davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-15
5risFtHs.
yilie eeuti9u Briefe bic bis gum Is. Mpri1 ).
s. ni9t atge1plt spcreen Tno:

Si}is eeuti9er 8riefe bic bis gum Is. Mprl )
S. ni9t atgelolt wcrben linb:
% menbriefe
@uentber 2issie Cir Naria ca
Neis @atbarina 3aspel ypui|e
SdenS Miarp 3immer Gbri1tne
EA'
i::: :b;:efe.
gaomea Wbam 3cpripa gbarIes
Beder 9. Qelhtina
8rtnss Sutn Dgieier Gilbert
Borl1 Nicolaus Nidlina 8. 6ein.
8odenftlot 5enyp Stto @eo. @bas.
0srber @arl p%aptowsft Jolepb
@sllert Nt9arb Yoeplotp Sulius
@erbing y. @auerwein Geroinanb
Gerber Quopig 2 @1rotmaun Seiuri6
5antie @ietor @dult Carl ,"t
9elfmaun pbiltpp S. @dubma9er 6ermaun
9ol3 y atglas &rinfmann @ottfrtep
5chman N'dolaus Gbieling Souls 81 +.
9oly IS. S-Ll},s -.1 :5bome S. : :s.',
9un3ider 5enrs ;3wifelbpier Sptn 10.
Dauien BiQiam .2 3wies Ausu(t S.h@ a
.aa;@z IL ,Retbepa Matbias. f''6*
2:gz5aaah #sa S.. J, 9ettner teutlasr gltrk,
,a~gaTa.E S. .. @ttmart @sRmeiler.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-15
SluSraMviDtcu.
@ haoen CIT peu J1llen.

2!m SamIta9 Naduittaa tro1 easgis
oberbolb ben 81. Nuibony Tiuen unp ul,z
aernobm elnel re9elmubigen 3sritDunAsz
&u9 g oieDimme perlbiecener Wuhlen.
Dnttrbolb per bride mar IS 1d,on sie>,z
lib faul uno 9in9 pbneSUaren Ill tbun.
Oo6 Sis DON oberbalb iecoa mar nod
{ebr fart unp FAM init FOLDER Wemalt
bab bic in ben TluB 9%cbauten Soon
piers elatt otra( lit wureen unp eine3ett=
Dang cie Gilenbabnbriife in Sc abr mar.
Sn rem 3mel9c auf Der ct. Nntbonp
zeite, gepDbnlid Der ct. 9lntbonY Mliu
ppno eenonnt, ittes ra5 Wa0er 3 6u6
IN rs Winuter. Der oltt Damm 1ror
zaid,t I'M @tanre pielen fur6ttoren Mnz
cronD bon We1ler auasubottn unp
wurce IN Tpl0e on 5weiGtelen fort9erilz
fen ; an elmer Stelle 100 Tus lang unc
s TuB ttef an elmer anperen 75Tub lana.
Gbenfa(lS rurcen un9efdbr 800 SubUluz
9elodmme fprt9eri1en.
Die Water Yowcr Company 1bdst ibz
zen Sdaoen auf $4,000.
Gs miro einige Belt erforcern, bic
rpiecer 2lueS bereetsut 1T, 70 raB bic
Irbeit in Rem MUblen teainncn fSnncn,
ooG b5ren mir, caB pie nerl hiecencn
Companion lcbolo rag Mo6er oons Qez
fallen 1T, fpfort an bic Nuebe1erun0en
9eben tperoeu.
G'nsn Sortbeil baben Die 81. Mntbpny
Wublen )scph cur1 ciele ueter1 tmem>
muna 8ebabt> unD mandsr miro froaen,
Epa6 fir Elm Gprtbeil f1nnte ros fem ?
IS bate iid ndmli6 bel einem Sod >palz
ier nor etna 8 Sabren in len Wliu Npnr
cine Sorpbonf eebilret bic BON Sabr III
Sabr 9r5ber purre unc ipmit llrla6e III
Der Nnnobme 9ob> roe, menn ie i'm 2oufe
rer Belt ou9 nidt ben g onsen Canal
auH(lle, fie Jpn rcd iowett fiiuen perre,
pab CT 11obe5u nublp6 mirre. Gurh
Den Bru0 in ZEN 01men bat nun al +
oas Waner etue lplde StrDmuno bcfemz
Men pa6 ne Sancbanf uber RE N1le
aefdwemmt wirc> unp ale Musidt pprz
bonren it, ro6 eben ctels Gtelle Die
tiefite i'm 9anien Canal mire.
Da5 Sis in Safe pepin bat i9 rom
2anre 9etrennt, i9eint ater nod feline
@nltalt. gum infen MAIDEN gu mouen.
Wtnn ubrt9en6 rag @etter 70 fort mabt,
f1nnte es nod Elm paar @o9en wabren
ebe Elm 8oot burd fpmmt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-15

Gin tleine5 norme9il1s6 Macz
@en muroe 9eiteren BON uneln 6unre
in eo5 Yein 9eti0en. Die @unre fol-,
rpie mir bDren, aeflbrli6 icin. Birp Ter
Stoctrotb encli1 einmal rofir ior1en,
ooB Die flafenpcn, ttliaen Sitter nit
WaultDrtcn perlsben lein mi6tn, rie cies
In anrercn Stirten Der @rtrouM lit, prer
1T tn 81. paul rie 8squtmliAfeit, eincs
n1blolen 5unce5 mebr wertb, ais lie
@elunpbelt poer has 2ebsn eineS Men<
Aden = Z q 2 IL ~ aAn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-15

Gtne Mtte 5efticn spSlf (t2) @ositel
neun3ebn Q9) ter MQeemeinen @tatuten,
gelber fir perloreneS Dieb [@ItraY menepi
betrcTenb, 5u aneneiren.:
Gel Serfuet bur9 Sic @e1ebqt-
bung beS 9taates 81 innelota
@eft. I. Seftion 3mSlf, Gapits( ueunsebn
Der Nagemetnen ? tatuten 1T bierourG amen~
birt, 70 baB 1e left pie folet:
@eft. II. Der County sdabmeiFer iou,
na&osm er stpei grcssnt fir feline @ebibrea
ab9esc9en bat, fOldeS il erldul1ee @elo, wenn
innerbalb zines Sabres mad iuldem Datum BE-
aalprudt, an ben Gigentbiimer lolbes p~srlaufe-
1,en @iebs Soblen tpenn ntdt teanipru9t inner.
balb jsner 3ett our@ ben @6ulfono feaGoanty
in tsl6em lpl9es Derlprene Wieb [@ltray] gebaI<
ten .puree.
@eEt. 2. Disle Mtte fol- GFett nebmen unb
in Sraft leiu spn unb nah ibrer Yaiirulg
@%euebmiet, ;. Wara 1869.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-15

*f H&ssassa EaS rvs .sssa - zsses .ass
zee 2sa@ Ss5a s S~zEss fsa.
sfl atf Ss&ss ssfs4 asa s4Aasese
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-15

81 "#'r@E@ sEszas3fEz& ,9A&&aar .aaas4YsM
a2za I'll 9sa8 a& gsa3HEe @eY2H
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-15
Teucr an ser Aritten Strafe.

@e9en 8 utr am Counting Nbero
wurpe BON @ortitcr9ebencen bcmerft> coe
aus bcm preitIdi9en Bridlore, rer Don
Craig unb Tempel ais Groderp @tore
benubt Miro, cine Ma0s &au@ ousz
tr6mte, unp MoYcr Smitb Don Wanz
fato> 70 wie einisc anpern @crrea f~crcirz
ten ii@ eenGin9ane, uno fanoen ooB nom
pbern She'll her GrepYe i'm oritten Stcd
Nau9 unb 6lamn,en austroden.
Mit einieen Gimern @al1er b%emaTaet>
madten 1e iiG ms brittle Stod uno fam
ben ems rer @efsate> in penen pas Yrpz
selan peri didt wirc, IN 9ranr, uno Der
HfauG wurpe nit jeper Minute 70 1arf
roB fe 1ib suriid;iebm muBten; rpd) oez
lang IS ibnen nod Die GreppenzT alltblre
~ lGlieBen uno 70 raj Teuer orf ben
oteren Stof 81 bel9rantcn.
Wdbreno rern moro Der Nlarm 0e0eten
unp RE Teueyleute NIT ibren Qeitern >pa*
rem flint bel Der 5anp uro lie6en aus
cyei his oier Gb!du9en ro6Wo @er rur6
Die Geniter einpirten> rrd selana es erf
rer DanpfIpr{be, nohrem fe om Tlui1e
l%tationirt worrer> bur6 bic Ginwirfun9
swetr mddti9er @ofsrnrablen ca5Teuer
81 banc}9en. Seco@ mub cine iplde
Manc Strph &ortgcFe6te uno alte6
Number bort onfgebdutt 9ele9en botcn>
rab Die Ueuerleute bis 9e9cn fieben ubr
Wpr9ene nit Dem 26INen rieler Motez
rlolten ferti9 murren.
G6 1T rie5 coiielbe 0ebduce> wel6eS
opr s,pet Sobren i'm Winter auabrannte,
ais Ser Weire nod Elm Oroceriez@e
ldaft royin bielt. 81 pas Teuer bur6
SelbfentSinrnns Der mprernoen Strcbz
ftofe peer cur6 cine feblerbafte Sfen<
rDbre e%ntitanpen, 1T nod nidt ermittelt.
Ser Craig uno elmer leiner Qeute welhe
I'M Store III l1lofen pfle9ten> waren sun
:3eit ntbt i'm @ebduce, uno f1nnen ben
9enauen Beylult ni6t onesben. 5ein
Waorsnrprrotb :par $4,000 mettb> unc
Ger @eyluit mag $1,000 betro9en ; bic
GerEdcung DON $4,000 pertbeilt {td
o,,f fr!nc1Sn Eor,un>tor
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
HELP wANTED-sfALEs.

A GENTS wANTED-TO SELL THE ILLUSTRATED
N Annuals OF Phreno0gy and Physognomy for 1885,
and volume $50 engravings with BashfuIness, how
II; Marriage Of Cousns Sammerng, IL causes
DO Besti only sf Address r. WELLS, $50 Brcadwsy,
New York. The Annual for 1859 contains The True
Basis Of Education; Rev. John Cummings, d. D.; Blind
Toms Life Of Miners; Rev. Drs Dix James, Dowling, o.
good Iaacs Purcell and also Artemus ard, Sam
Slick Gannibsi wilke Collins Hepworth Dinon Victor
Andrew jackson and Others Only 25 cents Agents wanted
The New York herald., 1869-03-08

yvANTED-AN ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG LADY WHO
w plays the piano and thoroughly housekeep-
ing and household economy to TO Western city and take
charge OF private houschod person steady OF good
and TO good society and who would like
e0os % oa mo nege sra cA Monday
The New York herald., 1869-06-24

A ]. TAYLOR AUCTIONEER.
IA. 800 Lots by Catalogue.
A chance for Housekeepers.
Sale peremptory
Drawing Room Suits Panoforte, Bronzes Mirrors, Books
Carpets siverware, Glassware This day Thursday at the
elegant mansion West Fifteenth street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues commencing ioH o'clockEMagni
satin brocsts buhl msrquetee Cabinets Etageres, Book
Paintings by eminent artists, Lace, Brocate Curtains
rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedsead Ward
robes Hair Spring Mattresses Blankets Extension Table
than six months cost $4,000 N. B-Partes wishing to
attend this sale take Fifth Sixth avenue
cars.
The New York herald., 1869-06-24

HOMES ON STATEN ISLAND
Thirty minutes from New York.
Posiponsd sale Of the 22d.)l
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, SON co.
viii sell at auction portion Of the estate known as
Hamilton Park,
at New Brighton, Staten Island.
Several Fine Modern Brick Houses with Lots adjoining
will also be offered for sale,
Friday, juno o. the weather be Hne tho premises
atI2hP.M.
Tho forryboat starts from pier TO- North river Dey
street. promptly atf0& Al
Strawberry lunch provided by Demonico.
For pamphlets containing plans and descriptions apply ut
the Office OF the auctioneers, No. n Cedar street.
The above property offered Ia villa plots 50x20O feet and
n IN desraby OF location and convenience
the business centres by yet presented 10 the public
The New York herald., 1869-06-24

On Monday, June %, isss, al I2 O'Clock.
Terms very easy.
Deer Park is 80 mles from New York; four trains daily
the farm 2h miles from station. For further particulars
apply at the oce OF the auctonee IL Union Now
Immediately after the sale OF the Stock,
Farming Utensils, Household Furniture, &C. will be sold to-
the highest bidder for cash.
The New York herald., 1869-06-24

EDWARD PETTINGER, AUCT1oyEER.-FIFTYr FIFTH
June ~ lsss at 10 o'clock at Central once 300 Null
STUFF, Wagons Iron, Cotton Lead, Mems and womens 9
Clothing. Dry Goods Watches, Jewely, Pistols Hardware
The New York herald., 1869-06-24

GREAT REDUCTION OF RESTs-Nos. a5 AND q
TO 10 AN
The New York herald., 1869-06-24

ITO LET-AT ll6 RYERSON STREET, BROOKLYN
Myrtle second and Third Floors, with Base
men all newly painted with all the improvements; viii be
rented cheap. Inquire on the premises.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24
@elton pou Gr3dblnngfn
Sic critic Seefabrt.
% Q n q { y.

,,Gris 1T ta!" Dfit tieien @prten fiirn,te
Der tleine Wilbelns auf mid 81, inoem ct mid
slei9seitis bel bet 5anb fabte uno mid naG
Der 1biire sufubr.e. "Sfur 4ensiam, Bitm !"
entsesnste i'd nne fclste bem fleinen Wiltfans,
ber in isiner iussnbIiten GiFertisfeit mir im-
mer einiss S9ritte sorauseilte, na9 Der Belle
tase, no bic sernittpste Wajcrin BON 9aui9ilb
nctute. Mls id bas @obn3immer tetrat fanb
i'd Die Gam'Ii: tim ben srobeu Gbtii@ oeriam"
melt, auf wel9eaa ron Der miittersiden Siebe flr
ben perm Seemanu, ber IS f& it. Der Sopba"
sde bequem semabt bate, Elm Smbib gum WiQ-
tcmmeu aufsebaat woroen mar. Jrib ertob ild
bel ueinem Gintritte, mid ber;kd nad LANCER
Mbpeienbeit heeribenb. pcs Blis! par eer
ein firammer Buri9e sswprpen, nnb tuie biibid
itaub ibm bic Uniform zines Sessnarnes; baau
ieine tede, serabe 5altuns, Der frsie, tubne Bid
pes Musss, bas iusenblid friide, BON 2uft uns
@eune sebraunts @atlis. SD i&attelte ibm rs&'
iauis bic Sano unt bisb ibn in ieinsr 5eimatt
piafemmen. CT bate ID Sage urlaub erbalteu
unb tenuste biele freie .3eit, um aa& elmer bier
idbr;aen Mbmejenbet feline Nuttes uno @eldpi'
iter ~ belu9en. jm Saufe ter llnterbaItune
laste i'd su ibm =: ,,Nun, idparmen Sie nod
10 fir bas Seemaansleben, mic Sie es Dor pie,
Sabren seiban baku?" Gr enigssnete mil
leudteneen @ussn: "0enn i'd aud nur furSs
3cit tas Qeben auf benz SdiTe fennsn selernI
babe, 10 bstet baleIts, trps ieiner etiernen Dis
eipliu, ieiner oft bic srafte aufrsittaben Mrbei'
ten, leinen tarienofaden @efabren, ru@ 70 piel
S.si,e, 70 sisl 5si7slness, tab i'd unter teine1
gsoinauns tiees 9eben nit benz elmer Qanc'
ratte ssrtauldsn mUdte uno ssr.aui9en piiroe."
,,Nber cine Sssreiie 1T bod su monuton",
entsesnete i9 ibm, UNI ibn mebr gum Grsable'
81 nStbiseu, renm isine fsds, friiae Spra@reiie
ssfel mir, ,,als sab 0s auf bic Oauer einen &C.
bilpetn Mann gu fe1e!n sesmS9te!"
uNionutpn {" uuterbra@ er mid raid. "Ja,
ia! Sbr Qanerattsn eentt, ser3eiben Gle msins
leemanuii9e Dsrtbeit peil uns auf ter Gre
Guere Gonserte, Gbeater, prumenaoen fetlen, 10
mii0e bas 2steu auf bsm Sdi6e gum Sterben
lanstseilis leiu. Sn feinsr 5inf9t it bieles
aber Der Gaa. Mud mir baten vou ;3eit 3u ,3eii
Gunserte, mo Der bsulenee eturm pur4 bic
9taasu traul, uno bic brancsnoe Gee i9aumsi-
ldcno an bic @anbuueen bes Saiifes empor-
i9last, eae badslte bis ms Ser, ersittert. Nut
mir batcu 1beater.MuFibrunsen NIT Suunen-
Nuf. uno llntersdnssn, nit Mouoi&ein uno
@ternensefuntel. Grsili9 ftsbsn auf unierem
&spertoire ME YoTen oesrS9wante, ieIbt bS9it
isltsn 2uRlpisle, pafiir aber bsfo mebr Irausr-
ipiele Don srsreiieueer Wirfuns. g3ie tief pas
pers rabreup 1T IS ). g., psnu mir auf ,ueitsr,
meiter @es, fern pom ieiasr 5eimatb, fern BON
ieineu Qieben uno Gbeuren einen Matrolen
unhr bem @ebete bes S&iTsfaplan, unter
ben 5bransn (einer 3amsraeeu auf esm
lamaIen Brette biuablalen in ben tisfen Ocean
aur ewisen Mube, unD ebe 10 sin alter, furmse>
peitl&ter MatrOie rusiat ea mub es ibu,, i@
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24

1aft rerebrt wirb. Mber 8eEaoe pteie vtarISesr
Fnb Is aud, tpet9e bur& ibw Opferwillistsit bic
9rinli9e Rir9t ssrettet ibue innere 5rsibeit srei
Sabrbunberte lang bsmabrt unb entlid aud bic
dubere redtlite Mnsrteunxus erfampft babtn.
Wie Seius erf bann, als fr nadt une blos am
arsuse bins, an1ns, MaeS an f@ 3u stsbes, .
beRebt fprtwdbrenb bic weltuber>
w;ubenbe araft Der 0ldubi8en
bauptfa9li9 i'm uni&ulbissn Set
ben.
S9 faee i'm uniGulbisen 2eiter, benn
mer idulois leitet une i'm nnssbsusten Srose
resbarrt ter eleidt ru@t Seiu an, 8reu3s, lon>
tera benz lintenSadeer, her ba ipri&t: uaSenn
eu Der @obn @cttes bif 70 bilf Dir unb uns."
Greili9 baben aud bic beilisen Martsfsr ibr
un(@ultises Qeieen xidt eefudt uno tpenn es
tieter cber jener tbat 70 bat es bic Stride ME
eetiaist. Gle war eaber aund4ff 0ctt unb
baum aud benz 3ailer aonltantia banttas, als
bieses Qeiben aufbSrte unb bic @rili&e Spfer-
tpiMafeit ni9t msbr 70 i&were greben 5u bette
ben bate. M!s BET 6riftlid seucsbene aaiier,
trelAer iibsr bic sanse sebieete gDelt bamaliser
3eit sebot, biz .9ripli9s8irae MIDI nur br!osts,
lonhern bic @taatssewalt 3u ibsem S@use uno
ibrer@esiinfieuns sertueneete, ba sefattste aud
bic airGe aus Dantbarteit unb 3ntrauen Der
Staatss.malt manaen GinFu6 auf firdli9s
Dinse, ben iie eiuem fsinelid sefnntsn &aile'
ME 3asebsn tonnts. Sa, es erobte iest bic @e=
fabr, bae @eifli9es unb @eltliaes allSalebr
ssrmiI&t msrbe, inbsm J. 9. ber &aiier ben 8i<
lGSfeu bic Muf6bt iiter bic ~efansenen aber-
rus unb ben ni19SEiden @eri9tea aud in gang
peltR4sn Dineen &e6tsfraft perlieb, 10 baB
man fesar son meltli9en @eri@teu in melt!t9sn
Cinsen an has biia6fi@e appegiren fennts.
Mu9tsn aud bic 8il9Gfe ia SieI Gutes erpir'
ten, 10 wurben le tod aa3uiebr III tpeltlt@e
Dinse sertpiddt unb esr bl. Musufin flaat bab
ct baeu.1 in feiuer oeiitliden Nmtstbatisteit &C.
bemmt usrse. umsettbrt slaubtsn bic GaiIsr
in ale sir9l;den Nnselesenbeitsn ild einmildsn
unb felbR auf bic Qsbrenti&eicunsen ter air6e
einsn iolden Ginaub ausuben ;u eiirfen. bab
bic ai.densornsber idper battsn, ben Mgftras
5slu Qbriii gu bsfoleen unb bic ron Gbriltus
empfausene unb bur9 Gin 3sit treibuneertjab~
riser 0erfplsuns auaseiibte seitlite amtsse=
malt iu banbbaben. Da gait ss eenn piecsr,
Zen @runtfab her @elisipnsfreibeit
ms 8ewu6tlein ,u briusen, unp es tbatea biss
aud erlsu1tste air@enlebrer unb srcbe 5eilise.
Ter fromme Abt Siipor pun 2eluiium i9visb an
ben aailer Ebsobcilus H., baD teins6silune fur
bic uebel ber 3eit Ia fei. menn Ct nidt eem
DrsmatiFren ieiner SpFeute teurs. unb tsr
bell. 5ilarius, Biitof pon Yoitiers, i&risb an
ben 0aiier RonNantius, tsn Gobn 3onltantius: {:
,Dssmsssn rssisrt uno wutt itr auf bab 4ae
Der iuesn 6reibeit sen'sbsR. Wsnn aud fir
ben u bren @lauten*) io!de @ewalt anse-
meubet miiree, 70 riirten er& bic SiihSte snt'
sesentrctsn unb ipreden: 0ctt it Der 5srr tss
"Details, ct beoarf feines erawunssnsn @ebsr<
JAMS. er psrlanst feiu tr3wuneenes @efenntniB.
81 pia fsiue 5su9eleL icnbsrn aafribtise
Gerebruus."
(@9Iub fulst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24

Offenbaruns slot! - 3use Der
alautisen 0smsinf@aft init @stt: SIS lit l90n
weun Oott um eer oetaaenen Meni@beit willen,
anGois auf ie berablebene, Meni9 miro uno
1eIb(t (eiugBprt an ie nit ibnen eur9lebt unb
ourebletpet. @9Sn it IS absr aud, weua Der
Msn(& ,pirfi9 d9 befrebt, isinsm msnl&semor'
beuen 0ctte na13ufol9en i'm WanpeL
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24

sIei&ge1innt ,pirb rie er, iesnet, no man
ibm uno bem @9Spftr Fu9t, liebt no man
ibn bast. Sa, mie i9Sn it es, wexu iI& &C.
fallene Meni9en soaa Sinoenidlafe unieres
beutisen 1ns!aubtns, 5eudlerslaubens unb
MtsSttereienfts aufsidten su Sbm, weI@er iie
ruff: Du bif mein @obn (Ip9ter), beute babe
i9 Did se3eueet. S.s. ~.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24
(SdIub fclst.)

= &rnlanttus upute ut@ewa bic artautfte Srrletre
eeltenb ma1in.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24
@er Wanderer.

cbenblatt far fIttlidbes9Birfen unssSi fen.
... Briefe iine au aareli!ren:
GERMAN CATH. PRINTING co.
(Box 1S7O) St. Paul, Mimi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-12
. ALLY GATOR INTERVIEWS
o BROWNLOW AGAIN.

The Supreme COurt-rhe Approach
ting Canvass for GOvernOr-ApDre-
henstOns and DOubts-HOw the Mat
ter IL COmpIicafed-Is senter Loynls
From the Knoxville Press and Herald.
KNOXVILLE, May s, 1869.-The ap>
preaching convention to nominate a loyal
Governor for the loyal State of Tenness
'vsee' occupies our thoughts at present to
very great extent. 1
In fact the overpowering Importance of
this matter has apparently led TO some
little neglect Of thegreat duty of elects
ing loyal Supreme Bench pledged to
sustain the edicts of old Proc and his
legitimate successors as the law of the
land.
The neglect, however, I am confident
is only in appearance.
You see we have got SO dead a thing
now that the nominations have been
made, that it is not necessary to make
any more fuss about it. o
have had a good May talks with ofd
Proc. on this subject, and he thinks it is
all right.
asked him whether he apprehended
any danger from the fact that the old
Rebel, Tom Nelson, was candidate for |
Supreme Judge, against that transcend- |
antly loyal man, Judge AndreEs.
Tut, Tut Don't call Mr.. Nielsen a
Rebel, Ally. There never was a better
Union man than he is, and thereSre few |
better lawyers in the country. In fact.
he attends TO all my cases. He would /
make good Judge, too, for he is an
honest man if there ever was one"
q stood aghast. My tongue cleaved SsE
the roof my mouth. at ] shek0v- I
cred myself sufficiently 6t1ay, "You
don't support him, I hope =. = at
"Oh no, Ally, can't do that, of cours
L must vindicate the wisdom of myils,.
pointment and stick to Andrews.
couldn't do any better than take him
when did, especially as Dfg Pearne
vouched for his loyalty and judge Temple
Tor his law. But don't call Toia Nelson
a Rebel. It's true We difTer on politics,
but our personal relations are friendly
and he was as true Union man as ever
lived"
|. This was queer talk for old Proc. but
ne assured me that the regular ticket was
sure to be elected, and so | think we
need have no fears about the Supreme
Bench. i
The nomination foi a Governor, how
ever, is a different thing.
There is nothing Aertain about it until
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-12

Itappears by late English papers that
the recent report that DIR. Livingstone
had been at Zanzibar and had LEFT to
make his journey to Egypt by the over
land route, was untrue. The report was
started by French vessel. The Presi>
dent Of the Royal Geographical Society
(Sir r. MurchsOn) has received de.
spatches from the Vice Consul at Zanzi-
bar, dated 9th Of March, two days later
than time the rimor was given, in
which not the slightest mention is made
Of DR.. Livingstone. The last intslli-.
gence received direct from the intrepid
traveller was on December Ia, 1867, at
which time he was at Cazambe, seven
hundred miles from Zanzibar, since
which no reliable intelligence has been
received as to his movements. The off
Gals of the Royal Geographical Society
will entertain no fear regarding his safety
until at least another twelve months
have pas ed. 1t is believed that he is at
present travelling in the mass of fresh
water lakes beyond the explorations of
Spoke and Grant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-12
UNION AND AMERICAN.
=. o. GKTFFTrIl 4 CO., PropF1eters
ron ToU.

A thought thought! for the rosy morn.
That comes through the gates of dew
But III keep kinder, happier thought
For twilight and for you. = Us
a word q word for the humming bird,
Atilt on the jessamine new,
al my lip let slip, but my heart will keen
Its softest words for you.
songi song for the mocking-bird,
In answer TO his so true;
But you know right well always keep
My sweetest songs for you.
a kiss kiss for the sweet red rose,
~ And one for fbe violet bluel
But standin sere at the garden gate,
All keep o.e back for you.
sighi a sighl for my paleRhite rose
That the chilling night Wind slewi a
But answer you when the lilies say, q
am signing most for you
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-12
BANKRUPT SALE

+ WILL SELL AT THE COURTHOUSE
Il door in the city of Nashville. on Saturday,
the 18th day of May, 1869, at ten o'clock A. NJ
the following property belonging TO the estate
of, ]. j entner, bankrupt Lot No. "a and part
of lot No. % of ii. w. Mc0avock' s addition to
Nashville, situated in the 9th ward, and front
ing 232 feet on Coleman street, and running
back to Cumberland river. Said lot has on il a
neat frame dwelling together with a soap and
candle factory containing a No steam sngine
and boiler and ali other necessary machinery
fos running the same, all of which will be sold
with the lot. ! will also sell one lot situated
on the corner Of Front and MOdeire streets,
feet. Besides the above mentioned real estate,
/ will sell large lot of candle boxes, potash,
Venetian red and acids. Terms made known on
day Of sale. ARTHUR u. WINSTON,
anrySfI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-12
The" WOOd" Iron Foundry
south Front Street.
WOOd & SimnSOn A RaeS prOnript0rS

" wv" u FI"117 T'711f - H6N'E'y y y VF
In connection with the establishment of
Wood Simpson, an extensiyS Foundry for
the manufacture OF every description of IRON
CASTINGS IS now N successful operation,
which Is under the control sf David w. Rees,
late of MOyeE ices x Co., of the College Hill
Foundry. Orders for Steam Saw and Grist Mill
Machinery, Columns for Building Fronts, Door
and Window Frames, etc. ETC., respectfully so
licited and prompt attention given to every
thing in this department. april 3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-12
SPRIN G MILLIN cry
AND DRESS MAKING.

e ADIES ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED
IL 10 cali and examine my choice assortment
oIgLACE and GRAPE BONNETS and STRAW
th1ODS, before purcaSinE elsewhere.
MRS. Z. W PRIOR.
l56 Church street one door from Vine.
apr24 I'm