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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27

NbsrifFs Serfauf. Gemdbbelts etns
venditio exponas 8eroreRnng an m q 5tes
.ribtef urb aberIiefert A4tbaren Gbancerps &ef
Sit ucn 8apbfon Gounts, GenneiIees bel Re mem Ots
seberp 9frmin 1862 TDeroe Id sum 6fentIideN 9ers
Ednt an ben Dtikbietencen gegeu bd0re Sabiung ON
Gourts Gaus sEbor In Ger Stntt Hafbpiae am 9 oHn
aben6, ben 20. M6rJ 1868, has nG65teEgn be-
fGrlepeme @iunheigentbuM bri1gens HGmgtd Giu
ErGEt &0Ro, 5obn SbddoIett aebErigs beIegen tfi
3iFaritt 9Mmme1 Z, DaDib on GountD, EenneFee
entpGitenn Sax N6.r,4rebr coer wefteers beeren,i
ME teot 8eeinnt bet etnem YfGbl, &c aft1feii
Stadotttts Giihweftede, pen ha wsltEtG IS 4oIes
ne@ etHem &fahi, Som Bates 6ffIider grenaltnte;
prn % NIT 9sEannter 2nie % Roles n1rbIicb 1ad
einem Bunft M BEN Gertrlim ber non Hrrnft mad
S s ta1rsnssls 5trabe. pon be NIT genannteS
SfTaBe npfntsa ~ oles mad einer Side; BON ha 70
Rcles nprDit@ h11 eiufm eidenen Tiebfreua In &C.
nannfeE @trGBe Dpis IN % 4ces NIB bid fad I'll
msm Lien " 9snahllfer StraBes pen ha rs NoleB
Eft@ nnD eem MnsGanaBpnnth r1if WeSd,lnn Refeof
ole bGe GigenfbnnI BON Sobn ShadoIeff M ei,,sf
Gxscntipn tn uetnen odnben ~ G,fllifer en N "a
6oweu, ~. " uoii BEN ia a. ~ ~
Iile far stIDa $S75 ~ seniissa Geos6sr be,r i9.
Sebruar 1863. 80 -
feb2O en-. 1onaIbfon. sber,H.
Dur@ y, 2. Gaiass su,1fu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27

.cSn @baneerp 10 sfafbptfIe.- Stodf ErnnefIee,
ais etsIt IMP gsassr, g1aneerg ss0s5lqL ~
60. uFh An6ere, &ideer, gessn zgeber u Dit1s ille
AnDere, 8efngte.-Da aus ben TN hteier Sage etlts
eeret6ten fi5aBitS IN Der DrianaIbfn berporgebt
bab Gb rIts wsills unn 3enrp ef1baum fetne Bee
uobner bes StaatS Eenntfee finb, 10 wurce ueror6s
net, baB e ibr Gri4eiuen bdrin Dor cher tnnegkolb
ben erftet orei Saaen oes nddben Eetutins gen0nns
ten gerIdbteS, gu balteu am 6 T e en- 4KUntug i'm
nd9ften MpriI 1865. rnchen uHo auf &ld9trs Blu be
fennef, antrorSsiI cAer GiRwnno trheben, wbrigens
fGls hiefeIbe ais i5nen sigei1ueeH erft6rt uhb
AZ elmer Anh5tnn9 ex parte anbe ronnt ne ben pir6
un6 nab hteie HerpTenpng fur pier aW fetanser fpIs
senee @o6en Ia Der Aaibuile Yreb nno 9imes unD
sex Tennsfles StaatsseitHs 5etannt sema9t ipetasn
Abf9Tsft bsglaabi9t:
Rprten 3. 5opeIL
Gleft upb Tlnfter. {.
Hn6 GefnEbfte1sr.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27

c%n @bancerp Sn CfafbutlGe -Gtaat TennefIee,
~ Office 0lelf uno Raiter, gboncerps @eriht su
Hafbuiues ben I. SGnuor 1855. - Sames %. 9Gras
more ataeer, sesen Srant 9. GOipers anO NnOere,
&efIGgte .-9n aus etnem IN bieier Sa@e elngereids
ten Mffibnpit beruoreebt, kaB Beflagfer, Sobn s
gstIber TEN Bepob ner oee Staotes Eenneee TT, 10
wurbe rerorenet, bGB er fein Gri9einen 6arin Dor
cber tnnerbalb ben eriteu bret Tageu bes n6dbfen
Terminr eenannts Gertd6ts. su haIten am 7 It n
W onto i'm nG9fteu April 1869, made unb aui
RIGasTS stu betennes ontmorte Deer Giuwuh erbebe,
rpiorGenfaGs biefeIbe oIs ucu tim snseitanben er,
tI6rt unb 81 elmer MnbSrHne ex parte anberaumt
mernen mirb, urb b1B hefe 8erorolinng fir pier dfs
etidnher fnlgenbe aBDben IN Der RefbptHe 4res rnb
Emes nrb Der 9snneiiee Staatsseitilas 6etGnHt ses
nabt werhen.
Abi3rift begluubis:
Nprten 9. 6oweII,
alert unb Raiter.
c. Otis, AnpaIt fir bigger.
feb2i,4u
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27

p
c<u Gbauetrp ga seafbDtae. Stat Eenaefee
- Gffice G.ert unb ahnftsr, Gboneerp sGert6i az
9af6uiIe, ben 1. Sonudr 1863 -aDu y. Biutns, RIGs
ger, gegel Yi30eI = @arrettp uno Anbere, BefIoate
Ga aus etne tn cteier Sade eingerei5ten Mffieapit
AeraorgsHE rne 9stIugte aRtbnet s @arrettps Gaen
@Grrettps GoIDGro @drrettp, ST Anna Cor, s .
Cos MGrr luina, G5arI.s nuinn, Minnie Guinli,
Srbn % aRe 6Dn6lo fefne Bemubngr heB Stdnts Eeus
gee fno nti6 SdB bic BohnpIdte Der anberen aefeks
Ed en- Grben hes uefifnrbeten Somss Errle (fpelthe
nbefannt finbl eidt bsfanut inb 70 IL btsbolb u.rs
oret motbens Dab e tbr Gyi9ciiten barta mr. pber
iuRHbalb bsr erften p.ei 1rgen BEG t9Ien Tertns
genaillaien gefi9.e 81 batter al Gfften W eus
ia TN nadtels ApriI 1859, MAG n IN uaf &l6gers
eBil bet-nher Gntrpe en- cher Etinr0iib grbeBert,
pipriseHfons bicfeIbe pom ibneR sn9eifunben ers
tld Mne ~ elmer Mnebrure ex parte dnberauirtt
ssroei. Nnn BOB otsfe Gerorenung fir pier unfs
einanoer folgenbe Nod IN Der Rafhotne Bret ,nh
Times ,sn Der Eeineii.s Staats;ettuns besannt &C.
mldt uerben.
R.8. SsweIL
Gleif lnb 4lafier.
s fsbz24w
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27
0NafbDiIIe ntaD g1Drtbtpeffern
asza zElz5zsza So
.SSS - 1890 ~ f71
0iIcnb0t1ls.

Ia y T.
an unb MAD giontag, ben 4. >. 81, unb Bis ouf
meltere 8etanntmadbung iufroen q ffag tier ge
sptf9en Gaibutle, 1tsmpbts, Ssnn. uno 3iGlnau,
Rp. laafeh.
NC ON m o atom.
gerldbt 9sdfbptle I'm ...... 5. 20 Nprgens.
9ommt on in sidmon -. ii. 20 sso5ts.
GIpres.
&omnIt an in Metrpbis =. 5. 80 Torgens.
&pmmt an IN Qtdmar 2. 10 Htoroens.
GeffIt@.
M Mcrpm o b alton.
gerIabt Oldham UNI 800. S. go gOrssns.
= linton Gitp nal -. 2. 20
N Nempbis I'm ...... 5. 30
Gomrlt an IN Yofbutue =. ii. As Ra4ts.
GEpreb. ss>
8erISst Oldham um ...... 6. 20 Nbsnos.
Dfempbfs I'M 3. Is E1dbnf.
2ommt an in NaibpiHe -. 6. 30 Rorseas.
Si McRsuste finset eenauer anfdIts an SteRem.
pbtS rnS QouisuiLe GlienbGbu mad 9rmboft. Mems
p5ts. BtHsbnr9' Stem Orleans IiO Glen id6rpeitliti
81 linton Gitp nit WObiIe unb Dbto unb Rem.
Orleans uno DHio Gifenbnbneii nad 95d6lIeab, Sad
ion, Senn., gtobiIe, AIa 6airo, ct. &Ouis, Gbicag
unb allen fheliGen un6 nor ipeftIt9en quntten.
sn Stdmou NIT Der atlantic uno HtifftiFppt 9dmpf
f@ifi- Ine 4tenFb bis :lns St. aonis ysadst @onpa9
nbern unb untern NiiIi fppisStrpm.
Sn RafBriue nit Der 9oibpiue ui,b Chattanooga
Soalspiue ltno 4oiEuiue. G6gefsIs un6 Renhdp, Hr&
Hafbpfae unO ecatur Giienbabn.
1o2 AReiIen bic tursefte #oate mad ct. aouis.
As Dlempbis.
as Stem Orleans.
Ba DaIIaf9. ztbIafpasen auf allen Rad:
.@ @spdd. gbeefs eur6 nacb allen mid.
tfsen Nnufteu.
~ Sebrpreis 10 biIIis aIs Der biliglte.
Tidets gum erfauf tn Der Gitp sransfer Office,
Ror6peF Gfe Gberrn uni Gbur9 Strate unb In BEN
9.afhuine uah Chattanooga Depot in 9tdibpiue. Eenn
6. rs. @pIe,
qrdFesut Der y. u. u. So. q. q.
u. &annis,
Sen. Aas er q. u. q. So It. r.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27
straBetl 8eiprcngang

. PEI nrtsrtsi@nete benadri6tist bic wasoer pom
salqDsns erespsnf, eae e 8orbereituneen eetrsen
len bic traBen su befprenaen. er
gat Eieros nne Ba9n N binreidenSer Mnsd6I, uai
cue 3aipttrnfen au betprenasn UNI, ala e;I, oiser
bsei1ger gaseer, btttet e UNI Sbre @umf.
Ie0o LEG Scbn &iIccin.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27
OfafboilIe an0 GbattonpDc.
Wtfenbabm.
I's..sI11zs,s's'' 80

Lip Die folgt:
Sassas nm As gsrsens, fsmmt in ebattanOOsa
uu 30 Nadbmittags dti.
ta9tsMg nm $50 Mbenos, tSmmt n G5attaneoaa
nm $50 Rpraen3 an.
- BeiSe Snse i@Iiesen ft9 tn Chattanooga ua@
an. F
Yohaeisrs mad gSofbinston, Baltimore. P5tabeIs
R9.a nno ssew Yort, 70 wie mad allen guntteu la
ssltAsnhelee UNI Btrgtnteu u1edea btrekfe NufhIfe
Ut 'ar s9nte 6ahrt, weun men Ben una IS goggtna
eon 9saiapIae abeebenbeu Bug nimInt.
Oies 1T bic fiir3efte gtoute mad benz
Sftenl
1asrPrsts 10 btIts. ute auf irssnb esnex ouaersa
Baggage Wirs nit eaeas fs tie oouse sstie Ger.
Pulaft' S@Iafuaeen BET ben Raatsaoea.
SbeFbpptIIe Att0mobattpu.
! 8erIdBt 9aibutIe um .,.3.3Ogz afbm.
&0mmt tn 9laibu lie an UNI . 1000 RrTn,
Rotiaetere MAD 9RcaRinnuile Mnb @anMefter, Wins
9e1ter nit6 MtG6nmn auf ben sSaerer Rspsiababuen
haben ben Gngsng tn 9iGibp Ne sH nekmen.
8. -. Sbomas, 0eaaTal sapt.
%. e. OanIep. Sen. 1ide Agent
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27
Ntlantiidlt HR6 OrDBe
@eitlid)r GiIell6aDli.

Oie fnr3e unb Oirette 9loute
50 e 10 WDr 0Df1On.
Stem. 5a6en, Bridgeport, Yrobiheuec
@Inira, Hittsbure, sss
Sarrisburg, RbilabeIpbia, Baltimore
~ Bafbtng to n Git D
ntlh allen qunften tnr So 80
% % 9Orf, S1en GugIanb 4. BeanfbIbhnfo
Smei @rpreB Nnrm5iige @
perIoer Gincti nati tdgIid inb m19en bifsEten an,
i9ins mt allen aanptetfsnbabFta aaa BEN stsen
u arssn erpreb uerIabt esnetnnasf sssis6
Ven Dors am ioiseaSsa Sas nm SIS r. ss 0isos
nm 600 .. so. $3.50
obsnSs 200 H. ~ srreit SsDs gcrE an: ,ssise
sRorsen nm ahx Rue @cltpu UNI 4lbr Nadbatttdes,
BaI1ce State 4com Sleepiug Gpades, fpeIehe en-
Gfeeana unb BeeaemItf bte aIer a1ihefen Hak,fen
Cincinnati beigstHfk nftb gtheu Sufd rad q -
Yorfs5ue asaaenwe9feI.
Dies 1T bic einalge &obn, auf ipeI5ea Rftos nkas
aBaeenwa4fel NAG steu gort burt laufsa.
Buggaee burdmartirt na9 allen BIabeu
i'm Often. .
ga 80
NerInnet Fidsts uia ATLANTIC AND GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY, ipelde n cIieIs 81 -
9nmTtboOt DfFeea Ia Sileea nns 8slaen IS taksp
s@'s .. D. eba.hna t..S4
: 3. .. Rnefevs n. SUI serS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27

Bon nrb mad benz 49, gsopetaber 1868 perbsn aiiae
abseben IN Ser5ia0uas nit aHsa wefIi9en 2iniea
pte folgt:
Bon 9untirs anO saIamsnea pom raicn 0epOt
$40 ". N. 9sepsEo Tases. erprss. benSaIamanca
(Sonntags aasgenommenl. 9dIt Sporaeuss
nile 9.t5 u. %. (Bbtft.) ontniipfeno NIT benz
5.25 u. 9. EnssserpreB pom BaFnIc, 5altenS
unS antnipieno ute untsn. Ianst in Rene gert
7.S0 o. R GrpreBs 8oit uon Duutrf tteItdb (ous ue.
noutmeu Sonntngs), bdlt in Salamanca 1000 u.
o. uno madlt bic gsrbiaSIns IN 9ornsaspine UNI
8nffaIs MnO errei9t Ren gOrt UNI 7.4O gl0r.
sas 3. @., aisbtuins epres uOn ealamanea, taa.
leIs1sas an I'm q 81 si4 p w. supgsr), ans Ger.
bjnpet fb nit beu tdsIt4en 2.50 Grpreb Bon
guHaIO ur'S tOnaint in Rew gort an I'M 7.4O
$50 3. d. stem gDrt gast erpreb, uOn 9uufirs taa.
li9 (SoHntass aEsgeaOmHen); bait 81 SaIas
Burners i1.08 a. 81. (sribff.J, uilS erreiGt Sten
- Dort 40 y. W.l urs NIT ben Hacbmittags 8iiaen
un6 SaHpfern mad Bottom uub ben Reuenglonfs
StdSten 81 uerbnsen.
gongafaIs. Dit Dem gOrE 8ett Rom Depot, e6s
uen GIGdnge 1lnh aei ignn Str. -
s.25 u. 81. 9ew gort Eaes<erpreb (SonHtaes aus.
genonlmer u; bdlt IN 9Ornea5Diae BIO a. ~.
flNraHfldl; eMsq ssSolsfa 2,S2 2. 9s,I giittas.
NepgDrt 10.4O Q 81. unh perbinSet ii9 in greoi
Ben0 nit Der Gei1uare; 21d0Daunu u. Osreof
@eiern Gtienbabn, ul'b in Ssrfep @its nit BEN
gtttterne@1s ggpIssans fiir Ps'ldoetTbia, 8oIts
7.sO u. ~. @ofEGypfss aber aDOn uub Sorn.usuta,
Ss na ss Se asSss9s gs a;. Sss
balm fin 9arrisburg, 8btlnbeIpbiG uno ben
SaSen unS erreidbt Bon gOrt 20 aRorgens.
$50 r. Sssst1 SgTsR sOna
NIB erret1t Stem 9prf TAO Dapraens. RsrbinSsi
f1 tn 5eriep Gitp nit BEN wlnrgen Grpre6aua Ser
Stem Seriep Giienbabn far Baltimore un6 sBaf5s
tnQ1Uus
500 a. 81 q. gla9t ergrss. tasl. teountaes duss
SD psrSIssSet ef 1, " mt Ssiags nm
Son 9unttrt une srrsidt Rew BOrf um 1f.4O
II 20 3. Dr. cincinnati ervres 4aoIit
G6isat6ss) bait Ia &asqneBanns US D. M.,
Us eEFsf4t Eeq sgOrf Ais q. 81: gsrbtass. ID
0arrisb,trg, PbiIabeIpbia, Baltimore, 8Gfhings
ton lsHe illSItdas RaEtte ano u gstU goss m 90
ben Ho9nttttaes 8iagen n1o Slmpfern flf
Bottom un6 Reuenslailo Stdetea
Nm Sonntag gebt iiur Elm 8ug 6ftItts wei1er Bufs
fdio UNI $50 g. W. perldBt Na6 Sser slOrt uH 40
Boz miltnss erreiTt.
s<sz- guGasiers nab gOiton unb sleu GnaIanb |
srSeit nit loren 0epdd in ew gort ftei berliefert
nam eli, refaenbeS thinner Indebtedness 4orarcre
fssSer re Sufeb bic in6nen EtdIer Der Ghenulra.
Gusquetdi'nn Dsnpapare ulio Hoinapo SLIME flbrf
Ole ben rentiliten uno Iurlri5ieften GdIafs 5Boaes
E6S- in 6eT @ Il -zs5G besIeIten aHe gsa9tsiae |
1W Gns tSep0d miro nit Ouras !
mnrten berieben.
Nab RaIasssprsis tets 70 nssbris, ais nuf trseat
~ Wlan berIaltge 8iIeis fur bic /
erie Giieababn,
geL9euuf aaen 4dnptsBi Bureaus in Eselten mt
Sahueften ~ babsn Inb.
Ism. u. @arr.
O., SRinbles
GemeTal- &apsvintsuhemt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27
@esinuenS am rs. Sau.Ise0

SON$seS wa ~ 4JVtSsACOO
3iiee tper0en tuie foIgt gehen:
8ertuIen Gdihpine :. :. $50 d. HR. unO $50 u. R
Grreiden 2ovispine. ..1.a5 " De. unb Aly0 q. ID.
Neioe Siiee mo9sn btrette 8erbtnbungen IN 9Ouiss
utue fSr st. 2onis. Cincinnati Snbtdro poIs, BAT.
ttmores Aaibin6fcn, 45ildbelpb Hnb Rem fort.
6ahrseit Don 9aibuiae mad 9sem gort as Stunaen =
iber Is Stuneen f9nsHer ala Teeib eiae anbeTe
Balm.
~ or9eu3l9e pDn VafbuiHe MAIDEN 8erbtnh,maea
NIT ben 91mpfera Der Ser, SfanteH YlatI 2iue ueIe
9onfspine nm ubr Qo9mittaes psr.aHen. Dteie
Dampfer modem eireften Anj6Ins IN SiRrtanati nit
allen 6rtbshgen mad benz G[ten.
Gbeds r0er6ea fir @epdd pon RGibrtHe mad 81.
outs, Gbte1gos Cincinnati anb allen 0fIidbeu AoRPts
tdoten Gusge9ebeH.
1eS Sef $50 p. Or. Bug BON RofspiHs fdba
Sonntags ntht.
9ouottn Aceommphattoussus ueridst GQaztin
UNI 9.15 q. II. f6mmf IN 9Gftutue nm 40 q. Ie.
6u.~ 8erI66t RofhpiHs UNI 3.45 r. 81. urh f5mmt Hna
$40 Abenbs tn @nuatin at.
AIbeEt Siuss
SAM 39e Sen. Sup. Y. u. u. u. q.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27

Mge 3itse laufen birsft mad Nep gorf.
~ 460 Wfeiten Obne Bagenls e1feI.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27

Bon arb mad benz %. Nopetnber 1868 uerbsn 2iiae
absebeh IN 9er5ia6uas nit alien weftIi9en 2iniea
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27

Gtefe eiienbabn erfiredt fd pou
Durfirf mad Netp gorf 400 Reilen,
Buffalo mad Stem g|Orf 423 M9rtien,
@aIanaanra mad Rem grrt lis Msiitn,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-27

%22-N WeiIen Der fiirselte gBea,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-02

A WONDERFUL SOUTHERN Discovery.
In the South, where liver complaint and
bilious diseases prevail to 80 great IN
extent, there has long been felt a need of
a medicine that would act specifically
and promptly on the Liver, restoring it
to its normal functions, and at the same
time be safe from after effects, and yet
so simple that it might be used by any
one. It is claimed that DR.. TUTT's
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS supplies this
want. They act directly on the Liver;
their constant use will not injure in the
slightest degree the most delicate consti-
tuition. Females at any period may use
them with great benefit, and realize great
relief from the distressing nausea which
they experience at certain times. These
pills are not recommended as amioersal
cure-aH, but simply for diseased Liver,
and those maladies which follow de-
rangement Of that important organ, such
as Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indiges-
tion, Loss Of Appetite, Costiveness,
Piles, Jaundice, Sour Stomach, Ladies'
Heartburn, Chills and Fever, Foul
Breath, Restlessness at night, and Flatu-
lency. These invaluable pills may be
found in every Drug Store of any note
in the South and West. A2S6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-02

Victor Cousin had laundress in whom
he took q good deal of interest, having
known her since she was an apprentice.
He one day said to her: ''My dear child.
have you ever read anything by me?"
mo, NJ. Cousin" "Would you like to
read something I have written?" ooh,
yes NJ. Cousin" He went to book
case, took out duodecimo volume, "Le
Vrai, le Beau, le Bien," and gave it to
the laundress, who went her way de-
lighted. At the end of the month she
brought, as usual, her bill NJ. Cousin
examined it and said: "Hem! total, 13f.
Csc, from which we must deduct 81.
soc. for the book you bought t'other
day-balance Of. Csc. Here are 1Of. :;
you may keep the 25c. for yourself, my
dear"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-02

"Such horrid feelings as I experience
no one can imagine, and I don't know
what it is about; I feel despondent, and
as though something awful was going to
happen" Expressions like these are
constantly escaping from those suffering
from liver disease. If they would only
take Simmons Liver Regulator, the de-
spondency would be dissipated, the
spirits would be cheerful, and the body
restored to health. A2S +6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-02

a. "REMINISCENCES OF BYRoN's Boon
COMPANION, CAPTAIN MEDw1N. The
moral atmosphere in which Byron's en-
tire life was spent was for the most part
very far from pure. view years ago the
writer of this article, then residing in a
German university town, accidentally
became acquainted with the Same Cap
tain Medwin who was authority for the
dear Duck" commencement of Lady
Byron's letter-at that time an old man,
decrepit with age, enfeebled by disease,
and melancholy withal because of the
recent death of an elderly lady with
whom hG had lived in those relations
of platonic intimacy hallowed by
the mutual attachment of Cowper and
and Mrs. Uuwin. A casual acquaintance
with this unhappy man was sufficient to
dissipate the last vestige of that fool
hady admiration which every one in boy
hood conceives for the wild life led by
Byron and his fellow roues at Newstead.
Captain Medwin had come of n good
amily-being cousin of Shelley-was
fine scholar, having made the acquaint-
ance of the classic writers in their own
language and on what is left of their
own soil, and in his day had enjoyed
some reputation as man of letters.
But as 1 knew him he could have been
only the wreck of what he had been
once. His face bore unmistakable evil
dence of man i'll Mt case. He was
grabbed, fretful, misanthropic, and, I
fancied, jealous of the well-earned repu-
tation of the men who rule in the Eng
lish realm of letters at the present time.
He ridiculed TeEnyson, and spoke disap-
provingly of Bulwer; but complimcnted
Longfellow, and declared that he would
rather have written Poe's Craven" than
any other poem of the present century.
know not whether he still survives,
but if he does not, death has done for
him a more friendly Office than was in
the power of friend or relative; it has
soothed q spirit to which life misspent
had made rest impossible here.
Portland Me- J Adcertser.
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WHAT IT WILL Do.-Judge by what
it has done. Heinitsh's QUEENs DE-
LIGHT. 1t has cured sore leg OF twen-
ty-tive years stnading. It has restored
to health persons long diseased. 1t has
cured cutancous eruptions, tcttcr, &c.
1t has cured the dyspeptio of his COM
plant of long standing. It has restored
to life the child supposed to be dying.
It has produced radiant glow on the
female cheek. It has invigorated the
feeble and languishing. It has impaired
vigor to the young. It has vitalzed the
decaying functions of age. Il has puri
fled the blood and invigorated life. II
has cured Liver Complaint and nervous
disorder. 1t has proven to be a great
blessing to females. It establishes regu-
larity of the organs. It is the lamp of
life and way to health, and everybody
should try botte of HE1N1rsH's QUEENS
DELIGHT. ALA
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-02

The New Orleans Times has the fol-
lowing: "Lost-A President; answers to
the name OF Ulysses. Has q persistent
expression, and is hard of speech. Is
dressed in army uniform, and addicted
to smoking. When last heard OF was
fishing in the wilds OF Pennsylvania.
Whoever will return the said estray to
politicians and heads of department at
Washington will be literally rewarded"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-02
WNNsBono, s. G., August 81, 1851.

To Ms Editor Of Ms Columbia Pheniz:
Your Fairfield correspondent Iibetsl-
list, t,e1pfesses his '"beIief that the pdsi,
tioi ASHAMED by theswinasboso Nes.cs
meets With little sympathysin the Dis
trict, and does not represent the senti.
ments of our people," Without as good
opportunity, perhaps, to know as Libe-
ralist, 1 ain yet certain that many OF our
citizens, formerly good Democrats and
always solicitous for the honor and. vel
fare of South Carolina, are disposed to
give the anti-radica1 course recommend
ed, by our editor, very serious conside-
ton. DEMOCRAT.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-02

Gustave Dors and Blanchard Jerrold
have been making systematic explora-
ton of London, from Mapping to Ken
sington. among high and low, with the
view to great work on the great capital.
ID. Dore has made a most interesting
collection Of studies.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-02

PRETTY WoMES.--A comparatively few
Ladies monopolize the Beauty as well as
the attention of Society. This ought
not to be so, but it is; and will be while
men are foolish, and single out pretty
faces for companions.
This can ali be changed by using Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm, which gives the
Bloom of Youth and refined sparkling
Beauty for the Complexion, pleasing,
powerful and natural:
No Lady need complain of red, tan
ned, freckled or rustic Complexion who
will invest Is cents in Hagan's Magnolia
Balm. It's effects are truly wonderful.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-02

IMMENSE SACRIFICE OF SPo1NG AND
SUMNER GOODS AT G. F. JACKSON SIN
order to make room for our Fall Stock, I
am determined to sell off Summer Dress
Goods, Cassimeres and Linens for gen.
tlemen's wear, together with many other
articles, Mt and below original New York
cost. from this date. ..'A2112
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-02

"Wns Lincoln Catholic?" is q ques-
ton still discussed with much earnest
ness in the religious journals. a Mr..
M, writing from Paris, affirms that
the late Bishop of Detroit told him he
had many times heard the confession of
young Abe Lincoln. We do not SEQ that
the matter is one of very great impor-
tance now, one way or the other.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-02

A distinguished Methodist minister
and prominent temperance lecturer once
remarked that go where he would, from
one end of the country to the other, he
hardly ever failed to find PLANTATION
BrTTERs, and while he condemned the
practice of using these Bitters too freely,
he could not conscientiously say that he
would discard them from the side.board,
for he had himself experienced beneficial
results from their use, and that, from a
long and. close observation, he; was con-
vinced that when used moderately, and
as o medicine exclusively, they were all
that was recommended. At the same
time he warned his hearers not to pull
the cork too often, for they were far too
pleasant tonic to trifle with.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. A28t3