davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

WE HAVE FOR SALE IN THE CITY-ONE
w two-story Brick House at a, 500. One-story
Frame House, five rooms, at $500. One-story
Frame, three rooms, at 81 900 One-story Frame,
two rooms at $500. Two two-stOry Bricks, free
territory FIVE rooms each, Mt S, 900 each. Two
one-story Bricks, four each, free territory
at 81, 800 each.
IN EDGEFIELD: two-story Brick, six
rooms, at 1000. One-story Brick, four rooms, at
$4,000 One-story Brick, five rooms, at 1900.
Terms very easy.
Besides this, We have large number Of resi-
dences in the city and Edgefeld at prices to suit
any one
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAKLEY,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
oct2S-tf No. 81 North College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03
COMMISSIONS.

Agents will be paid ten per cent in Cash or Mer-
chandise when they FILL UP THEIR ENTIRE CLUB,
for which below we give partial List Of commits
sOns:
For an order of $50, from club Of thirty,
We will pay the agent, as commission, IS yards
Brown or Bleached Sheeting, good Dress Pattern,
Wool Square Shawl, French Cashmere Pants and
Vest Pattern, fine large White Counterpart, etc, or
g in cash.
Tor an order of $50, from a club Of fifty,
we will pay the agent, commission, As yards
Sheeting, one pair heavy Wool Blankets, POplin
Dress Pattern, handsome Wool Square Shawl, Sill
yer-case Watch, etc, etc, or s. in cash.
For an order of 500, from a club Of one
hundred, we will pay the agent, as commission, 100
yards good yard-wide Sheeting, Coin Silver Hunt
ing Case Watch, Rich Long Wool Shawl, suit OF all
wool French Cashmere, etc, etc, or $40 in cash.
We do not employ any Travelling Agents, and Gus
toners should not pay money to persons purport-
ing to be our agents, unless personally acquainted
Send money always by registered
letters.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03

Near Fort Fetterman recently three
struggling soldiers were surprised by the
Indians and killed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03
FREE TERRlT0Ryt
JErEHAvB FOE sALEIy 'FREE TERRI

Ia E-dGeGeld:
Two beautiful brick residences a. $3.50, enc
at $1,000 ore az 81 t-H; one az g. 5uJ. one Al
Is o.; one a. 2j.uUs one az ti.5Ui two az
A.DlG. two a; 1850: TWO a. 5000.
Also. one beautiful frame reHdtncc 81 FlJ,US
oae at 81 go: one % 9IU ~; one az Sl20Cs two
at IS 80; one al 500; tvs It 500; Two 81
s. so; three at 8 GjH; I've 1t $50; four at
$2,GCO; three at 81 200; one AZ sl.1tf al with
beautiful shade - e. and green gras=s ? "a a.
aud in good neigh rh0o4s.
Also. e large nur1 her Of vacant lots al over
the town o. EdgsfslI az pr @. {. suft ths most
fastidiOus. .-... ....,r
Also, 3 large amount g COUNTRY Fb0P-
ERfY, at almost any price any Jls couia ie-
sire. -,
ARLINGTON, FARRAR L EEAKLtY. f..
81 n. College s.. over Hicks China Hal =
-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03
Pay the Express Charges.

This offer is more especially to assist agents in
the Western and Southern States but it is open to
all customers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03

The Pacific Railroad Commissioners have
made their long promised report on the
condition of that road.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03
Outstanding at present

Outstanding at present S2,622, 1863 IS
In addition to this we have $l,00l, 346
Of new issues and $1O6, O2S. go of frac-
tional currency, making a total of So, $780,
1913. 50 as the outstanding circulation of
the Bank of Tennessee. The Radicals
have persistently ignored the new issues
and fractional currency, but it is the opin-
ion of able lawyers who have Investigated
the subject that the State is equally bound
to redeem that portion of the notes of the
Bank of Tennessee and the old issues.
Here comes along the decision Of the Su-
preme Court that the State is bound to re-
ceive the issues of the bank Tin payment
for taxes or other monies due to the
State" There is nothing to show that
the court Disseminated between the issues
of the bank. We doubt whether ii did.
Even under Radical legislation, we have
by this decision, S2,G22, 363.75 added to
our indebtedness, and every large tax
payer will supply himself with notes of
the Bank of Tennessee because they viii
likely be for sale at a small discount At
least three-fourths of the revenue Of the
State will be paid 10 the taX-gatherers
in these notes. How is the State
now to manage to meet the inter
est on its bonds and pay the
current expenses of the State government?
This is question which addresses itself
directly to the members of the Legisla-
ture What shall be done with the Bank
of Tennessee That question has to be
met, and that promptly. Some plan must
be devised to get rid Of the large outstand-
ing circulation of the Bank of Tennessee
for the present at least, and indeed for a
few years, until our present financial
condition shall be improved under judi
ciOus management. The most feasible
plan which at the moment suggests itself,
is to fund these notes. If this can be
done, we may get the outstanding circula-
ton of the bank out of the way until we
shall recover from the crippled financial
condition in which the Radicals have left
the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03

F. O r 8 A Il E !
DESIRING TO GIVE NV WHOLE I = NE
II and attention to my profession. will sell
my stock Of Drugs. Medicines. Toilet Articles.
Fixtures, eie 4 C.. at % per cent less than cost
/ have q we'll selected ana assorted st9e s
and tie test retail and joobing stand south Of
Broad street.
10 any one who viii keep good STOCK and
give ms whole attention 10 the trade. can
uarautee success at this stand; ..
J. 3. MITCHELL.
829 South Cherry.
otf Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03

We have also made arrangements with some Of
the leading publishing houses that will enable US TO
sell the standard and latest works of popular su-
thors at about one-haf the regular price-such as
ByrOn's MOOre's, Burns Millions and TennysOn's
Works, in full Gilt and Cloth Bindings, and hun
dreds Of others.
These and everything else for
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03
NOTICE.

A Ii. PERSONS INDEBTED To THE ESTATE
n of F. D. HarweIl are requested to come for
ward and pay the same, and those having claims
against the estate will present them to the under
81 gned, at the Office of Simmons & Phillips.
7. T. PHILLIPS,
Nov . 1850 It Administrator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03
sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

JHRoM THE SUBSCRIBER, No. 2 s0g T Ia
II Cherry street, the night OF Oct. I, MiLO LIZ.
COW, of medium size, rather heavy pui', rU Sai
with some white about her tanks and belly Sinai
underbit in one ear liberal reward viii be palo
for her return to me, for any information thA'
will lead to her recovery.
-deOdIwkWIt X. N. MhlIAhEAs-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03

MEssRs DoRTCH ( HADDox- Gentlemen de-
sire, for the benefit Of the afflicted. to make
statement in regard % DR.. A. q. GOOdlet's
HOUck's Panacea. l was afflicted for several
years with a disease pronounced TO be Scrcfula
10 its most sgg awaited form, during which time
| was under the treatment Of several eminent
physicians, but failed 70 derive shy benefit from
their remedies. had at the time i've ulcers in
my neck dischGrgiRg from one 70 hCO quarts
per dag; my suffering. In consequence,
was almost uncomfortable. As a last re-
sort, l applied 70 Dr.. Goodlet, who pre-
scribed bis Panaeea and an ointment tor dress
ing the ulcers. and 70 my surprise as well as de-
light, had taken but two or three bottles when
/ began rapidly TO improve, and after using
about eight bottles, / was perfectly cured. 10
has been several years since. and no symptoms
Of the lOathsOme disease has ever retained. II
by this statement others uay be induced 70 give
this remedy fair trial and thereby be relieved
Of their suffering. Il will accomplish that for
which il is written. Yours respectfully,
August 3 1863. JAS. A. HAYWOOD.
For sale By al Druggists
DORTCH MADDOX.
oetT &C Manufactures. Nashville. Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03

Total outstanding circulation A,G442l4 81
In the process of winding up the bank,
it appears from the report submitted to
the Legislature on the 9th ult, the Trus-
tee has received in payment of dues to
that institution, in its notes, the sum of
1927, $50 %, all in the old issues of the
bank, for the Radical Legislature ignored
the new issues altogether. Now how
stands the account2
Old issues outstanding April l. 1866. 50 go, JOG 90
On hand April l, 1866 800. S79,l03 %
COllecte since ........ 927, 639 O2-lOO6 I42 .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03
WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH
THE BANK OF TENNESSEE

Something like twenty years ago, when
the Wings had control of the great finan-
cial agent of the State, the President OF
that institution, in letter to a political
friend, asked, "What shall be done with
the Bank of Tennessee ~ This question
was propounded with reference to the
success of political party. To-day the
same question addresses itself to the
Legislature in very different sense. Two
months ago we expressed the opinion that
the suit of Furman, Green & Co., against
P. L. Nichol, Clerk of the County Court
of Davidson, then pending before the
Supreme Court of the United States to
test the validityof the repeal by the Legs
lature of the twelfth sectiono the charter
| of the Bank of Tennessee, would be de-
| cided favorably to the taxpayers, ana
that the repeal was void. The twelfth
section of the charter (see act of Jan. 10,
1888, reads as follows:
f0That the bills or notes of the said cor
poration, originally made payable, or
| which shall have become payable on de-
| mand. in gold or silver coin, shall be re-
| ceivable at the treasury of this State, and
| bv all tax collectors and other public
| officers, in all payments for taxes or other
| monies due to the State.
This section was repealed by the act of
June 10, 1865. The repeating clause was
| an amendment attached to the bill to pay
the current expenses of the General As
sembly. The purpose of this repeal was
to deprive the citizens of the State OF the
privilege of paying their taxes with the
notes of the Bank of Tennessee, and in
this the Radicals have succeeded for more
than four years. They wanted money to
squander for the benefit of themselves
and their partisans, and laid heavy bur-
dens upon the people in the shape of
taxes. and then denied them the privilege
of paying even portion of these taxes
in the currency which the State had SOL
EMMY covenanted to receive. No relief
was afforded or pretended to be afforded
those who held the notes of the Bank of
| Tennessee. These notes were held in
great part by citizens of the State who
could lily afford to lose them, and they
cost them dollar for dollar. Necessity, OF
the fear of losing all, induced large num-
bers to sell these notes at a great sacrifice,
spectators buying them at rates ranging
from 20 to 40 cents, and now the great
bulk of the outstanding issues of the
bank is held by brokers and other specu-
lators. Thus were the people of Tennes,
see, the taxpayers of the State, robbed
under Radical rule Now let us see the
legacy the Radicals have bequeathed to
their successors in the control of the State
government. According to the report OF
the Trustee of the Bank of Tennessee,
submitted to the Legislature on the goth
of November, 1866, the circulation of the
Bank of Tennessee on the 1st of April,
| / S66. was as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03
DRUG STOLE

KEGS, Of all sizes and descriptions. Also.
TANKS, of ali kinds and sizes. bnilt on snort
mott o. either IN the city or couatry. All work
we'll done and at reasonable prices. seq tljal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-03

As an evidence Of the blood purifying effect OF
the Panacea, the following. from a gentleman
well aud fayOrably known in Middle and West
FLEET:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
= . { es.
~'3""S'
Sc0n q. " &s S.tr.

lie etft Drummer rec rpu Sen Srn.. Gee. FMS
m'n" 'm Gtas. >. Jrinss bfranss.sst.ntx
"@lart G~"itur'r" 1T unS Bu1 stOmmtn. GisIlts
tntGait srns M'nAt inlsrsflritr unp ttlstrur.,
Artit'' III TT Gle 3rti9s rss 9Eeintaus. Sic Be.
Uaneluna Ter Astsn, cen Nsr,t unc Il. Giu,u.
i6aitm rsr rstitis1snsn dItsrm pnp usasren 0,.
D%suiO,tsn, Natl res 8uNsus unr sr Qaas iur Nm
Is9uns ..nsa" &sinFFaniuns.n. Gbtmis ,.
sesine' II. b NJ. seir ~tssra5,n sislr nsus ual,'
nttmep "s t'ns aeitaemdfs. ter omeritan lttr
Rsintau t'fp'rtrnst Gririituna, usl6s In hr,,
3tit iu e'm lffssiamsn TIM 6u.tI4ua buEsiscmeu
uncertainties Geiatausr unenttst Hid ltin mir
Err ucsrass e%uIturii" .ni9sini mrnatlia unt
f,fsl 81 yer 3atr O'Fee: 90 p ssats wis;u
Sntst, e. HOuis Nlr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
EDWARD KERR. Cl.fL
KXEEU iOks NuI,Il-

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
t administration hass bach yran,sd.e ,ls
Undersigned lom the clerk OF tie (;ss.s
AIDE ceuntyic"urt on the estate lsfITis-
mas Sh"ckly deceased, bearing dats
January ss'a lsuS.sos,2 at ,5s.n
a,AAaG y, ALI pstssrs
indebted to saidoststs are k,rsky nsti. cd
70 make Immediate pay msltis fhsnnd.r.
signed administrator and all persons hxv.
ing claims against said ssts.ts1 10 srsssst
them tor allowance within Que Yea, ito~
the date Of laid lett rs ,tsr they may 10
precluded from any benefit Of said estate;
and it snchclaims are nStprs.snted wi.h,I
wo years from the 'dsts Of said lstt>rs
hey will be forever ssrrsa.q
JOHN w. SHOcKI.EY
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06

g. 3id.t BON Ser gcet var 10 ietuRelia. IN
5sit DON Ger &c p,issr Sartsnlahts ,u,ufsnrsne
llttsr ben Bsrtb rt,ftr 3ttlitlitt ID - suraau:
use Fldis, elm stn,tsss Sort ;' hagen. Tenn bic
8ui unr rtrr a1sntbalbtn s~:leisn. ipWsit bic reut-
i6s 3unss reruntm,n mirr.
Die 9stp,issr GartcnIauEt iar 1859 nft.int
In BALI mcnatlitem 5.tsn a Is st. netR Yrd
mi.ns 3usab ess prattpoatu Statllitss.
Santana 8iraintt
(a.'.R Nahinbluns BEN SO 9tF.)
Erie Or mien.Nussltm Rnu nur rurh 8. 3idtf,
10. Tts elect, Nem 2Iert gu ~tt;itbtn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
Ser Bmnbesfruat.

%fit Fem SsJinn sss al. Son3r,Tt', nimltd ROM
4. ~arI ft1ss Sabrss an wirp Der Bunres. 6 .nat
ans % T'paslielnsrn nns !. Eemctrcteu teR.tsn.
=" StiHintfu iVlGT Stnotcrsu, mic GaYtn, rst
zen amt'tsrmiH iaOn ist Ginger 3stt ats,lauitn
@as' 1tursrl0a, Oc%clitls.. unp Iiron msrrsn ld
I'm Al. GCnSrtb nitt mstr tOrtar MAIDEN amssr'
uhs esttTs Nlaner trttsn- on ftrsp Gulsu
9ea'frlUn SM RiFruri bat ea,G isins paitune,
'm Sapea &insHtspre3tG I.int sEGtler ~ tit,.
Ss'aHlst. ais sab CT tO1ca tarit', visr.r ssmabl'
da @frssn' u triIt Elm rsutItsr, unD siu ts'
<ss'ttnr passfaefet'M anm, G.n. Gatl~Sturb aa
"sns'FiSHs StsIlt Ia tea 8dn. eeenat. GiTeuri
ols s,H'Srt MIDI. m.sr npttr.aris tattn, uts
Wnsn SsuatOs III 0aitinlvu e1S.beu III migsu'
y" S'ttiTtatn Geriiut ii ltttnu Far IN.
Ssaf' Fo!itifAt ascntsursr bat s~,slau6t, sab u
'ut@ ls'ast' Strrats reid gu tottM Gtrsu UNI gr
zen Htititan,srn 9~siansen uerstu. Gr ltius
NIT Etm 8'itaf len Yott, uns sr bat l,iusu atdl
p@ V1sts sdIib Senua arbaltn.
I1Fr, rtBlti6 itm rsttllt lem Ssrr une Nsiae
met Prle lae IN Gnaftn' e.nostn mar, 10 bait &
eaenr5 10 trtutr Wewinn, une itst. "a i.in, ltr
ap5eaufsn u, rsie; rr fit ris trdumtltssun au-
6inli'fs. auE ii dt ttirsm:st rmtsr, uns rcu an
Ter srt'aumtfn 3ssrIittsit iNy ibn miats a%.tli.ssn'
auss ai tsA Ter IT SEE, rsR uni l.n, T.r arm,
3Eaaa If ~ itlau scwtieu, ups tat Tt aus Iau-
!" SSlaHtsit ctrrrtns'. I,ren, ~etsnials Elm
a'H'sa'' Fer, mic T!slitls, ZEN Neputlifausrn
a%Pt'u'''IB se"orrtn if. I'M ras auIesue .Sal:,
," S"H"r'"' IDS "'ny pohey'' An,nt...n, ia,
~ esnasstieat i'm SEitF,ft Setniuus ami rs
'AarHl'l'fs Btiit NhtlpatItrst s~stri.s.n buur,,t,
oou r'slt6sn StswsrtsarA!H. prRm,iltern. Ron
es'tsnltst'" aHaetstun t.rn Stsu.u sit 9Opuz
isa' Srtat urea tG,et.
Stiasm llmt'it'f Tat MIN E. a,rt,tn,toIs
MspiatriSen, laS GcHnstitut Ter r,rutlif ouiihe
"1Ftst Ia elilem Ter sntit.irr nf.s Nrmeuts r.,
p0litifam SriiII un4s!rsu UNI ann e,p,,dn
tts Nctei"s srRorrsn III. Auh BERN Sirsu
fnl Ef 9r1nujts nttt ,pr Nabr beit s,pOrr,u.
aa@ l:lns AM Srtnuns CUNT setau,.n qu:,it1pis
lts llnr 'tn' ris s,i;sntlakn ,er,Uunu. e,
"dN@s Sf.f, an Ten sr fd prtuuts. cat inn
PIE 31HHs ait Srln ssiaar, uur ais tr ii, s5.n.
eflsts, I'M ltinsn Stas gu tcnatIev. pa bot,,u
ia re @Hleltlds in NHssnitns. rerpanst(t.
VI 'ls9l cine gum 5eaasjutI selitis IT e.tissi-
u"S ii: rem gtmuftein .rab Rus ariu Guw, n
hlr'R nlH Feeilitlc sl jtlrinr. Ct, uni rarIr a.,
fut3sfirn 6rn,rn, Qamnjtal 6amIin mir GIL
S2ur, srltt;rt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
Nus Srarr Sultiriit.l
Els Iutl 6trnrrs Ntintanp.It
IN 1869.

IN 1869.
1tr glsis nG,r 0aarsn, uni iplalit oun b..
N'tas, NIB .urd InSsert Nnr NaGraDe ,eaul,rt
Ser sDv rr Mattt init Naanu ptrist en-. r,ilp
%n"trias7 IT ts' srsrf, uup jt srrssr Gle 9tatiraae
rtitr sr fsist Er 4rsis zee 4ltjtsls. &c arDs,r
rt 9'V.~N'cn ven @tin anp is rsiti:a,r rt
S'ntt, s'Fp B'Qtsr Ii Fer @c,ratt, uuS psnn mir
IN S'taGt S;tFtH, ZAP lie S,peu!tirn amsritaS Nj
itu Esi"s fit sen SaIr ,u Sasr immsr rcit.r
aa't'pnt, uns sas Hnft l:sijAbris. Grnt: elm. str
stsi't'Bittn ,rar, ris mir j: aetast, ia taru 20 TEL
nsm 3%tusl untsrlisssn CAP rtr riesiabriae SDr.
'"te az aEsin tsni nis,n auer irasert S,brs
N'et1t;ne ubtrft' gen wire. 3ultn batsu RE
mflltin tu:arliiten @tintdnrlsr, rsslA, if,
NEiis aab Am:r Il cel&tdsa l& sssnlaus ,;nrr
Ft'0i'tfn G''ts ;a ttilemn s,taet, Is eas. Fer
ansr't1nilts @tinmar:t aut ron rieItr Sreu,
aus lin Man9sl ltirsu rirs. e. mus I6 M.
's'5'n' Oh nit tts int @a,t t,Nar,:tm gurratp
ft Hadifaat 5l,ittn Stiit ba!tfn Mir. re
S'f!r tan8t htisIi9 rpn esy @,Sts se5 8.rsrou+,
as. %Stttnt t0 &fttrnut sai.rsr mebr MR. ~.
Niger al sta sunlis,n llmllnr.u ser Grui,,,,c ~ %,
aesai ST. rrtr nit siusm s0o,. Ppm rep oG,ii,.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06

psreints unp fir a lie aren slatarteitsn gu sekrax
Gen. Cine ieldt @laiGiats btrsuasafn Uas fas
Stupium unp @trstsn pes Strrn Glias 1sUt
ST. ptlhsr BON msSr OILS ,stn 9abrsn Ger &sIt
rte stft AdbmaiGiens sS5srSab ullne ifBt trsten wis
NIT itiner lsslsn Nrteit. simr @aihine, rte aH'
bise pdt nit6sn Gissnftaiten tsTtt unr als Die
ksfe NaiGine In blr sanjsn 0sIt a~nertannt u.
pr bas 9usttum.
ger snsa Ian 9anp iTnHen risis RaIbine Ia hE
rparn 5uotrltt %t.lstlsn p,s ie nit quite FER
seerudten SntruttiSasn In 3sil ron siuiS.n 1'Sen
iGri an osrt lien arbtitsn tInuen. N.&i sts
@sle muffin tets nit Der 8tasGuns ,tn9siant
rrsrrrn. Iis Neitintu ipsrhin aut aui OuRiA
ass &dwizs per Grsr,b. ,ablUar bsi usOs4Iistssnns
%geria"rt. Nw ratbeit . :ittQun8 per @rprst al
RE t~tqu'm0. uns itusaRs Dsif.
DIE staG'rast aa4 eititr usu.n unssp.rttE Rtsn
Ttai&int III ansn,tn,rn TART az %
Sn allen atretr.n Stlrtsn, mo ned tsine asen.
turrn %erjfrtn, wlulbtn mir psrant nrrtlihe DAB
'nersiibs 9srirnsn ais Assnten lu tnaasirea.
Sr aieti mob Hauts Sr e.. an reneu e. lb l.ai
rrtl Ger Mub. latnte, bA ausltli. elia mt eittr
ASsntur 40 t,iaEtu.
Nani 'aNe f6 3irtulan u Nui.r tneen.
gdbraHe & Brutpn,
.ls.- G',neral Gstntsn.
6dr Sir Snlrcis. 9liIouri, 8,ufas. arIanfas.
Nsta'ta UNI 81 81: ritcritn Gclor DO unp Utah.
.N', 525: nSrtlits ST. StraB,. Sd. Der 81
G9atl' Strabs, 81. Souls. Rs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
Hssslmabis Grufeezs isuas
am L. Tetruar 1869,

@t8tnr1rti B: Iis 6srsH 5rnless 8. 6. G'bsn
Soli'ssT 8. y. Gtrltd, @asnms 3tiu, NM So.
lrn, Siraut.
Vie SrptrtOlis penn 2. A.. II. uns Is. Sanuar
. rurftn p~stttisn uup anasaammtn.
D'l3snFr N;8nunBen vurrsn t~swilisi:
) e8n 8ammtrlanta arb.it an Rsruit.s
&irttrftn;. s3,Os
Vfo. Sfnftrtr, Stra6taartsit, 1900
S'l@Ic0'n: Gtb lie 5s,mann eapinBs Bau.
ger a'1tstt'9 TIN g't'nis iut /. s.. snttOten itiu I'D
:. Isj rit apr!ieanttn iir Mittruna str vat
eartsn Htrnann SnIeI Yarcsgm flo ssim S,as
elnt %uaSunsirsu. batsa,
81 aBttm 9:rrm > 6 9;dnaun s. g..
9fct', behsttn wttr', sas GOrrtUl, wslhss auiss-
faFtit TT an hfm 0iaeacarni3irtsn Uerit bis ,um
|. Narl mad ltfVIb.nr gu sutfunn. uur pa6 e.
's"sa y" "'%s '"sbr ssRa,ist isia iOa, Gpre 6on
aaT FEM Naeatamillr ten Ns'it auijutaptln Is Isi
rtn TOP ~rtiItlts in innrtait 4S Siuuren ~sn.issnt
rirs.
gtniagt iclsn stie Jtrry sis.ntb un,.r ana.s
ritI'n msresu tas 6cistuOt uuttr oesr u5srtalb res
Nseaeam Ttttu ses,iis.s gu r.islissn, unp tas
CampF. 6atrteot 80 6ut weitsr peflia ssu rsm
utl'S'n Santa"sfpIas gu %psrIslsr, ~ Rug ,u jer,r
3ri ptnt 5lttus sin clmpitopt UT tfrba!b fes
Eaertrptss ELnsen flin.
TertaJun9.
Sc9n .. " u S.tr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06

gsi Der am Can't ting atsns IN Ter MuFftoat
lattssiunrsrsn Burg s~rpsriamnluns wurss tsi&lOi
sn, mitln .krsnpnttm eptditutautsn Srn. GOn
GisI su infruirsr. In Der arssrat'Onsfrass ,wi&e.
Bsantlia uur Gadspnart 50. ttias wsItsrn S6ritts
mstr gu ttun.
lie Suuptarinss ssssn rtsis amssiOn ruarsr
riss rus M Burger rem Gaspnors 60. MID
wiuens f.s, sins 9 6ulrsnlat Zen $50 Csc
Islars aui ibrs S&nlhrn gu latsn. Ga ss
lraalias Strsiisn aaus nur etrea 5000 DOQArs
jatrliGs 3ersn utwirft, ure &c rsmna6 minn,at nj
80 Satire nspmsn wite,, I'M obi 8. G&uis, stsu-
~tt;as.in.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06

On prCfuttion unp.. frrmtsr Smrcrtaticn Mot
8 lsiGsn e britt tafirn mir, unr rob ssmjufctss
bic eNe tnprttt fafsn trtrftn. So ftut f6 eaun
Pie Grase auf: Bsr rirp an, nisiasn turd bic
ustsr illuaa rec Inrft,t 80 Isiftn Ratsn. BE stn.
bstrnil6tn Oeer Die rtmrsii @einf.. GO rttn ftse
%tns,ltsus crn Ger Gualttdt um rem preiisn Der pom
Der einsn uesr anrsrn paitsi In rtn @iartt &C.
traGttn @einsn etbaRssn, unl 9:rare auf fitlen
9nntt nr6tsn mir ek t%eicnrsrs NuI mtrtfntstt
unisrsr kisisen ReiryrreuyntsH lsutsu. et III
ntft ssnus, rab iulaurii We 0ttns ttaiSsr auI ssu
Nartt sstra&t rsrptn. ais impurlirt,, fs mullen
and int Ola lre iein, in FER Gnalitlt nit Ten
lestsren gu tonfurrirsn. 0as lam ts 3. aner
Neinsausr tttr riissn, mfun CT sintn ltIstt BE-
b~anrsAsn iut1ssn Concord Usin gu 81 bic Sll'
lone in rem Marft trjnet mdtrrnr prtirtiitsr Usin
pom Gette ptsr WUrtptlisr gu $l75 per galc
ne rem GtiGmad lrltt ras participate arnsritdnsrt
bsler Sulast. Aus .listm Grumt iUuit 20 ras
erullibe eetr eten jsres amrritlniiten Weinp:p {
nG,eustn ltin, in a.ualitIt rit ,IrpprIt ten Ntin
eurt ieins sistasn gu utsrtrt1' ~. unp in De-
lbat te Essv urltrs sintsiRl i6su 5Rtlus ale Gi-
Itnitaitsu, UNI INT. siasr r,rnunriseu Stbanr>
Iuu1 etn srIttn Iiaus untsr ausa }Stirtn ter
Nslt einnsbmen gu tOnnen. &.tjsuistn am: rid
mjlhsn 80 stnprrtussntsn, rsren 3tr uuc 3w.d
meGr is Gr3,uSunS zines suttn itatt zines mUtl-
isil.n Nsinss ID, tSnnsn ctus SUrssu &c. @Onfa'
I sr, Ger imyOrtirssn 0sim sntstssn isbsn; f.
mrrsn ,,itf untsr rsn al:rsunll stsu ua'it antsn
Pets sinsn cFsnn Nartt iIr it,s 9rptutts Fus.n,
~rdprenr inls6t tersit,t &Onserr. UNI Gltawbu
8tins, itltt wsan fs etn rsinlttn lrautsnI ait rnt
balttn, uRr su Ten blu: tRtn gssitn afrirt wsrrsr
t:.iusn 6luitr inrsn.