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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-03

keer il on its lega OF course stand
inc army will be necessary in all the
otksr States under the same system, and
tl3 reign Of these Southern standing
armies will not much longer be tolerated.
by the taxpayers Of the North. Acts OF
Congress, as we have shown, will not
avail TO save this system. What,
then, can the Radicals do to save them
selves and their Southern policy OF re-
conslruetion from complete shipwrechf
They might saye something by fall
ing back upon thu constitutional amend
ment known rs Article ~ and IN pro-
claiming its ratification. But as that
amendment leaves the question oil sui
frage TO the several States, subject only
to loss Of representation in proportion
TO the restriction of the franchise, it Is
too much in conflict with the compulsory
universal negro suffrage system TO be
adopted until the ten excluded States
are made secure on radical basis, Mt
least for the coming presidential cleo
ton. II is enough, however, for the
present that Southern negro reconstruct
ton may be pronounced miserable
failure. m H 'tLm
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His evidence was so en- iiely al. I'D that
the counsel, court, and all roared with
laughter.
Among the witnesses for the President,
are Generals Sherman, Rousseau and
Steadman, Lewis d. Campbell, Of Ohio,
and Warrington Armstrong, OF oleve-
land.
In a sharp colloquy which occSsred
between the managers aud the fresi-
dents counsel, the former we're decidedly
worstsd, stanbsry was very severe on
Butler. .GiHI NM ia
Not only have the Committee on Elec,,
tons decided against the right Of General
Morgan, Of Ohio, TO q seat IN Congress,
but they also refused to allow the minority
Of the committee TO see the report to
prevent them from exposing the villain
GUS outrage 10 the country, -,,.a,
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FOREIGN.

New YoRK, April 3.-Rio Janeiro ad-
vices to March llth are received.
The allied forces had taken possession
of the capital, and were passing to the
rear Of Hamati. e." 3
The allies now have 40, 900 men, four
teen iron-clads, and twenty wooden yes
sells in the neighborhood, while the Para
guayans are reported to have only 1000
men.
The news from Monte Video, Para
quay, is to the effect that Gen. Valencia
Flores, the President, had been murdered
by some confederate of his son, Fortu-
nato, it is supposed. The latter having
pronounced against his father, and
having been defeated and banished, Col.
Lorenzo Battle, the Minister of War,
had been elected in his place. .od1
/ A Havana special 10 the Herald states
that the bishop embarked for Cadiz on
Monday, having ordered all the church
bells to ring on the occasion Of
his departure. He also drew on the
Banoo Espinola for forty thousand
dollars, funds belonging to the new coun'
try, but Lersundi prevented the payment
of the check. The bishop thereupon had
it formally protested. bsvom decd
Lersundi's chief of staff goes in the
same vessel with the bishop, as bearer
of dispatches. 500 t ~ Erallaa
A dispatch from Minister Vaa Valken'
burg, dated Hiago, Japan, March 2
states that the Tycoon has abdicated, and
that the Mikado is sending troops to-
ward Jeddo. 4
One American and two trenchmer
we're wounded in the attack on foreign
ers, but the American. marines and sail
ors dispersed the Japanese. i.es 5
The execution of the Japanese officers
ordering the attack was to take place on
March 3D. 5anue 70 .Rtspia
The arrival of the Mikado envoy al
Hiago restored quiet iosi 900
LIVERPOOL, April 2.-Cotton is buoy.
ant; estimated sales Of the day, 25,0O(
bales; sales for the week, l63, 900 bales
exports, 4s, 900 bales; spectators, IA, 0OC
bales; stock on hand, $4,000 bales
American, 49,, 900 bales: Uplands, l I'D
Orleans, l2td. Cotton afoat, $4,000
bales American, 80 900 bales.
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=
fuud.p and il reqaired 70 guard against
Animation. and 10 see that the fund for
annual distribution shall be inyiolaoiy
Maid over 10 the support Of common
sshcsls for fbe benefit Of all the people,
a. urov,ded for by this act, and no other
nae. and
WHrRxAs, II 10 also provided that
there shall DO kept IN the once OF the
State Treasurer and Controller separate
accounts Of all school moneys rece'veu
and disbursed, aud that all moneys cor
Ieeted for school purposes shall be SET
apart and expended for those ano no
other purposes; therefore,
Resoircd, That this Board deem !,
sential to the discharge OF its duties, 'hes
the respective officers in charge o.
school moneys comply with the exact
terms Of the lsw. aud hereby specially
invite their attention to the same
This, no doubt 70 some peop;s, ~
encouraging. 1t seemed TO give assu-
rance that our Free common oenoo's
were about to be resumed, pa as ~ 'nv nv
who knew that there was no iopses any
school fund in the treasury, ING men VI
resolving to guard ~ agains. aiminu'
ton !" appeared superiauveiy tldisulous !.
And TO show the iurtner aosuros'y OF
such proceeding on the part Oh ms
Board OF Commissioners, oi "nien
the Governor Is the cher, 10 ,he very
same day-the 2atn Of MarcnLvosernor
Brownlow addressed memor'a, W Nm
gress in special reference 10 ,ne WI"
chester and Alabama railroad out In tue
course OF which ne remaras' a.
II desire iurtner 70 sSy .na ~ ."e -, "a ~,
cial department. oil tue S's'e nus, Y ~
consent, been compeneu 70 use sa rs
sacred 10 me coppo" seNgoss ~ '"s
STATE, ana ptedgea 70 .ne ea"S 81 ~
the children, oenes,rg, Us We wv, s.
the Congress OF tne vnleea ota .,s s svs
the justice OF our c'e'ms, "Su e..
the same 70 tne treasury % ~. %
whenever the proper t'me snou'S a.,
This Is gwen 10 US ny inc "o'e'"o :
himself: - ., .aa wha,
It's interesting, Jus. ne.e, " Sc , ~
the Constitution OIL iennessee says IVY" :.
this subject;
ARr. Al' SEC. III, hhowieuge,
ing aud virtue being essenala. 70 VIC
preservation OF rep9oiican ins'lsuu ens
and the diffusion o. the advantages anu
opportunities OF educsu1n S saroas Sa;nn
the different portions o, tue o1ase os'nt
highly conducive 70 tae prSMo''on "
this end, 1t shall be the duty Oh inc 1ene
eral Assembly IN all iuture pslious VI
this Government 70 eaer'sn n,era'a W.
and science. And the iano, ca'ied 'le
common school fund, ana an tue anus
and proceeds thereon, dividenas, s:oeAs,
and other properly OF every oesc.ip.,ou
Whatever, ne,e'o, EsY Accessible of
priated by the General Assembly ..
this State ior me use =,
schools and oil sucn as shaii herea.'e. "
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For President and VicePresident
OF the United States.
THE NOMINEES OF THE DEMO.
D. CRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
THE NEWS.


Radical audspuritanical Rhode Island has
gone, as was expected. for the Radical candi-
date for Governor. The manufacturing inte-
rest Of that State is the controlling power and
is in antasonism to the interests of the West
and South. ift',i sssrrs..-4 :.
sonecha relieves Lersundi as Captain Gene
raj of Cuba. The reports of the landing Of
slaves there are so much exaggerated as to be
doubted wholly. X r.rsu f5t
tits contemplated to abolish capital punish
rnent in the schools of New York.
General Sherman has been telegraphed for to
come to Washington to testify in the impesch-
ment case. ,,,.,..,.,s r,e.-,
The Cheyenne papers represent the Indians
near, there and Fort Laramie as on the war
path. At Washington the military have nc
confirmation. n
Adyices have been received from Browns
viIle Texas, of the arrest of nearly all the GUS
tom officers, and their Indictment for frauds.
The. Deputy Collector is included, and Spe-
cisl Deputy Fields suspended by the Secretary
Of the Treasury.
General Hancock has not yet permanently
established his headquarters. Very little bust
ness has been transacted by him. and no
changes have been made in the departments Of
his division. e4.sr ~satr g..
The treaty with the North German confede-
ration has been ratified. Hereafter no nativs
of Germany, naturaliEed in the United States
will be molested en- account of any pre-exist-
ing obligation to his parent country.
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sehoo, Fund. And what has income


People have become tired of asking
what has become Of the school fund.
Indeed waste, populations, perquisites
and stealage have become SO common of
late, and so utterly without danger of
any resulting responsibility, that it
seems useless to pry very curiously into
such matters. The day was, when any-
thing was missing and supposed to be
stolen, that some inquiry was made for
the thief, and to facilitate arrests, honor
able men submitted to be interrogated
and examined with others without COM
plant. But now We have quit all that
foolishness, since honesty has so far gone
ont offashiou as TO become the exception
rather than the rule. But, strange
70 say, our Knoxville cctempo-
rary, the Press and Herald, revives the
old question as to the school fund-how
has it gomez While our youth are
growing up in ignorance. and the United
States Government is supporting bu-
resus and schools, we have lost opr once
ample fund, it has not been used in &C
cordanee with law, and nobody can tell
what has become Of il A part has
been loaned and lost, stolen or squan-
dered, and some part, it would seem
with the express and confessed consent
of the Governor de faefo of Tennessee
Do the different missing parts comprise
the whole2 His grand excalleuey, Mr.
Brownlow, should know, if any body
Has Mr.. Rut,er got one-half and Mr.
Brownlow, with his own consent" gol
all the other1 We confess we are be-
coming somewhat curious again about
this little matter Of only four or Eve
hundred thousand dollars, which ths
Constitution Of the State forbids 10 b
used for any other purpose than tn
support and encouragement ofeommoi
schools" The Governor confesses ths
he has consented TO the taking out
share, and gsmbiing i OF some way o.
the chances Of Congress donating
back. Was that righi2 Was it support
log the Constitution Was il used 70
The benefit Of the melish1 =, Where ar
the inpeschsrsf We copy as follow
from the Press and Herald:
Recently. IS we have heretofore put
Hshed. the I'D Of Commissioners OF
ganized unde. 81 the late Legs
isture held lie sessrol.. - ely. Tier
we're present. Governor Bro nov, JohI
II Henry. State Treasurer, and JohI
Eaton. Superintendent Of Public Ia
struction. Among other things. he tol
louiur vas unsuimously adopted; !.
WHEREas, This board = charged VT
The "supsrinieudebee Of ne sehoo
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NEW YORK.

New YoRK, April s.-The Tribune
editorially says: We have assurances
from Washington that Gen. Grant finds
it is not inconsistent with his duty as a
soldier to announce it as his opinion that
the only hope for the peace Of the cOun-
try is the success of the pending impeach.
ment trial. He feels that national se-
curity demands the removal Of the Pres
idsnt. -Ni
NEW YoRk, April 3.-During the hur-
ricane yesterday, three.story frame
building in Remsen street, Brooklyn, in
process Of erection, was blown down and
four workmen severely injured. Another
building in Astoria was demolished.
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R tcMOXAL.
ChancerT sale OF zeal Estate.

james T. schsbel ct al, Va. Jno. W. Moore ct
al. No. 20s3. N. r. d.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOcUI0kn
I'D decree made In the above cause IN the
on the Oh day OF April, 1868, in 'front.' Of my
ofica. corner Washington and Main streets
ofor for sale. 10 the highest bidder, the follow
ing described Real Estate. to-wit: oitsats,
az Tenne,.es, and In the town OF Fort Picker
ing. the following lots to-vit;, Let 10. 2 -
block 8, and Lott Nos. 4. 10 and IL N block ..
Terms Of sale-one-third ca easn palance on
"a erecute notes. with approved security, AID
lien retained tin payment Of purchase money.
Equity Of redsnptien har A. I, =, oro,s q.
Al Special Commissioners.
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NEW ADVERTISER EMTs

nAcIFIc GARDEN, ON FERNANDO
L Road, opposite Race Track. two minutes
walk from the Street Railroad; len Pin Alley.
Shooting Gallery. swings. etc. Best Of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. tt.. E.l ~. ~
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest to Noon To-Dayi
NEW YORK.
cold and Cotton Reports.

Gold and Cotton Reports.
Special to the PUBLIC LKDorR.1
New YoRK, April 3-Noon.-Gold
opened atls7a; at lo40 a. N. 1t was 1888 |;
and is now 1873. '".- ''''l
Cotton-D Demand fair and prices firm.
Middlisg, 29c. 'l'' 'n' u-
Exchange-Steady. oN- t''.D'
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, April 3.-The trial of
jefferson Davis was postponed yesterday
until the Sd day Of May.
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Semusl1ee ,s,sb aylcitfc Gifens
bdbm.
FOR SUBSCRIPTION.

Die foIssiibea 8efolutionen iuaroen
in Der Examinations Contention etns
ftinImig augeHomnten: aa1 a -
,,Sn Grpd3ung, DAP uaierer Neei<
nuna mad Der Bau Der Gennenee uno
Yaciic gifenbabn Elm llnternebnen 1T,
uel6es berednet lit, Die. 9llfsquellen
unleres q&tanfes, lflb befenDers eDen
Berobau unb Die Sbit5uHt btbeuten6 81
suttui6eln; uno ,oa oallelbe BON llngss
heurem Berth fiiE ben S9unbtI nifb on6
Eobrietuelen BON gtalbBtlle nno DnDios
ion Gountb iiA erfbeiiea tpirO, uri6 oa
oev Ban bieier BahH iOfort in 2sngriif
aenomuen tuerreu illuB, UNI Die 9oniss
bile u. Sfofbbiile 8abn so 6erbinoern,
cine 8meiabahn bon @aHatiu nah
Wlurtreesboro 8u srridtsu mas Die urls
permeioIibe Getge mad flh aieben
wirOe, ben 0onoeI mad BEN Siioen bon
unlerer @tabt ndd aouisbiIle 81 aieben,
uno ia bic BropDiifion, Der Sennelee
u. 8aeiic 8ahn @efeHl maft $500, 000
Gouuip Bcnbs an Ieiben, tnebr ais orei
NAL 10 sieI @oI6 in @ta6f uno @ountg
unter ben Mrbeiteru, 6armern nno
GouSnertern in umlauf feben uno uns
70 aus unferer finan3ieIlen alemne rel.
Sen iuiEOe; beBbalb
eel es bef9io1fen, oa6 bic
0epMblifanifde Yartei bon Gani0lons
GOuntn bic BrOpoftion ber5Ii6 en6oi.
firt un6 Da6 ALE @anoibafen, bic ourd]
bieie GonbeniioH Ii0minirt noroen ftut
bierbnrG DerpFihtet tperDen, ibrenGir'
Fue Dafiir aussuHbeH, haB bic Stimllls
aeber Bel Der @aH am Item Wfars fu1
Die DrppOfiioR itiaanlen. ,s -
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NDlisei @eribt.

6. g8. &irfpatrif, betrunfen, ireiges.
iproden. -, l
5arrp Sole, f4aeIles Sabreut freis.
geiprodben.
$. Cohen, Nnnabrne BON sefoblenen
@itern, iiberbunoen.
Sbos, Groipea, alias CHARLES
Meanis, Gri9ipinbsluno zines 8esen>
fbirmes, 80 Gage Arbeitsbaus.
Naen 2etpiS {farb,) S6la9erei,
So.
goo erOb, (far6. betrunten, frei>
geipro6eu. s
@obert Martiu, 8asabonbireH auf>
eeidOben. y
Sobn Mcgou, betrHnfen, So.
Sobn We9arD bessI., aufsef6oe
ben.
Sab, @iliOn 0isblfabf, frsiae'
ipro9su.
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Oanffaauna.
5ouptquartier Der NoibbIue 8arnilOl.
0aibbiae, SenRellee,

D1uptquartter Ger laigDlue SOatitiluh'
3aibbifIe, Senaehee,
5. War3 1868.
Ser fommanoiren6e Sfi3ier Der
Garnifon bon Malbbille nibniet biere
nit feinen un6 ieines Gontntanoos
Cant Dem 2ieutenant Bentlb, @bef bes
SSeuer Departments bon 1aibbiue;
Ser Gelipie, 6euerfpise Nr.- | @aptan
Soiepb OufT; Selu9e, Spribe gtr. 3,
Captain Mc9ausblir1 Der 9oot unO
9aboer @ompagiiie, Captain McEier
fur ben pronpten ilno iuirfiamen Beis
itano, ben lie burd a0f6en oes Seners
in Den glb Barrads an. 3. 3. Nf. leis
feten. Serner benz WaDor u. 6.
SlIben, GIonlmiiIioner Seare Stone,
IoDie ben Nlitgiieoern Der Yoliseis
Sorce fur Die ibrerieitS freitpilig 9e>
letitete Silfe.
Ser 10 geipabrte 8eiitano nno bis
9lnitren9ungen Der Soloaten Der @are
nilon uaren bic Wfittel, cine groBt
MafIe &esierungS Gisentbum boz
3erft6rune su retten.
g.. 8. Sreubenberg,
Captain 45. u. g. Snf
aS Gommanoeur.
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TIn6s8

Der SlaB 1T nod i'm Stetsen unb
bate beute Nlittas 10 SuB on ben
Sboals.
Qlneefomnen 1T Der Dalnpfer Qlert
BON oberen Cumberland. Wa
MbSeean9en fno Die OanIpfbooteI
9faibbile mad Cairo unb Sabania nab
2ouisbiIe unt Ritts6trg. apaI 3daa
4 Sie @elbafte an Der 9aabung Dae
rem beute ettuas filler,
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@egseicout& sgeIler 9Eu0et9el
tr6 bessfsQe1 BIaffes &

Serr o.. SenaOt, Rleioerma@er,
smpfebIt isiH rsiabaltiges aassr Der
ia0ufeu frane0ffden PerrfntIeibsrr
itOfFe. gssr tinen Teinsii Mnalss ipHmidt,
kn0st 6errn SenH0i In SO, IL Dsabe,
ItQ.szz siaz SIC gafts 81 - .s4sSssf5 sTz3s3s
SER @eors Defdanps in BOD Gitb
saIon bat, iOie iulirler. pie feiuiteit
Gstranfs unD GisarreH fur ftine Safe
bereit. $500 sss 1s s ~
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For cOUNTY REGIST

FOR COUNTY REGISTER. easa
We are authorized to announce CHARLES
W. SMITH as regular nominee of the Repub-
lican Convention for the Office OF County Regis
ter OF Davidson County, at the March Election.
feb3 tf* ~
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Announcement Of Candidates.
*WENHVtHWt5U UVN NGHIVIpWttIss =
Sie arbeitersllnion BON sennehee.

Sci elmer 8srsammIans Scr, arbettersllnion ucn
SenheiIee am %. 6ebrllar wRroeh bic foIgeneeH
Serreu (ulte Burger pm Sapi6iof Gonntp3 ais bic
&anSSafeu Der Arbeter fiir acutter,
sseitbe am z. 4Rdr3 au befeseH iiub. gelpdbIt:
N1eS. 8. W1uer, Sbetta; Saeab 8uhni Eepeniies
Collector. .isp i95e +&h 80
W. 8. Wlc8ribe, &egtler. u sss hi
6. 3. Biselp, s5uilpr Sp5u 8iei time, George Ncs
Gallouga, Sriebsnsrter, 9titp MoerboIS lrb gpriIs
goot, 9oni.aber.
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Nilr GDunfn cfailer /.

gBir. finS autOrilirt, Samfs Stsan als
iGanbibat fir has Mnlt aIs Sailor fir Dapib-
fsn Counts BEL Der beporffebenbea gDabI an~
aufiinbisen. .f3.f. ~ ntj3 b
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FOE REyENUE eoLLEcroR.

We are authorized to announce the name of
Captain MICHAEL WALSH as candidate for
fhe office Of State and County Tax Collector OF
the county of Davidson. Election March 7th.
feb6 ids MANY VOTERS.
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Gpeeial N0tisen.

H 9err O1orfb NDber 1T
9Ofal sSlsent fur Die J, Ssnnellee 9taatss
3eituns".
Il Sn benz Rod City Salon bfitn
5srrn @fprs Dei&s fnbet bas
Ssrebrti9e publifum pcnt friibsu Mcrssn Bis
lpGt Nbenbs bic aasselu@teiten, fsinfsn Sc
trGnfe unb bic freunbIt6fte 8sbisnnne. Sod
@itp 9alpn 1T cine Snititutieu eriter SlalTs
ipie manntsIih befatnt, g ffb22 2W
n 5part Guer @etb! Die f6peren
3eiten baben einea suten GinfuB off ben
8rsterte- Warft eebabt, iubem fe, bic
preile berabseiret uab es baber BEN @cffa-
nltuteu mSslid sensaibt BADEN, au anBerpr-
bentli6 bilisen preiieu einsufanfen. DapDn
fam ii9 etu Sober iiber3eusea, tpenti CT bel
@. %. Gotten u. BrD. SO. % Nort
GoIlest ShaBe feline GinfGuff rtadbt.
ia. st "
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MafIe &esierun9s Gisentbum bon
su retten.
6. 8. 6reubenberg,
Captain 45. II. g. Snf. |
@S Gommanoeur.
gR Nm 5reitag NbenO pirO i'll
Marftbaufe cine &atiF eationsberlan,n1'
luna fur bas regulare republifanilHe
@ountp Sifet itattfinben.
w e6ulen fur Garbiss. = Die
3abl Der farbiaen Sdiiler bat lid i'm
porieeu Nfouat UNI fait 1000 bermebrt.
Sin lebr erfreuliheS 3eidben oes Sort
ldrittes SeitenS unierer farbi9en Be-
polferun9. ....-..
E llmfall. 5n Chattanooga
1T Der superintendent Der fiIbbeifliden
@ifeniuerfe, SEER Sabis, bonn orltten
StoGlperf eine5 SebauDes bcrabseitiirSt.
9bmobL iebr aefabrlid berlest, slanbt
Der Nrst bod, i'm am, 2eben erbalten gu
f6nlen.
GH Die &lpreme Court beltdtigte
beute oas llrtheiI 6eS GrinlinalridterS
aeqen zen gfegsr, Der Dor einigen Wo,
deu sic gSaareneSroers ouf Gbeatbanl,
9lrdyer II. So. fdIldte uno Der Su fed .
Sa6ren 3udt balls pernrtbeiit mar.
EY G:rfdoifen. 45a5n Onftopn
efIaoB Elm Wtautb slanenS Malfer,
,tpei Beamte, @eorg 90. Senter uno
Brotpnlosp BelI, ais bieleIbeu i'm auf
9efehI zines 6rieosnsridters perbaften
ipollten. --
G@ gSe iseMi a q t en-. 4aS
Dit Seme6ee tuire. rberidltet,s oaB I'M
Naaemeinen Die gSei5eiiiaaten nidt
beosuteno 6urd benSroit 9elitten baS
ben. giur bie uno Do mullen eintelne
Selber umsepFust iueroen.
~ ginbrud. Sn @bgsFeIb
bradea a,ebrere Siebe in benz 9auls
bes 6errn WDatt Elm lito banben benz
Ilelben felt, fporauf lie oaS 5aus oards
| iudten nnb fidl nit Q @ebolberll uno
elmer fleinen @elofuntne oabon illads
| ten. $780,
w glad benz 8udtbaus
nebrad,t. Drei gu 8ndtbausitrafe
8erurtbeilte, N1el. 8adarp, gBn. Seiu<
Tilt uno 60. @orlnart, iuuroen 9eltern in
Der 9enitentiarb abgeliefertt oa Bite
Supreme Court feineil neuetI DroaeB
fir fe betpiIIigt bate. Sludb cine weiBe
6rou, Qou @briltD, iuegen Diebsbebs
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7ynu OOH ". De 2D9lttet YeBtH e.
OouaIas peqen @ontractbruds lit cine
ncue Surp aebilbet iporoen, ba oieSue
prems Gourt Den Saa iuegen ungeeig@
meter Snltruction Der friiberen Sc
ldmornen abeeipieien bate,
@ 8 eft 6Ier. Sn Mfurs
freesbero iuur6e benz Serru s. Sbos
mas aus ct. 2ouis in einem Boar>
oinasbauie iein @elo geftoblen, bette
ben6 III $40. Gein Gdlaffamerab,
meIder am Morgen ipurlos periamana
Den ipar, lit berlnutblid Der Sbater
seiuele,i.
w 9Sir erfabren aus glall6tpiirs
eiaer SueIe, baB norgeiteru, als oas
Seuer in Den Glib 8arrafs iniitbete
bon Seiten geipilienloier Snoibieuel
Seriutbe gemadt muroen, sic Sprisen
am 9lusfabreil su bin6ern. 3ilaeft,
9feifen uno 9lnsoriife iuie "Let the
damned Yankee Camp burn to hells'
ert6nten aus Der am @anare perfams
nleltcn Menge. Serartige 5eu9niile
bon rober Snpertincna fno febr. be.
fla9ensuertb. @
~ lin SEeiid) frifd gu erbaIten,
taude man eS IN Butterinild1. Stab
einiaen Saqen giebe man bic aIte WfiId
ab uno neue oarauf. Sn 0iefer Beiie
fann man, 10 iagt infer Berisbtcrlfatter,
&albs 9finos un6 Sdmeinefeifdl c..
mebree gBoden, ieIbF beim beiBeiten
@etter friih erbalten. Dab 0ieie8 Mes
cept ftihbaItie 1T, fonnen mir n.dt bers
biirgen. Q6er einer 8erfad 1T e8 ibon
tpertb.
e. French Roll o6er Twist. =
9liinm elm Quart lauwarme Wild1
einen SbeeI6ffeI bon Sals, cine Sbees
talIe bod Sefe nno MebI genus UNI Ell
| men leifen 9dlagteig gu MAIDEN; mad.
benz Der Seig fertig aiifgegan9en it,
fiae man Elm 9eId)lagenes 81 unb 3mei
Sii1l0ffeI Butter bin5u ino fnete ben
Seig in Webl, bis er felt 9enurg 1T
aum 0toIIen. Dann IalIe man ben
Seig tpieosr aufgeBen unb ipenn er iebr
leidt geiuoroen, role man ibn, fhneioe.
| ibn in Gtreifen uno aehte bieIeIben.
Damn babe man ben 2aib oreiBig Wi%
uuten lang auf sebuttertenl 8innteIler.
~ Nus SIC empbis. Sort BAT
pieoer zines Der traaiftben greienifie
ftattaefunben, ipel6e In Nfempbi8 10
raid anf einanSer folsen unb nit Ser<
Iuft BON Menfdenleben abf1Iieeen.
Mai. Sids bate fid Bancroft ere
tIarf. uno bate friiber cine Sunlme
@eIoes bon einen 9errn WaTiueH GEE
EIie6eu, ipeIde oieier 81 perIieren fiird).
tete. Sc entfpanu fd Dor Dem Gtore
oes Mai. Sifs elm Streit, Maripeu
aoe eineu Nebolber. Tin WlenpbiS
traat Jeberrtann einen 0ebolper) nno
fdob Sifs nieoer. 2Ils oel5en @obn
] ieinen Batter fallen fab, ergriff Ct eth
@emebr ur6 i1cB WfaTueu toot.
1lnfsre @edielbIdtter in Wentpbis
foIlten fi6 bod einnal Der W1be uns
lfersieben, eine1 ftatiftifhen 8eri6t
| oarlber Su Iiefern, michel 2eute in
/ MempbiS zines natiirlidet uno mie
bieIe zines unnatarlidenS ooes iterben.
| Der Nebolber 1T cine itdnoige @pioe=
| nie in NfemphiS.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-05
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

We are authorized to announce PH1NEAS
GARRETT as candidate for reelection to
the Office Of County Trustee. Election Saturday
March 18th 1868. -. e... fsb29 tds
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Tur @heriT.

9Sir liilb etnid1tist, Ssrrn 9S.ag. 9 ba 10
ais gantibat fir oas SberiHS-slma Spu Da-
0iblon Counts ansufiinSisen. @abl am z.
svldrS 1868. m83 bb
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-05

re Circuit Court. SIN
Sau bon q. S. Wbirter gegen s.
OougIas ipegen @outractbruds it cine
ncue SurD eebiIbet iporoen, ba oieSus
preme Gourt Den San iuegen ungeeig~
meter Snitruction Der friiberen Sc
ldpornen abseipielen batte,