a 8ruetts Strase, @empbis, Gem.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-03
Nnfiin0iQunQ.

eco Pbotoeropbien non amsge sei@neten 8ertonen
su soc; go photographer pom unious GfEsieren
e z5s; 100 4bGtographssl t95ner 6rauen fir 25c;
fPielerinMen 25c; 20 pbptogropbiel BON gonf6Ses
Ttrffn pfs ers &c. 4oiffret susefanat, nenn man
Oaotb Sanlor. IT,,
jon2o @aibh,eton. . 6.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-03
@arper S Brothers,

SSsarben far Warmer nne Mmnfre.-Dfe Grafton
ID NineraI SGrben GompGgnie ptrfertfgen bic bette,
gut angeIeste, NIT reinem 2efniamen Gel permij&te
AHfnt9e oauern 1015 Sabre; fie 1T Don eineT Ieis
ten anEeu oeer f@6nen Gboeolaben Snrbe unb fam
n cine crime, beierne, fein, olire ODER eeIbe BEN
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tar phnisr, S4sunsu, 6eHsen, 9BrgsH, Gimers aders
pGHGerabe Ganabccte, Gdbiffe, uIetaIene nnb 6cIss
TabrifGnt bot i'm ieStea SABRE 5000 pfuRb eebraudtl
uns fam IN Ganer, GInfieit&t NIB Sejtteteit pom
Dollars per 6dB pom 800 9fitub, fir ben Tarnet flr
Sabre eenfeenh. Wan fenbe fir Elm Circular peIteS
ale eEDlrite Anstanft sis6t. AeHe 1T acbt es lei
lain, fe babe has Gei4dttstei8en: Grafton Rineral
W41be. @breiie:
DANIEL BmwEIL,
ssG e% a5a@ earI strabe, Re OF.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-03
Glainls ull6 Yatente.

A. bGB. %. &Bbitman, Me9te nnpoIt In Der Gus
.preIRe 6ourt Der Beretntgten Stoateff Court fir
Claims nab GrecutfpsH epartements. SprafdItiqe
Mnfmerffnmteit ptrb onen Hrten pon Mnfpradten an
bic Bereiniaten SsaofeR uno Ter Beforalna pon 9as
tenten fir Grfinber gef1enft. IsEs -.
Office: Gde Der s. uab strase, Gin Gun aeeen;iber
fan11 8qfbtHeton, .. 6.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-03
Die gtaats3 eitaa.e..fiir 1865,

sSAt
SagIi@e uno 8oaentIide
Staats<3eitun9; Subicrip !.
tiOussYreife.
sasIiae 3eitung: (ourd
oen Srager ins $au5 eeliefert ODER per
@ot berianot):
Bel n,oaatlider ooer bierteliabrlid3er
Sorausbeaablung 81 per Moaat.
Nidt i'm 8oraus besabIt
81. Is per Monat.
8ei Bo6entlider Collection ourd, ben
Srager. -. 30 Gents per ISOLDE.
B0dentIiae 8eituna:
Dur9 Den Srdger ms Saus aeliefert
10 Gents per 9funmer.
8er Soft mad allen sbeilen ser Ser.
eini9ten staatem -. 81 per Sabr.
Ser volt mad 0eutf9Ianb, 9oseo
borausbesablt
SIS. Is per Sabr.
90 per SaIbiabr.