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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-14

- . as &c q u olfum 0es
@rin5en albert. Ser fiebente
Sabrestag Des 9rin3en gilbert tuurOe
am IA. 8es. auf benz SdtofIe Binoior
in aefuobnter 3uriifge3poenbeit ge@
feiert. lin IL llbr 8ormittaas begob
fiG Die &0niein, be9Ieitct bon alien
gegentpdrtis in Bin0ior unO Srogs
mere Soufe reII0irenoen Miitalie6ern
Ser f0ni9Kden camille (Onrnnter OaS
preusifde fronprin3Iide Yaor) mad
benz Waufoleun, I'm bas @rab oes
beritorbenen Yrin5en nit SStilmerteuen
un0 Blumeu 30 beltreuen. Sas Wau>
ioIeum eebt leiner 8olenbuns NIT
raf6en Gdritten ent9egen. Sur nod
eitige 8ilobauerarbeiten unO aluei
groBe @etnaIoe febIeu Der innern
pra1tboIIen NnsfHmIduna. Das
9lenbere 1T BON 9tein, baS Sanere
aana bon Nfarmor. Sine 6lu1t
i6tparser Warmorftufen fiibrt 3u elmer
@aulenbaHe bon Granit, tpel6e ben
3uaana biIoet. l1eber Diefeul, i'm
Snnern, befinbet iid Elm SemtaIOe bon
Der Snn0 Der Srau Sronprinseifin
bon Breu6en, beIHe = aIeihaelbt
I'M @ebrou9 bes 9infeIS ipie Oes O1eis
BeIs - aud sn ben BiISbauerarbeiten
fir 0as Wauialeullt eilen 8eitraa
Iiefern ipir6. Die inMere GaIle, Scs
togon nit 0rei GapeHen, entbdf ben
m0Iliben Sartophag aus Mberoeener
grnnit, 6efIen Dedel bon elmer Wars
morItatne oes Yrinsen In Iieaenoer
GtelIuna eifi gDerR N1aroAetti's =
aelhmiidt DirD. 8on Der Defe in 3
Gapenen banat Elm proAtbDIler Grons
Ienhter aus @eIO un0 8ronse bernie<
Der; bic taittIere eht5aIt eirlen MItar,
iiber tpeI9ent Elm grobes Gsmalee ,,oie
@uterltebun9" ansebra@t 1T, un6 tlber
Oiefem ipieSernm fiebt Der 8eldauer
| ,,bie SiameIfabrt" al fresco auf Gle
Eede gelnaIt. Ginen annabernOen
8eariff ben Der 4radbt 6es NaaloIe.
unls, tpel1es ibrioens bieber BEN
Rublifpn uibt sueaneli6 fvar, eibi
ser un1itano, snb es bisber iiber
| f200, 900 foitete, cine Sumnle, iuel9e
Die &0nigin auslaIiebIib aus ibrer
9ribatfdatuIle befritteu bat.
gerIin, %. Sea. Ser f0nia<
| libe SCfpbotograpb 8. Saafe bat, Die
DdB SIT. Bl. beritbtet, bon einent Qeips
siger HreunDe, Dem Bu@banbIer 6rn.
u. @ieubraf, foeben 1900 SbIr. nit
Dem Outrage su9elanOt erbaIten, Diele
Gumnte I'M 9lamen Dee Deutidben
SlIfs goulite's in RbiInOeIphia BEN
8nnbesfanSIer @rafen 8ismarG III
iiberreiGeu. Diefe &umne foH mad
8eltimnaung Der Ginienorr unter ben
SGultbrsffl OlprelBens, unb Suar in
@umnen nidt unter 10 SbIrn. bers
tbeilt iperoen. Sine unberboffte @eibs
na1tsfreaOe fur bic Betrefenoen. SIN
Naar3 D. 9. bat ba1Ielbe Gonite In
WbiIaoeIpbin fd)on eiirnaI benz Bum
besfansler 1860 Eblr. FIR DRprenben
einoeianOt.
Gus SIofenS, IA. De3., iuirr
oer Srieifer 3eltuHg sefdrieben: Sell
Nlentana bat feline giaHridt, feIba
nidat iene BON Der SinriHtun0 Nfonti' 4
un6 SoQnetti's, cine foIde 9lhfrcaune
unO GnfrIltun0 berborgerufert, aIs bic
aeifern M6en0 bier eingetrOfene 2lbs
| ihrift Des llrtbeils Der papltIiden De
rid,te, lpoDurd abernAnls 5ipei SbeiIs
ueBmer Oes DoriabriDen gIuffdnOsbers
| fu5es I'm 6irmenIfaate gum Eloe uni
u onoere 50 Iebensl aHgliGer, 2tls ,12s,
10ss 81 uite 3slabri9er @aIeerenifraft
perurtbeiIt tpnr6en
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-14
9Onnsritag, ben IA. Sannar 1869.


SSA&S%@~&sSA 49, - %eeS*S 80
Sn GoIee zines 0feifeberi@tes bes
Dr. Nit1er aus Detroit, tueldJer ilber
oeutl6e 8nEanSe f6reibt, baben in ben
Dentl9en 8Iattern bier gu 9anoe einise
@ortfampfei in Be3us ouf Die Gtelun9
Ser SSrauen in Nmerifa unO in
! SeutfdIanO ifnttgefnnber. 8abrenb
sas cine 8latt fur Das Deuti6e Satni<
lienlebeu unb Die Gage Ger beutlden
Srauen lpridt, bebt Oas anoere Die
GteIIung Der ainerlfanil6eu Srausn
berbar un0 briidt fitb in aiemIid5 bars
ten BOrten iiber bic @lei6guitisteit
Der 3eutlAen sesen ibre Srauen aus,
in0esn fie 6enielben bic f9uerlten 9lrs
beiten aufblrben uno rubis neben ei>
ner 2aftrassaben Srau einberl6Ien<
bern.
Sc Oiirfte tpobl in OieIer 8e3iebun9
einioe uebertreibung auf beiben Gei<
ten 9lab ss9riffen baben. OaB in
gGmerifa ben Srauen I'm 4leemeinen
ueniser &rbeit sueentutbet tUirO, oIs
IN Deutl9Ian6, 1T ueltbetnnnt cap
aber nnSre oeutiden Srnuen bon ibren
N1anuern ais 2aftbiere betradtet
perseu, pie es Or. Rrit6er bebauptet,
1T 11nfnn. Gas falIt @iemanOem Elm.
Dos gan3e @eBeitnniB Iiest BARN, baB
in Geutfdlanb iiberbaupt mebr une
e. ansefrengter searbeitet iuerben muB,
g an sn beitebeu, aIs bier unO bas Saber
an arme SainiIien Die gtotbweubigs
teit berbortritt, ale Srdfte, Delde are
beiten f6nnen, aud CUR Slrbeit berbet<
: snsieben.
@eben mir uns beilpielsweiie in Der
aauopirtbfdaft nm, 70 miro Sober, Der
einen @ereIei6 in Oiefer Be5iebun9
swil6en beiben 2anOern gu MAIDEN i'm
@tanDe III, sugeben, Oab in Seuti6s
lamb Der WaneeI an 8runo unO Be-
ben i'm 8erbaItaiB sur 8eD0lferung
surd fIeibiae Scratching unO ratio.
nellie gultur eriekt perren n.ub, uenn
Die Wsnfben ni6t srabeau berbungern
peIlen. 5eOueDe 9Irbeitsfraft I'M
81 Sallfe ruub baber bas Sbri9e ba3u bei@
traseu, UNI ben grnnOFlGen ben bod.
fen Grtrd9 ab5u0eiuinnen uno Die
{ Eurert bnbeu 0aber bel ben armeren
Bauern auer6inss nit i'm SeIoe, BET
ben tunblbabeueeren tpeui9ftens i'm
Sanie tldttg au ftbaffen, aber oas
Ie1rt bic glotBpen6igfeit, ni6t ettpa
Elm rcber sIeid8iiItiser @inn Oes Baus
ern eeeeu feline before SaIfte. Dasu
fOnrStt nod, oab in nnfren beutf6eu
9onDpirtbf6aften Die 9lrbeit irens &c,
II tbeilt if, elm SeOes bat iein befimmp
tee Separtement nnO uenn man beuts
i3en 2anopirtben f6uIo siebt, 0aB fie
ibre 6rauen fir fid arbeiten IafIen,
uie bic Sn0ianer ibre gquaps, fc
tueiB man entine0er ni6ts bon Ser
Gahe ODER min in blinber @ubetuno
draeritonifdjet gefbaItaiffe ni6ts Sa,
bon fpiiIen. 8enn es irgen6nO tiid).
ti0e, rafloie Nrbeiter eisbt, 70 fnO es
iidsrIid unIre eeutiden 2auOtsirtbe.
Sbr 6IeiB 1T ia fsIbit bier gu 2ano.
befeitpiuis onerfanut tUOrOen.
gBas bic Beuobner Der Stable II
lbeioen 2dnOern anbetrifft, 10 benton
mir, Oab Der llnterfbieO in 8esug gu
bic gteHung Der Stauen niAt iiber,
mabis srob iein iuirO. Ber reid If
ma@t ids bier tute bort bequem uni
per atm 1T, .nub eben arbeiten. 81,
9erbaItnifIe bringen aaes nit fid uni
60 III Oaber llnredt, ipenn man BEN
6barofter zines 9olles ireeno ettual
cur 2og Ieet, mas leOisIi@ ourG 81.
itrense SetbmenOioEeit oeboten ipirO.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-14
-. 17s7ssssss.7a e y. 9 ll.n s. oug Sheriff
l11 9ur9 q. g. Mllita, Deputy.

ait;oo e a 1ettanf.-SH Gemdbbeit elmer ven
;iberI;s9sIR. eAas Seroreng an mih aefidtet unb
r;Ssa uem Atbaren Circuit @eridbt bon s,as
sfSants, Tenn bel isinem September Ger.
geilbieten6sn sesen boore RahiSu any ~ s.
- M9Of g peg Staet Raibptue am 6omnabeMn. her
20 81, s5enar Pas feIsenbe GrunSsieenthmu,
oa4ngsHl naMlld Elm 91us unh Got In G5iib-SsoSbs
Gthe Dstqes hlmuer 527 1T, Sin TSoff, itrose
lan1 40 6nb fu6t9, ba 1856 4peftIt NOD s;1,sy
Anees pph % 70 Srb n5rbIitb, pcsI bd 1856 Sns na6
oem Aus9angspnnte uno NIT 8eidIaa neieet ala
pas gtgentsnm pom Sobn 6ouopeter, Iu eineP eres
1aI'on N meinsn ednoen 81 @uHffen uon g. 81 q8oIs
est UNI 9egen obM 9ouopeter u anbere fir $fa5 Is.
ben 50. December 1868.
- Gr Dr. 0pnaIhfo n, Gheriff.
lal Dur9 Sntn g. Iari5au, Geputp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-14
efF1iene aluseise,,.
nf5n

&berIlf'e BerEdnf.-Sa @emdsksit elmer ven.
s4ssAV RonaS 3erpxbning an MID qeribfef a,nn
MegTIassleEE pom M@tbnren Circuit @e1fdt nom 9as
Usol0a o eohntu, Eenn., Bel feinem September Ters
MlMs 1ooo, neres t9 sum 6erfIi4en gertaf al: BEN
y s.noietsneen gegen baare SabIrna am Gonrthauss
19or IN Ger Staot salbUiHe am onnab NIB ben
y: 5anllar 1869, nu9tebenb bef1riebene afnberet
oeer Sbe 2anb beleaen ib befinhIid Tn GiniIhi,is.
go. Don 3autbfon County, Eeua., beasenn ME
lSl9t; Befflt4 pon Der 2dnoerei pcn s. 9homos
ettgdlsenD 122 Mdsr, nfe6r p6er mefiaer nm nj,
ueigiag belest ais has GtsentSHm BON a. @. 6ops
I'M I'M, ssnes gEetatEan IN mtuen 6ditep al gnnjte
Sntelefen unb Rotten ~ geaiieen. geoeber Ben a.
De3ember 1868. s.ss' wa %.
G. 81. 8 ma 5 on, gbenfi.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-14

Bon urb mad benz %. glouember 1868 werben 9iiss
abeeben in 8erbin6uae nit oHsa weisIi1en ainiea
Dte foIgt:
Bon Sunfirf unS saIamanca pom uaisn Depot
9ep Dorf 8eit:
lSOnntags nu5senommen). 6dIt pprrteuss
pile S15 q. N. l9btti.) anfniigfenb NIT benz
5.25 81. R. Eoess Cypress pom Buffalo, boItenb
nuc anfnipieno pie unten, Iarst ia Eerps gort
am LAO 9iabts on.
7.3O ". %. erpreBsRoit non 9untrf, idgIi9 (aisges
nommen 5ounta9s1 bdlt in SaIamanea 1000 y.
so. lnb ntabt bic Berbinbung in 9Drnelspile Inb
Corning nit benz 7.30 u. W. GrpreB =4oftaua DON
Buffalo unb erreidt @ew gort nm 7.40 DRors
gems.
s.25 4. T., aisbtnins Grpres por galomanea, tdss
LID (ausgencmmen Sonntaesl bdIt IN 9ors
neIspiHe an iIin Ola q. ~, (5upper), rnb per>
biribet ii1 nit benz tdeLi9esl ESQ Grpre5 ron
Buffalo pnb fnnint in Stem gort an nm 7.40
81. M.
$50 q. 30. Stem gorf ged5t erpreB, non GlnEirf t6s.
LID (Scnntoes aus9efomnenl; bait 81 SoIas
mdnca 7.i0 =. 8.; IN SIeau S.f5 q. 81. (Sup. y
burners .o8 q. ID. tSribft.), tnb erreidt SEEM
Nerf 1 40 q. R., un NIT ben 9a9nlittass Siigeu
un6 9ampfern mad Bottom Iab Sen Nenenglanss
Stdsteu 5u DerbinoeE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-14
grie Gilent)aI)ll /!
|z5zzzzz=1 ssSz.zSzzz s:s.assss 49,
~ - - .Ez7sEesEsSa
Grrefr, breiter Damn. DoppeItes @tleiI
mad
S1efp 91Drf, Npffpu
unb Menenalanb-9 t1etfn.

Diefe eiIenbaba eritredt litb pou
Durtirt na9 9iew gICTf 400 @eiIen,
Buffalo mad gfftD gCrf 423 Mfilen,
@aIamarca itab Stem gprf AS Wiriltn,
unb 1T pom
EE2 % % MieiIen Der tiirseite gBeg.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-14
ROnsuHaIo. Dit Gep gOrt Sett pom Se7ot, ode

Ron8nfaIs. Dit ylerp gorf Seit pom Se7st, ode
pon eTaGnge lnb Wi6igan Str.
70 VI. 81. Stem g)ort Eags=GrpreB (Spnntogs aIss
gsnommer); bdIt in 9Ornenspile $40 u. Dr.
(Drii9itadl; si.s qie5anna,2 .S2 q. 9, (9sittags
5efugnrt 10.40 g gR. lilo perbifieet iio IN greot
Bens nit Der 9sIaware, 2adamonHa Il. Great
Me1tern eifenhabna uno in Serien gitp nit benz
9iitteinatRts 9rpreb;uS fur 4bitaSeiFBia, Baltic
7.50 u. ~. 4of-GrprsB. iber auOn unb SorneuspiHt
ttdslib Sonutaes aIsgenommenl. getbteOet
filb in Gilnira NIT Der aprthern Central Giiens
bdbn fur Garris burgs EbiiaDetphta unb ben
Sheen Mnb erreIebt ytep D0rt 40 aRoreens.
$50 - W. eisbtilins GgpreB tansg aioHtnIen Sonas
toQs), bGlt IN 9prneuspiue uf 6.15 g. %. sup
uiTD erfeidt Rep 2)ott z. Az aRpreens. @er5iHbet
iib IN sJeriep 9itp nit bsm Mprgen Grpre63ug Der
yterp Serie9 eiisnbabn far Baltimore nn6 @afbs
$50 g. 81 81. 9. Eo9f erpres, tieI (sonrtoss d.iss
genommsn1j bait in Yoltage UNI $50 p. Dr.,
nno perbineet iidb nit BEN 80 Ysdmitta1s aug
pon 3unIirf NIB elreidt Stem 9erf nm 1f.40
Ydebmittags.
if2O 3. aR. Cincinnati Gtprss tdeIib tar,ssenommen
GonntGgsl; bait in GllSluebanna 7.5S ". aR.,
(Sriibftiid) Burner $50 q. 81, tYslttdgeien)s
itHb erreidt Jlem Dort As g. ID. Berbin6et 81
Sarrisbara, a5iioosip5ia. gaitimsre' asai5inas
ton iln6 fuolfdhe 4suntte nno IN ReD yort NIT
ben glodmittass 8i:esn lti6 RampErn flf
Bnffon uno Renenglanb Stdete.
@n Sountag gebt nur Elm Bug 6itIitb, weICtcr 8uf<
falo nm 30 r. %. periiBt nno 9eu aort nm 7.40
Bon rniitags erteitt ~
IueT0e init 6rem epdd in Stem Dcrf frei berliefert.
R6s 8eganisHlie srsifenoen bietet bic erie Giiens
in6em he. bufd bic i16nen 3bdIer Der Gbemlng,
Susatlebnlina, Sedmdtpnre iaib Hnfn1po SSlie fbtf
Sie bet ueiitiIirten uno Illriri5ieen Sold Esacea
/ Ia N Der ss 1t -S9g begletteu aHe yid5tslgs
aui ptejer Gifenbabn. eSf
H Das @epaCf miro NIT 8urds
narfsii berlebTn.
NIB Rufas;erpreis sts 80 nsSris. als aaf irsenS
elmer anoern 2inie.
GE Wlan berlanse 8ineis fir Sic
Grie Gilenbabn,
rpeIfeauf anen 5Gpt=8 Billet gursans i'm ggeisn rn6
Sibpeiten 81 baben iiao.
gDn. %. Barr,
@sneral-paIasifF-sIefnt.
s.. NibDle,
@entroI-@ upertnteueeni.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-14
2Duisoiiie nnD O1afbDiIIe
Gifenbabn.
.saf q 3 =
ISerfif Suburban 1869.
8eeiunen0 am s. 91o0. 1868

Sesinnen6 am s. Np0* 1865.
3Hge iuerbeu iuie foigt geben:
9erlailen Eafhpile J.. $40 3. N. lno $50 81. aR
Grreiden aouisDiue - A 80 q. ~. unb 4O0 %. VI.
Neioe 3iige mabsit birette @erbtnounaen in 2outss
piue fir ct. 2ouis Cincinnati, sSnnianappIis, Bal.
tllHore, g8afbington, PbiIaoelpb nno 9eu gort.
Eahrssit pon 5saibDiue mad Stem 9orf IS Gtunben =
iber - Stunbeu i6neIer ais trgenb cine ahoers
8dbn. 4ssfts@ - &9sa
y prgensiise pom RafbpiHe mabens 9erbiHbungen
nit ben 9ampfera Der 8er Staten geasI Zine rpelt
2n,risoiLIe urn lIbr 9odmtttn9s perInfIem. 9ieis
9ampfer MAIDEN bireften AnfdIa5 in Sineinnati mil
alien Tribsiigen mad bsm Often. sssst
Gbefs weroesI fir @epdd uon NafhuiHe mad ct,
oSf Ghleogo, Cincinnati unO allen 6iiIid en- 6aupt,
itGbteH GMsgegeben. s-
Bar Der $50 q. 81. BUG Don e0fbpiue fabr
Gonfttnss nibt.
@anaiin Nccomnobatioassas perIdst gauatir
UNI 9.15 9. 50, f0u1ntt in 9nihuiIe I'm AS q. R
an. 8erIdst Snibpile nm S45 ". 81. ifph t6mmt I'm
6s20 Atenbs in GaIIatin AT. "a
Mlbeft GiuF.
SAM 3g Sen. Sltps &. us9t. 81. 81.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-14

ale 3ige Iaufen brett mad Stem gDrf.
E% 460 Meilen obne gBa9eniS leI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-14
NafbDiac utl0 9Ctatur
Oifettt0Dtt.
Die Iaast bsftsBenes
Ol.r68du8issg 6pcIlemba bn
mad
SuntsbiHe, Wempbis, 9leiu Srleais,
O1obile, Selma u1b allen
3uilhenpuntten.
8seinncib, SOnntae, BEN 15. $40.
Dember 1865 1lbr Sbenbs.

4affa9tersase
gerloien NaIGDiue nm. ..........s 4.40 aRpraens
uflb .s..s... ..- 7.0J Mbencs. ,
81 mnien an III ecnlur I'm =. L. sBornn.
uno ......... 500 Dtoreens.
8erlGiIel. 95eatrr nm : 9.55 u cabs.
inb .......-. $40 &prm.
GrEt,nen an IN 9dftriae nm. 10 gioIgeits.
nHo. -. } 90 9o6m.
Sra9tslse-
8eilaien Eaitpi1e UNI : eco Dloreens
&omnlen an IN Decatur UNI r.. : 600 Abenbs.
SerIaen Decatur UNI -, ;. .....s. 6.45 MRFgens.
Gomn1cn an in HaibpiHe i'm $40 Abtnbs.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-14

Bon uit6 mad benz 3d. Goueniber 1868 perSen 8lss
abeeben in 8erbin0uag nit uHsa weitIiden siuieu
mic fnIdf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-14

Berlin, 10. Sec, .0as g'nus
Der MbgeorOneten bat iid beute, mads
benz es ben Gtat 0erihOireften 9teuern
erIeDigt bate bic 3unt z. Sanuor mad y
fen Sabses berta9t, unO Der SSinnn5s
fainifer bat babel bic GrtIdrung abges
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-09-02
ExCEsa aEge.

We are receiving almost every day
papers directed Bugte, with "Plcase
X" marked on them. But as these
papers are made up of "ChicagC
outsides" with nothing inside, Oh
"Chicago insides" with nothing
outside, we beg leave to decline, a.
we have already q number Of just
such papers on our list, which are OF
no earthly account to US, for when
we have opened and examined one
Of them, we have learned the CON
tents of the entire batch-aIl are the
same, with the exception Of change
Of heading. The man who is print
ing a paper for any community, and
has not the energy and enterprise to
get out his own paper, had better sell
out to somebody that has, and cease
to inflict any longer an imposition
on thepublic. OF what service would
an exchange be to them when their
papers are printed miles away from
their own offices? We can't see it,
emmett BIuTS B7iqle.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-09-02
How is HI?

Democratic journals are pathetic
over a coastwise voyage, by the
President and family, in a Govern
ment vessel. They shed no such
economical tears when those sterling
patriots, Howell Cobb, Jerry Black,
and j. B. Floyd sailed all around in
the Harriet Lane, taking their fami-
lies for pleasure, and the red-dressed
Marine Band for music.-Rddicdt
sheet.
Because in that case Howell Cobb
paid the expenses of the voyage out
Of his own private purse.-.Sotooaic
sheet. ......z-sa ..1 a7a 81
He didn't do anything of the kind.
And, besides he gouged the Govern
lnent out of several millions by
inefficient and stealing management
of the public finances Chicago Post.
All that don't make the matter
any better. If there is wrong, it IS
wrong, no matter what the precedent
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-09-02
NEWBERN, Iowa,


Messrs Eiiors.-We solicit space
in your columns for few words.
Your readers are doubtless aware of
the fact, that there are, in this County,
n number of Temperance Societies,
designated rs Chapters of Temperance.
They are also, no doubt, conversant
with the primary object or design of u
Temperance Society, whether it be
known by the name of "Sons of Tenn
perance," Good Templars," or
"Chaptcrs of Temperance yet in
regard to the Chapters Of this County,
particularly the Newbern Chapter,
there seem to be entertained, by those
not connected with the Order, very
erroneous views or opinions as to the
design, or rract:ca. utility OF such an
Organization.
Some look upon the Chapter as q
bogus concern-a new-langled move
mcnt put into operation by unprinci-
pied men, not for any good whatever,
but for the express purpose of hum
bugging the people. Now, we must
confess THAT since our connection with
the Order we have been utterly una
bic to discover the least semblance Of
"humbuggery,' or imposition, either
in the Chapter, or on the part of Mr..
Stuckey, the Instituting Officer in
this part Of the State. But, on the
contrary, we have been impressed
with the idea that II is a good institu-
ton, worthy of the support and en-
couragement of all deprecators of
intemperance. We are convinced
that the Chapter Of Temperance owes
its origination and progress thus far to
the efficient and praiseworthy fabors
Of philanthropic men-men actuated
to work, not from any selfish motive
whatever, but from genuine temper
ance principles.
While we recognize the rights Of tho
people to oppose any movement that
would, in any manner, prove deroga-
tory to the interests or well-being Of
the community, we deplore the oppo-
sition to an Order whose highest aim
is to ameliorate the condition of our
rum-curscd land, by the use Of all
proper means for the suppression of
that most deplorable Of evils, Htena-
perancc! Yours in l.. l.. and r.,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-09-02
TE,e YPrger Case and the
supreme Court.

Advice to General Grant: TO issue
an order to his military commanders
in Virginia, Mississippi and Texas,
to make no delay in trying cases like
that Of Terger, and TO allow not
more than six hours to elapse be-
tween the capture Of murderer, and
if he is found guilty, his execution.
Had the officer in command at Jack
son, when Yerger killed Colonel
Crane, organized drum head court
martial, put the villain On trial, and
hung him before the sun went down,
we should have heard one loud and
prolonged cry of rage and despair
from tens Of thousand would-be i'm
itators Of his example; bat there
would have been no more murders
of that sort. AS it is, in few months
the cut-throat will be smashing
around the streets Of Jackson again,
ready to shoot the present command
er of the post, from behind tree, or
from second-story window, and
every one Of the thug-knife fraterni-
ty i'm the unreconstructed States will
be gloating over the impunity with
which a s--Yankee Ofiiccrn may
be slain. The farce Of his trial by IL
civil tribunal, to which the Supreme
Court will remand him, and in which
every juror will at heart be his con-
federate, will not be worth public
contempt. The whole affair will
only furnish a new illustration OF the
consummate puerility of the endeav-
or to govern a turbulent and rebel
liOus people by military law, from
which everything inthe shape Of PEN
atty has been wiped out. Yet, from the
out-givings in the McArdle case,
and from the known political un-
friendlincss of a majoity Of the iudg-
es, we are convinced that we shall
by and by be compelled to announce
the result that we predict.
From beginning to end, the fatal
error in the treatment Of the South
has been the one that crops out i'm
this matter q fear Of hurting some
body! Though the ruling classes in
that country-We mean the men like
Yerger, in Mississippi, who control
the organization and action Of pOlit-
ical parties, and who, by their yio-
lence and treachery, are the terror Of
men OF peace-are just as essentially
barbarous as so many Camanche In
dians, it has been the constant policy
of the Government to piacate them
by disgraccful concessions rather
than to terrify them by the certainty
and infiexibility of its justice. 1t
should have begun by hanging a
score Of the leaders in the scheme Of
infinite murder that they called "se-
cession;" and then, by the bayonet,
it should have restored the order and
security that the bayonet overthrow.
For offenses dating back to the rebel
lion, it is too late to begin the work
of punishment now. johnson with
his infamous policy, made crime and
law synonymous; but we trust that
Gen. Grant will see to it that he does
not make the same mistake. But let
us wait and see what the Supreme
Bench of Candidates for the Presi-
dency will dol CAicogo Post.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-09-02
LATEST NEWS.

FROM YESTERDAYS DAILIES.
Gold .33I.
In Chicago market, day before
yesterday, wheat was generally act
i've and firmcr, no. closing at 81 .2G!;
corn active and steady at SS cents;
oats moderately active and irregular
at A to A! cents; cattle steady, range
of sales from So to s7.12I; hogs dull
and shade lower, $40 to so.
In st. Louis market, same day,
wheat quoted "dull" in one report,
and tolerably active in another;
range from sl.05 to s1.55, Spring to
fancy Fall; corn firmer and in better
demand, range from SGl to 80 cents;
oats firmer but quiet, Al to 50 cents,
outside prices; cattle, common to
prime, 81 to $3.50; hogs s. to $40.
II inches of rain, and a disastrous
freshet, at South Bend, Michigan,
last Sunday. as
The c. b. 6 @. Railroad depot at
Quincy, with all the offices attached,
and between 20 and 80 cars, was de-
stroyed by fire last Sunday night.
Loss estimated at about 100000.
Pres't Grant has returned to Wash-
ington from Saratoga.
Paris newspapers of last Monday
assert that Burlingame has received
dispatches from China to the effect
that his Chinese treaties are cordially
received there.
There is trouble in Rutherford
County, Tennessee, between the ne
groes and lawless bands of white men.
News from Cuba indicates that the
Cholera has disappeared from the
Puerto Principe district. The lead
ing Spanish journals on the island
don't profess to say that the revolu-
ton is being suppressed at very
fiattering rate.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-09-02
low A NEWS.

The cqualizcd valuation of the
State of Iowa, as decided by the Cen
sus Board, is s295, 119, 9,lll--enough
for State so young and so new.-
Register.
Iowa seems to be rapidly increas-
ing the number of its sheep, instead
of decreasing or standing Still, as i,a,
been reported. In 1868, it had $780,
930; in 1868, 1,4j0,7S7; in 1867, 1,70S,-
95S; and in 1869, it has 2,291, $40. The
figures for 1869 We're gathered from
accurate sources by leading wool
growers of the State, for presentation
to the Wool and Textile Exhibition
recently held at Cincinnati.-Idem.
The Republicans of Mahaska Coun-
ty have nominated Maj. John F..
Lacey and Hon. NJ. T.. Cuts for their
Representatives-good men both.
The people of Adams County are
agitatcd upon the question of re-
moval of the County Seat to Queen
City. This town offers to convey to
the County half its town lots IL the
County Seat is so removed. We
learn from the Ieo1er.
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ono nipIt Inst rccly and torred and
footbcrod q ec,,au.oo who had boen
oo,;,,a ., ,roc,ror for an inf,pous
woman tbare We nloan from the
! y5,jo1.
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into ., inramous house thcro and
rui,od. and ,otor - vo,no bahn was
found abandoned in a fence corner
rba Coto (G,, uivee nar,iculars.
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