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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

NTOOD, WOOD, WOOD am selling
wv SEASONED OAK NJ ~ and PINE a. ~
delivered, or $s and - In the yard. Wa sel n
smal quantities TO poor people 81 the same rates:
woodward by the side or the same, between Twen;;
tieth and Twenty.arst streets. Tbs good-yMr"
gates open On both Cary and Dcch. UJdets Ist s
With G. j. SINTON, No. ilss Main street, or WIZ
OUTFITS q PARkEa, on Eighteenth street Dc
tween Main aud Cary, win be promptly ansd; ,s
lad = - yr5fef- W. q, kkLhe'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

WANTED, 3 purchaser for the the s sT0eK
II is an old Stand, and has always been doing q
hrstrate business. The owner wishes to sell, as
she desires TO leave the city: Apply az o.: Broad
between Third and Fourth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

A NTHRACITE COAL
IA AT MARKET RATES.
All sizes Of the celebrated LoRBERRY BED
ASH AATHRACITE COAL delivered promptly
at current rates.
Coal carefully screened ard sold by weight:
3. Z. LkTHhuP,
fen Seventeenth street, at draw-brtdge.
COAL. - WOOD,
nth street. 18th street
NAM. HALL CREW, dealer in COAL,
wv COKE, and WOOD.
ANTHRACITE COAL tRed and White Ashls,
MIDLOTHIAN COAL tLunp, Hall; and smi i,,S
BLACK HEATH COAL dump, Hal, SmlG1
and Average),
CLOVER HILL COAL dump, Hal, smisn' ALI
Averagej, q
SOFT COKE dump and Hanh
OAK WOOD Ghrce gradeSl,
PINE WOOD three Rraaesly sse-s4Fs
- HIEDLIN9 WOOD.
All ~ which win be sold a. the lowest prices iof
cash. -
ONCE and ANTHRACITE YARD corner Seven
teenth and Cary streets: BITUGtEOUS COAL
and WOODLAND, Fourteenth street near hayoP
bridge. 1,. 4H ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

state terrified the watchdog into silence,
which, nevertheless, followed, but did not
attack him. The poor soldier had lost his
intended bride while absent, and this was
his mania to find her.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
A commandant Of the Imperial guard of
Paris is about forty years Of age, very rich,
but separated from his wife. His only son
had come from school to pass his vacation
with his father. Attracted by the report of
a pistol, some soldiers rushed to their Of
fcer's room. After little delay the door
was opened by lady, partly dressed, and
prey of terror. She pointed to an inner
room, where lay the officer dead, revolver
in hand, and apparently, after having had
sscene" with the lady in question, who
turns out to be " warehouses" and
whose husband subsequently came and took
her away! She is but thirty years Of age,
and can boast of one Of the proudest names
in France. The deceased was buried as
usual in such cases, without military
honers, the officers following in civilian
dress.
The first female chemist has opened her
shop in France-in Montpelier. She has
passed all her examinations, is twenty-six
years Of age, and handsome. Since mans
first disobedienoe, which brought death and
all our woe into the world, woman has been
the cause. She can claim no better
fright" than to heal the miseries she has
produced.
The Chinese Embassy, through Mr.. and
Mrs. Burlingame. give the first Of their
three balls this evening. 1t is said that
the seven hundred outer bsrbarians who
have accepted invitations will DO rather
astonished to see how the Chinese manage
to get on in this wicked world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24
MTS.
TITO TEACHERS.

A YOUNG FRENCH GENTLEMAN,
IA staying IN Richmond for the purpose or
STUDYING English wishes 70 RENT A ROOM in
the house of 4 good American family. Address
GUSTAVE CAB AID,
an a4-ltk at Exchanfe Hotel Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

TOR RENT AND SALE, THE@
STORE corner of K ighteenth and Cary ss1
streets also, The STOCK OF GRDGERIES
They are fresh and desirable. This Is one Of the
best stands for the grocery trade In the CITY, The
terms will be made accommodating III Immediate
application be made. Apply on the premises.
12-1W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

EOR RENT, @ SMALL BRICK TEMP
l EMENT (No. N6) west Grace street. bc-Eza
tween Monroe and Henry containing six rooms
front and back yards and garden; Kitchen and
well Of good water in the yard. Posses sion given
Ist ofMay. Inquire sxt door. ap 2l--lWe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

TOR RENT, large, handsome, we'll a
: H. finished HOUSE. corner Of Grace audPza
F6ushee ste eets, containing fifteen rooms: with
neces ,ary out buildings. ample acc )mm" dations
for two families Possession given AZ once. Ap-
ply 10 JAMES hPpEeSnN.
an Get No. 10I6 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

TOR RENT, that very desirable two "a
e. story BRICK DWELLING on the east aaa
side of Mayo near Broad street, containing seven
rooms; kitchen. &C.; In nice order, having been
LYME & BROTHER,
Us state gents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

WTANTED, every farmer to know that
Wv I am burning OYsTER-SHELL LINE
and selling IL low ia quaint les TO suit ali. and
the lowest market price. Kilns On the dock; office
on Fourteenth street. - s-1
aD1T ~ - a. . LEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

EOR RENT, several COMFORTABLE@a
H. ROOMS to small family OF good stand ID
ing. ! he rent will be moderate. apply TO
7. b. BASS.
anI-5t No 40 west Clay street.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-04
THE PETROLEUM CENTRE
u ALLY r ECORD.
PUBLISHED EVER EVENING,
(Sundays excpted.)
W. "a. LONGWEL., Proprietor.
Terms.

TERMS.
Fer year payable in advance $s oc
Per month, ii
PRICE.LEST OF .DVEVTsSING.
ten lines of nonpareimake one souare)
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-04

BCGYlNG a BELLE IN PorTER's FIELD.-
The New York sun says: yesterday.
at IA Foriy-second street, Mrs. II. DsJrow
died. Only few years ago she was the
highest and most brilliant cn the list Of
New Yerk bellies. Yesterday she died in
The rear room OF the fifth story OF one Of the
most masniicentiy furnished and built hou /.
es in The city; and though she owned the
furniture. many thousands Of dollars worth
those who by her death became its owners
To-day iend her at the expense OF the CITY
OF New York to home in the Poiter's
Field. She was The wife, too, of the lately
d ceased VIM. II. Disbrow, once the well
known propr ietor OF Disbrow's riding acad-
em7. Her mother disc rded her when she
married against her will. So, deserted by
her mother aud robbed il he7 own home.
her BODY is 10 be carried today 20 Potter's
Field. She was 20 yeas cid, yas beautiful.
always respecable, ana only eighteen
mouths ago her fair form wo.e $4,000
worth Of diamonds
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-04
HOTELS.
( ssL EXCHANGE HOTEL.

SAMUEL EEHNOLDS. Proprietor
The largest and most commodous Hotel In the
oil region. Fair IN the Blige reduced to boardcr-
This house is pie sanity situated, rooms cool and
pleasant, making il n delightful hotel III al respect
Petroleum Centro, April is, 1869.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
srl1ifee,A lSerfnmf.I..

fn geMdtbeIs cher tlebertraannas sttsIaabe, 0nss
gelEttat all BIC @0fbuiHe 8niIbfng Mlipstntioll hm
e 4sns A414 NIB regtnrirt, tn hsr Regtiers DIkee
$50, mS<bef6 an Txe ito a ben 29. 9oialidr 1853,
s1tl b1ienti0en Hessanf am COMMUNICATES Ia Der
Staof seqlgptae 9eaen banre HabIune. pHNe bic
ter ttrfan6e bef6riebene Wr,tnSeteentb,:I brtnae,
beleeen In 10. @tuileiRFtft nom Dapthicn Geilutp
Genn strDd Il 9eeiIe r6rbIt9 uon Ra{brine Ia benz
bppclt eEaFtId5 an aeisonnfe Mio,iotf6m uerpfEnbet
lena.
S Der z@xISa rs anr meiriebiafna Der IN aenannter
tfabe eeff efteu Se5ufSsa III reg
weneen. tnotm Elm 8etr6g pon $4i8.30, obne 8infen
IMP hie 2Ditea fir Mnsfihrune 6iefeF @oH.
mogf pig zsitte fdai9 fub. Den 10. SdnHar 1863.
Mnfou MeIiru,
-lnfk10 40 ESfflnat m effaee
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11

llnion 6ilbet ii6 aber 0os Oeutfde
Clement gu eitler tpirEIideu Wladt aus,
'ueIbes itnnet ensere @erbinOunsen
NIT benz alien 8aterIon0e alibabnt unO
fi6erIi6 cine initise @eri@meIsnns Der
Snterefen beiber 2auber berbeifabren
UirO. Die ameritaaii9e Union 1T bss
9eutf6en atpeites 0aterIanbl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
sltlantiir)e anb @rOBe
8eitli9e GiienbaDn.
Sic furae un0 nirefte Route

Die tur5e ntlo olrefte HOute
g e 10 WDrf, 0pfDn,
ReiD Gabeu, Bridgeport, YrobiOenee,
GIinira, Rittsburg,
9arrisbure, 4biIaOeIpbia, Baltimore
@Qfbingten Ctr
% % 0prf, Nen GngInno o. YeHafnipani0
8lpei @Epreb Onr63ti8e
perIoifen Gineii nat 1deIi un6 maben eireften Mns
f4Ias NIT allen pasiFteiienbabnen mad benz Sabeh
m0rssn esgret perIahs sinetnnati tasHS
saew gs!t an folesnSen Tas nm BIS p. Dr., Bottom
sisIIntns erpref taasssnOmmen eonn.
aben6s) 200 q. M.s erret@t Rem Dorf am speifen
@orgeu IN uRr anb 8oiinn I'm ubr yiadbmittaps.
4aiaee State Arom &Eeepiug sGooftes, rpeiehe -,
GIea1nt une &eaMeutGtett bic alex nroeren 8nbnft,
Rberrtittn, neresn ben 2igbtniue Gypteb,iaenia
Cincinnati beieeiiitt unh 9ebea 6nrd6 nef @f,SS
Diea II bic ein5fge 8obli, crf peIdber Riiae ohne
8agenwa9feI natn Ven Dort bsif9 Iaufen.
Baggage bur9mortirt mad alien BIakeN
I'M Often.
RexIanat xIdsts Ma ATLANTIC AND GREAT
WNsTERN RAILWAY, weI4e u allen Eidet 1urk
0ampfbprt lftteen In sSaesn une Geftsn 81 bdbeu
F"s M. q, @bGttua. Gen, Sid Mssas.
.. .. RW@sF. n. UP ivi
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11

a [7tO7J 81
GbertffsS SerFnuf --Sn Gemdsbeit eirser ven-
ditto exponas 9etpr6hung on MID aertdtet sunh
nberEefeTt pom Acb4b0ren GttcHit @ertfbt non Dds
pibEon &Duntp, Eenn., BET feinem Geptember &ets
min 1863 pette 10 suul 5derfli6fn 8erfduf an etn
@etftbteteu6en gegen tGare SabIuug am Gonrtbenss
TbOT tn Der Gtabt 9lalhoiIle, am g n ABB efb,
eerei unb @sbdnlibfe bringen, u6mIid. IGln
Stild cosr TbeI Hanb, beieGen uiib efab i tm Gfs
ptlctiari9 80. ron 0nxiefon Gountpy xeilll bes
Sobn 9Hg9nsf @rben, weiiIi@ ron Der 2dnbersI
RON Beter Weann, ihbd9 ron Der xduherei iron
SGme8 @spntoDnterD un0 6ftIip nor Der kHtberei
weniget, tnD NIT @egid5 beIeot 0F8 bus Gi9eisbnr1
pen q. 8. 3Mgetns, nm elmer GTetuticn u ntfifell
9Hneen sM ~uHileh p0lt euspeH Gone unb deeetl
ans Rotten 81 esnHeen. Geseben ben 81. 5etsmber
8. %. oneIsfpn, Sberif.
ia4 GNrd r. 6. Muffin, Osp,stp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
@uu1ma 5734

Geaen bic 542 t6eIi1en Seitungen
Der linton baben bic brei 8ereinielen
R0niareiMe bon GroBbritannien hur
SO SLATER osfSapeifel, pdbrenb liH
Das DerBdItHib BET alien a10ern 8rnus
den Der perio0ifdea @nbIicjffiP nod
llieBr ~ GGaffeD slOr6ameriFasg lleIIt.
Sene 90 tdsIthen 8eituneen bertbeiIs
ten itd auf aOnoem Mnb bic engIii6en
BrODinsen. in Der Mtt, h0b auf Die
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
8eeinnenb ana Is gau.1Se0


3ii9e tueroen iuie fofgt 9eben:
Beria6en HaibpiHe. =. $50 8. N. nre $50 81. 81
GrreiGen 2opispiGe. III AS q. @. nub 400 g. R.
Bei6e Hige nn1sn pirefte @efbtnbunsen IN 2otis=
riGe far st. Bouts. gillcinntis SnoionGpoIis, Bal
hntores gBcfbiuatou, RbiIabslpb urth geH 2orf.
6obysed pon HnfbptHe nddb NeIu Yort As Stiinoeft -
aber Is Stunsen f9neuer als trsene seiae anssrs
Morgensiige p0R NaIbuiHe MAIDEN 9erbinhudgeH
nit ben 9ampera Der Der. Staten 81 2ine, Delde
2oitisrine UNI ubr ga1mittngs pefEahen. Biefe
Dampfer MAIDEN biretten Mni9IuB in SinciaHdtt mil
allen SriibsIeen mad bem Often. fss
Gbeds uer6ea fir gepd6 pom gsafbDiHe mad 81.
outs, @b1eoso, Cincinnati pnb allen StI9en Sappts
fdeten allsgegeben.
1a Der $50 81, 80. 8as oon aafb0iHe fdbrt
Sonntaas ni1t. y ss5ssf5 ,-st-F.ss & $50.
@uudiin MceommDohttousstg pertdEt 0aaafin
I'm 9,15 g. 50. f5tnmt IN 86f6piAe um II 40 .. 81.
an. 8erIdst R1fhpiHe nm 3,45 n. 80. urb t6muit nm
go gbehhs IN @daatin an. ss844 1sf4sssk
81 s. stsa 49, fs7e 80 slIbeft Clint, sss,s5 81
SAM SN Sen. Sup. y. It. Y. Ut. 81.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
6. Gebraar 1883
O1afbDtlIe u,lD O1Drtb,pefteru
9tfe1tl, nbr.

n
Yin LIMB na1 gsotttas. ben .. b. Ts., ufb Bis auf
weltere Resannt1nndnng werbeu y fla etersit &c
sptf@en GsibpiAs, ReHipbis, Senr. unb 9i6man,
aBeffIi&.
III eco N m o b q t ton.
gerIaBt RaibUile i'm ...... 5. 20 Roresns.
Romnlt an IN Oldham fl. so Radts.
gerI6st gaibuiHe I'M 3. 10 go6m.
Somnlt an n @smp5is 5. 90 gsOrssns.
, 4 185 Gef4Ilu).
&C m m . alton.
Setlabt 9t0utdn nm ....., 3. AZ 9eorGen9.
linton Gttp uHs -. z, 20
So. @ u. g, d5a,. nm 3. 90
s0@tas 9" N ~a ggpres H. . Na9ss: s
gerTast 6ifmos UNI -. 6. 20 abenbs.
@empHis unt 49,. 8. IS @0cbm.
&Omint an in Nafbuiue -. 6. 30 @orgens.
Sn gleaeusie iinset senunsr an54Ius an 6iegRems
pbis unb aoufsuiae Giienbabn mad humboldt, Rems
pbis, 8idsburo Stem Drleans unb allen liibpeitlide1
8untten Statt.
ssn Union @itp NIT GRobiIe unb D5iO unS Qeu.
ion, Tenn., globiIc AIa., Cairo, ST. aoris, Gbicaa
unb allen iii6liden unb nnrtweftIidben guntten.
Sr Oldham nit ber atlantic nitS aRiffffippiHomp
hteii, Gamvfer erfter RIdfie na alien 9ufftefi az
obefn tR0 intern Dliff sftppisS
Sn Rafboiue nit Der aafbpine nnh Sbattanooea
sonsspae 1.SS saiauiae GngsfsLe unO Rsntadp, uni
1o2 ReiIen bic tiirseiae @0nts mao g. 2onis.
As Rempbis.
As fsHsH . Stem Orleans.
Rr ~aIlafas@ cbIafsnasen orf alien s1adbt
% @epdasebeefs Surtb nasb allen MID.
fi8eu Nr1ffeu. Is
R Sobrpreis 70 bilie als Der biligite.
Tidet9 sum 9ertauf m Der Gitp 7rGnsfer Gfftee,
Rorbspeh G6e Gberru unh @bur9 Sttate NIB in BEN
Haibrius unh @battanco8a Depot in 9aibuiHes Eenn
--~--------s-- -.------s. G. &B. Cole.
9rdfiSent Der g. u. q. B. q. ".
u. &ouct9,
Zen, N1e If er r. n g. q n
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Bon un6 mad benz %. Nouember 1868 werbeu Ride
ebesben n RsrSinSung nit aRsa weftIt9en ainien
fpie fpIgt:
Bon Dl.ntiss unh Salamanca pom uaioa Depot
$40 q. 81. asrOs 7assss Grpres, bOn@aIamanea
lSonntaes Gus ensmmenl' 9dlt ~ 2erneHss
SIS q. m. Sass. erprss bon S isI 5aIseaS
.tIo ania b ME nntsii, lanat IN Rews gott
7.SO H. 81. Grprebsgct pon GunIirf, tdsIt9 lausgss
npuamea SouHtaas 5dlt in Salamancs 1000 u.
81. stab madt bic Berbinhsrna ii 0ozneuspiHe uuS
Corning NIT benz 80 ". ~. Gxprebs Yoitsue BON
safsaIo aab frsst5t asD gort I'm 40 Ror'
s.2s B ~, ass5tnins Grpses pom Salamanca. sas.
h9 19asgeaemmen Sou1aassl RGit IN 6ofs
sir5et i'd nit BEN tasIi$en 5.s6 dxessS res T Dsn
Buffalo nns tOmHrt in Rs~ gOrt an I'm 7.aO
$50 9. 81. Stem gort ysa9t erpreb, pom SnaEtrf tao
LID (Sonnt0es uisgenommeit); 6dIt au SoI1s
m6nea 7.aO i. M.; IA Oiean sis q. D. Gsupss :.
gOri 409. Dr., I'm NIT Ben gsedmittaes 8iiaes,
l1nn sGan1pfern mad Bpitoa amA BEN ReuenaIoif6s
St66ten o. uerbineen. H
DonBufaIe. Att Rs,p Bort 0ett Rom Osast ode
pef Gr9nnge itub Ntd5iean Str.
5 .25 u. 30. NeEu gOrt TaessGTpres tSonntaes aus.
l6ribfiif); SIlsqnehanne 2.32 =. 81, (geitfaass
Iflen]; Eurner,s S.20 g. r., fSupperl, errefht
sssgDors 1910 Z: q: ,.as gsssinsst 9 ia grsai
SsitteEasd.ss gEREebsis fiis PbiidSetpbi0, 80ltis
790 VI. 81. Boisz GrvreB aber MDon ,ne 0prneusutH.
81 stnsIt9 Sonnt1eS ausgenon1mfnh Relbissoet
fi4 In gimira nit Der Rertbern Central Giiens
gSsn I'M ssTsiS sS Ost sss 1a gen
2.50 p. ge. 2igbtntue @IpEeh (nusgsnemmen Gums
tassl. bdlttn eOrMelsptlle I'm sis =. 81. tsusJ;
uRn erreidt 1ew Hprt 7.40 gRprgens. 8erbilf6ei
fidb tn Serfep Gitp nit benz Wnrgen GrpfeB,uo Der
Rsw Seriep Giietibabn fur Baltimore un6 Saibs
500 Q. 81. y. 3. Radt Grpres. taaI.f Sonntoas os,ss
genomMeDi bd4 IN Nortngs una $50 g. Dr.,
unb uerbinbet f& nit benz $50 Roc6mfttaassua
pan Dnnttrt uao errei@t New gOrt um 1f.40
1920 s. ". Cincinnati exvres taaIis tosoerou,1nen
gonntogs; hdt tn Gusquebunua us Y. Dr.,
us srssi9t Ven Doh As 5. 81. serDisses E' e
GImtro nit ber 9tybEi5su Central giienbahf fur
9arsisbHrs. YhsIaSsIgRia, 9aitinsors, gsrifssss
ton upn ihelt@e 8ilntte uto Il Hew BORT NIT
8ritOn uu6 sleaenslanS etaSte. '''T's'" i"'
s= as ssssS ESQ s' Ds s sa S s S s. s$ e s
Boz mtttngs efret9t.
n YeIIagiere RAD Hcttru unb 9lcu enSIanA
Rrrenienns srsiisaSsM 6etss Sic eTtt GIsns
sass &c saIF sis I9snsa SLss sss ,I5ssa.;ns.
Die hf pentiItrten ilur lakalribfeien S3lnfsaanea
20. s. Ssr @ : 4 90 5ssItasa aas sastsslgs
NJ Sas Sepad pirb nit gur@.
nnnrfen berfebeu.
Tub @einsierVfei3 tets 70 niebrie, els aRf tysenb
etner anher1f 2it1ie.
~ Isaa berIanse 8iHsis far Bic
Gtie Gifenbnbn.
weE9eni allen &atlptsD iNets@HseaMs tn Weften uuA
&06wefien 81 babsn tne.
aDm. g. aSarr.
GeaesaI paRasiePs1esmE
o. HiNDle,
6eNeTagr MpeEtNlgNAsRt,
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Baggage burdmortirt ua& alien VIdbeu
i'm Often.
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g. =. m0Hen,osber..
6 nFIms r.

@pfImsI.
PIC Bug taReIuna DON @8ferm. Qnroh;
~ btetet bier III 3asfahrnro elmer lS,s
9e9egtsn Soeeg tm sxften Male cine SonIais,,n ~
pesIlYen Hne prcl0lf9eH &ebenStiTberll arIs SEE. -
gentqNmit4 on3iebea0en unh nnextannt d5arnFfer;-
tll@en SottslebeH ber DefI5 entinInoufer Is, ns
ueoetSeugnnG eab 6efeB unfefuehnien ei,1e rtsIsss
~ Isseg ~ Aatna6me fnben wtrb. -.
~ Staae $euaig leamieH bat ir porauasweife ,,or
49, y Stadten PEI Hnna unn feiner 8ri beIuno al,
sa KERN 8epSI trne itteberoeIaer, nh ers
2alIelt peg ets auf ben Eeltiaen TGr teif, fnittS
oss..igee e3ens 1elne teHtidhe 9unSatt ,r1,k S,,s
nt1gswetie eebebnIteH BOT in6 beiYe,S ef6es,tsls.
I9se Iefmge tanoes s3ottseben aGaeneir befa,n3 rh
tprl1werttt9 gemofben IL. s..ss't W"
/ 1a 1te @pftn1 Der wBemdIbe aus BEN re-, ,s,11
fla tung. 's's - AsslRts1sAoer Atss
SH IT @crrebe d RsnnlpIpanifb 0.,tss.x
9sSla SIsssiags geeidtte eber SIN Trii6iokr.
SoS M;Mzsts9so1eefe o6es SIN Suuisrer. Ssesrbfs
Isse.gae oseE SM Sertft @irter Gebidife
[ peg 5m 2stnter. @ebnTts s4n aeiaea NJ ri
5al2ssVeetd1te. AuerEei. BON erica Sas;,.-,
GlaIs. sos ben Beetles. Bonn 6e6mYsm...s. -
oa gaaJn9et MnfnRbme wixb pom 9et An pe;+ e;,,
neuet epsns sseier SanmInng aneeretbt Spesbe,,. wv
Wrets fir @utIns l., rIsaant aeb. ss g.,,4.
fetn geb. NIT @cISftbufff Ma
PbiIaSeIp6iG. eA' $50.
+ Die gerIass5nnblune
| Scbdfer y. &erahf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
8rnf=8 erfamf.

SH @emdSteit elmer goHtnnt -ltrEunbe ausasfers
tigt uro erInfIen an mid pen ssnmes 8. Rorfou,
tneide &oIp.n6 zllrfRnbe Ia Der HsoiaerssOfice
ron 9nui0ian County, Eenn., an q sui 1865 in
BUD go. 80 Settle 459 re9iftrrt Tuprsen it, uerbs td
sum 6fientIiden 8ertaaf am GourtbaussEHor tn Der
Staht RafbptHe, Eeun.f an
a 6. Sebruar 1859
es In genannter MISUNDERSTANDING beF@riebene
Gtgen bum bringen, ndmItn: 8mei 2nts 2dnh nit
90 Sub1 Sront an 9oUnrbitroBe, NnfbDtle; Mps. %
etnn ~ IN 9eafsrs 4slon ron Cots uno IS us anrilds
Aaufen NED eier MHepf gennnter Blan BON Go&S III
he9itrtrt i'm Bu9 80. IL, Settle 625 ber Regtiteras
Office pom Dapieions Eountp. @enonHter @ertauf
aptro ge9en 8darsdblnng Rnb fret non Der Re1ts
bat Der agje6erfinISfnna aefd6eben NofbpiHe,
ben H. SanuaT 1869. 4 -
ian16-tbs %. aawIeb, Eruftee
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11

@lr ,3Gee Iaufen birrtt mad Nem gOrE.
~ 460 Meilen obne WagenBedfeI,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11

Gieis GifenBabn erItredt no pou ;
GurEirf mad Stem 9prf 40 MeiIen,
Buffalo nalt gisu gprt 423 Metlen,
@aInn1attca mad Netr gprt lis Wfeilen,
nab TT ron
w22-27 NfeiIen Der tiraelte @ea.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-17
THAT MONEY.

1t is broadly rumorcd that Gov. Bull
lock took with him large sum of money
to use in influencing the action of Con
gress. And it is further said that the
money came from the State Road Treas
ury.
The gross receipts of the Road for
October, it is stated. were $3.50, goo and
for November, 100000. Not dollar
has Leen PAID into the State crib for
those months The Governor and BIod-
gett are in the closest intimacy, both as
to their social relations and their pur-
poses.
Let this be known. Let Republican
Congressmen-and surely there must be
some honest ones among them-know
that Governor Bullock is standing in the
loDbys of Congress with money illegally
taken out of The treasury of his State,
ready to trade in their iutegrity.-COn-
sttattoIt.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-17

WAsHIzGroN, Dec. 13.-Thc can
vass of Congress shows that the action
toward Georgia, will be withheld until
after the meeting Of the Legislature,
when if the negroes are re-seatcd the
matter will be dropped thcrwisc, mea-
sures foreshadowcd in Carpenters bill
and Morton's amendment, will be en-
forced. Gov. Bullock urges immediate
action. Senator Trnmbull, in commit
tee, opposed the whole movement; he is
alone, however.
In the Georgia Till, in addition to
points already tclcgraphcd the Cover
nor names the day for converting the
Legislature. The President, upon APP
plication of the Governor, is authorized
to employ the army and navy to en-
force the act Morton offered and amen
dcd, making the adoption of the 10th
amendment conditional to lc-adnis-
sion
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-17
THE NEW GOVERNOR or MIssIs
SIEpL

THE NEW GOVERNOR or MI5SIs-
sIFPL
J. l.. Alcorn was born in Illinois when
il was a territory. he is fifty-two years
of agc. in ante-war tunes lie was a
Wing. His parents, who were origin
ally South Carolinians, removed when
he was quito young to Kentucky
Some years later he emigrated to Mis-
sissippi, and he has resided in that
State ever since. He served in the
Confederate army, and was one Of com
mittee of fifteen who drew up the ordi-
nance of secession A Dent paper
which summed up his record during the
canvass, gave it briefly, as follows: ."He
was a Wing in 1859 Union man in
1850, scccssionist in 1861, fire eater
in 1852. peace man in 1868, a growi-
er in lS64, rebel in 1865, a recon
struc,ioniSt in 1866, scalawag in 1867,
Radical in 1865, and bitier-ender in
( 1869"
The Nashville correspondent Of the
( Cincinnati Commercial says that Acorn
/ Is both smart and rich and is said TO
onn all At Coahcma county, where he
lives. and annually pats into market
over a hundred thousand dollars worth
Of cotton.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-17
PLANTATION BITTERS.

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the sheet
anchor of the feeble and
debilitated. AS a tonic and
cordial for the aged and
languid it has no equal
among stomachics. AS a
remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women
are especially subject, it is
superseding every other
stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or
frigid, it acts as Il specific
in every species of disorder
which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks
down the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
duced it becomes a stand
ard article a medicinal
staple. 1t is to-day the
best and purest tonic, and
the most popular medicine
in the civilized WOrld-be
sure and get the genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Gro
GERS and Country Stores.