davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-10

The patient, simple hearted, truly heroic
Lincoln, whom you voted for so gladly and
elected a second time so triumphantly, i, now
no more. God decreed he should be taken
away from us in the hour of victory. We loved
him as a child and honored him as a father
He went to Heaven with the shack!es of 4 900,
900 of slaves in his hands and the love of al
men in his heart. On his dying lips were the
God-like words, "Charity for all and malice to-
wards none" CONTINUED applause)
He then referred to the absent dead. How
eloquent the history of their achievements. In
the hour of victory, as we see the bow of prom
Use in the sky, SIGNALLING future of grandeur
and deliverance when the old flag is streaming
with hundred victories in the field-shall we
put power into the hands of those who aided
rebels-shall we trust those who stabbed us in
the back while the enemy fought us in front?
am willing to forgive repentant rebels, but
will not that class of men who were the worst
foes of the nation, and who endeavored to hand
us over to the rebels when danger was most
imminent. (Great applause) 3'.a }
In consequence of the lateness of the hour
the eloquent gentleman declined making a
lengthy speech, and, therefore, passed over
some of the points enlarged upon by the pre-
vious speaker, and took up the Reconstruction
question. Said he, the Democracy demand we
should not extort terms from rebels as the war
is over, and the nation, they say, should be at
peace. He alluded to the case of burglar
entering ones house. We would seize him,
conquer him, take away his arms and keep
him subiugated" until he not only promises
good behavior, but until we are satisfied that
he means it. (Applause.) We tried early
after the war reconstruction on a white basis
requiring only the adoption of the 14th Arti-
cle-the Constitutional Amendment Andrew
johnson also tried it. The South threw it
back in our faces. AS did once a rich man we
read of in the Bible, 80 Uncle Samuel spread
wide his wedding table and invited Ill those
to the feast who desired that the new marriage
celebration might be consummated. Every
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Nai6OiIe llll0 RnOrDiQe
EiienbQhll.

Die MstisnBa@er Der Eennefees anb pasife Gt'
ienbabn Iieaen lest In Der Office Don sol. B AAeEs
linton unh @lanter'S BGnf, ode pom linton unD @cLs
Ieae troEe cfef Die tfe toRet iebe 80, BITE ertte
er}orberIid5e GinsabIsins betrGgt 81 per MITE
Die anslseuas hieier gatn IL polIsnest BE gEcfis
81 M Musst,B Office einsMieben. -. IL -.
DIE BttsEsf biefsr Babi tug 1ai1pne NM I..s ~ ~
@faat dIS GHsuialunes bee MderbdnsS Map ees
,sinsreid5en Aeitbtbhmer tam nit absria wsrs
Sen. sa 6seIeIre sss Elm adnb Idsf weldes nnpers
alefthlid5 IN Heiug auf ben Mnbau ppH @efEsms Hno
Srilbsrircien ahf bieism Gontin ut btngtn9 lss
Gjtehueiheii III. SIN Eeinfui anbeten NGnpeetgells
fsnnsn feinsre xsalbsR anS rdts aer Art ssiossn
2auber, 10 reid an NineroIient ute &oh!en, 3sisn.
supfer, Siht nt6 t tkoenhit lepteii. Dis asGsoss
iie3srn miierid6Epflie giaiien bet Deten Dfe SdYs
peln, Gisben, f4mdrae @al!nsh 8srigsit Y. I. y.
fieberaR xei1li9t EBaiIsrtrafts fur aAs mtsss@sn
Ame6e. W !.
niehyiuen aashprsiftn Mab bet beE uHerf9bpfit9en
0Fn8tbartsit Maa Rss srobsa .Aaltsqsslsls ssiss
&tnaf bic etircpnifMk GfnipaberAIg porahelt@ ON 4
steheY ts,tb ibre Nett1ufk Defesn.
aBr appelireM aui eas @ralfit9ne aa Jepsni sss
ct bs aimmt Mlttsa D lsa4ssn ss sssiss Hateys
xif2a - Fl 6}f8 &
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3,5OO.OOO Dpaars

beifen. AKA
9as wirb senisenb iein, nm bic ainien na5 alien,
ober bod faft allen, eintrdsIien @mntter, ueIe bas
beitebenbe MonepoI beriibrt, gu DerSoppeIM. scs
Die segenwartig i'm 2anbe beftebenben EeIesras
pbrns gompasnien ftnb su einem unsebeuren Wonos
pole peri9moIseu unb brin9en idbrI9 iber fedbs
MtatOnen Dollars Oser mebr ais 100 ssrostnt oefien
mas bic asnien ssfOet bGben, Elm, unb ibre @etien
finb Gmf mebr ais 1000 9rOaent seitiessn.
Die 8etrtebfamfeit bes unternebmens Der gsattonaI
Telegraph Gompanp tit BON Der Eesierung Der Ser.
Staaten auerfannt, inoem befe herieIben 10 Rert5s
uoe Srsbeiten ertbeiIt bat. ais lie elmer SeIesra<
pbens @efe1i6at ertbeIIt rocrben itnb. Reine Gons
sainie 10 Oas biefer eOmpagnte Cons
gres ertbeiIte Re9t gebart ani eser Gtfenbabn unb
4oftitraBe In ben Der. Gtaaten 5e!egrapben>atniet
ansuLssen mnb in 8etrie5 su fesen. Sie steaun
biefsr Gompasne lift cine aabere, aIs bic ager na6ber
Orsoaiftrten. Die Beseret lit fur tmmer ents
f9ieoen.
Sie Aciiondre biefsr Gompagnie t6nnea niebt aus<
eetaMft oser pom elmer an n gompagnie ibertragen
werben. Eas GOnsreB<gefes, aaf @rnns beiIen
bieie Gompasnie organifirt lit, uerbietet jeggiGe
tiebertrasung Der eitbeiItea Sreibeiten,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-28

Nsarbeu fir Farmer mnH Ancere.-Die GraftaH
I'D T9inerat Sarben Sompdgnte prfsrtiGen nte bette
PobteiIfte uRb bouerhGfteie Tnibe TIM @ebrGtc apet
Anftri5e 6aaern lob Sabre; e III non elmer Iets
ten aitnen cher f5nen GhOcoIQbeH Jorbe nno fanR
Gef1maf nab perdnbert Tpef6en. Sic IT, on1uennbnr
fur Sdufer, S9elnens Semen. Bagen, GiHier, Ader'
bangerdtbe, Ganalboote, S9ie, HetaHene tiRo Pci3s
BIDDER ea fie feuerfiber if) rnb BoGsti4er (ein
Sabritant bot i'm Iesten Sabre 5000 Rfilnn gebranD
nnb fam in Sauet, Glaificitdt une 5efttgtett non
feiner an6ern rbe hbertroifen Igereen. rets iseas
Sabre aenigen6. Ban fenbe fir Elm Circular, mtlbes
aMe errDlridte MustuHft siebf Refine TT dot. 90 let
beam, ne babe has @eftdftssei6eu: Gfaften mineral
%aybe. Abreiie: -
DANIEL HDWELIA
rxE6R 9SaR earl StraBe, Ee OFT.
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gtaatsseifuia8 FIR 1865.

EagIi6 e nn 5 agSS6entIi6 e.
Gtaats s8eitung;<S ubfcrip :
tions % reiie.
S6gIi9e 3eitung: (6ur6
ben Erager ms 9ans 9eliefert ODER per
8oit Derianbt):
Sci monatlider ooer bierteliabrlider
8orausbe5abluns ST. per Wonat.
Nidt int 8orau8 be5ablt
ST.. Is per Wlenat.
Bel gB0dentli9er collection our6 ben
Srager 80 Gents per Wo9e.
$50 dentlide 8eitun g.
Dur9 ben Srager ilts Saus geliefert
10 Gents per Summer.
Ser Soft mad allen SbeiIen Der 8er<
einigten Staaten -. 81 bet Sabr.
Ser Soft mad 0eutf6lanb, Rorto
borausbe5ablt
IS. Is per Sabr.
SO pet 9albiabr
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gSie bic Gin3abluneen sefbeben
sl1llf1en.

Sin rOsent bes GopitaIs .muB bel Der sabicriptton
siagcsabI IuerOen mno feraere GiusabHaseu, IpeI&e
namentliG flint 9rosent nitbt Iberfeisen foneH,
ruerben burcb ben Aatb Der Girettoyen pon Set gu
Seit, we bas 8eDArfns Der Giarituns uiio slustats
turs Der aiuten es erforbern mag, aHssei6rteben
werben, iebo5 wersen bsrgIsidea einsabtuusen ni3t
aassei&rieben ruerben, bis bas gauge Capital fab=
icribirt fein wrs.
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8erubn,te teans0hfde
Sci [ M | t { {
05rinratlIf s. 60,
S.R. 8. hes griMsenRapo
45 Nue Ni@elieM.
Rcin 4ebcrthran rl1ehr.

8rimault'5 I00irter ytettlg G9rnP
DirG nit sroBem Grfose tutt bes 2ebersEbrane9. benz
81 nett poru;ieben lit, angewanot, n1mentll5 IN
duen non Brnltfranfbeten, fcrofuIoie, Ipmpctif en-
Gt6rmngen, @ebiudbt, NsusteLabfpannung Mnb Mpes
ktloistsit. Gr periiRgt ben R6rper hnr4 trdtttee
eiriiqEna bes 8Iutes 1T ais elm leIdlteS Mbfhhrz
Eaittel fcbr I'll empfeblen. Ser RettgiDrup t5mdd1t
ueec~ ben Tage,i, nod bic 96rme unb Dir6 bel feis
men GineelM 0hme hietainSete @HGoli4tett uermanot
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aH THE
NatiallaI Teleataph
J CnuIpaup.

Gin nenes uniernebmen, peEGes ben Namen sgsas
tiOnaI EeIesrapb GOmpanp fiibren ruirb nnb weIdem
bnrD eiaen neuIt@en GOnsres@stft pertbuOHe 5teit
beiten peril ben finb, lit orsanifirt anb besranbe
anf ben bebentensfen Giienbabnen nnb 9oitftraBen
In ben 8ereinisten Stanten, Eeesrapbe 2inien gu
erridbteu. 1os capital wirb mad benielben grtnss
iaAen aafsebra6t, mad benen bic nger6ant's Union
eEpreb Company" neuIi5 ibre geidafte besonnen
bot. Beabfi6tist pirb, bic gauge @ei6dftsrpet BET
benz uateruebmea 81 betbeitigen. Sas Capital fol-
betraeen
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of Candidates.

FOR REVENUE COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to announce the name of
Captain MICHAEL WALSH as candidate for
the Office of State and County Tax-Collector of
the county of Davidson. Election March 18th.
feb6 tbs MANY VOTERS.
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6caen Mu6sebruna.

Sirop hipophosphite de chaux untea.
Observation-Disclosures Salfl1rup.
9tefss neue SeiImttel tptrtt ansgesetbnet bet Gus
bercnIoie mad S1IpinhiRGt, oersn gefGbrlihere
Symphonic es fofort beiettgt.
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oersaunnss paftillen u. 3elt@en
non Yurin 0u ButhO

UUW OUItI UW ONtFIUItH
Saures Der mehisinifden MtobeMte IN Raris.
Siefes sei6madpoue Nreparatif Diro poil ben erfen
Aer,ten Trantreid5s un6 GngIan6s gs9en ALE Rranfs
heiten Der gernauunss 8ertsseuge al6 @astral9ie,
ianae unb fd5pere @eroaulIug, Blabung 2eber= 1as
aenbensiIebsl &C. NIT sroBem Grfotge angewanbt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-28
Rlr Gpmntn xrnfFee.

gEir linb autcrilIrt, 5ern Grasis Wsn-
ia m ais Ganbibat fir bas Amt bes Gc1nt9
Eruitee, sDrbebaltlid Der 3nltintntans Der
Observation-Disclosures ansuflnbisen. s
ll31 ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-28

0SIFWB3 TtllUT8Ggtt UlEUi UEE1ugI
s35 pro SGetie
anb lit fOIssacermasen etnsasabIen: Sin 9rosent
Ses Bari gBertbes bel Der Subicrtption unb ni4t
mebr, bis bGs sanse erforSerIs Capital fnbferibirt
1T unb feraer auf Eeitmmns ees &atbes Der 9irefs
loren; teSo9 fsuen bic GinaabMnsea RrDsent pro
Ronat ttiGt aberiteisen. Sobalb So 4rpsent bss
9ari RertBes eiuse1abt fno, ~erbcn bic aften aasT
segeben. Gie gempagnie wirb oann elm baar
einae,abltes @apita[ bon
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FsssF
Bon anb MAD benz IS. RoDsmber 1867 perSea Sage
a1ge9sn ~ 8erbtuengs nit allen weftIi9eH sRaisa
gss ssa.iss sas Salamanca pom pptqn Depot nag
1904 sgsss;gsg sgi 9 ?; .ssIss sss
esrss s' Sea- sa So u % Ss ZIG
gafaIs ans ersiSt ssse gl0gt Hm3 Z Ass aRess rst
ass o. d., asbtains ezpres BON satamaiea saesl ifa
liz ssHss 6, oHSsassl ss 81 H. ss
binSst ids mid BEN tdeIi@ee 81 dkp nss sSrt y
sati5elo nab tensmt in sssrO BORT an sm i7ss III
AIS O. d. slD gortssa@t ezpres. ppm 9,msys tss. sst
a my sssa ao q Ssas S n @ ssas
5srsass ~ II VI ss sss s ssss
9,S Dampftril mad 80itCn ,saS ben 0essa6isas sta
$50 g agneaDas essr.s ron oanr
Sgoamtses aassen0ia,nsa1 bait i gaiamss name.
.sn ni "a III VI. n ss na Il IL sSsasasPs; Is )
faIo nnesrrsi9t aep 9ari Nm 3.1s 8saRsTsid na,Fs
Bon ssHals. : nit gsg goss ssis somsSspss sasiaa
SIS u d. assD ys.s aass Tespfss ssDaasass ass q
ssnS Sarnsr's es5 81 D. s. sappss5 s4f7i
s sas R 0 SsSaa sssssass T. ss
@sts ,s ,sssEsEss.as ir ssf,
500 IT. D. ssa~Ssprss, aber auOp NIB eprpsRsstas rs
qS ssgi Sf sa ssFsi Pep
2.0 4. an aisbtnina eTpgeb fspseaommeH sean. 49, |
sass sas e s ses M 81
Is ss sss -
s k.s as, ,,s sa ~
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d sis So Saairs 4 a5 ssssss s~ BUG t
aiae q u esas!aaast stsr.s ssslss nd s
SraSE Easass,s 5;ss s s w.
+ mp etrsidt @sg pert s.4s . ~: Rsrbia ~
SlsES MT sss gsaissI mo-
% us S9s IL sssas JUS sas s 81
Delaware, 2addreaRne hub aBstsFu @iiusbfbsIa 4s
VEN s'i gsse asf sss ass ss;sss We
s. Daniptern fur Bottom Nnb Neuenalanb StAhse.
ao IN so sss Dsr i III ms : SRI Rs ~ Sss
ubr 30 Wia. MatRs. esrsiAt. q ! 4sas II a. esss
p.ss: gs ys!s s.,s nag ss !s ~ III sss:ss
- 9srsnaaune ieaSes 5sesst es uileas
ss.saSss isS: sSIf5ssiss g. Rssssss8
@as SeIspasSars an0 aaps Sss
@: Yssi!lIsssi u ne sssie 8: la
y NJ Cas Sspad ipirS NIT 0asdh4, g., i.
ID, iias psHss:.sssis ass u aisssss a. iii .ssss
- Msan bsrlaass iafts fhssis
':;Is.sI ss:s =. - II
isa 'Ds y 'e'ss - m. u. earr ,s:a.ss .i.
& &c INST Gsatrdt aifaaiss. atasss ~ -, "
81 O. Csibble, ssfs n q aaa saaea s'ssif
sssasraI.e ayuiu,,ass.st Y ~ e. = 1.
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Gin SfepoiitDrinnl Der MOoet
llnterbaltuug ilil0 8elebrang.@
Sorper's Sosoi.

Die llnter,et6neten merbeh an 1. Ropember Bite
9erousgobe con 9Grper's 8Gsar, elmer wnhentit9eu
iuRirirten TGiIien 8etf6lff, bic Der Woee uno per
unterbaIiHng geuiomet tit, begtuuen. sore MntWt
1T srpeifadb: benz 8ebirfniB elmer MD enAidlet
4eo6eseitang aa genttsen Mno bantt Elm lsterarl9es
SOnraaL sa DerbinDen, Sas fir ieSen 3aistano IN.
entbebrIip fem mirb. s.7aa' #3f s
Mnorbnnnger iinb nit erosem Rpfsenanfrpanoe NIT
ben berlbmteften Ytooenseitlngen GMroPa's. befons
oets NIT benz fdmoien 8asaar IN BeriIn gel9er cte
genat ,porben, UNI oieielben i'm Rorans bierbeg SM
Hefer, 10 boB e in 8usnft gIet9setig nit bersn 8ers
Gffeut1una tn RnriS unb Berlin erfhetnetI meroest
Elm 8ortbeiI 6enteine anbere bier bat
Die Mbonnenten pom 9Grper'S 893dr mereen que
oisrssRn Gage grOss ystertastea erbate,i bic Do,.
Retoer, untertleioer unb aroere Axtfet eiIthaten,
beglettet pen ben n1tbtgen 8ef6reibntgem nab Mns
bentungen unb pom Se4 az Bejt etn celortrtes ones
bIattpon Der @r6Be pen $arper's Beeflp.
Don aarpers aeefIp entbalten, anf fe5r fetnsm pa
pier eebrldt 1perhen unb prb 6entb erf1einett,
1tnterfthriften+
1868.
Die 1lntersei9neten baben cine Ginribtuns gee
trofen, mad 1peIber Mbnnnenten has Weagasiii, The
Weekly uiib ben 8nsar plnttIi5 benen stlsaf9iden,
bic es por5ebe, 6ieelben brett bier 81 besiehe
poitmeiter itub Mnbere, bic CLUBS iammeln Ipouen,
f0nnen MAseteefdrten erbaIten.
Das 4oit9elb fur 9nrper's 8at1r TIT 20 Gents idbr
ltd, bic am Gmpfans sorte beaa5lt werben.
n BeoilI gun q e n.
Sarpsr's Basar, elm Sabr.. ~. ........ $500
hes 8asars wereen fir ieben Club flint tateri9reis
bern 1T 81 eber ooer GgempIare fir $40 gegiefer.
M0rel1e: 8 I
HARPER 6 BROTHERS,
st29 FRANKLIN SQUARE, New York.
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GrfOrserli6ee 8aareapital.

GrfDrDerli6ee Baareapital.
Die Gompaenie 1T Der feften tieberseusune, beB
IS PrOsent ses grunbeapttaIs Beulssn ruerbeH, asr
cine Drabtleitang fur
$4,000 MfeiIen
bersateHen unb bas uirb geniisen, ale SaabeIs6pter
anb bebentenSe" #lGse Der Ser. Gtaaten nit einans
Der In perbinben. Siefe tleberseugnns sriinbet tb
auf bic spefIdBIi9ftea s9asursen MnO peraRtwOrts
Tide AnseBOte sur GrwabIuug rab stasRattung Der
4inien.
Die RatisnuI telegraph @ompasnie lift inter ben
Gefe4en bes etaates Rew aorf Dreantitrt unO burb
Gong, ebaft pom 81. SaH 1864 prtpiIesirt.
ssrdftSent: Georse8. Seater, Don GIepeIanb,
Ohio.
giespraFbent: @obsrt gqatre, upn gep gori,
Stast.
s6aametRer: 6reberta Preattee, non Rem
gorf, Slabt
eetrstar: @eorse .. BaItsE uop Stem gOrt,
etaSt.
Office Der Gompaanie
SO. GA. uno sc 8roa6na1, Nelu Yorf.
@Subfertptionen weseeu entseseu senommen pom
M4. @erf1ein.
sE
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Wiiet,bat,,..


Office bee Rseeipsrs unn SttpsrintenesHteHl
". u. ". -. q I re u 6GlbM ieH4a &
4afbptas, Eenn., ben H. Sebsnar 1851
Bon nnb mad Nittmo9, ben 70. s sbtuat 1858
werben tdsI@ swet gaiiaaitrsise IN foisenber ORB
ssriaiers aai5piHs aus 1a.a5 q. : .unS sos 9. %.
Grreieben Sisnan nm LAO q. Ms ure $40 .. @.
@erIaien Sidman um.. 7.30 q, ". Inb $40 ". ID.
Grretd5eu Raibvtae ut1 7.55 %. II. Utib S.004 ID !
Dtefe 8tlee met6en genoxen Mnf&IRb tn McRenase
NIT Ben SiiSew Def einpbs ,anb aoaisuiue Giienbabn
fir SnHbclbte 1empbts, @idsburs. 8ew 9rleans
unb ale Yuntte TN Slbweten; in Union gtt7 NIT
ben 3ilgen Der MobiIe nno 6hte unbWew 0rteaHs
unb bbfo Gienbabnen flr Rabncab. Eresttpn, Eenn.,
Sodiots Eern., Wobile, MIas Cairo, st. 2ontst @bts
cage Nnb aue Yunfte I'M Siioen ist6 Noresreften;
IN Oldham nit ben 9ampfbooten oer MtIanttc unh
Neifitifsppt unb ber Wemrbis uun st. 9ctis Pa6et
3gonipugnisn, GGmspfbooten erfter &l1fie fur ale
punfte am obetm unb INTERN iiffippi; IN 99fbpilLe
nit ben n. Rhb g., g. utth r., R.nno .. unn @. uub
e. Giiembabnen. 4sAa5M
B As Yef - Heenphis.
As Stem Orleans.
tD6gen an aEen Ra9tjiigsn. @ep6d bur1morfirfs
Eiets Az pertdfen Ii ber Office Der GJtp Trunsfer
gompaSp, NprbiDesf G6e Gberrp arb Gbur@ Streee
Mae IN BEN RaIbpiue anb, GRatsenDssa Gsppt n
Hofbuiue, TsnnsfIee.
gkS1n. 50. Suites,
Meeeiusr ,snb gshssdg GasperntsnbsHt
[ steni2 pa oeF v. y. y. w. GtienbabR. sl
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Rc1er ais Gpnaipbalfarft

finb Sriaault's Wattlco eapfegn urso .le Ratticos
erniprisung. SIN ueralteten Gdleu. NO ale aneere
bic Rotttcopreperationen Der 9ldn5enbe GrieIe cts
aielt Dr. 8icera, Der beribmte Spe5iaIif rDeH6et he
den unb bic @apfeIn BEL peralteteH dlen in &Rwens
hang gebrad5t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-28
Reine S1utarnratb uno 8leiAansbt
Yirophospboriaures @iien@gtatron bon
Gr QpFn&

Steies neue grdparat III bereit IN Srantrsi5 nnS
GnaIonb an STEELE Der GiIenntitteI aboptirt. Gs 1T
EIiiig, farbs unb gef9mados unh entiprit in einen
BeitanbtbeiIen Der Suiammenfesnn9 hes 9lntes uuh
ber Rnodben. @egen 8Ieibindt, Ragenbef9werben,
S6pdte, Berbaimnsnno Mnamie, Gibt es tein f9nels
!erer unb fierer pirfeRbes RitteI. Die Afaoeie be
NIeoeeine 1uenbet es in ben meiten 61aen un6
Ithaulit bic beiten Grfolge.
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Rer.6fe sopf. N. gea6tsf6mersen

usrbeu fofort burd bic braliLionii9e @anrana, Elm
Yfansi1e Subfnns aus 8rafilien, bic bort DON eber
I'm Gebraudb seIpeien, ge4ett.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-28

Die Gompagnte 1T Der feften iteberseusuus, bal
IS grOsent ses grunbeapttaIs senissn ruerben. an
cine SrabtleitRns fir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

THE NATIONAL LABOR CoRGREss.-Tbe
National Labor Congress assembled in New
York yesterday. Delegates were present from
Maryland, Illinois, Connecticut, New Jersey
Massachusetts, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and
Pennsylvania Also, delegates from the Ma
tional typographical and National Csrpen.
ters, Joiners', Bricklayers', Machinlsts', and
Blacksmiths' Unions; and from the Working.
mems Associations of New York city. Mr..
e. z. Whaley, of tais city, president Of the
National Labor Union, was called to the chair
The call Of the meeting was read by the secre.
tary- II sets forth that the object Of the organ
ilation Is TO institute reforms and to carry out
those already instituted in the interests OF the
working classes, and by establishing reciprocal
relations between their different ORGANIZATIONS
unite with them in a common effort to protect
themselves and keep back the entertainments
OF centralized wealth upon the rights Of labor,
and 70 secure legislation that will improve
their condition and advance them in the scale
of prosperity and intelligence. Among those
present were Susan b. Anthony, Mrs Putnam,
and Mrs. NJ. II. Mcdonald, Of the woman,s
Suffrage and Labor Protecting Association of
Mount Vernon, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

~John Henry, q soldier of the First United
States Artillery, was recently struck by q train
at Norwich. go severely as 70 cause him to bite
his tongue completely on. ..
cavalier Brown, the winner OF the late boat
race at Pittsburg, Is out in a card Offering a
wager that he can beat even the time made in
Thar race, viz. 81 minutes ~ seconds, or viii
row any man IN the world Tor any amount OF
ga violent snow storm occurred on Wed
nesday last al the White Mountains, ~. H. In
places II fell To the depth Of foot and q half
~The biologists are in doubt whether the
earth 10 twenty millions or fonr hundred nil
lions Of years old Portions Oft are Old suouSh
o be shaky. .tt-.-..f "a y
~It Is proposed 70 build an underground
railway IN Paris for the sole purpose ofbrin p
ing 70 market the produce Of the surrou ndtne
country.
S0The French heels have been discarded. n
having been discovered that they are Injurious
10 the feet and ruin the shape Of IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

The TRIESNIAL EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
The TriennIal General Conuention of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church in the United States
Will meet in New York on the 7rh OF October.
All Of the States will be represented for the first
time since 1859, and the convention win COM
prise larger number OF bishops and divines
than any former council. Much important
business will come before the convention. II
Is expected that six or seven new dioceses and
missionary jurisdictions will be erected, and
several bishops elected, and possibly conse-
Grated. The subject Of readjusting the canons
and many other important questions will be
discussed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

The Turkish agents who are now in Virginia
looking for a home in which TO settle q colony
of five or SIX hundred Armenian families, will
be in Washington in a few days to make some
inquiries about the Government lands, and
will also examine the lands OF Maryland and
Delaware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

STREET URINALs.-The New York Board of
Health, with proper regard for the COM
Tort OF the community, are about to supply
that city with a much needed accommodation.
They have ordered the construction OF a public
urinal in Astor Place, which WILL no doubt, be
followed by the erection of others in the most
crowded locations OF the cityas this is one of the
institutions which do not have to await the re-
suits Of any experiments TO prove their useful.
ness They are no less necessary In this ..City
of magnificent distances" than in the great
commercials metropolis, and should be intro
duced IN all the large cities in this country
Even the spiritless cities OF Italy have had the
common sense TO provide this convenience
Paris Is abundantly supplied not only with
these, but with regular water closets. They
are one of the very first comforts which a
stranger realizes in the great capital Cassnets
pour les danes are located along the boulevards
and In the most frequented streets and sections
of Paris, to which ladies are privately admitted
upon payment of q few sous. They are in
charge OF women, under police surveillance, as
are also those pour les hommes. Why cannot
we, while we are about ii, have something of
the same sortl The privilege of erecting them
might be awarded TO a company, who would
realize lucrative return for the outlay, AMI
make money enough TO pay the city a hand
some per centage on their income as is done in
Paris.