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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30

DE 8unbe. Die @oIiaei mubte arobe
Anltren9un9en MAIDEN, UNI Die 0fu5e
tpieoer berauifeIIen.
ger benz Gontite fur NlitteI uno
Wege I'M 6auie Der 9fepraientanten
bts @engreBes fbIus Serr rs bittensen
ser seln gdasfefretdr terner nidt au
9eltatten, Bombs aus3uSe5eu, tuorat,
0te 5ntereGen in GeIo gu sabIen iinS
0fan sIanbt, bab bic MaIoritSt 5es
@smttes ft@ oanlit inberifan6sn er.
h6ren ipirb.
Sn yfetD gort tpur0e elm oetpiiTer
Baloron, iUeI6er bic neuIi@en arosen
8autranbereien in 8roetIpn ousaes
fii5rt baben fO4, berbaftet.
Rua. SeselO in 8aItimore tpurSe
0nrh oas Ser. ct. OtFritt Gerfd,t
IN $1,000 Strafe 9enomnen, tueiI CT
Der Stenerbeb6rSe feine Qln3eiqe iiber
gtablirunS feines @ectifcirunas : @e>
i1aftes get1abt bate.
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9eutfd)e ApOt1tft
$. SO. @aeIpa,

SO. 10, EnbIia Square, BEN gsarh5a4s seseniiber,
.
Den 9erren Aeratent fo1pie benz beutS6en gnbIifum
i'm Aagemetneu epfebIe is meme rIf frffde1t ,,rS
oe9e1tene psrMehrten BorIdtbea an Mranetsr, Gbes
mifalIen, Tntents gef6t3tnenr TentereIGs Tarbert,
Dsten 2. 0 %. poblperfebsne 6etfe &POtbefe. 6ers
uSDnsera saebert5r n NIT SOB, grom unb
aud. - ''''~''''''''H w
asaepts perben init beionserer Mnfmerf5amfeit NIB
$6nttlt9fett bel TaG un6 Hndbt burcb Serru e. 9,
49, 81 eTauntHtrtsn eeutf6en Otbeter pers
sEHsf' pnop 20 3R
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30
Grnfaee's Weraauf.

Sn @emG6 teit riner llebertraeuuos- llrFaube
an bie Ralhptae 8niIhing MFpcinti0nn ertbeiIt
am Ia. Sttpber 1856, IL Bud Sc. 90
@eite 137, verhs ID am 6reitagx Ben %.
SanItay 1869, auut SFtntgi5ea @erfaaf aeaeu
haarr 3akgung am GrurtbaRs-9 bpr III Der
@tntt RelbpilIe Cbne Die 9SUbItbat Der
Observation-Disclosures bee IA selianntrr
urfRuhe .@rnnbeigentbum brinern, beIreen
In vFeRen 9aye abolition az @albbille, NIT
218 Gub Grert an her TTanfIin ptte nab be-
ereift BE Cots Nrs. 4, 5 unb 6 unb eiaer
EbeiI bon Got 80. 2 tl1 sennnnteT Ahbitipn,
byprtbetarif4 rsrtfdntet an senauntea lIUefaz
ticlt, blird g. o. yaDne.
Der GrISs IA sur BefEiebisuus per II &c.
nannteT uebevtraeunes urtnnoe erI@eTteu
@HuIben a. neTiuenbeil, tuteul etn 8etraa
ben fiebenRuntegt unt febenunrliebsiN HpI-
IarS in6 fIrtenuneusunSis Gtliis, ebRe :3inIen
ttno aneer6eIa Die Rotten fiv 9laefiihriina
bielEr 8oImadt bic beute faQie Fnh. Urn
10. 9annar 1859. N
slnf @sfsSlh te 8Oarhs Der 9freFterer,.
Mnfpn HeIfpn
t1nl 6tIgB SHatmeiIitr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30
AIIerIti.


Sn Stein 9Ort ieA eiia neues 8I0tt
inter BEN GiteI ,,Sfeue 6estH erf9et'
men, ipeI5es bic 6raienre9te bertbei'
otgen nirA 80 - -. -
= SIN bennfsIbanif4en 8u&tbanie
fu&te nenIid Elm etrafIine feiue Gnt.
iuei9uuo anf cine iebr fnnreide Reis
le ta betUertfeaiBeR. &c fp0rte allen
gffig aufS Ben e erbieIt, nsa1bte id
aus einfm GtaG Sled cine Gpribe
unb beiprttte banIt nit BEN @fIig hen
N16rteI 3lptf Ell zen Steimtn beE aubes-
rem @efahenibmanb f. Eanee, bie erdi@
lSfe. Rod marb er entle&t, ale er
beinabe etn God, 9rOb gen,1e, tans ibn
our9auIaheH, seletitt Hattss
Sin 9eaIIadnietts 5srrf&t bas8e.
Iecipe0 Ssieber. 5n elmer Ottf&aft tee
Staates ilf cine Wfetb Difens& irb In
einen 9seIoeipehsRint umeepanbeIt
ip0r0en. -.
= GAieaao fsa Bon eiaem 10 Reis
len laneen 8eugebarh eeteulperAen.
W1an rednet, cine Sutittiie bon $2,S
0o0, 900 sarauf 81 berissnesu. is
Sin Berlin iuurAen on ei,Ittts .ilI,S
oemfeIben Gage bic bier SS&ter eines
rei@en 1anqRiers an bier 8riSer bers
beiratbet. Die Observation-Disclosures
waren febr einfaa Mtib bie bafir Be-
Fimmte SumHie nurAe ben Mrlneu ae>
sebea. M -
= Sfodefert, Ser 6erausaebes Der
y Saterne@, bat Iidb mad sIsren3 teees
ben. Bon Sa eebt e. Ha4 Nahria.
= auf Der 2e5isb 9aIIea (8a. lGi,
fenbabu, tpeIde I'm Sabre 1856 er6ffs
net tuuroet betrue Bee aokgentronsport
IN Dem aeuannten Sabre 9073 Sonlen,
i'm Sabre 1868 ftieg btrfeIbe aber auf
J, 225, $50 Eonitef. - SO
: Sn 8biIdbeIbbia nurDe Elm aress
artiger 8aH In Der bottieen NlceAsma
of NfAfe beraHfaItet. Slnl BEN 8yos
3ramus isar felgen0e 1emertnna az Ies
len: SDagatea ben atueiSeufigem Nnfe
pereen nit @trenee altrii9 Getuiefen."
z8arun, frast ii beige biefer slotia
line DaIlse, marnsli ipeE6en midi mama
li@e @etf0neu ben aneiNeatiGen S9nfe
ebenfo freas aaridsepiefenf -.
= - -
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8afbinetonl29 20. San.


ae 8as G9akamt bat fir $640, 600
8onbs an bic Union 4aeifea uno Die
GentraIs 9aeific 8abn ertbeilt.
Sie Guprente Court bat cine Mntts 4
fisspenfisn 8eaen Gidter untpripoob
BON 8irginteti berfii9t. SerfeIbe ipir6
befduIeigt, ntebrere tuegen NOrSes uno-
GranOitiftun0 Derurtbeilte gefnngene
entIafen gu baben.
Capt. SIM. 8ierce IN Cincinnati
Akrfnhte Gelblmerh, inbenl ct ban Ger.
Gdngebriife in ben SbiO fpraiig. 0us
&C ieDnd unten anIangte, beoann CT,
Iant mad 6iilfe Su rufen. Sin Wann
elite ia eineun Sabn con Der RentufD
Geite aus su 9iaIfe ltno bradte ben
Captain poblbebalten mad Gebineton.
Sen. gbernlann lift BON ct. Qoltis
mad STEIN SrIeons abgereiit.
4 Qlus 6abaua iuirD beribtet, onE bas
fpanifdBe 8rie9sfdiEf V8enanSit0" mad
ainer f6arfen SaeO einen engliiden
e56oOner gefanoen BAT, an oeilen 8oro
fid q Gubaner befanben, neI1e stl Def.
.5nlurgenter 9ebra9t iperoen folten. 8.
Sn Der GeerGia aeeisIatur ipurbe
Der 9Lntrag auf bic 8erlelbnng oes
Gfimmre1ts an Die Sraueu etti9ebra6t
nn0 Oab Nfrs 8eehers Stone eingeIae
Den iper0e, mad Qtlanta al fonnnen
nnD Oa8 Gentle gu i1Ifruiren. Sin
sGmenDement nurbe poreel6Iaeen,.
9oraee BreeIeb aufsuforoern, eine 8eee
l6er 6rauenliilnnaredt 81 balten.
GRurhe sflprff1nrfeff.
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straben 8eiprengnrlg,
Office ssr aatssias strassnssfprensua,


Office Der Ratboine acknowledgements
VI 80. . Glib Gberrpitr., "a. San, 1869.
au bic aiirser Don HafbpiIIe;
pa Sc aubise Sakrssset einsetreten III uuS gieIe
pdnf4en, bab has 8epren9en Der Straeen fefort bee
9aue, 70 tpoHte tG Sbre AnfinerEiamiteit 6od5ar5s
tMnAspoH auf ben flmftdnb Eenfer, Nab Am bas @erE
penfdnDig mne 5inreiden6 aus3Mfabren, IS iebr n1
tbt8 IT, oaB Me euds ha5u beiiteuesn pAten @ieIe
Bilraes frD Der urtgen 4etniings bnb es 1u6bremh
oes He9enwetters nict uergte4 werAetI iote Biirbe
elae 3cte Ebe5fe NON AAen nHgeHDmn9eR, 70 Ypttxbe
tenaMo eat @frE GMefdbren f6nlse1l, pbMe @erIuifs
~ erlsees % pc Auseoben gerau bieiebeu ftnb, Oh
es nun regne cher ob bic Gcnue fbeife I'm heEer
eeles ggert niDt bios III eiflen fonbern ANS ~,
Sorlgsn ser @ta0 slnfhutEe aus slfAbren, oppeiirs
ny gee9agtHgsscA an bre 2ibernttdt Mnb erind,e
JeDetflaMu, fgtn &4ernS3n betaufrnoen glafRSes.
t g cets 5eipEenBliHgB @eicbdft cine hreiisbries
eTIaefAlle srIauat nna tfreibenbs Qrifte fiir Sag
teloe eruotbtH babe bin Id efftfdbIofs.s ~.
gtisr ~ sssSs iSis sIanbe ii sbfer oIer
Snlssseien9es td Sbnen aHesl Hid ar,
Giener -~~sses4s 0vs ssypFInHel
ia2est Ga4n
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30
RabelsO epefcben.
COMPILATION Oes germ6geus Oss
&0niss bon Sannober.
IS Arlington 20. San,
GonereB.

Genat. Yetitienen ginseu eth
aeaen Qualification Oes M[aban1a Der
TRACES unb um cine GeIbbeluiaiaune
sur 8eoba1tune Der Sonnenfnlternif
I'm gluguit.
Gen. Sarlan bra6te cine Bib Elm aur
1lnterfabung Der 0fempbis unb 81
Yafo gifenbabr1.
Oas 9enfons >Gon,ite fpra6 fi@
aeeeu cine: Penfnn fur Nrs. 2incOIn
aus. sas. .az.5ss.s ~ "A ia
Die @iIlon'lbe Biu, tpelbe bic 9lrs
lnee re0uSirt, ipurbe aitgenonnlel nit
bem 3ufabe, baB bic. beiOcn Dafanten
ariga0es 0eneraliteaen Dor Der 5anb
ni1t beIest merOen foIIeu.
SaHs. 9fepr. 8eaman beridtete
iber bic 8epiaieunsen fur oas goRs
1epartement. Cur Sefung bes De>
fsits fna So, 780, 900 notbig.
Das conltitutionele ENHANCEMENT
Dur6e in 8eratbung 9esosen. Sin
bufat, ipsIder berbietet, Qualification
uerr mad 8efb ODER 9ilSang 81 per<
Ianseu, Durse NIT IS gesen As ber>
morfen.
8ertoaulfg. 58stFIE1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30
An9ebDtf.
Office q. ~. Oepar tement,l
3 Is Staat EenuefTee.
fhuiIfe. TeNf1 cSns1 "a 1850

.ssf Office q. ~. Depa rtementa
ea Staot EenueiIee.
NafbriIIe, TeRn - san. "a. 1859.
sRTueebpte pernen Ia ntefer Office ooss a,ers
~ 1pnen, peIde Gonirafte fir aieferrlug foIaCnber
MrtifeI einsuge5en witftf@en, bis gum S, Tebruor
1869 enfgegenGencmm 81 ID M
1000 sEaar BeinfIeioer( Snfanterie J
1900 MfiIit6rs8 Iufer. ~
3 1000 Cute (tpolene). gIsss m
y 1000 Da0r @triimpfe. rs
q 1000 Haar llnter5ofen.
4, 600 Getnoen (tuoIleme). a
1000 NfiIitdrs 8Ianfets.
1000 9aar G6ube.
1 900 Sberi ode.
1900 Yfunb WeB. @ort ODER Gped.
500 4fuuo 8affee.
500 8fnnD 3uder.
200 8funo Geife.
100 YfunO 6ersen.
200 8fun0 Salt.
800 8funo Bobnen.
Die aeIeferisn MrtfeE miiIen BEL ibTsT @bIieierno
tn 9RafhptQe, Senn., non gutter Atoiitdt fein.
Das Departemeut bebdIE iieb tas 9tec1t Dor, aEIe
2ieferunseny fouobI 2on RIeituna 6IB 2ebensmits
tel. bic pom gernger Eunlttdt iin6, III pernelfen
GoitrnftDttn BADEN Stnerbeit ffr Sic eewi5enbafte
MnsIihrNng nes Gpnltastes iu itelIem.
ean2s 1p Mtbett o. 1apIea. q. 81
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Setanntmadjaag.

SD. u. GeIeGrapbe ms GDmpaante.l
Haihutue, ben 70. 5annar 1853.
Die 4iireer pom gaf5uiue unb iImaeaen6 uelSen
@bnr&ftrase naCb ~ ~
80. % @olIe9eftraSe, eepanee gIod,
perIest por6en If.
Bur Att0mosation nnferer Runben IUerben mir
enc HUetgoffee an unfere1n alten PIa8e, Ro. "a
Gbur6Rrabe fort 5aIten.
Dte &tn5en hIefer Gempaante erftrefen fe6 na6
tap aleu- 9euptpuntte bn NIT hefl
Gt!sntii8en uno cuHGnif&ea EeIesreDben 8ebeIn
unler Department ftif SdnbeIsbertdtte enruf1not
toan@ ete 0Iotationen Der sin5eimif4en unh frenSs
2Str f1nS enti9Iofien, aHes IN unferen Ryaften Al
t1un, I'M unferen Rnneen p5Uies genustbntua Az aes
pen, uno uerr@ern oieielben, bas unfere 9reije 70
2iAie. 'T''''''"'"
1aasO It &C.. @ppIe, Manager.
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s Fl 9 + a p 3,
Gpneref J Sertebt.

ssm8seriat in seOrbsearpltna.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30

GptLnsI
9te Bud b1n6IunG uon g @Gfer u. Rorabj
IN 9ganelphi1 bietet bier, IN Ausfbrung elmer lana
ge1egten S5es, gum erten HEaIe cine GoHlmluna pom
peetl9en Mnh profdif9en 2ebensbiLbern aus BEN els
gentbamlt4 af3iehen6en unb anertGnnt dbaratterts
ff9en HoItsIeben Der 3ent5 sgenafpIpauter in ben
Meoer5e1gnnG eab bieies nnferusbmen cine pieIfeis
fIge freMnntide Anfnebme finben Dtrb.
Jm situate 4snnfy tganten bat fi5 rrrsuGspeiie por
onen Stoaten Der Union non feiHeg 8eftsbeIuua an
stn Kern neti4er Bep6lffrung niebereetdfen nhb
9altem, Der bis aut ben bentieen Gag fetn y9ltbes
eeltl@eS ABe1ens fetne heuff6e DlMnharf nn6 Miis=
orMdsweife beibebotten Bot u1ib beffen eigenthnts
hes terngefunbes @oItsIeben oHgeusein befonuf unn
iPri9D6dii9 9eworben iff.
Der lite GpfIus ber vGem6Ihe aus BEN 8enufuEs
nGntl9eH 8pltslebeR" egfdetnt in onfpre1euSer Mss
ftd lung. -
SnhaLt: @orreSe IN pennipIuanifb 9eutf6er
Erofn. 6rtthttngss @e6i5te oAer SIM Sriibiabr.
Sommers@ebt6fe ober SIN Gumiaer, 6erbft<
@eeidte ober: SIN Serbft @inter sGe6idte
Oosr SIN Binter. @eburlssan;eieen. 9eis
raibSs@ebinte. AIerief. Bonn Rrtea 4eiim
grdtte. @on ben Battles. Bonn &e5mfemme.
Spee9es iiI Erpfa.
Bel gitn1tiser Anfnabme uirb ucn 8eit Az Belt GIN
nsaer eptlus oteier SaHmlans ansereibt perSen.
prets far GptIuS L., elegant geb. 80 Geufs.
fetn geb. NIT @pIh fcbnitt $1sS5.
philadelphia.
Die SerIaeebanbIung
&dbdfer u. &ernhi.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30
@rMe AaseigelI.
GruBesJS afred- Cuufett
in Der
Surn6aae.

Hrr9Ramm;
~ 0nDertiire sur peiBen Dome pom
Sotel0ten. ............... .Grdefter,
y Siuertiiiement fur Ia Grenhe Eur
6eiie, pom Offenbud6 .........s..s
81 Yeri gBaIaer pofl 2abtstp ~ Crdeier
~ s9te PoftH Don G6Nbert, GoIpz
Gefa1g Observation-Disclosures urner q.
81 EarantelG aus Der StuTanlen Don
= Eortia Ord s1er.
ton hes &nrnperets
q Mtta 8ttto Yoltd. ........Or1eiter.
80 @rie aus Ter S6Spfing uon6apnu Gunner q,
y Ouuertiire 5n SohGHn non 4arts .Grdefter.
aol Gnett aus Der Gper Beltfar ...Turner 8.u8.
ID 4iUertifiement aus ssm 5retf1ft, Ordkefter,
~ S1umortelen.2eot5er uon 9nHgt. .Gr9efter.
l5l W0Hoerlteo Don Rrod1 Turner g.
~ @b0r aus Ga ErauiatG. :. ....... Or1efter.
l9l OeFltrsggor!@ Don Ean3Ier... .Dro5efter.
le1 Arte aus Strooeu1. !. TuTner q.
I'D Dtperttfiemert aus Sobann non
,o Yorlss .....-.... .Orebeiter.
10 Splpbtoen 2Ea!ser pom 2abihfp, .Or@eiter
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0efebdftS.Rartelr.

AsR 0s56aftsfar.en Der foIsenben @rt pen Sret
lle llnb 1nsfsiSer fpetben fir Ginen SoHar per BROS
# ein9eriidt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30

Sn Stein Nort feM Elm neuee 8l0tt
inter BEN GiteI .,Sleue 6estA erf9eir
men, ne[@es bic Srauenre6te beftbetS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-30
Mabrib, %. San.

SIS miro sefa9t, bab 0ie Naitaliebei
Der prebiiorifden Megierana fammtIid
81 0aaiten Der 8erufung bes Seraoqs
bon Nontpeniier auf ben S6r6u bon
Spanien 8eitimmt iin0.
Die probif0rifdbe Negiernna bat eine
berubigenOe 8rotI0nlatiou an bic Sra
ton erlahen, iuerin fie ertlareu, feline
S9rItte ge8en Die Neaftion tbun ~
iuoaen, oaB fie sieteIbe absr f1arf be-
iuaben tuar6e.
Cine Yetition INN GrIaiIune zines
Setretes, tueI@es bic Gn1an3ibotion
aaer felt September 1868 aebererlen
Gtlabenfinoer ertlart, iuuroe bon Ser
Geglerun9 on bic @ertes berpiefen.
Gin Hroteft uurbe segen Sic Bee
banolun9 6es papfIi1en NuntiuS bier
einserei9t. Der 8ifaof bon 8uraos
lift nerbaftet porOen.
Den Sniur9enten in pOrto 0fico lit
Mmneitie geuabrt tuorSen. - Nie
Sta0t Wfaori6 1T rnbig. Die 6rets
tuilIisen iteben ns6 unter Bnfen.
4 as 2onhon,29. San.
Der @eianOte Reber6s sObnIofl bat
cine @inIaOnns Der itabtif9en geb6r.
ben bon Glasgow au einem Banquet
an0enonimert.
Der Ser ct. 6elanote Su6erman in
@tben ertlarte geifern in elmer Oieoe
bel elmer 6ffentlihen Geflidfeit, Oas Die
ameritanifbe 9tation aufrihtia nit
0riehenIan6 fDn1patbifire nno Die be-
fen 8iinf@e fit oafeIbe BET sem be-
porfebenoen Sample nit Der Siirfei
be9e.
Ser Observation-Disclosures Bull.
earis bat relisnirt. lleber ben gnts
fdIub oes Roni9s besagIt5 Der 0lns
nabaae Der genferen5bei9luIe 1T nod
nidts Sefnitibes betonnt.
Berlin, 20. San.
Die preuBii@e @beeorbnetea. 9au,,
nter bat Elm 0eies angenemmen mad
meI6em sas Giaentbnm Des Gsnias
bon Sannober eonfiscirt pirb. Sin
Borf1Iae, benieIben ipegen Sodbere
ratbs ail3ntIagen, tuurOe beriuorfen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-15
Picnic at MIIrOse.

To the Editors Of the Union and American.
The Elm street Sunday School met at
their church on Saturday at s O'Clock, aud
after listening to 8 short address from Els
quire Paul, proceeded TO the depot Of the
Nashville and Decatur railroad, where
they found train of six cars under the
supervision of the efficient Capt. Robert,
son, in waiting for them. Soon the train
was crowded, the whistle blew and we
we're off for Melrose, arriving there about
9 o'clock, and soon the grove was filled
with hsppy children, laughing and sing
ing, or chasing each other over the velvet
grass "a merrIly and nimbly as the mer-
maids sport over the sum- kissed crest Of
the ocean wave, or gamboled in the pen
ciled rays of the silvery moon when the
bosom Of the deep is placid. Fl
Many Of the party called at the residence
of Mrs. Brown to pay their respects and
we're cordially welcomed aud agreeably
entertained by that hOspitable lady, and
her beautiful and accomplished daughter,
with conversation and music. After din
ner the picnicers seemed to have grown
selfish, they began TO separate in twOs, and
look for shady trees and singular, they
seemed to prefer those furthest from the
crowd, would get away off and even then
they would whisper to each other, | did
| not understand it.
The most exciting occurrence was the
| foot-race between Il gentleman Of nearly
seventy summers and a married lady.
Stakes-gratiGcatio Of the children; dis
tance-cunsiderable under the Circum.
stance; time-rather slow. On the first
| heat, the gentleman came out ttCO feet in
advance; on the home stretch his gallantry
compelled him to let down, when the lady
came out long breath ahead
The only other circumstance Of note wai
the coming 10 contact of the earth with tins
body of corpulent E-quire, without much
damage TO the latter, though it made quite
distinct impression upon the former
Judging from the progress the Esquire
made he must have thought of JOsi
Billings expression, "Stsrt a man dow
hill and the whole world seems CREASED
for the occasion" The injury, fortunately
was slight, and the fall rather pleasant.
At 6 O'clock the party returned 10 th,
railroad, got in the cars, and soon was il
the city. The party are under many obi
cations 10 Mrs. Brown and Capt. Robert
son, also Mr.. M. G. Cotton, their eficieu
Superintendent in charge, for his nntirin
efforts to make everything pleasant.
C.. f. w,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-15
THE DEAD OF THE WAR.
Sensible and Liberal Sentiments from
| "a N0rthern Preacher.

- hOrtnern FFeacueFs
The Rev. Mr.. rockingham delivered
a discourse in New York on the day Of
the decoration of the graves Of the Union
dead, which concludes as follows:
Il mean all who died 10 the war were
equally victims. rhe Southerner and
the NOrtherner-those who fell with us
and those who fell against us-all were
victims laid on the same altar. | would
wish that we all did this as one nation.
Let us strew these flowers not on North
ern graves alone, but on Southern graves
also. They were equally brave they
were all equally faithful to their ideal
their valor was common, their feeling
was common, their endeaVOr was COM
mon, and the same devotion to their
cause was common to each and each
side was devoted to its ideal-One side
no less entirely than the other.
NOrtherner and Southerner each cher
ished his purpose; each had hope; each
was full OF confidence of the ability Of his
God; each opened his Bible; each made
his prayers to the same Deity who dl-
rected the battle; they were common
victims laid on a common altar, in cons
mon cause. Oh, we ought by this time
to be able to do justice to the purposes as
well as the spirit of our foes. They bore
more than we did; they sacrificed more
than we did. Their homes were burned
over their heads by fiery shields; ours
were left untouched. They are obliged
to bow their heads as conquered; we are
privileged to raise ours as conquerorsi
| would drop tear on one oftheir graves
as quickly as on one of our own; and
am willing to affirm that the guilt was
not theirs alone. We were all sinners
together. Thesemer
filled their place, not shrinking, no
swerving. They only knew that they
were under orders; and in their place
Whoever they were, let US remember
that they did their duty; they were gOoC
soldiers. 1t was a great word--sweet
lovely is it to die for ones country.
greater word is this--sweeter, lovelier i
it so to live that ones country shall b.
sweet and lovely.
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NEW YORK, June l4--Advices from
Rio Janeiro by mail TO May 8 says: A reo
ligious excitement prevails a: Pernambu-
co which bids fair TO cause the expulsion
of Jesuits from the country. A bill was
introduced into the Provincial Assembly
forbidding Jesuits and Sisters of Charity
from entering any Provincial charitable il
situations, and attention Was called 10 an
old decree which expelled Jesuits and for
bid their return.
PARIS, June IA large number Of
secret documents, having reference to the
late disturbanc es, have been discovered by
the authorities. IL is asserted that these
papers prove the movement was agitated
by paid agents.
Baron Hsussman, Project Of the Seine,
has resigned his Office.
Ishmael Pashs, of Egypt, yesterday had
a pleasant interview with Napoleon.
The city is now entirely tranquil.
MADRID, June 14-In the CorteS on
Saturday, Gen. Prim in reply TO question
said no King would come forward in the
present uncertainty. When the regency
was settled there would be plenty of candi
dates. He regrets the refusal Of Fernando
of Portugal, but thought it not irreyoca
| lilo
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I.iberasLsy Of tie Fraternity I'm WE
hanson - Fine Crops and Elegant
Hospitality
To the Editsrs of the Union ard American:
At your request, | give a short account
of our trip into Williamson county last
week. Our travelling companions were
John Frizzell, Grand Secretary of Masons
for Tennessee; Rev. w. A. Nelson, Deputy
Grand High Priest, and Dr. A, r. Pink
ston, late of Williamson county. Our
special business to visit the Masonic
lodges in the county; to place 10 a proper
light before them the great Masonic en-
terprise Of the age, viz: the founding and
endowment of Masonic Widow and
Orphans Home, where all those dear ones
unprovided for can be fed, clothed, educa-
ted and prepared for usefulness.
The plan is to raise money enough to
purchase one or more large tracts of land,
rich in soil, healthy in location, erect the
necessary buildings for moral and intel
lectuAl training for the children, and cot
tage homes with gardens, etc, for Mothers
to erect such shops as are useful, and with
proper division of the time of the boys,
have the soil cultivated and adorned. For
carrying out this noble project we visited
Nashville, Triune, College Grove, Be-
theada, Peytonsville, and Marshall colleges,
and gave them the privilege of volunteer
ing in this good and great enterprise.
Your knowledge of those good people ia
such that il will be no surprise to yon to
learn that they accepted the privilege Of
| fered them, and without dissenting voice
| in the fraternity, subscribed the neat little
| sum of seven thousand dollars-Hiram
Lodge, at Franklin, having previously
1 snbscribed twenty-five hundred dollars.
| The Chapters promised (nothing prevent
| ing) at their next meeting 10 add three
| thousand dollars, making a total for old
| Williamson Of twelve thousand FIVE hun
dred dollars. The hospitality extended
| Ms by the brethren and sisters on onr
/ round was unbOunded. Such feeding and
kindness made us very unwilling to leave,
/ but business here forced us to return. The
country passed through was new TO most
| of "a, though We had heard much about
| il; but it requires visit through that rich
/ and fertile section to realise the half that
is said. We saw many rich and beautiful
/ farms that would make magnificent lOca-
| tons for the home The beautiful fields Of
| wheat, rye, barley, Oats, cotton and corn
that meet the eye on every side is suffi-
cient 10 tempt you to evil by coveting
what is not yours. The wheat and cora crop
is very fine; the cotton and corn late, but
| in very fine order. With some the har-
vest had commenced, and there is no rea-
son why we should not have new -four the
present month.
Here is to old Williamson; long may
she waVe T. A. TEoNIAs.