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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-29
Na1bOiIlf, 1tuaflrr, OiellIaal 80 December 1868

I / Ius Sabanna iuirO Der 8sfilbt ibei
1 cine Ghlodtsbei GoleaMin, in luelhel
| Die Snfut0ehfef 500 Mann berIeren,
sbeitatiat4 sic Si.lueoeafen Derbins
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feeernbten uflb es De. .ri6t bort Oenams
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bierte 9latiohalbanf Die 30hluna Der
i'm Sanlar faaiAe1 SnfereHen anaeS
tiiroigtbnf. GS iDisroen bente 817Ds
900 berfanft. ~ asF s.
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den Qfsterrebullo nit berD0rr0Qenbtn
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anlten ineger ibrer politffden Mleis
nun9 erfldrt. Geine Naturalization
luer0e 0araaf feben, 0ab aEe. lLenlttr
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rem politif1e 8arteiheHung. 80
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berbalten baben. 81
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Ginfibrun9 bon eriparaiRsh IN Der
8erpaItung.
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oab Gle Gepubtif bDnl ipanil@en Solfe
bereits 0ur6 bic MahlsA aileeaoIas
men iei, 0a ale sroben GtaOte nit
Mnsnabtne ben NRahri0 in 0ieiem
Gimme geludelt .baben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-29

4
Der nneayifd)e 2nnotaa Bat eineu
@eiekeHtparf betreffs Der 8ebinaunaeu
Der 8ereinI9ung BON GiebenbHraeu
init llngdrh oif9enDhiileir. W1eErere
ruiiianifdbe MbgeotDnete proteitirten
Sfseu sisfs gsreiuislhis aa'G
IS 1T enc atobe elnsabl aOlOni,
lfenDOi1 &faerien mad BraIiIiefi aus
8 siuanoert lta0 faHlsnbe trefFen gIus
Ealten, ibneT 81 fol9eR, Diss seiat
iple welig Sabigttiten bic 6ranaolen
sur 9runoung BON @,oI0nisn belisen.
~ Sie osleip gerfF Eriburep Faot
BON Der S9aulpieierin Scott Gibbons.
oaB he ouf Der Bihne herunhnbfe ME
cine Saitauie ibsim 9t6ifen aiif elmer
Shaufei. asas tisAa 7s9lss
9fad Der ,,sItlailta Dails Ora" it
fett Der @rUd9Iang @fdnt's 6er @erth
eess @rllnhbefses essin 9ItIanta nm so
sRroaent 9eiliesen. 4 smu as1
gie ,sfeiu Cert Bolta fdjIadt Dor.
aus eHastn elm uncertainties 9ibis
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8ubns in 9eGpa NIT aSoben .@rfoIg
Qufgefiihrt. Gin gieaermacd den jprinat
babel aus Dem britten gtof zines Sans
les, obne ben 9aIs su bteben. Dieter
.Sprua3 foa oies SdHptlhsnbeit oes
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cine Belt lang Oos ,WahorsaIit beQleis
tet bate, NOR berBaffef worben, unter
Der 8efdutOienng, elmer Mdnn in
GoIoen GitD 9arrotirt 81 ,babeh. Or
tpnroe eurd eas SieAanaronite aus
ls Se N 9sfauenib sehoE uno aufeebdnst.
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fen6ef:. Saoen Sic sirifnal, mas Eat
10 Elm 2ootfe eigentIi1 su tbun?---
2Ootfe: Gin S1uiotgfeit, aisi bofor
Fftiegt be fen 8etdlnng
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Iomcial.l
AN 0RDIEAEcE to Amend IAN Act to
regulate the sale of goods by sample
or rnnrnan11to finr, -

nm ChDAHArsCE .tO AuSuO An - et 70
regulate the sale of goods by sample
or representation
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
OF Nashville. That section 1st Of e an act to
regulate the selling Of goods by 4sample.S, aR-
proved December q, 1865, be 50 amended as to
allow persons from other cities desiring to take
orders for merchandise or sell the same by
showing samples or ON representation, to take
out license by the week or month, paying
therefore at the rate Of s25 one week Of seven
days, or $50 for one month, said dealer to give
bond in the sum of one thousand dollars. with
two securities, residents Of Davidson county,
that me win, at the end of the time for which
said license Is given, render sworn statement
of the amount Of the sales within the city dur
ing said time, and for payment to the Recorder
for the use Of the city. tax of one per cent.
upon all such sales. sfsi
That parties EiOleting the provisions of this
act shall, upon conviction, be subject to q tine
OF lfty dollars for each offence, and that ALI
laws and parts Of laws conflicting with this act
are hereby repealed. and that the informeF re-
ceive half of the penalty upon conviction of the
Eiolation of the law A. z. ALDEN, Mayor.
Attest: W MILLS. Recorder. dec ssslw &
M A y 4 &
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-29

Die 3aciIIe Giiepbabu lift ieBE bis
dag 444 gyseigssl 0itst4 bon 9Qcras
FqG4a ellsaefg
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tsa bon 1872. Gr mar "A 9abse at uno
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h-+ oeoeR 2lufaohnje Set gaar3uBlItng.
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-1Es 80 8rdliDeist Sohnfplt beabf fdtt9t,F due
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unter3ihnen oefr Sen. Ahintnnten 2oS
80 srffso Sbomas2 81 psnfioniren.
s.. 81. S Sine 8ipefd9e aus. 9ittle ,1tod, Arf.,
s'asas rteIOet, baB. eii s @ennnaneo NlIlI6 ulss
ter Sen 3ntterlou nab VI blen ouutg
aufaebroben lift unb OaB bic Slifaer
nit ibreh 9ab{eli9f Slu1t err
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N9or0thnfen eartb Die 6utlnT &tans
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& 9as Gber9erifsst Dou Georgia bat
500 Sic Gntfdh eibuia abee gebeny OaB RoteIi
. sir tielieheles COMO 6Oerirtes @efp aal.
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--'S Gelb unaefeeli6 uub ipertbIos fei, 5ns
- -rlf9eDiefen.
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oas aeiloee soans, Die Bofteffee uno
hes aslsnialsnps sOaebraspt SFrIuit
$55, 900.
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= YrafSent 2Ope3 bon Yaragnap feine
8ereitvini9feit erflart bat, ben 8er.
StaatFu furioae 8efMIte geredlt 5p
mer0en, lDeIhe amerifanilbe Biireer
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8oHetta mad NGnncion auf3nbre9en.
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Gefanoene.
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.s.sas eigtes EAiffecanaIs aber ben Sitbuns
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ssa 6ildlen QSefib ibuaaeH 6HFd Die Ser.
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Ger byfnInte @eorae Sfrancis
SraiR 1T pieber bon Gnelano IN NeD
gott dnseIOmmeu.
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EOfacia1 L n
An Acr 3 prohibits vagrancy and fol


AN Acr 70 prohiBit vagrancy, and for
other purposes.
secaion 4. Re ID enacted BY the Mayor and
city 0ouueil Of Nashville, That It shall be I'm.
LAWFUL to be found lowering about conlmon orr
dInaries. dram shops, gambling houses, or
houses or III fame or wandering about the
streets or alleys Of this city. sIe
Sec. n. Apersen is guiltE Of q misdemeanor
who, having no apparent means Of subsistence,
lneglecfs 30 apply himself 10 some honesa caII-
ing, or who saantsfs about nsglectihg his or her
business, Or who tRies to maintain himself by
gaming or other undue means; M $50
SECS. whoever shall be convicted of a Yio-
lation ef tbe provisions Of this ordinance SHAH
Eoffsit nna pay the sum Of not less than i've nor
more than hfty dollars, with the cost of suit fof
eacl ana every cEemce; this act to take efFect
9goms and Mfter its passage. and that 4 shaIFbe
the special duty or the Police and city Mar
shaia tos enkofee the same.
A4E ALDEN, Mayor.
Attest ". 1IEKLs KeccfAez. dec 20aus
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: Das atIantifdle Babel hat in g1os
beiiiber tdsiib $3.50 eiA9ebrud5t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-29
q I I lei.

Dsi Der QIntinft bes Danbfers
Dgubae aus 5a6dlHa ii 8ali,more
iDnsaen 250, 0,096 Gtid Gigarren nit
8si4Ees bslsek iqelde) gefdmugeeIt
tOefeen ieAfefs ia sas
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-29

;Sn MuitraIien iunr0e FaraIid Elm
$50 uaasa fdBneKfs Stld reines GoIb
sefun0en. 81 -.
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slaepts weFbsn nit hsien err x9lHs 4mtt't lne
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akfiet - sttS sse tssss Il 3 nhb 70 81
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-31

bond olding interest, but also was
one Of the tools Of a corrupt Con.
gross in accepting the seat from
which James Brooks was oustcd to
secure two-thirds votc over the
vctoes of the President.
And so of all the others they rep
resent no principle Or idea that is
in harmony with the wants and in
tcrcsts of the people Of the West.
General Grant in becoming their
candidate simply becomes tho rep
rescntatiyc of the bonded wealth of
government bond-holdcrs. He there
by simply assents to the proposition
they make, that the burdens of the
tax payers shall be pcrpetually as
crushing as thev now are, and that
the bond-holders be as now relieved
from all the burdens incident to its
support. 1t is scheme torusc the
supposed popularity of Gen. Grant
to pcrpetuate the exemption of the
bundled wealth Of the country from
any share in its burdens. There is
no doubt Of tho extensive and liber-
al use of this fund to corrupt and
debauch the people into the support
Of measures intended for their own
degradation and final ruin. The
question as to what extent they
will consent to become the willing
victims of this fraud upon their in
telligcnce, coming as it does in the
guisc of patriotism, remains to be
seen.
Busti, N. Y, Jan. 81, 1868.
NJ.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-31
FRIDAY. JANUARY 81. 1865.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CON-
vENTION.

The State Convention of the Democracy
ofthe State Of Iowa is hereby called, to
meet ut Dcs Moines, OH Wednesday, the
26th day of February next, ut IL o'clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the National Democratic Conven-
ton: and also nominating candidates for
Electors. and State Officers, in case it
shall be deemed advisable. The ratio Of
representation will be one delegate for
every one hundred votes cast for Charles
Mason for Governor, and one for every
fraction Of hundred over fifty Every
organized county though casting less than
fifty votes will be entitled to one delegate.
BY order of the State Central Com.
J. NJ. ELLWOOD, Chairman.
Dec. 81, 1857.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-31
Democratic Convention.

The Democrats Of Mitchell County will
meet Mt the Court House in Os ,ge, on the
18th day Of Fcbouary next at ! o'clock
=. NJ. to select delegates to the State Con-
yention, and for the transaction of suc',
other business as may be deemed advisa-
bic. Ratio of representation One for
every ten votes cast for Charles Mason.
and ono for tivs OF over.
4. X. EATON,
Chairman Central Com
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-31
County Convention.

The Democrats of Howard County, will
meet ut the court house in Cresco on Sat
urday the 18th of Feb. 1868 ut one o'clock
p NJ to select delegates to the State Con-
vcntioi, AMI for the transaction of such
other business us may be deemed proper.
A. II. HARRIS.
Chairman Central Committee.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-31
HARDWARE

is now complete; consisting Of everything
that pertains to the business.
He invites everybody to call and cx-
anime his goods, and ask questions
as to prices and quality and they
will be cheerfully answered whether
they purchase or not.
Store room one door north of
Clcmmcr's Drug Store in the Brick
Block.
Where he keeps full and complete stock
Of Hardware, Iron, Nails, Stoves, Tin and
hollow-ware, at as low prices rs the times
will permit.
Every article warranted to
be as represented, or the mon
cy refunded.
Cresco, Nov 30, 1867.
33tf) G. a. PURDY.
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DEAR JUNIOR
In this "agc Of progress events
are crowding, one upon the other,
with such rapidity that revolution
succeeds revolution, in government
al affairs, in such quick succession
as to be scarcely noted On the dial
Of time. Almost every day notes a
new era in our history. and ere the
people have time to contemplate
tho effect Of ono page of our history
another is spread out, more start
ling in the range Gifts contemplated
objects than the preceding.
It will be remembered however
by the thoughtful and attentive o :
server of these movements that i'm
mediately after the close of the war
Chas. Sumner preached the theory
of reducing all the Southern states
to the territorial Status. 1t will
also be remembered with what hor-
ror the scheme was rcpuaiated by
the masses Of the controlling party
Of the country, and with what rche-
mcnce it was condemned by the ell
tire democratic press ofthe country,
concurrcd in also by almost the Gu
tire republican press. It is now
savagely and cxultingiy claimed by
the n. Y. Independent, the great
[n6dcl organ Of the United States
that all that was then demanded by
Mr.. Sumner, and moro has been
achieved, in reducing them not on
ly to territories, but to the actual
condition Of conquered pre- vinces.
Nor should it be forgotten that this
same infdel organ less than one
year ago deliberately declared the
great democratic party to be better
fitted to administer the government
Of TIL, country, 50 as to su>s,rye to
the fullest extent, the interests of
every class but THE NEGRO.
To this, this in6del organ might
have added another class, il whose
interest the present party in power
could better lcgislate than could the
Democrats. We need not tell our
readers that this other class COM
priscs the bondholdcrs of the United
States; for they and the negro are
the classes alone favored by Repub-
lican legislation. Every other in-
tcrcst is sacrificed at this shrine Ct
abolitionisul. The bond holders,
tho negro, and Congress, constitute
the TRINITY Of abolitionism.
In the order Of creation certain
fixed and immutable laws were es-
tablishcd and observed by the Di
vine Author. Every living thing
belongs to ono or the other of these
distinct species, and every depart
urc from these immutablc laws Is
visited either directly or remotely
with the Divine vcngence or punish
ment.
The human creation consists of
six distinct species or races Of men,
which may be classified or arranged
in the order Of their intelligence in
the following order; The Caucasian;
The Monaghan; The Malay or
O,canic; The Aboriginal Ameri-
can; Tho Esquimaux; and The Me-
gro orTypical African.
Instead Of tracing these several
distinct races Of mea from the same
Divine Author, each comprising
within itself . perfect species. each
answering the purposes Of its csea-
ton as does the horse, the ass, the
eagle, the owl, and SO on to the end,
including every species or variety Of
creation, it is assumed that all men
sprung from one human PAIR, aud as
J consequence each one has I'll the
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