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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

f&befiffe SerEauf.-Sn GemdBbeit efner VEN
Sditios e1ponas 8erorpnnug an MID gerjdtet
iinh Nberlieiert pom A@tbaren Circuits @ert3t BON
GnpibfoR County, Senn., bel ieinem GepteRbers
Eernin 1868 perbe i9 gum 6ffehtIi@en @erfaaf an
ben shetitbletenbeu geeen barre 3aHhlng am Courts
bGSssEber tn Ger Staot 9iafbuiae am . onnabe b
oen 81 @dF3 1869 has ndbft, bsno beidrtebene
GrunSetgenfbnm bringen, ritriid5 GineI, Graft
9anb, bele9en unb behreIi tn GipiIeiitrist SO. D. g.
g., g., un6 begrenst IOte toIgt; R6rDIi9 pon Der
o.ret BON 8. Rtntor fiibItd uur Ser 9dnberei &c Il
Sd. y. 2Bhtfemore utso DetIt9 pom Der GdHeerei non
- 0asnuile; nit &ei9Lag oeIegt ais has eieen,
tbnm ucn B .. pans, entHat!eno tlHf unh fiebenais
men $hnbeH sn @uuften ron %. ". &orturight unn
gsgeH 3D. 8. 9ans unb Mnoere fir St59.63, Sns
tetelen nno Rotten harauf gu genasen. geae0en
6. Sd. SpnaIbfon, Sberiff
nal SnrCb Sam. 6. RorfbnH, Deplfp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
Q4gs.l

ybertH Bertalf. Sn @eu.ds5eif timer venditio
No expohas 8erorottnng On mi1 gest9fet nno
Ibertiefert pen BEN Antsaren Circuit @eriobt
ppu Gdpf foit GcItlitp, TeHH.s bel itIneuT fitar=
Eeruin 1859 uerhe 10 sint cfftntlt9en 3eEtailf an
ben Nseiitbiefeneen eegen baare Sahu1g am scurts
ho,re fbprri Der Stnot 9tdfbptue nlu II a b en- b.
Ken n aG6ra 1853, nabtebene tef1hgis6exe Ralibes
rel MIR oJebduIidfeiten .tuaf, r6lticb Gin CSsfif
oSe FbeiI saHo beIegeH nb befRoIt h GleilkeiIrrft
so zdpihfen &onntps &enll., bearenst ME fnInt.
Q3ediitif bel etnfm stein, unn 01 i6rAlid u CsfaS
6ffllch 100 ssoee nd etler non
0a 6tlt 13< @raD mad einent Stein Dnn hd iii0Iic
Sig @rcb Ditto IS Roles nuC filtem Sfet,I nm -,
njfoE9 90 Groo SltIt9 80 9spIeS; Don s. lpeft;ir,
AK @ruo 0ftlth Az 9saieS nod elmer Babe. ,o5
ia sDeitsfd AK GrdS Dflid ~ Betes tia6 sfs,er,
Steti, Snmes stills 9iog0citede, non oa firiir 10
@rdo tpeteb 1873 @pIes mt aenGilter Sfilts Sfrie
mad BEN 9gns gaitgsplultte, enfh1tenb SO ashr
cker meniger. Gbeni0 Elm auberes Stud pher Sbeii
sanh beleaen ute beffuhIid In asluniten ssilsfitt
Aio Geuntp, bsgrsust 1pte fel0t Neqtnft bs sil,er
8ude, S.. j Sbtte's 9iprope5fed De. pnn 81 neifsid5
105 sRelee na9 elmer eide iablich As f0l25 asees
npb etneM Yfa5H 5. q. 8rtten5s Rorhotede: upiI
oh cffib nit senanitkr Srilen 2iftt 81 oIes nab
etnem 9sfobI ooer Geein IN Ser 4eiftc eihet Rone
non oa norlfcb 50 @r0o bhli1 nit hgm Gelltrnm ges
nnnrter &iuie 40H 4nlfs mad etneln stein poR ea
noroIl1 45 5ples ma eeiS AuagaitespAHtts fEtbnIs
teno ~ Mders nebr pDer lpeRiger RIo NIT Bsf4tGg
belegt ais on9 Gigsutbug pou j. 5fon y 5ttss am
einer Grefaiion IN nleiiIeu 2dHSsn So @aBteit Don
SIM. 8afer MnD aeQeR Sar1ee z. Ynftersou alb 9lns
here, fur sfU67yJ, Iaebf Sntsreilea nub 4aIIen AZ
Gen{ner eeeeben ben IS. GebrHar 1865.
6. H. DO na - on, Sheriff,
fsb26 burg ~ 2. Gaines 1eFRtp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

c&n Gbauegrp aa Rafbpile. - StaGt 1ennefise,
- 0fTee GIe1f unb ataffer, ebaucerpsEBeri9f ~
Nalbptie, ben 2. Sannar 1868, Tenneflee Goal anh
NaiErpa0 Gnmpafp, &Eager, gsgen NObIss ~ NC
etlonab NIB Aneere, WetI6afe - ga aus etuem tn
eieier Sads etnaeFei9ten MfE0artt berporeeHt bah
Detlaste, babies Hno Mc&Wll0uebs feiHe 8ewcbner
gse Sfaetes &euneee itHb, fe wtree uerorbuet, teb
e tkt Gr9enen eoxln nor noee frtlerbalb Den exfae
ore1 1a9en eeS 1aaLteu Eermtne geE0mFteH Gexs3s
tes, sn geltsn an en- Ytnritaa TN nd1fsen
@Vrtl 1egss maqsu ila auf 4ldgera 8tn beseh iien,
GntmpEteH ODeE &tnwnub erbgben rptbrtnenfal8 htes
1stee aie Don tRfsn oueetaueeu ertlnrt ir6 ID elmer
MueorHng ex pafTe nnbsxuumt merben retrb. srh
9RR eexproHq FUR Dter 0mfeinGnAer fnfoe,the
aB06eA ~ esr aibuhe Yrse uTb Zines rs 81 :
Gtnnslles StGgtz5 ssinas petanHt ssmabt .prrbe.
Mbf@rtft begLaRbtGt
RartDu powsIL
GeEsar @asEa v, SaObes, Gnpalte iaT aIaaer.
ftb2S ~ !.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

C@n Gbnu.erp au eRafbptne.- 1t lat Tenneiiee,
~ Office GIert nnb giafter, G11nssrpsGertd5t AZ
gsGlbptlGe ben 1. $aunGr 1909 ]eter 5DursIep ufi6
AHoers, Rldgert geeen 9. q. Rs9Robere ullh aHoere
8etIaate. = 0a aas sttiem tn biefer Sa9e einGes
retbtsn MfFo0Dgt berpcTgebt, nof 8eflaGkes Saeob
alsi4 nne be unbsfnnuteH Grben ron MlsTaaher
". We&ee ketue &emobHes bes StnefeS EennefIee
nhs o rurbe ueroEhnet saE fte tbr GrfetTseu hGrtr
nor 0egr inneTbab ben eren orei Eagen bes n&diten
IeTmtVs genauten @ert1fes, 81 baifen an It n
MDnta i'm nasbften MpxiI 1869, m6cheu 1lu6 nMf
&Id8ers SH beseRHen, ontzDorten Dber Gfnmnnbt ers
hebeas UthrJ enfaas btefeIbe ala uon ibnen augenn
ben eretdrt Mn6 Gu elmer ex parte onbernuusf luers
len 5uirb; Wnb bGb beie @erorhnua far uier nlsfes
nailher fOIsenbe @o9en IN Der 0ofbuiLe Fret nub
Etates nn Aer EeHnefee sStaata aeitunS befant ges
uso6bf wer0en.
M6f9uft beeIaubtgt
Rorton q. SoweII
GIerf NIB ge1ffer.
@uitS u. smitb, 9nnalte fit RIaser. tebiS an
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

cSn GBaneer0 su Dfaf6piGe- Gtaat EennefSee,
~ 9fites 9Iert uH6 Maftsr, eboncerp5 @eri9t ~
ssaf6utHer 13. SanHar 1869. - Sofeph g, Eomptitls
u Co., &Idser, ee9en ISM. 81. 5nper unS Mn6ere,
gettagte. 96 aus enent IN Der ontenhirten 0u ~
otefer Sa1e eiRgereidten Affibapit beruoreebt 0aS
ote 2SnbHpid$e Der Betldgten, 4. S5eribGn Mnh gRa
Dwner Mnbetunnt 5nbI 10 ift besHab uerorbuet wors
eeRs BAD fe ihr Grf9einen Aoltn uor cher nnerbaIb
ben erften nrei EaGen ees a6iten Eerm5irs genanns
nd9fea april 1899, ma9en nnS auf RIaeerB Ortats
mails HHn 1rtenetrte Btas erbebea ODER beFennen,
ontwortcn pner Giumanh erbeben, pi6rt9enfaAg btes
letbe ais non linen 3usennben ert Dirt ah Al etter
4nb6rnug OK parte un6eroilRt nerheu nsfr6, .lnh
ooB otefe 8erpr6 tung fur per aufetnnner foIueube
gBo9en In Der RafeptHe Ares llnA Eintes unb Der
1ennenee Stnatsasttalna 6etannt semdGt wer6eH.
46i9rift beslGubfsf:
Norton 9. 6oweII,
GIerf UT b Batter.
feb23,4w
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
aspuntn court u gsafbpiae E.
Bm. s. stepbans unO elabers seesa
So Sonl 8upb uno Mn0ere

SH Der OfFcs Der eountp Court gu glaibDige wilrSe
am i SsbrMar 1853 daf Antrus oes 5tdsers, hasr9
ben MnDdh IN obiger Sacbe, utln pa es AeEn Gtert
binret1enb seret ertist er5lsn, has bic genannteu
SetIagteli, So. 1oul Nugb uno Sfnit 4Rnru RIlifs,
Sames 3sHgh NIB 6rnu 3uncn. Sad Sc lion ln Gtiio
fetRe Gr1ut Abe g3a9gonet nnb Robe u1dtns Itfto
feine Gran pom SiGase GeBtudps xfefRe Bes
mo5Her ee5 Stnates Eepnsiis fno nab hab
edter bas asbFdnlibe 8srfa5ren Der GoiErt nt5tuuf
le afsewaaot srernen fanrt oaIrdb ben GEertsanaes
orhnet, hob etne Befanntna1 ing fir pisr 0If sinas
Der fclgeuee 9o1en tn bee s,xeuneffes StantBieiz
tun94 eInRr IN Der Staht yiafbpiue erid tsle,sben
stug genra9t llltn gefionnte Betiugs 6tfasfokoert
Ioereens bellH ud9lten xerniiR Der Gpunfu Ggart,
Ini tder fr 2npt6ion County IN beieu Gourts 6lus
IN Der Staet 9tnlbuiue am GrteF 9aontag tn Id1z
6uasnannte Blu 3u atTrprten DDer eIbfgs tpir6 MIS-
sngeranoen erttdrt ulle ~ sstsem Gebdr ex parte
GnberGuult Tpereeil. - = So 80
febt7oaEp4t rs e. Rtdbpf. @ferf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

cSn 9bdnesrO 80 seaf1Dtae.--Gta EenHelIee,
~ Office GIext nnh Maffer, Gbaneerps@eriGE ~
Haf9utae, ben 20. SaRMar 1869 - R q Sxu6eg, @Ids
Ger, gesen Tbeobore ytutine ulsb Mn6ere, Yetagte.
pa ans benz 8eribte hss &kexiffB IN biefeT Ga6e
werosu tam, 10 IL beshalb uercr6nef, bat q fem
Gxf@fsnen BARN poT n6eg tHnerbaIb ben eTten brei
Gn0en ees Rd9ften EerlHtNs genannte @ertbfes,
1869, MADE une auf 9IdBeTe STU besenne, ontsDcrte
cbeg &tnDano erbeber usortgeninAR bieflhe aiB cor
ibm 3ugetonoeH srtthrt uHn gu etRer AnbSruna ex
parte auberauntt weroen wtrb, unn bnB Atgfe Hers
ernnMa9 fur pier 6ufetnanDeT fDI1enbe a1per In Der
9GfbuiHe 8yeb wnb 2tMes uub Der EennefIee GtdotSs
aeitiIng beknnnf Gema9t meybe,
Mbf1rift beegGIbtet-
Morton 9. SowgIL
GIerf Nd 9Sutsr.
o.. Q. GeNSss, anmalt fir RtageT.
feb2A,4w
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

Gym Gbdhcerp IN Rdfbofne.-Staat Eennefiee,
~ Office Gterf una DR0ster, GbancerpsGert AZ
RafbuIles ben 8. S4nuar 1905 4Ianters Hnile
1Snn AneerS, 4l6ger, gegeu 8 Gudlt8 nnh 9gnbere,
6etI1gtss-D0 aus efHtm IN 6efer @a@e eiaeeretobs
ten @ffta1ust berporae5t bGb Der 8eflaste, 8. 6.
Grams fem BepcHHer oes Gt1ates Eenrsfies 1t, 70
TT 6ebbalh DeroThnet Tuorben, oo6 e ietn Grf9eiuen
BARN uor cner tnnerbaIb ben erfteR beet Tagsn hes
nd9ftea XeTuttns geuanrten @eridtts mades az bols
ten am Grfen Monteg TN nddfteu MprfL 1859,
Hno Quf Singers Bill heteAne, 0rtEpoTte pbeT Gins
uab erbebe, TpihrteeRfaHs bteeIbe os RON ibnen aus
etitGness1 ertdrt une 81 elmer MnbHrlna ex parte
auheruatmt wethen TDtrbs uRD has btefe 8erpTCnWn0
fur dier aafeinnnner foIaeute areu tn ber 9;oihoie
YreS un6 Simes unn bsr 3sunefiee Gtaatssettung
bsfonnt gemabt pefeen.
Mbf9rlit beaIdnbtgt:
RoxtoR8. SoweIL,
GleTt uR6 4Edftsi.
%: S.n. s. Cooper. Anmdlte fiir alager.
feb234w
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

cSH GbaneerD 3n RaffDtfIe. -Stdat EennefIee,
9fRfbrttles ben 1. 51nrar 1s69.4 aei1teR, Rtd9er
Ge9en 9 o enltins unh ansere, BetIaste.-Da aus
stieln IN eefer Sas etngereitfeR Affodptt hsrrprs
EenHsse t n ptrbe perort MT, bag er fem Erfdei<
nen eaTtn Dor oeer iHHerbdIb ban er5ter bret Eage
ees ndtter IsrHtns grnant1teu @eft sn balftn
am Gtfeu R pnfGg I'M n1dhen Mpru 1863
mr9e nue aIf &d efs Sin befs1liie, nrtTnprte nher
Gtnmonb erHsbf, iptorisenfals hiefeIbe aIs ppnibu
saeeiteRosa effiart uae ~ elmer Huh6rilg ex parte
fir uier .oalfenanher fpIeeHhe M0Hen IN Ser 9afbs
pile pres unb Times tu6 her zenne5ee Ssd6fsseis
tunG 5sfanut seme1t perben. e S1seu 81
ADf9sift be9IaHbigt:
Ia M BGsprtnn g. s optFI,
-, - GIert Mslh gEsfteF.
q. g. 9rttnett, AHpult fisr sIGsef.
feb23fiTp .ssS9rE 49, xsz 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

cSn @baueerp az e1afbptIIe.-Sta 9ennefTee,
- Oftce Glelt Mno Woiter, GHaneerp, Gertdbt III
ben 1. samslGr 1869 -Sftbo Caroline Bars
gte6iutt &ldeertn eegW AngsAine Sal ignItpt, Hes
tlaeten.-Da ana etnsm IN 6ieier Gade einoeretaten
NfftnGrtt herpDrge3t, DGB 8efIGeter, MugnIne Mar-
etgntxpt fetn BeUnbner bes Stantes EeInefIee H.
70 wsroe ueror6net boe Ct fem GriGetnIn BARN ror
oosr tnnnrbaIb ben erften Srei &asen heS naGften
Setmtns geunHnteu Gertdte, su balteu nm ten
% ont i'm u6titen spril 1859 made un6 uuf
8!agers Stl beten1e 0ntUarte Oher GsnIDdnb erbebe
utodeenfaus bteielbe ais non Inn suaeftanbers ers
tl6rt uno 81 'etser Mab1runG ex parte naberoumt
peroen wIro, uno 6Gb Seie @srcronune FIR atsr anfs
stnaneer toigenoe 9So3sH tn Der QGibpfle Rreb Hnh
qeMGd5t merGe.
Mbi9rtft besLaubiet:
RDrtDH 3. 3pmsII,
GLert Inh Matter.
feb25 Aru
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

ON Gbarcerp gu aoiEpi[le. = Ginat Eenueiiee,
GIert nn6 MaIters Office g61nt erp- Wet@t III
~ a6fbuius, ben IS. SSebruat 1869. RDuffa gars
rett RTd9erin, gegen utidb Garrett, BefIaatei. "a
aus etneI IN 6tefer Sage etuseret9te MfFbapit bers
ucr9e t. bas @etlagter, uaiab Garretf, Geipobs
ner bes Gtdates 9enneiee TT, 10 rtsbe Sdbef pers
oTenet, cnB e. f,tu Gri1einel barn upf ober iners
beIb ben eriten Eegen oes ndbiten Eermins geuanus
ten @eridfes, ~ baIten am Gffte n 81 oafa hes
nd9fen Mprigs 1869, MADE tfno befeiTef autlpprte
ceer Gihpanh etbebe auf aIdgers Bill, wiArteerfaus
elbi9e ais non ihI betnititt uBo ;ieiTter 2h3tnhg
ex parte anberauMt awgrbe spiTb, nlaba has kieie
8errrbnr9 dlEf pfer niIfstnanher foI1esiee To6ben
tn ber 4efbpiue 9lres unh Zines una Ser Eatnsiiee
Stdatsaeitu5g r0fTeniIiebt perse. .sss..s,,.
&bfdrift begIaabtet: -
@prtun 3. 9oweII,
: 3. -. GIerf unb Maiter.
guiI6 u. SsnitB, gtnpaIte fur al6ger. 3 u
r1s6Ap +ssfssssS Angt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

Ou Gbaucern Al gRnJbutue. - Stddt Tenneffee
GIerf un6 qedfters Office gbancern s@ertdt III
~ NaibpiIes ben /. 6gbrHar 1869. a8m. 8. Cal
benr AoTtintratpr &c. 2Idser, gegen Gouarb Ilurs
SADIE eineersi5ten Afabauit beruorgeht, has Befoaz
ter, gnparn Durpbn, fetn Bepphner hes Stants Eeaz
nefee it, 70 unt6e baber ueroronet, bas er fem Gr=
f1einem BARN nor ober iilnerbaIb ben erten Taeen
bes nGdifen Eamins genannten Geri6tes, III balten
am Grften Rontng bes n6diten AprtIs 1862
made nfb befelttle, nntIpprte ooer Ginudnb erhebe
auf 8Iaeers Bin, masreenfnls felbige ala pom Inn
5efannf nrb 81 Elmer Anborung ex parte au5es
raumt zperbea tros tn6 Da6 eiee 8eror6nng fur pier
dufeinaneer foIgenhe 28odeH IN Der 9tafhuiHe 9res
uno Ttnes Hi5e 9etnsee Stuuts 5etttns bttanunt
aemacht perne, 7s-. go
Mbf9rtft begIaa5igt @S&& 80
Mprtpn 9. 5oweII,
80 sGIerf ure gRaiter.
tua6,4l1 Es#5 szsssffln@ go
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
NEemtpran0nnt.

l guIOsn fabbeutfae @dbruus pirO
. eiugstbeiIt in so 8reu3er.
/ Eboler Yreubil6 @ourant miro eins
eetbetlt in 80 Gilbereroi9en.
] 2baIer Brenter @oIo tpir6 einaetbeilt
IN ~ @rote.
] Sraac miro sirsetbeiIt in 100 Ger>
times
1 Mart 8anro miro eiusetbeilt in is
@9illinee.
] GaIoen SoIIanoiI@ Gourdut tuirO
ein9etbeilt in 100 Gents,
l Yfuno Sterling tpiro eingetbeilt in
20 Ghilin9e 10 Rence.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

ssss 81 80 Us
600 M1ort 9anco q 81 Gents @oI6
fur ] Nfarf.
1900 Erenes a 5 0ranes 5 cts. fur
81 Mlfes @oIb. So
B so 4iuue 9tertine a ] Rfuno fur
1896 elmer, Sob.
5. geH Hots BssssreH 9s.Eass.
Gnlben ilooentide Babrune ALI
Gents @OIb fiir i GnIDett.' !.
GuIDen SoadnDifh Goarart q ~
Gents. Sob fiir I @uIDeH.
1bnIer RreMbifh @0urant 72a
Gents Sob fur l SbnIer.
zbaIer Brenier Sob so Gents
fiir ! SbaIer.
glaEt eaneO . s6a Gents Sob fur
0raucs a 5 6ranrs 10 cts. fur 81
Mmer. Sob.
s4SfunO STERLING a / a5fuuO fir 1892
Mner. Sob.
8ne I @e oaat bate g8e6leI fn6
j Yroceut (niGt Gent uno Ore /
SO 0 not 0ato gBe@fel iii6 / Rroeent
tli1t Cent? biHigerj t6nnet aber ni9t
fir fleine 8efrige alIsgeIteut tueroen.
Cincinnati, g., I. Mar3. 1869.
s. s. @oaec
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

c<n GbauecrD IN RdfbutIIe Gtdet Eennefee
~ OFFICE CLEFT itao Maiier, gbuncerpsUersdt au
RafhriAe, ben AZ. Geaember 1865. -a2opte n @npn,
Rf6aer1 qeaeu O gaikins ifln 41fbere, g3sf nute
"a aus etttent Der nmenbtrien 9ig IN hieIer ne
etugeretdten Gfeduit HerDorgebt, 6as 8eftdater, g.
&aifinS tetn 8eDohRer bes Stn6tes Eenlteffee it,
70 1T besbaIb ueForeuet Dereet fa6 e. fei erfdeis
ne bartn por Ooer innerAalb ben eriien hrgt &aaet
bes nd3ften &ermt1s eenaHrter 6atdtes 1aCte, au
baIten en- Or ten HRontdg i'm -lddbaeu MpriI
1869, uno attf Singers 8ta be.efne, GhtIvcrts cher
GtnTGn6 erhe4e wtbrgeufnIs biefeIbe ais ron linen
sugeionoeu ert,6rt uHo 81 ciner gnb5ruua ex parte
anbernuI1t DerbeR sDirb, urb bdb 64efe @erorpnu1q
fir pisr aufeinaRbsE foIgeHbe soen tn het gafhrtIIe
befdnat gemntt 1uerbeit. isstS 80 > sSFsfT
obj Alift beeiaubfet: 80 - .ts.-s.sEs
RprtpnB. 8 DmsfI,
GIertfuub 9saiefs4 =
Cat z. Spnrlot, AnrudIte fir Sl6grr. - 80
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
t55l9

ON Gbaneern AZ Nnf9ptIe. - Staat 9enuesTee
GIerf unb Dtofttrs Office Gbaiteerp gettdt ~
~ 9toibpiles ben % sSebruar 1863 aB & Gooper,
&ldgsr, seeen @n1biugton Meredite, BeflaGten. ga
aus etueui in biefer Sa9e eiHgerei d6ten Nffbauit
beruoreeht, eaB Der 8efogte, @nibnatpn 9seiecit9,
tetn BeDobnef 6es Stnotes SenneiIee 1T, 70 uut6e
6aber peroronet, baB Ct iein GrIGeinen 6nrin por
oher tnnerIalb ben eriten 2e9en bessud3Eleu Ger
Minis Getidnttten @eri6tes, 5n h0Iten am Grften
81 tag hes n6dbfsn Mprtls 1859, made itrb bez
tegne, auiIDorte o6er Giniunnb erbebe auf RIdgers
Bill, uiertgeHfans ieIbise Gls pom ibna befannt ub
M elmer Anb orlng ex parte nbefdnft rUtthe uiro,
Bo4en In Der @aibuine @res nrh Zines nIsn Der
Eeuneiiee assseitNng usr5fFentIicbt lsetSe.
sszsg r les Dto ftpIt g. 9oweII,
GIerf 'uFlo wtafter.
90 5a.S Cooper, gnrpdlts fit RgdseFs
8 ms64w ~ sxsas .4ssss - sfvsasF5
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-05

Those who contend that suspended ON
Ger will resume his Office if the Senate re-
fuse to confirm the new appointee make
plausible argument to sustain their posi-
t;on. But when it is recollected that the
following words were struck out Of the Law
aAnd IL the Senate, during such Ees-
sion. shall refuse to advise and consent to
an appointment in the place of any
suspended officer, and shall also refuse by
vote to assent to his suspension. then, and
not otherwise, such officer, at the end OF the
session, shall be entitled to resume the pos
session Of the office from which he was sus-
pepded, and afterwards to discharge Its
duties and receive its emoluments as though
no such suspension had taken place.
and the following substituted:
"And If the Senate during such session
shall refuse to advise and consent to an
snpointment in the place Of such suspended
officer, then, and not otherwise, the Presi-
dent shall nominate another person as soon
as practicable to said session of the Senate
for said ofice''-
It's evident that the latter was intended
to prevent just that thing. AS the words
struck out provide for nothing but restora'
ton, and were struck out to preuent resto-
ration, it does seem to US to be illogical and
unreasonable to claim that the words which
we're put into the law for the avowed pur-
pose of preventing suspended persons from
resuming their Offices have the effect OF
allowing them to do that very thing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-05

A Three Of the gentle
men recently appointed circuit Judges by
the military authority are unable to take
the iron-clad oath--Messrs. PITTS, TURNER,
and sNEAD. They we're steadfast Union
men during the war, and Messrs. PITTS and
SNEAD were then Judges under the PEIR-
POINT Government. Yet they cannot quail
ify-and why? We cannot imagine, unless
they gave cup of water to some furnishing
Confederate soldier. Charity in some form,
We suppose, is in the way. What despotic
and bloody oath it is that thus disqualiies
men who in the day Of greatest trial were
unwavering supporters of the United States
Government.
And there is yet worse commentary
A Judge who never yielded his opposition
to secession was swept along with all the
office holders of the State, and his place is
supplied by man who was one of the most
earnest and active of secessionists. The
disabilities of the latter gentleman had
been removed in some way or other, and he
is not required to take the oath. This
country may we'll lay claim to being the
most remarkable of these times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-05
Patent Efrontery.

A leading Radical organ compares to
"Know Nothings" those people of Virginia
who object to the placing of entire stran-
gers in responsible Offices to the exclusion
of their own people.
"Know Nothings" proposed to deprive
foreigners of the right to vote. Our citizens
oppose the elevation Of incompetent and un-
known persons to office by arbitrary au-
thority and without the Endorsement Of all
the people at the polls. There is not the
remotest resemblance between the cases.
But what is proposed by this organ and
the party it speaks for Why, to dis
qualify nearly the whole white population
of the State from holding any office in the
land Of their birth!
Efrontery could 60 no further. What
we're &" Know Nothings" compared to these
people, with their prescriptions and test
oaths9 They are the foreigners disposses-
sing the natiues. There is no word with
which to sum up their wanton injustice
and rapacity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-05
apECTAL NOTICES.

,r- nRv GOODS, SPRING 1869.
NOPE NEW GOODS.
Grea. crowds are rushing daily to secure the
GREAT BARGAINS
which are now offered at
julius sYCLE'S,
AIS BROAD. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH.
nm now constantly recei wing from New YORK
auctions great bargains in all kinds Of goods suit
able for the season:
Calico at 10, 1sac.-the best at &c.;
Beautiful Lustre Alpaca for soc.;
Spring Poplin at soc.;
Striped Challies at25c.;
Hemstttched Cambria handkerchief ut 2oc.;
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs at sl.2s per DOZEN
Damask Doyles, plain and coloTed-boTdeEso, NJ
SL75 per zen;
Lace Collars at 20 and &c; ...-.
Embroidered and Lace Handkerchief at 30 ana 7sc;
Huck Towels, large size, at 2sc.;
Marssilles Quilts at $3.50;
White Goods OF every description;
Hosiery and Gloves, large variety;
Corsetz and Hoep-Skirts;
Lace Curtains;
Embroidered Muslin for Curtains;
Csssimeres, Cloth, Tweeds, Kentucky jeans Tor
BOYS, and Mems wear, at Csc. and upwards;
and many more articles, too numerous TO mention.
Remember, low prices make rapid sales Is tne
motto OF JULIUS SYCLE. AIS Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth,
next door to Keiningham's bookstore.
Closed on SATURDAY.
Salesmen RITTER 6. CARE, GEO. SWABACHER,
J. j. TURNER, JONAS WEINBERG. NH 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-05
RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.

DELIEF FOR THE SICK!
How often does it happen that a whole family
is brought TO the point of misery through sickness
Of their proyider,-th husband and the father-he
being able in such state TO labor for the means
OF support and they, being too proud to ask for
assistance In time, are exhausting all their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and at last
there is nothing remaining but utter dependency.
All this can be avoided Dy paying In good times
a small amount 10 the fund Of the SOUTHEKN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
The relief OF the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying %.
half annually, $5 every week when sick: or by
paying 85, $40 every week, no matter whether the
disease is derived from accident any other cause
The premiums are put SO low as TO enable even
the poorest man to join this benevolent association
and secure to his family enoughto keep them from
want.
Information can be received at the Office Of the
company, sl8 Broad street. .--
Agents for al parts Of the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS: Wtnttm Widt President; A.
RoGeker, Treasurer; John II. Pein, Secretary.
TRUsTEEs: james Purcell; john Miller,
cashier Of the Union Savings Bank; 3. II. Rosen-
baum. APPS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-05
CYOCKERY, &c

DICH NEW GOODS.-We have lately
LII received very large and elegant assortment
or CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWkRE, and
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS, making our
stock the largest and most complete In the state
and we invite the examination of our friends and
ali in want OF goods In our line. Housekeepers
will consult their interest by calling on us. Our
stock consists in part of Rich Decorated China
Dinner Tea and Toilet sets White China and
White Granite Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets !;
Rich Cut and Pressed Glassware, in great variety
silver-plated OF best quality Patent 1ce-Pttchers
Common Table Knives, Tin Toilet Sets, Plated
and Japanned Walters, Casters, Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Yellow W are Brown Stoneware, &C., &c.
ALL AT LOWEST PRICES.
. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
NH 27-3m 1907 Main street Eagle Square).