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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-22
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non Ries ion aberaH eemocbt merhen, UNI ben Stein
auf5unebmen rber fnIt9e ol1oe 9rrberettung. fpA
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GtnfoHunG tpR Hlrd1GMs in ber RIGieite NIT RieS
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8eit bteeiben N gteu uitanb ~ elbGlfen Mno re Der
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geirtf ante cit trsfen. z8e nf4s
j Genebmigt ben 20. Mualf 1868.
Y. g. MIHen, Rapor.
gesesst sBm. mRiIls. ReeOrber.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-22
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ditto exponas shtrjes gercrknnng hes Adbtba5
rem Circuits 6eEI6t ron GautOicn GDuntp, Eenn., an
mid geriet 1nb tiberIiefert BET fetnem Sep embers
Eermin 1868, ,perbe i4 sum 5ffenfE1en Eertnuf an
ben yeiitbietenf en eegen baors SdbIang am Courts
6dMs Tbor In btg Ss0bt giniDpiIle am Cd dkl;El .
abenb, ben 81. Nouembcr 1868 n0dbftebenh be-
ftHebenes Granteigenfl I'm bringen, ndmItd: Sin
ga asnA Got, 6enrg 9ptgbt sMGebBrles eelegen IN
Der Stast RalbDiGe, Got 4o.g26 begre1lN iguD bes
fdrfebefl pte loI8t, n6n1li3 an 46rbsG nAenefrnke
sfUettes &nMs n6rngi1 pon Gid 8randb keh 0ftlette
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Tos S Se9ea S as sos
asotgbt HHl eIler Grteution Az 9Mnilen uon Sacnb
NGtteI uAb Gegen penrD @pigbt fur $780, Etegeetr
une Rotten 81 Genagen. @egsbeB ben a. GftobeF
1865.
4D G.R. D0aaIDIOn, Sbet6.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-22

t%brifFs 9crE tf.---an GemaBbtif elsltt fyeti-
ditto exponas Serqasnune an mid esri4sgt
ron DaptoiOn County, Tenn :, bel fgtent Mp+l EeSs
min g. werhe t4 am NpnIaa, ben 8. Actdbqr
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Mgeft 1ertaMf an ben Meih6leEffSsm 6ene1l bdaxe
~ ll4n9 bring Il: Den Artbgtt p6n eafsss ~ Bel
$&rit, Mdf 1tnefe, gBetEaemaeN AZ
1atgrt0lfH nebft DexeR Druid sfsgh %abitea9ler O6B
besiglide 4ublicntiDnss unb Dfildgef6aff MT Rles
fs9la9 bele9t ais o1S &t9enfbnm son Sai4eS 81 @efE
nm elmer @Escnti0n tM Asefdgfr GlG@a he GEa6 og
$3.50 beIdSsft. Hebf @olteH Us 6eas Il. Ggea6 ~
Sen @. .SepteMber 1S6&szA II
@. R. DpMafbfnmf@ 6eriaa
fsp2a afp bNF4 GnMs q. @Rrf4h' til beb5fp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-22
pei g esaA aoraSi in RBtIateIp5ia 1T sr-
faienen: sfF.f7. -lss ~
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Nqturfrtfe zines Saul gerbdre trunert uiIb Mot
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tfr fnnhern - mas r1ebr merth it, aud bea ains
bern sur Hrors ftH entpftebt itnb Anrei5una gift.
Jus eepl gsbiete pes neni9IiSben 2ebens Mn5 Der
gatar t IN Ii9tpelsS DrOnnns ui,S tat ipitematif,
gefteAt mas ben 9itlher1 ndblten fieqt NIB bet
oefien er afIung Fe aud bur btete 9et nit peiien,
heem Slid gebe t5nnen ufb Der SriebS etnen weite-
rsn geifigeu Sonb it az erperbe1l, in ibusn anges
regt ptgb. Stoff rpie DarteHHRe, 1T fur bic atnber
boot an;ieHenb So innt reine Ginoers (tm Aster
pom 10, s unh esahren) 6es Mbeios idn erIi@ bonn
&tnterfreiinb dbbnlten iino peebrAaen. Sir Tpii=
fhen nentfeIben cine; pette 8erbrettung, cine quite
aufnabme I'M Sersen .iho 8erftane Der s.nser unb
9ottes reid5en SegeH. 81 fli 9EH BH.I
s. 6rb. % eibg,erb err, epare. 4afsor.
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G%beriff's aserEaaf. - Sf gsmdBtet eiHer ven
Sditio exponas an MID geri9tet uno iiberiiefert
pom benz MdthnreH Circuit @eriebt pom auiefon
County Eern.i bel ieinem SEPTEMBER EerHtn 1868,
suer6e IN gum 1ffentIidben 8erfau an ben YeftbieE
teiI6eiI gegen baafe Bobua am Court 6dMs sTHot
In Der Stdnt @uibutne am .S7nnnabenos ben 81
NDDentber 1868 nabfeben6 nef9rtebeftes @runbeip
centrum brinsen, iidnIfdb Sin Got @rHne in YntF
nam's abolition 81 G0gefeb, begtnnt bel einem EfaBl
an Der Qorbeite non Nbams Stra6e Al SSn6 non Der
Hfessfn9 non Khan uHb Ben ober Eefts SiraBe unb
1T etne Gde zines CRATES 2arb bertrosen burb bic
G09efteID itssb 3entudp S. 8.
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snaa etuer MEep pen bo 6ftlt@ nit Gcnunnter Maep
etra 50 SUB nab Der Gde ses sendnnten 8. 3D.. BRib;
Ron cG nit beg xitie hss eenailnten Bitb NAB BEN
AlSeau espnnEt un6 biIbet be aidben Ehsue Der
2ols 80, 50 Mnb "a in Nutnam's M0ottinn AIT Thoes
fteb unb nit Sei@Iug beIegt ais ba5 Gigen1bunt Der
togefieo uno Gentudp GiienbaBRseeu daft I'm elmer
Ggefution 81 @Inften non IS. y. 10. Ranliep unb
gegen bic ghgeieE0 " b &erfIdn Acknowledgements
idbGft fir $19ss672t nebit Snferefisn tnb 5spfeii
bGrouf 81 geniisen, 9cseben ben IA. Oftober 1868.
oftl4 ALB @.Dt. DonaIh fctlS Sheriff.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-22
DAILY AND WEEKLY

DAILY AND WEEKLY
i ESNESSEE STAATS ZFITUNG
rsay@ OFFICIAL ORGAN FOR THE
COUNTIES OF DAVIDSON, ROBERTSON
SUMNER, WILLIAMSON, WILSON AND
GIL ATTAIN.
p..a7" TILE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
: rEKLY N CITY AND STAGE.
re- The only Evening paper pub
lshed in Nashville.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-22

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8. MiNHIe, asgohflst s65ngl
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OfF5ieIIe 2l,r3etoen.
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fehb pom br nSrbib gen6hfte @nep entIan9 s. SaB
pon bo IN redten &tnfeln fpefII 176 SSuB mad Sunni
merftrube non bG fbtidb nit Snmnt ertrnBe % 6ut
mad benz Musgaagspurtt; friiber betdnnt OILS baS
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fil6ItbeH GInsftrafen Metbs6ften Gpiscopaz Rirdes
INN bret judgements gegen ge1Rnntes StrGeneigsnF
tbltnt 81 Untfteft uon Dr. 81 9oreIJ e.. u. Dt4rfnt
$S124 Ga $685. 5 RAN 3d. 25 Jrefpettipe, nsbF
Snte elleE nno &oiten eorauf 80 geniigen. @s9ebsn
fe 13sDttnbsr 1858. 1915 a1eisHsa
4ptt1b4Ip 81. Dol,aISfOn, Sheriff.
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We0uftiDm bes 0lbpmmements
NreffeS.

Ourb Qnl9affung ei9ener Orufers
nrellen fin0 mir nunn,ebr In ben Stanc
eeiekt, bic bisberi9e @inrihtung, iuos
ftaA mir Den tdgli9en Nbonnenten am
1tatt Der ie9iten Summer Der 9taatse
seitung bic 8o@ennumnler lieferten,
aulSuaeben nno tuerOen mir Bierna9
feds 3situngen per Mo@e ta9Ii6 uno
cine g8o9ennummer, gang unabbangi9
bon Der taeli1en 3eitune, beransgeben.
Sur1 uniere neuen arrangements fno
mir ebenfaLIs in ben Stanb gelest, Die
Announcements 9reile abermals berab :
SuIeken. Sir tuerben bonn eriten De-
tober an Die
S69libe StdatSjeitmn9*
fur Is @ents per Neonat, tnb Die
NS6bentItt6e
fur $500 per Sabr Iiefern err
tparten ieoo@ bon nun ab nnbeoin9te
8OrauSbe5ablung.
lnfere Sr6ger iin6 bon unS ange@
ipiefen, aIle 9fnffanoe BON iest bis
gum eriten Sttober ein5u3ieben un6
6nrna9 perSen blelelben ifritt auf
gorausbe3obIung oringen. Ser 10
iiberaus billige SBreis SpinSt nns gu
biefer WaBregel.
Nustpdrttge Nbonnentefl fin6en auf
ibrer 3eitung Sas Daturn geOruft, bis
81 tpeI9em lie beaablt haben ODER felt
ueIdem fe ihul6en. Sieielben tuiir<
ben ilns berbinoen, ioforti9e Nimeien
au MAIDEN, tOehn fie erleben, baB fie i'm
Nlftano iinb.
Ole 9eraus9eber.
Gs uetf st GG, baB Der 4reis pom Is Gent per
Monat fir bic tdaLihe Staatsseitmne bic gSo9esls
G1ts9abe nidt eiRf1IieBt
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~; @ of1fnatoh IS it9 -
,irb dHen RatIttet1 tn -
81 b gogE, Reu GA9latf0 q. $thnfbIDhnie
s j ~ 8iuei GTpreB Gnr3siige 2
DerIsIEsn Gsnesl nstftaaEi nnb 1sadsn Rrss.en Hn,
IsIuk ~. eEItr' Reagtsiiinbasasa aas ben eissn
: q g q en- sgyrss sesgaBt ,glgsinasH sasns
slss goss az isIssibsM 9asla6 as ?. 81 lasiSH
81 81 Z Ii s4Ssss y yste lsasssasaa..a rssnn.
abenkel % 3 ssszei6f Men 0SfRs erl .,Ipeten
Merqen nm ztf illaS Ion i'd S tfr iailtaas.
Wallace state Uoo&C SD Eoe&eN a4I6e en-
&IeoanA NH DseMgmTi& Sc SIHG otibfrem Nahnen
0tettfelIsit, mtfben I'm Qi61tilf.h ofbret,ffehis
NIneeJnntt1 t<i1sIfal NM 7ztEA tHrf ua& 3 en-
Siss II u s.s.'.1s q; q. atk Sl5. sbn.
9eesng19itl nee Reu 4sIE b,y8 leHtssss1stE
gaaeose 6urAmerEirt nae dilfs Iabsn
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9ees.sss 4sdsls nd l,f4u 1sb ekEAr
gHgTMRM RA11 a Welts q 20 4teet nas
pIbeef pilse,r s. zen az 1abtn
SIS. q Mkass6. O.. irlEI pa,nt.
2. y. Rm&eRs y, SRp ta1-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-22

Dteie @eieHi6dft 5dblte tn ben erilen IL geonotei,
lber 400 Mltlglie1Sfs snbIts HbeJ 1900 9olars
an 3rqute Gus, bat nun Gin @eieai1aftas 9ermDaeH
een etrsu 81 o, 600 an 9dnb uni, Di16 &c III mb
81 ~ tfGh f. 1peymaltet, SIR ,aiise asritias
4 AArlt@ Gtn3ablaga erhdlt Elm srExdnttes NRiis
9lte6 etne ut q n ftE4 tlniet1fltntg pSn $40
onals ben 4tnterblie fir e geefbtaitas Hndr
asisnesq4el pefr eiesin bet 9ecipFettsa hsastfagt
wsre. nermsr efpabrt re iRrgr erkrnntteu Nttb bss
Mnn xete Mehtltns yfher nefmnhe 1nh le1Ibe Alnnn
eosx 9ral per, 16-65 SdFreH fanh atitetitB bietl
1874 werben, egloa. befrage f6 tsk bsui hlts
iSDgsiTpteRs Ha1 sf7s gfff IL
l5lg gsa 94eg SIS pzft s. 5ar, rs
NASHMELE@ BA;wTNGs4RkMM,
lana 09tiisn Nashvfles 1Vtih.
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DfFce bss generaI-s upsrtntenbenten. 4
S go I R,u. e. Giieubabn,
ne ibptLIes Eeuu., IL, SnHnGr 1862
SH9 q u nddb DtenH 81 Zen Il. -SS6muar 1868
GtSnaig t1nfeif: - :
ober ntsx In Ssnprno, NurfreeSbprn, @artraee, 31s
LabOras ehiH's Syringe, Ge4er6, Gopan, NnSefibn,
upoeG nm sos q. 81. 49,. -
Der Ra&mittasssae SerIaet MaIBsine ilt. go iR.
UNI 6. 90 3. 81. 20
i we 8lee mn9eA eenhusa Gnj6Ias 1stt4graafbs
utue ino 2prtbwesern Gifenhabn nns ale Hiiee ron
chattanooga Hia5en eenaueif Muf9ils nRit6e E5uiSS
pile arD 9lnibpiIle GtfenbabAi saIFiF 5H =
@Ie9ante Yolaee @@Iafipo9tH an allen
s,.n N0@t Yoildoier5iigeu.-. !.
GbeIbpptI1e u ftpMoSattorf
BerLdst SbeIbpuiHe $50 q. I. NIB zuaaspme
UNI IS 3, q: ulle srrei@t 4aibuiHe I'm 10 90 q. So.
8Mriid, neridbk Rafkutne 4sm 3.45 81. R efret6t
5nGakeMa alH 70 10 81 81. aaas ssbelbspsHs nm
etc @!S Hgblne. Sensraleapt. ).
sfaes etttcn. Sen. Eisa sIsqrt. a::sins !,
: iant SR -,A q -. s s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-22

Gs uetf st GG, baB Der 4reis pom Is Gent per
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-02-06


TuE GAINES WILL CASE The celebra-
ted Hain0s case is again before the United
States Supreme Court It was before the
courts on noanddmus III 1889, 1871, 1911
lS4S. 1855, and 1850 when the COM
plainant's rights to her father estate were
fully argued. The issue now made is by
the declaration that at the time of the
conception Of the COM piaiuat's mother, and
at the time # tonpIainantss birth, her
mother was The wife of jerome Des Grange,
and if she h. the child of Clarke she must,
therefore, be his aduteroas bastard child
That she is the offspring Of an illicit con
nection between Clarke ami Hrs. Des
Grande, there being 30 marriage whatey-
er between them, and for that reason she
is a bastard That III either case Clarke
was prohibited by law from making d last
will in her favor, and any such disposition
was simply null. The old evidence il
the ease III its past stages, is gone iuto to
show the truth Of the above declaration,
aud the laws Of Louisiana are quoted at
length to snow that being Judged bas-
tard. Mrs. Gaines is entitled TO nothing
under the will Of Clarke, the instrument
Icing made contrary to law.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-02-06

4D- Who are responsible for the time
lost The New Nation, Mr.. lIunnicutt's
paper, charges upon his own party in the
Virginia Convention the Radicals, the lie
sponsibility Of unnecessarily delaying the
work before it, by making too many spec
ches, &c. Per contra, the Winchester
Journal, after a careful investigation of
the matter, charges the Conservative mem
bers with delaying the work, by raising
useless and irrsleyant Questions, &c. The
Conservative members do perhaps occupy
a fair proportion Of the time of the Con-
vention. but they devote it mainly in COM
batting the monstrous propositions intro
duced by the radical rnenl bers. On the
other hand. the radicals white, tan color
ed, and ebony black, have consumed at
least, three fourths of the time in useless
debate. 1t is paying the radical members
rather left-landcd compliment to say
that the Conservatives haze prevented
then, from performing their duties by con-
,inualy tickling them with straws!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-02-06
The Test Oath.

The Convention now sitting in the ven :
cradle capitol Of Virginia. we suspect, is
inclined to initiate il part some Of the cx-
eessess of the sAlabanna4 Goilyention..sTh They
could hardly commit grcatcr bluntler
than to Incorporate a test oath in the Con-
s'itution of Virginia 1IuS'SlcUrr's report
on suffrage ptscribes one for ofiice-hold-
ers. 1t requires the elected officer to
swear as usual on going into office, and
besides to solemnly pledge himself as ac-
ceptlng the equality between black and
Shlte before the law. What is the use of
exacting such a declaration from any man ?
|: adds NOT a jot to negro safety 1t i'm
poses an oath which the better class of
men would be 10th to take, because it il
unprecedented if nothing else.
" hen man swcars to support the Con-
stltuton ard laws, the oath includes the
recognition and respect of all rights under
them and what more do men want? The
oath would only keep the more honorable
and trustworthy. men out, while the un
scrupulouS viii be eve, ready to "accept
the sttamion." If the advocates Of this
| oath hope to keep the offices to themselves
they Will find out their mistake. There
are plenty Of indiir-ently capable per
sons who will take it without a wry face.
y test oath il frcbrand. 1t is the
apple of discard in community, and there
will be no rest from the agitation of its
repeal until it is repealed The negroes
will be safer without such protection as
that. 1t will Only provoke hostility to-
wards Then, - D;s,,tt.A '@
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-02-06

No DANGER OF TOO MUCH STUDYING. -
\ writer in a leading magazine has an in
tercsting article upon study. lie regards
study as healthful, and says that real
study conduces to peace Of mind and
body. Many girls, and boys too, are in
capable of it. | have known parents la
ment the effects of hard study on their
children, when those children never knew
an hours hard study, and never could
compass it if their life depended on it -
What they suffer from its inability 10 stu
dy, not study. Parental ignorance, vice,
weakness, or mismanagement, has given
them bodies and souls alike negysless and
faccid.' They can 60 to parties, following
the fashions, lounge over books, perhaps
pore and worry over them; but they are
utterly incapable of concentration, energy
struggle, victory. Their minds are insane
and their bodies dropping. Others have
fine physical powers in which their, puny
souls are we'll nigh lost. Others have
strong souls, but chained to a. body of
death. BY all means let such children
quietly fall out of the ranks"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-02-06
THE OHIO CASE.

10 the discussion Of the question wheth-
er the Legislature of Ohio had u right to
Withdraw its ratification of the Constitu-
tional Amendment, On Friday, Mr.. John
sou, of Maryland, said
The Senator (Mr. Sumncr) was doubt
less right in saying the amendment had
been adopted by the necessary number of
Ststes, according to the action OF Congress;
but there was a difference Of opinion on
the other proposition, that a State cannot
withdraw an assent once given If the
southern States had been States ,hrc ugh
out the war. and are now within the mean
ing of the Constitution then the amend
mcnt had not been adopted lie would
not express any decided opinion on wheth
ci States assent once given could be
withdrawn; his present impression was
that it could, as otherwise "a State once as
senting to proposition was SO bound that
1t could not, ten or fifteen years afterward.
reconsider its action. It was a question,
however, that would lie considered BY the
Judiciary Committee His mind was
open to better judgment or information,
and, if satisfied that his opinion was erro-
neous, he would, of course, concur in the
contrary nnin;on y