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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05
s. q. ebeatbam, GIerf, eeseu 8. 5,
8, 81. &humnte.

NGe Rebte Ober #e6tsDobItbnt ouf &tsoereinI5e
fungs TpeILe 8. $. .. g. SDnm6te tn ben beibeu fp[s
oence &onetrafttn baben mag, heIeGen in benz s. Dis
ftrItt non 8nDicfon County, EehR., ndmItd5: gtn
Eratt non 81 Mdern wnb "a A3oIes, wppon cine uoHe
4ei9retbnng tn einem Rau brief pon %. G. Eeets an
3bomas &tEbro, Teelftrrt in Der Regters STtee hes
aenGnnten Sountp n Sut SO 8, Settle "A enfh aIs
ten t unc Der anoere Eyatt, enttdten6 rs Ader uno
a. Roless msbr peer penteer, wpuon cine uoge Bes
f9reihune IN benz Raufbriefe Snbrero @reaorg an
.u1nnIen Sbumate etboten if, regtftrtrt In uots
esnannter Office in Bud 30. 4, seize 2s2.
6tngunge - erebite DON g. 10, IS uuA
q WoHnten nit Sntereifen DOM Bertauista9 an !;
gloten mt onertannter Si9erFe1une erforhen sn6
Pfanore5t uorbebGItea. @srtauf fln pon Surids
Hague.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05
W1entoranOnnf.
Bon nCH sr0s erem 8strase.

| GuIOsn flbDsutfds Babrnng iuirb
eingetbeilt in go 8renaer.
/ EbaIer RreuBifd GOurnit nirb eins
eetbetlt in 30 SilbergroIden.
] abaIer greuler Sob miro eingetbetIt
In ~ sGrote. !.
! 6ranc miro eiEgetbeiIt in 100 Gers
times gg1
1 Mart Bducu tuiro eineetbeilt in Is
S9iGiE9e.
/ @uIoen @oHdnbii1 gonra11t mir0
eiitoetbeilt In 100 gents,
! @funO STERLING tuiro eiugetbeilt in
20 S9tlin9e a IL Yence.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05

@it Be3ug auf obiaen Brief oes
Germ 6. s.. 0lDae In Cincinnati Ohio,
Der biernnD in Der llm0e0enO geniioen6
6efannt III, nm iueitere GnpfebIuna III
6eoiirfen, erfulbeih bos oeutide 4us
tttfam, nd redt aobIrei6 Der Wortbeile
Slt 6eoienen, Die bier eeboten fin6. S Is
ertbetle so ieeer Belt nobere 0lustuuft
iiber n[Ie DetaiIs.
aa bR Rubm,
Z @ 20. 1es apsA epgessarate.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05
GbfIbteb, y $50
@arren uaD Roore uuD 9lnoere eeeen
s s. &heLbh Riliamsa

aots gsDss 81 na1 100 IN apfHiamr8 M6nitipn a,
belkroEe unt rs Sus mud eilteS 20 ss6 aen ssrd.
I9tfeahs Got 20. 100 nit SO s5ne Ern4 sn GkeIbns
91entae (itQ gRe bEes asae ~ Sls snffane esaers
yresingHng ea.-G,aar sahEuna UNI frei Ron @ie
esTeEg5fRne. -rsss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05
gIIsiba gssimer asaen sobn @dimmIe

Gin Got grunb rueId5es 30 ilf uori Got go. "a unh
? SUP pom Cot SO So in sfngs Mobition su Subs
9Gfbulne entbdit uno 9enou bei9rieben 1T eer be<
trefenbeu nrtunoe, regftrtrt nuf Seitet65 pom BUD
Ro. IS u Der Regirers Office non Duuofon Gountp
8eoingungen = Grebite auf 6, 10, Is Rno "a gtonate
Noten NIT anerfannter 5i@erfteIIung Az geben unb
eth RfanhEHgt uorbehaIten, 8ertauf fret 8uritds
nabme.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05
garrOD u. einosIeg, aIbatiniFratOr,
gesen Mars o. SbeIbh.

2ots Rps. IS. 80 q unh 81 tn etgIbs's ahSitiou
ta SoesfsS. teass nit 50 Sus rcHt etiOnfTate.
0ehtn 9HN EN- 49, Ee&f RHNhke GRehf<
NIT Htsreifsn pom 8erseR4oae a. alnfer srit ar
srtaHntes Si9erfsHane etfoFfpfDet ma RtanSrscbt
peretbalten @ertGnf fTei pun AariieuRbnae.
@oTkpu O. @ pweIL,
1ep ZS 81 'sa' GIeFf wnA RRiter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05

Gin Slid 2anh I'll nsr T. @arb ben gtnbt glu5bs
utle an her 9tothDfette Der MRrfreesbpro aanbrate
MT aRaxtttroBes nit etIp0 80 6ltE 6tont az Der
1anpftrase uno 40 SUB nod elmer Anep snrAdIaus
tene; beeren5t n6rnI5 DON beE aGHneget non Anbreu
Gre9orp uRh iiiolis9 pom Der Hdnherei non NcGuire
Gbenio Elm GOT tSrunh init eiheal tIefnen Tromes
Saule Saron beIegeR grade sTuti6en Der Dssffreess
onto 2auofrGee unp RGrtttrGse, mo- iss flo txeuaen,
oeerenSt fnblt1 Dor benz Eemperen5bnaes t91mTl Cts
genthum, n6rot9 Don eeuonnter 2auhiwahe unh
weitli1 non Martrfrase. =
u btuGungen Eeun Ipnnte Credit NIT
SRtsrefien pom Sertaufstdee an 9ioten nit dners
fainter Stderfteuuna erforbert i5lb elm 4fauerebt
norbehalten Nettanf frsi nom 8nsi dnahme.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05

@b erfNss Deredltf,-s,n gemGS5eit efner ven
ditto expcnas 9erOrDfuag All MID serrbet
ns@ aberttef.rt Attbcren Gtrcnit Gerlc1t ION
Gaet6ion County GsHnss BET feinem Srnunrp
&sSsn 1863 rpeaoe to nm 6entLi4en 9erfanf an
gatg IsSgkBefgnBeH Hggen rHare SE9ftfFg am Goatta
9ss5 sIbcE tn ssr ssIaDt ga guile am COINS
aptHD, ben ~. Wa6r 1865 IrIgenbeR Grrn6s
eL9enbnM briHgen, ndnIiu: 90fs Ros. 50 uno So
3M &e9fHelDs 1aptns IN Goantns TenueNee, TIM @tDs
nEisLt 20. l7s isess nit % Baa srouf Smitb's
MgsaHs UP IVY Nnb enrtdsaufenD. nit Ref@iag
gstsgE aas pEs VIC ns1am vgs 81 1ebfon, nm einsz
Ssge1soA " gHlIitea pen 9fane 8. 3tudef unb az
In *. y. atInaro Mbmiaiftrator. ,sb gltdoias
ss 2ekions3 eE &6s2bs snter Ieuunb 2ofen ~ aerfs
SD @Saebeu Den % SebrH0r fo6o.. Z = 49,
I0M s'WsDPnaIafpHS bertT.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05
Suob Mcgabof .unD Mnbere gegen q
@. @eIls.

Gin 9Rd@ 2anb i'm Gipilbiffrift Gc 1 BON Dopibfon
County, Gem, her Elm EbeiI hes gsittpenantheiIs
aberpefen nn @lrs. Ufarn DE SdDelIo 1T, bearenst
wie totgt: Begtnnt bel err EN- Yfa1I in----Strnbe;
pom oa Idntt iGbItt AJAX @rao ueftlieb ST 151I00
RoIes nad einent stein; BON ba fiioii9 45K Girab
6ltIi9 80 YoIes Hd9 etnem Stein am Ranee genonns
ter Strnse - @oIeS; pom na n5rhliG 62X @rah
50 t106 1ipI nit genGnRter Stlnbe na1 beus Mus<
gansspnntte, entbaIteno in MHem 10 Mfer.
6ehtRgungen, 8aarSabIung. 8ert1uf IRE
pom 2uridnAbme.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05
$50 50
06amcerD ! Ssetf dafe

go e - fits gn
Sonnabeno, ben IL. MiTs 1859.
s Sn gemGbbett NIT DON ben Gtaneer7. 0eri4t ~
Saipptle tn BEN bstreffeahen g den egscfenen Del.
sstsn wesos % an Geartsanie ema
@onnobeuh, ben 13. Rdys 1859,
I'm l2nsF aa9 Reseaasa grsrss ssE persaSfen:
1ladman q. Eagtbr Sessn glasttu uuS
=. s G6tl6ree, q ssa
4. SiHsn Tgust pon 1ssK adss SAM aber.rssen
upa 0ladHtan an g2dEtiu, Ipoppn ber RSRfbrf1f IN
SUD Is, SstseA IS heekraaen Ia -
2. asn 9rdtt pon IL A6stn uns "a RpIes, an
s sssssn esbsns. aesstses9 hFd aenftxtsfs. TsstfI
Ssbtu aua gsG y e<sbiEr ass fzyas uns n
Nnnottn NIT SalezsiIsn pem 9erla,ifste6a an. 80
ten NIT 1aeytanrteE St4eTennne etfoySsxt uuA et1t
PtensEebs esbaItsa. &srfsHf frsi non 6ura6s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05
6. s. gluuOD, glDminiftrotor &C,
oeaen s.. 81. Same un0 Qlubere.

.aut 30. In BEN 4Icn non ~ Cd. Ropne's Mntto6
&arbeEet, ertboIten6 116 MGer ME, eEperfaUft IN
bolge bee &erfs5Lens uon Barnett, BEN &dIfer hos
RaufaeIn gu beeIgIen.
8eetnsunseu @onr;ebIIne Ine gsrfatEf
fret DON SnxIdnabme.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05

500 9Rart 8aneO 50 Gents @oIa
fur 1 Wort.
1900 Cranes . 5 Cranes s cts. fur
81 Mme. W0Ih.
80 Hfun0 SterIing / Rfunb fir
s4.95 elmer. Sob.
3. Bon nuds srSssrsm gstrase.
@uIben fibbeutlde @1brnng a All
Gents Sob fiirl GnIben. q
@uIOen SoudnbifH goarant Q 40
Gents Sob fur ! GuIbeu.
fbaIer Nreubtf6 Gourant a 72f
Gents Sob fiig ] Sbaler.
EboIer Breaier Cob a 80 Gents
fiir / EbaIer.
Marf 8aneo a 364 Gents Sob fur
/ Dearf. ID
Srancs . s Erancs 10 cts. fur s1
Mmer. @0gb.
BfunO eterIins a / 9fun6 fir S4.92
inner. GoIb.
Smei Monat 6ato- Me4leI finb
! Brocent (niht Gentl un6 9 rei
W on q t 0ato gEedieI finb / 4roeeut
lniht Sent biIieer, f0nnen ober nidbt
fur fleine 8etraoe ausgeitellt iuer6en.
Cincinnati, 81 I. Wdrs. 1869.
g. Mbaec
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05
Sau0nrg Ameritantl6e
8afet=GOmpagnie.

@esen 9afIaee tuenoe man li6 an
ben unteraeidneten, Der S9eine an
9fetp gorf Rre;ien u6eiebt.
SObu Stub m.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05
cff3tele Mnseiser,.
GbancerDssyS fdmfe

sonnabsnO ben 8. mars 1869.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05

Gifenhaka RxAiR
bon sesn gost aae sldibNiug Ite yIaee
5000. 9fWs y.
:, Smmterauteaaug bon gteip gerf ua6
RoibDile $3.50.
SmmietontEHaus bon { @oItimore
MAD 9entsbile $1,000.
- OanpfbOOt YalFa deiue mad
gssope uno luri6 fomse Gnrohaif6e
Gtlenoal.hsaette lin6 Gel urts sinzESes
gen mo toHHsa tss auegsayIIt spers
ben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05

Sn Gsm6ebeit NIT Esfretett,s eTlnfien pon BEN
GEonetfp @etiht az 9snfbutlIe Ia ben betrefisnben
Ga3su, werbe to am 9ourtboRie
am Gcnrobenb, ben 6. Mara 1869,
au' u usr foIssnss 0runsRads Dersaafsa:
90. s. Grufer segen Senrp Sin.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05

GIerf nuo gaitsr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05

~ sss ssat s.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-10
Estate OF William Cross, Jr.

CGAGE OF VERMONT. - BRAD.
- fuHD DISTRICT, ss.-ln Probate Count,
holden at Ncwbury, on the 10th day Of No
ycmhor, A. -. 1909.
l.. II. SloNell, ESQ. administrator Of the
estate Of WilliamIC ross,i Irr late Of 'ropsham
IN said District, deceased. presents his admin
istratiun account for settlement. Whcrcupun
II IL ordered by said Court that the same
boreicrred to the I'd Tuesday of January A.
u. 1870, NJ the Trottcr House In Bradford,
for examination aud allowance.
And, II IL further ordered, that all
persons Interested hc notified hereof, by pub.
LEGATION of notice Of this application and ot.
der thereon, three weeks sncccs-iycly IN the
National Opinion printed at Bradford, before
said time OF hearing, that they may appear ut
said time aud place, aud, If they see cause,
Object thereto.
by the Court. -, ,..
Attest. II. ". BAILEY. Judge.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-10

DESTRucTN OF SHEEP IN SOUTH
AMERICA.--A correspondent of the
New York Times writing from
Brazil, mentions that an inevitable
crash awaits the heavy wool inter
est of that country. "SlIcep are
going down III price rapidly, and
wool is also declining, and it is be.
lieved 10y some that the sheep in
that country will 20 unshorn, rs
their wool will not pay the expense
of sheaiing and marketing. All
the sheep ralsers are trying to get
ont of the business, while thousands
Oi catcasscs are every month boiled
down, the pclt scarcely paying the
cost OF the animal Many sheep
farmers WHO paid two dollars per
head for their stock, now cannot
sell for one fourth Of the SUM, and,
as % consequence, sheep are regard
cd as most undesirable property OF
ALL"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-10

ened, falling hair checked, aud bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the ioliclcs are destroyed,
or the glands otrophicI and dccoyed.
But such rs remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of iouling the hair with pasty scdi-
mcnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those delcterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor eau
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-10

Call and examine it will cost you nothing
if YOU do not purchase.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-10
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cilcctual
for preserving the
hair. Fddcd or gray
haW is soon restored
to as original color
m|M tie gloss and
freshness Of youth,
Thin hair is thick
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-10

FiaNuiing Extracts,
Essences, Hair Oils, &c.
Hair Dyes, all the best varieties. Hair and
Clothes Brushes, of all kinds Combs, 20
madrs, Pun Boxes and Powders Flesh
Brushes, Teeth Brushes. Nail Brushes,
Shaving Brushes, Shaving " Toilet Soaps, &c.
THr-sEs.-A big stock, and hts guaranteed
every time.
SUPPORTERS, SuoUipER BRACES &c, aud in
fact nearly every article usually kept ina
First Class Drug Store.
The latch string always hangs out. Call
and see us, and if You don't happen to see
what vou want Call for it.
IL. G. DAY.
Bradford, Oct -, 1869.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-10

consisting of American Watches of allknds
and grades, fun lines of Waltham, Elgiu ana
Howard Watches Also Swiss Watches OF all
kinds at low prices Every watch warranted
to give perfect satisfaction,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-10

Millinery work done in the best manner and
as cheap as the cheapest
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-10

About two inches of snow fell in
Boston on lhur>day last,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
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PEDiTfES.


Waking along the street with the
point of an umbrella sticking ont
behind, under he arm or over the
shoulder. BY Suddenly stopping to
sp .sk to friend, or other cause a
person walking in the rear had his
brain penetrated through the eye, in
one Of our streets, and died in a few
days.
Stepping into as church aisle, af,er
dismission, and standing to converse
with others, or to allow occupants of
the same pew 10 pass out and before.
for the courtesy OF precedence, at the
expense Of . greater boorishness to
those behind them.
To carry long pencil in vest or
outside coat pocket. Not long since,
= clerk fell, and long cedar pencil
30 pierced an important artery, that it
had to be cut down upon from the top
ofthe shoulder to prevent his bleeding
TO death. with three months illness.
To take exercise, or walk Cor the
health, when every step is . drag and
instinct urges repose.
To gnzzle down glass after glass of
cold water, on getting up in the morn
ing, withou, any feeling of thirst, uns-
er the impression ofthe health-giving
nature of its washing ont qualities.
To cit down to a table and "force"
yourself to eat, when there is not only
no appetite, but q positive aversion 10
all food
To economise time tSbling yopr-
self Unnecessary sleep, on the ground
that an hour saved from sleep is an
hou.gained for life. when in reality i, is |
two hours actually lost, and
half dozen hcurs actually spoiled.
To persuade yourself that You are
destroying one odor by introducing |
stronger one that is, attempting
to swce,en your unwashed garments
and person by cnveloping yourselfin
fumes OF musk. eau de cologne, or rose
water; the best perfume beiug clean
skin, and well washed clothing.
Bringing up daughters in such
wsy ~ to make poor, helpless, tallow
colorcd things of them. This may
caisly be done by anticipating all their
wants." fixing" everything for them,
and combining them, to life Of utter
inactivity and worthlessness. One o:
the advantages Of this course is,tha,
they will certainly attract the notice
fnone but for,une-seekers, ,sapheads or
sensualist Or, if q man of fworth should
happen to marry one of them,
he viii be very sure to regret Ii all
his lite.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

A powerful effort viii be be made
to carry through the Massachusetts,
legislature. at its present session, a
proposition to strike the word "nale''
from the suffrage clause of the state
constitution. The cause has the sup
port Of some Of the leaders Of the
republican party among whom the
oame Of that staunch radical Frank
Brid' Of Walpole, is specially worthy
of mention. The committee having the
subjec, in charge, viii give hearing
to the petitioners; and Mrs Julia
Ward Howe, Wendell Phillips, and
Mrs. Caroline NJ. Severance have been
selected to speak in their behalf
Ladependent.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

A bright little boy who had been
shipped aboard Of brig objected to
going in her because he wanted TO go
in ship lie fortified his position by
quoting from the New Testament the
passacc that nobody" can serve two
masters and said that he did not
wan, to 90 in two master either.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

An editor wrote leading article
on the fair sex, in the course cf which
he said "Girls Of seventeen or eight
cen are fond Of beaux." When the
paper was issued, he was rather shock
Cd TO discover that an unfortunate
typographical error had made him
say: Girls Of seventeen or eighteen
are fond of beans.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

A correspondent speaking Of Professor
Goodwin Smith at the Cornell University.
says I" He sits il leciuring, is slow in his
delivery. which y exsemporaneons, has .
very concise, epigramms;ic style, using no
smpli6cation, bu, words that are exact and
to the poia. very didsc,ic, but little rhetor>
ical, Little oratorieaL He presents what
t1sy be termed the science Of history. Bu:
lie fails not little in effect and attractive
LESS a. a lecture through indistinctness of
speech. II is only through the closest at
,eniion he can be unersood, and thee no;
tally, be ar,icula,es SO indistinctly.n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

YNHE AMERICAN ORGANS are superior in
u their great fullness and completeness OF
tone, and elasticity of touch. and are finished
IN the highest style Of art, in Pannelied Oak,
Walnut, Rosewood and Jot.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

Female suffrage prevails emong
lhe solonists OF Pitcairn Island in the
election of magistrates. Their school
i excellent, aud all the children can
read aud write. Certainly this is no
sinall progress for these half-breed
descendants of the mulincers Of tie
: BoIuly."-Indepessdent.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
HAIL'S
Vegetable SiciIiaa HaN RencYer

""ery VcaT Increases the poDu-
fafistO Of c.is r6fa"Sic Ra.r r,rig-
ration, E'.ecA IL d,,c 10 merit
u2i.e. He ca., GSsaFc oar oiss
Dafrons N0t il Is kcpi run ~, 10
- hiy. standard. and Ia those
seao hses uceer H.ea IL rc csssl
ronfits a'fy sng, that IL il fhc onfy
rcft'blc ".uf perfected ,,rcpara-
ton ~ restore S.isAS Ost FADED
saa2ts ia Us Youthfal e0iop'. max.
iaJ i. sat. IuStro,;s. und silaea:
tAe sCdfp. ~ fs use. 6ecoDies
.t6.'c a.R cieaa: IL repsores al
@rElfious and ta,,drusf. and 6Y
,ts tca,c properties ,,,eSeass TIE
sdir 5soEs gs;ttiig oRf. as IL stiD.-
nt4f:es a~d aoaFisicS ~. i,si,.
f6nos. III ..s Hse fac aair Yroes
Mic1cr ana siroaaes'. Ia ba!dne.
q ,s.".es t@e cdpiUarv yianaS
10 f"sir norn,0l r'gor, and wiil
~f",stc u ne,a growsh cxcei,s i,s
cs'trcnis OlH are. IL Is the MOST
"cr't nirof fita;t DRESSING:
.,s.H. as IL scqaires (ea,e..
"pp.raisoaS. end 0ires the hair
.a-t ssisndi.i glossy appearance
- much aan,red oy uif. 4. 4.
faJfs. W. ~. .>ts,fc .4Ssayrr s,f
"Tss.. says. "hr roast.tseSts are
pare 0a;d rGrsyaitR selected yor
'tcci - ?rfefY. Tnr. Z cohsif,er
u she ss.t-' s. PREPARATION Tor
- ;'.ei'Gca ,ir59cSes. he pa5-
.iSis "a t,.,f''>a "a tsc hair. arhioh
.ce se,,a y'res' ag mat a,pon cp,i,-
ctn'"". "a,rd r"nfoi"> comytcn-
,laioty roiicrs from cirsgvfnen,
p',Ds rta,,~. t." y,i's>s. AID Others.
He adre ,sastr k,e s,a1y o| the
l.tjgs md ifs f.gNrysrs +: xf4priyfs,t
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

"Ths Illinois Central railroad company
ere constructing new sleeping car ef Pull.
mans patent, to be put on the road, and
named in honor Of this city.-Tbs "Du-
buque" viii be Of the latest improved styles,
and make its appearance in fsw days.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

The Heloeipsde, . paper devoted exclu>
sively 20 news and maisers pertaining to
the machine, made its first appearance q,
New York, Monday. W. Chester King, son
ofthe veteran missionary 10 Athens, is III
editor.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

a. IL Stephens and the Hanlon brothers
are shortly TO appear as practitioners at the
bar in Atlanta. The Hauions use parallel
barS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
v1OE'0
Floral Guide for 1869.
A BOQUET OF FLOWERS.
HovsEo kLook

The house formerly owned bg Judgs Tabor,
and later By the subscriber, situatsd q Harter's
Additios 70 ths city Of Iadspsndsnes, 90 rods
north Of the depot, Il offered for sale, together
With the fnli block Of lssd upon wbieh n Il To-
ostsd, comprising fouTassss. Ths grssnds ses>
tain choice variety Of snail fruit and shsub
bssy. Good veil and sistssn - ths plasA Tor
particulars enquire Of ths ssbssribsr % ths
prsnisss.
n. n. SYKES.
Nov. IL. 1898.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-17
Ehe Presidents Amnesty.
United S,atesSanate

Continued from Fourth Edition,
MIR. stewart moved hat the Senate insist upon its
Mr. WI Jams said that whs there were al frerencss
Military ReconsEInCtOa bill, Comnihtee oi confer
enc, nd Deen vfnpossd but obrcsed 10 by many
SOM tors the Elound that IL TOO impOrtAnt q
suhtee. 20 be dealt " q by such a committee and he
II rec 10 Gnhnsllng thlh IL uIe lporiant matter to
CON mi leo OF conitret Ce.
Mr.. Bncks ew also thought the subject too import
an the dliaEsuveJ In regard 90 It stts By
such a cUmnitite and
mlue1 q report the Pre- iden.'s Message, regacd.
ing his smlesty pr4olam aiio4. &C omp tnled by
ton of the Pr sdent Of United state,
hs ReG 20 S p ~ sy aP PsrSS1 ss
of hostility 10 the Uni e1 a'eS - The lata Rebellion,
&c, WAS not Hu'hCrlsd by Tie JnsJtuion or laws,
House OF Representatives.
Continued rom Fourth Edition.
M. PTice-Tha genuemaas amendment leads TO
this, that 10 bGi King tbs Ituinn cOu wIno up
i ~ have SpTned IN Se cal Ss
nom he Treasury. Adeposit OF iegAhIeuder notes
MT annG of The amendment?
Mr. Buier-bxsctiy,
Mr. hrosIWel, that is perfectly REful. (LAngh-
ME- Butler What is perteely awful nit7
hr. price-l Win tell yOnif you want me.
Mr. Pfo -Un6er ths. proposition bank could no !
in. sonie il ~ ght never come in. The Government
now urder this law, gets he beneit OF the destroyed
MI Psine asked Mr.. Price how the country could
ever have specie payment unless banks did their
M. Pr.cs-I could answer that question II 1 had
Mr. Butler-I " Il give you time to answer it, An.
MI PIloe-Thp answer to that found In this fact,
that he law under which ihs NaIo al bank system
was ganized prov idss that banks may redeem I'm
Also Inst when 6spzs wish To wind up they can
raiurn mauy of che ide"daal nOtes received as
they g.L ess'on OF. and make the balance
in lha logal-teHder note.