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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

A ball and supper will be given at Morse
M, on Monday night, for The benefit Of the
rman school.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

The purest aud sweetest Cod Liver OIL
in the world, manufactured from fresh,
healthy livers, upon the seashore il is PER-
fectly pure and sweet. Patients who have
once taken il can take no no other. Ask
for "Hazard and Caswell's Cod Liver OIL"
manufactured by CASWELL, HAZARD &
CO., New York. Sold by all druggists.
ne3: ly
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

i you want first class sonsorial job per-
med, 90 to MANI barber shop, just below
Express Office.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

4 number Of movers wagons have ap.
Ired on our streets within few days past.
, great bulk Of emigration, however, is BY
road.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

The new registry law, whose sole object is
to secure the parity ofthe ballot box, was op-
posed in both houses of the Legislature BY
the Democrats ? Every honest man knows
what that signifies
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
James n. Farcbnd,

James n. Fawchilas. - :
The directors then held an election for Of
fcers, resulting ~ follows
Prcsident--J. 8. Stacey.
Vice President --Jsmes Jamison.
Secretary--Mr. Dietx.
Treassfsr d. Waiworth.
Jas. Jamison,
ExeeutiyeC Committee r. N. Sopsr,
J. F. Braun.
II was decided TO call the road The cana
mosa 4 Northwsstera Railroad" Esch di,
rector was appointed committee 10 secure
subscriptions for . survey Of the route, the
amounts subscribed to apply on stock when
issued. The plan is to secure survey Of the
routs this summer, and a. large subscrip
tons as possible, and to elect permanent Of.
icers at nesting Of stockholders to be held
in November.
The organization will be held entirely
aloof from all others, ready to accept the
most favorable offers for connections. This
feature is Of great importance.
The people now have something tangible
TO work upon and We trust the amoant nee
sssary to secure . thorough survey will be
subscribed Immediately.
He FITS s--------
The last number commenced volume fcelp<
ofthe Guardian. The last issue ofthe Con
'e'ratirc closed its twelfth yeas. The Con-
serratire was-originaIly called the Csrniax
and was the first paper established in this
city and county. The Guardian commen>
ced publication At Quasqueton, two years Ia.
ter. A year or 30 after, the Am1ican Ea.
gle spread bis wings in this city for shor,
time, under charge Of Mr.. 4 Mrs. Daniels
but il did not fil the BILL" and was after,
yard resolved into the Rising Tide, which
ccntinued publicsti on 10 various forms ~ a
Spiritualist paper for some time, finally dy.
ing natural and easy death. The Guar
dian was removed to this city soon after the
Eagle dropped HE wings, .aad was ably edit.
ed by Mr.. Jacob Rich until the year 1864,
when Mr.. 8. B. Goodepow took charge
continued IFS Publication until il .uss united
with the bulletin. The Bulletin common,
ced publication June 10th, 1865, under cir.
cumstanees well cslsulassd to discourage the
attempt. Hard work made it success, and
and We hope hard work will enable us e
contiaas it, publicatioa many yes,s longer
IT has been twice enlarged. Having reach,
ed all practicable limits in that respect, VIZ
shall endeavor 70 constantly improve it, char
acter as a useful and reliable county Repub
lican Newspaper. A cordial support on the
part Of the people, and prompt payment by
our patrons, will enable US TO give . better
paper than would be possible under . Ian.
gushing, negligent patronage.
Mr.. j. H. Palmer, of Winthrop, changes
his advertisement, this week, announcing
a new stock just received. NJ. Palmer is
one ofthe largest dealers in the county, and
never fails to display fine stock at the open.
ing ofevsry season.
The S. s. Convention, on Friday next.
viii be held At the Methodist Church instead
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

AMERICAN SrocK JoURSAL.-The Anil
nbsr Of this valuable monthly contains a
% variety Of valuable articles. The pub.
ltion Office has been removed from Gun
be to Parkersburg, Pa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
JEsur, Buchanan Co, Ia.

Received Of the independence In
surance Company, 800, being in full
for the amount insured in said com
paay in Pol. No. 1869, on my dwell
ling house, totally destroyed by
fire.
J. S. COLE
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

Mr.. q. W. Laudcrdale, music teacher.
n known At Jesup and vicinity. is now q
kcher in the Western Normal Academy Of
hsic, Coldwater, Mich.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
IMPEACHMENT.

The managers clos ed the prosecution on
Saturday last, and the Presidents counsel
we're given till Thursday to prepare fol
the defence. II is thought the trial viii end
in two weeks. There is every prospect that
the President will be removed aud Wade in
stalled in his place, before the end ofthe
month.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

b should not be forgotten that Rich's
bndid stock Of Crockery has been rcmov>
20 J. P. Sampson 4 Co.'S book store,
Pre- il makes very attractive display. A
= addition will be made to the stock next
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

PERsoSAL--Dr. b. r. Richard lefi, with
family, on Monday. Cor Windsor, VT,
pre- he will remain At least year. w.
f. Trexlsr has removed with his fami,
Ito Waterloo. ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

$40 to $lo0-in gold, given the person,
charch, lodge, or school, procuring US = ri
ano, Organ or Melodeon customer. lnstru.
me, Is at factory prices. Fine presents with
Sewing Machines.
II. SPAULpISs 4 Co.,
Dubuque.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10


Nearly all om citi zens have the impression
that the State demands more land than il nee
essary in connection with the proposed In
stituticn for the Insane at this place. In or
der TO set this. matter right before the rco-
pie, We sutjoin several extracts from the re-
port Of the Superintendent u the Asylum at
NJ. Plcasaut: On page % We and The follow.
ing:
"The farm eonnected With the Hospital is
much too small for the heat interests q the in
stitutioa. ltccnsists Of ont hundred and sew
enty three acres. Until within two years
about one.half Of this WAS sparsely covered
with trees and uaderbrush. and wholly
unrroductivs. About forty live acres Of this
portion have been reclaimed, chiefly by the
labor OF the patients but we still need more
land, The advantages Of its possession nre
both present and prospective: and while it is
possible, any land, fAvorably located, that
can be bought shoald be secured. The Pops
lation, and the demand for house lots may
make this impossible in . few years and
every year adds ~ the cost OF purchase. On
the present EARN We can scarcely kesp mere
stock than the cows necessary to furnish the
milk that We absolutely need. And If we
use portion Of the land for pasturage We
must buy hay. So much land 10 needed for
To-" -" gram cfoPs' ooeh very important u
y: US uha. We feel constrained and embarrassed
our agricui,ural Operations. II IS Well
Ano"n .'ias MIX - wholesome ana econom-
'ea, article .. det. ~ We nad sgincient room
.nu enoufn Ieed ,nouio produce ana use
M MY mucn more MIX man we can nov 40.
espend,ur snd soDs.e 20 .hs re
the patients.
acres that can DC had. to those already owned
" .ne hospitai. " these ! VIII mention one
" ~. Aounlonal scsN 0I pauenss 10
ned. Aoss OF the male Pssients are ac-
cust'ned 70 iaeorsAnd ere generally more com.
IoI'noie ana DETER contented u they nave some
regular employment. Inc various kinds Of
.ss1 vots - WAT they nave Ten used TO
eefcrs coming here and % 1esa1ity usually
om'Sisnes me aP,itade 70 learn ney fosms
=. lndussry, hals else than ar9sss wih prove
OF muce value 70 them here. True, re have
msse some very good mattresses q husks,
ana We expeee to make our own erocms Out
these are Indoor empIoyments; adapted to but
season. The cultivation Of the farm, garden
ana pisssurt grounds furnish the most desira-
PIE employment tos most patient It's gun
eicnsiy diversined 70 be agreeable without
oelng zoo 'aoor'cus. Many patients can be
thus occupied Who would otherEse pass their
dAys IN utser idIeness and lethargy.
ne hfm We now'havs e highly prontao !e;
aad IN ssre nat one twice - Arg womb
mot . - 90: The need q moe Had Vii De
. ICY WI. ~ n. M mols - sa"r;.ad 10y =.
ererciains Ana sI.ss,ws. ero.nls asl crpemes.
IL psspcsss. lot soasss shsy =. ~ ussd
ar~Sm AIu<~ u ye~~S AA1 SAaav4
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

4 fine stock o: Prints JUS, received a
Myers & Mas.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

little son Of Mr.. A. II. Trask was reck.
iy run down on the street, last Monday,
, drunken BOBBY and severely injured.
elevated" indi, dual was arrested and
u $25 and costs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

ENOUGH IS AS GOOD AS A FEAST
One bottle of J. w. Poland's Humor
Doctor will cure any ordinary affect
ions Of the blood, and six bottles will
cure the worst cases Of Scrofula.
Put up in large bottles, and sold by
George. Smale, Druggist.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

he number Of inmates in the Soldiers
hans Home at Cedar Falls. from Bu>
Nan county, on the ID Of March. was sir
J. An examination OF the catalogue
IS that there are twenty>three from Del>
rs, twcniy>one from Fayette and thirty
y from Black Hawk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
LEVI sTRoHL
IN BANKRUPTCY.

AssT6yEE'S NOTICE, 60
DIsrRIcr OF Iowa.
To rkom IL pay conesrs :
The undersigned hereby gives r6tice of his
appointment a. assignee Of the estate Of Lewis
8. Brooks, Of Byron, in the county Of Buchan-
an, and State Of Iowa. in said district and
who has been adjudged bankrupt upon his own
stition, by the District Court Of said District
Dated at Dubuque, the 2lst day Of March, A
u. lSsS.
ALoNZo CRAGIN, AssIGSEs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

WANTED, 5000, 900 Customers for
Robertson's Brazilian for the hair.
G. r Wallace, Druggist.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

GRIcrLrrRAL WiG-WAa.- Messrs. Bar,
Lires are erecting All extensive wig.
for protection to their stock Of agricul-
machinery, just opposite the Post Of
They propose to offer an immense
this season and win tell what induce
Is they can offer our farmers, through
Bu'letin, in a few weeks.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
Notice a. Mason >

Sealed proposals will be received at the Post
oisice in Faifbsnk until the seventh day 81
April. lses, for h,ilding tho stoae work oi \
Catholic Church II Fairbank. Ali material e.
be furnished ~ the committee. on the srorn4.
This 3sh - h. - BY tho cord or perch. a. b. -
feet long. hight Of walls from jaiss to rsatr
twenty feet. said walls 60 hetup feet i,lek. h,se
feet foundation three f1st thick. gssks - trs;
6ks hummer Adslress -
+ pAFEif X Nat IRE.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

Go to Myers / Mas for splendid new
Carpets. t
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
WEEKLY.
DRIED FHurrs.
INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce lnxuriant
growth Of hair upon a bald head or hcardress
face, also recipe for the removal n p;nples.
Blctches Eruptions, etc, on the skin, leasiny
the same soft. clear, and beautiful. can be OBJ
tanned without charge by addressing
THoS. +. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST.
n4Iy SOB Broadway, New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

Myers 4 Mas are receiving new styles o
Dress Goods. I
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

Il Inss Furniture Store, on the corner 0f
- and Walnut streets lopposite Montour
is becoming popular resort for rnr
eps of furniture. &c. By careful atten-
0194s business, always furnishing the best
- Nork and keeping up to the times in
80 Mr.. Glass is building up an excellent
oHpss He has lately procured stock o.
~ 6nely finished Contamination Of
pu1Dod, mahogany, &c.- superior in style
- fish to anything heretofore offered II
1T endence. Cali and examine his stock.
"a - . -----
Or friends at Qnasqueton have our thanks
- : club Of thirteen new subscribers
o1oele sent to Quasqueton and one else
uf1R We are about entering upon an ex>
ellaGAad exceedingly important campaign,
eve would suggest to our Republican
Al9Nb the rropriety and policy Of largely
1oisg tho circulation OF the BULLETIN,
- ely Republican paper Of the county.
o. Ejaculation has steadily though slowly
inespo1sd without special effort but BY .
~ Illis exsrtion il may DO increased Il
tSGl 1ac>third in . few weeks.
.es1 - RuSnnnr nrtar.Au rAnHu1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

TQeal amopp. Of moisture, rain and snow,
81 80 the coolest day 23d warGess day !.
M1Aa temperature, so above.
p char obssrva!ionr, 10 days stormy.
raiw ~ snow squalls.
JntA,ice went out Of the river, aud the
llsh. current clear
futhfshundef storm.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
Gl'risss News for independence
and Bucbanau County /!


1t Is with the greatest satisfaction that VIZ
announce the triumphant passage through
the House Of the Senate bin, introduced By
Senator Donnan, for the establishment Of An
ADDITIONAL Institution for the Insane in hi,
city. We gave The features Of the bill. as
introduced, last week. Some changes were
made before its final passage, the most inn
portant of which was the increase Of the
number Of acres to be donated, from 100 10
$40. The reasons for this change, we shall
be able to give next week. The name Of
r. y. Morgan was substituted for that Of Ex.
LIZ. Gov. Cue, on the Board OF Com m ission.
ers. which now stands, E. G. Morgan, Ma
turin l.. Fisher and Albert Clarke. We give
the bill Immediately below, a. finally pass,
cd. The original and incorrect bill was
published in the Dubuque Herald Of the
It'll inst.
Senator DOMAIN and Secretary wesrt
drafted the bill and worked like beavers un,
til they got it through the Senate by splen-
did majority. Uniting their efforts with
those Of Mr.. Wilcox, in the House, the bill,
was there likewise triamphantly carried, af,
ter hand-to-hand conflict. Our able dels>
CATION deserve the unqualified thanks Of their
Mr.. Donnan, in . note an.
nouncing the passage Of TIE bill, Gays, I'll
ever felt relief, It was When the 5Oth man
voted aye on the call It final passage"
Il now ~mains for the people Of this city
and county to take hold Of this matter xeal>
ously, raise the necessary means promptly,
purchase and donate the the amount Of land
required by the State without hesitatioa or
We can do Il il We only think
80 and act o. We think
There are number Of suitable locations
within two miles Of the city limits but Of
course any Locations of that character will
cost money, and that money must be raised.
It can be done, Il We pull together and pull
Let US strip for the effort.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

The Legislature adjourned on the msrn.
OF the 9Th inst.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

The S. S. Convention, on Friday next,
viii be held At the Methodist Church instead
of the Baptist,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

y the Marion Register, We notice tina.
At in that market has been conn anding
IN average ten cents more per busLcl
= in this. How il this to be accounted
Dn any other hypothesis than competition
Railroad routes? let the Anamosa 4
HI western Railroad be built and our far
will reap similar benefits. Competition
De life Of business, the world over.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

AcxARD's MONTHLY is the title of new
paine published at New York and devo-
/ particularly to the interests OF young
\. 1t supplies long felt want and in n
hncr which attract attention at once. The
number Of the magazine Is beautiful in
|bgraphv and rich in matter. Published
)hihlv By s. S. Packard, s37 Broadway,
n, NJ pne dollar per year.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

Daaha,n has lust received isesA suppl Of
the choicest arrcs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
COW n ERCIAL.

BULLETIN OFFICE,
INDEPENDENCE, Arri! 3, 1868. !
M ARKET REPORT
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

he iunn,ng expenses Of the Insane Asv>
at Mt. Pleasant for the year 1866. were
,12s.s0; for the year 1867, $ss,G42 90
portion Of these expenses were met hy
lvatc patients. Oar citizens NAV obtain
Nm these figures an ideN Of the amour. of
|pney which will be principally expended
- every year, in running expenses alone,
pn the proposed Asylum gets fairly under
ge regret that the parties concerned in
affair at Winthrop should have deemed
! - to rush into print with their coasro>
u. In niue cases out Of ten, matters Of
eharacter had better he left to work cut
own salvation. However. We ara Of
- bound, MS m impartial journalist, TO
both sides hearing, aid want il dis,
b unierstood that the parties speak for
Xoclves and not for us
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
- =
CITY AND COS NTY.

Miss A. Boardman takes the place Of Mrs
bwers in tho public school, this term.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

Mr.. J. H. Palmer, of Winthrop, changes
his advertisement, this week, announcing
new stock just received. Ms. Palmer is
one ofthe largest dealers in the county, and
never fails to display fine stock at the open.
ing ofcvsry season.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

Senator Donnan arrived home from Des
hines Yesterday.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-07

0reiBig Sabre bon benz Blad Sans
ariee in ben Sabren 1881 uaD 1882
beeinnen6, 81 bsrofisntIlaen. Der
2ettere lCA $4,000 geFOFst baben
unO bate ben @erIuif bon 400 Men.
f6enIebcn sur GoIee. Der Ssrnincs
lsnfrise in yloSiOa foFste mad een9In,
eaben oes Serrn Sadfon $1O0,000O.s
900, ..ano 1860 @3enl4enleben. 3ar
lelbi0en Belt bate man aud @treitia.
feittrt mil Den Gbeloteelen, sic SO,
600. 900 foifeten. SIN Sabre 1858
obfOrbirfe Scr Rries seeeii Die Gieug
$40 .0o0,000 uno 800 NenfBenlkbsn.
Sn 1864 fDRete Der Rrits eesen bic
gbeDenuen uno cine neus Streiti9teit
NIT cen @iour SO, o0O0 Sn1867
mubte Oie Ge9ierung abtrnals nit ben
@beDennen Sries Fibren unb Is NliI.
Iionen Oaranf bcrnenoen, bic iest nod
ni6t san5 beri@tiet iinb. Die Sns
bianerfriege an bent geeen ben ftiIlen
Ocean eetsbrteu gebirssabban9 baben
in ben Itbten 20 Sabren beinabe
$500. 600, 600 setOitet uao i'm EerritO.
rum slep- 9isgieo finO sur ltnterorii,
dung ser SnOianer, 5sinSieIisfeiteu
$3.50, 10000 beraussabt wOrOen.
Ser sadlon eIaubt, eaB Oie Heeierunl
ST 100000, 900 auf &nfpriide be3oBIt
bat, bie felt ben Iesten 40 Satren ii
| 6oIst Der SnOianertrieee enffaunel
| finf. @
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faT5 )

1sssherfff7S Berfdnf.- Sa gens6b cit zines 9es
}inloqssge eel 8 an MID ger1fef mn iiberliefert
BON benz Mbtharen Circuit @erfdbt Ron dpfs5oll
gouiitp, Eenn., wer6s I'D sum 5Hentti1en 9erfa,if
an Sen Reiahiefe ben geaen boare Sab an I'm Qlilf
Naibetae, ain 4onuethag, bGn 3. li4tfer
1865, brtnge Sdanfaiten, Rite Rerle, Tbeti
eiHtr Rite sell = Endete Sp1as 1afne Iab6d. +
Ehsil zines Batrel NsbL &hejl esneE asn ri aars
tpffeIil, Seis Maosen, 90det Sc5iinpftn6od ,,,o
zabad, Eobadmfierf 9emiiohn aphIena i. 1 Sc
Ebftl zines Sodes 4afeesf xbeii eies Barrel ap 81
NIT 8ei1tag beegt ais baS GRgiathifin non e6 mi
glrB. elar un singr. Greeution ~ Wniflen bes
Sfdoes, Gcnnfnts unb btr epfporaiol npn s;afhniIe
far ): % nfc Aplssn baranf su seniosn. @taesess
ben 81. ylcr mb.r 1868.
nDr2AsB 6. 81. o o naTbfon. ebertif.
Gurtb Sam. 6. N1rftea 8sp,iiu
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-07
1856.

9berifFS gerEanf. Sn Gsrab5eit elmer
9erfanfs BerO bnuii8 I'm MID Qerid5tet nno
iiberliefert RON benz M9tbnren Circuit @eript
usu Sapi6ioA County, Eei1r.. Bel feinem pftoberS
Termin 1868, merbe tc gum 6fientttben 8ertanf an
ben Standardization eeaen baare 3abIung AM Court
bans gbor IN Der Gtaof 4aibuiHe am % n ne ftag
Sen 10. 9eaember 1868, bic nGdbiteAeHn hef9rtebene
2Gnba e nnh gebdiltbteite briaeen, ndmlt9: Gir-
pfriffrift 80. IN ber Gtaht gaihuInes 9apinion
County, Senn.s beIcgen Ipie csg gin Der ode ron
geQenpre iiflO sSefferionirobe, nit rpnt pnn 70 SUP
tao Spruce, mebr nber ipeniaer, unc nit 8efdIna
beTegt ais 6cs GieentgnIu pom Or Nemmans nm eiaef
M5ner Eurner 1srb ~ @unaeT 6es Stnptes Esnnefee
fir S4240. Sniereffen ub SeffeH So eel1ieeH. 0es
aeben ben a.. 9ooeihber 1868.
nppN AS &. sgRs &pMaIE fDm. sGhsriff. 3
sss9 9uld 81. 9. Mu tin Deputy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-07
Sagb WEc@u0od eeoen 2. .. gentner
Is mno QlnOere.

bttioa ~ saitpiHe, beginhenb ali bef @ifb.ssgi Is
aeflannfer Qefs ron oa n eihff B4Ii6en Sltdf,fn5
kaitfefbf NldAilonhxabe enta0 14z Eaff 3olI Soii
bn tVl Mnbiicnitra@e I'm eek 9t s6ttlf 4 vi
TltE p5n M tpfisa 142 iB cn liz d WI 5 eits
den GreHiliilis 9tamlltgf Eot 20. a. pen b
fablih II BubHaH esm AhsenH8sRuhfi.
a}ebinatltaeF Grsbike anf ia, rs ub "a gp
Wcfen tSft anerEannter @fdeFAellnq ~ aebrss sn
II lidnbre9t uerbebaItens 9srgaaf ifei BON 8ssrids
natnle,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-07
sennie $. 6ui6sr llnO lInOere
exparte.

2ots lss 10 unS 10 in gopbs Abbt 10 foff eerose
Der 4enitentinrp geaeniiber, nit 10 6is Sront an
9apsfttabe uno MIlberrnsrass entIdng $50 Sub nod
etnet 20 6iib aHep surnG aufeno, NIT eiHem boraui
hehen En- nnpolenoetsn smeiitDdIgen Brid1aafe.
gefineitcr ssTels $500.
2 8e6in eutig - $500 baar unb Der gseis dliF
@reoft DOR o. ~, 18nnb "a Wionaen iit ist1reiIen
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