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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-18
COUNTY MATTERS.

Adjourned Meeting of the County
Court Consideration of Road
Cases.
At the adjourned meeting Of the County
Court held yesterday for the purpose 81
traBsEcimg road business, Hon. W. h.
Turner presided ard the following named
magisir "a were pr sent: w. j. Q die,
L w. Childress, W. GelbTesth, Is ".
Gleaves. James Hsynje, go. ]. Hooper,
VIM. A knight, J. VI. AcCar!ey, Oawaid
Newsby, d. n. Nsylsn Js'. 7 Patterson,
T 4. Trsppard. Pat, Walsh, j. q. Wand5,
AMI y. A. WhsrTy.
Tue resignation cf B. X. Mckinney rs
Ovcrseer Of the pubic roads IN Edgetield,
kJo as Lindsey and Weskloy streets,
was teUdsred AID accepted, and John Nc
Kinney appointed TO fiji the vacancy.
Thos Haiks rendered his r signa!ion
a. overseer Of the public road leading
from 3oodwads old camp ground, and
Thomas r. Tally appointed in bis place.
John DehoDey, OverFeer OF the Clifton
road, resigned, and John f. MUndy was
appointed 10 supply the vacancy. George
Gleaves was appointed owe seer OF the
adj that intersec's Dickersons Pike at
Morris y. STATIONS farm. William Cover
was appointed overseer of the public road
leading from the residence OF AIRS
Blown to the Harding Pike. W F. La
sitter WIS appointed overseer Of the read
ruuning FROM TaTEey'5 FOX to Dry Fork.
J. S DIlahuny Was appointed ov5Ise'
of the road connecting Crop road on the
ridge with the Harding Pike in the four
tsenth district James johnson was ap-
pointed overseer of the road connecting
Goodlettsville with the Whites Greek
Pike. The three overseers on the n ST
vile and Springfield rosd were ell
lowed $40 each with which to
purchase tools. To the oyerseer OF
the road leading from Thos B. Pages to
the church near Chambers, $40 were ap-
propriated to buy <Cols. The Jury OF view
appointed at The April term on the petit
ton of II. G. Bruce, 10 have rosd
opened, reported f4vorsbly, and their re-
port was adopted John Rundle IVES ap-
pointed overseer of the road connectlng
Stone River Pike through the 18th Dis
trict With the Lebanon Pike. TIE Jury q
view appointed ut the April term, OF the
petition of Dsn1isOn Fdgua, and others,
submitted thsir report, VIII ch recommends
the opening IF the road. Reports ooc-
irmed The contested road case OF Ash
lev Keunedy AID others was Considered,
the Jury Of view reported in favor OF
granting the petition to close a road in the
I2sh District, AID Mr.. Kennedy took an
appeal to the Circuit Court. No Other
business d mandiug attention, the court
adjourned until court IL course.
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County Court at Nashville,

4, Z. Fort, Guardian, etc, VS.. EHgenia BilbO
ct as.
THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
"A County Court at Nashville. on tine 10th day
OF June, 1871, on motion Of complainant, by
c1uascl in the above cause, aud IL appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk tus the said de-
tendaut. Helen L .ibO Is non resideOt of the
stale OF Tennessee, and therefore the ordiha
process Of this Court canuOt he served upon
usr: .,..,
: tits therefore ordered by the CierA that pau
1ication H. made for four weeks in succession
in t6e Nashville Union and Ameaiean, news
paper publihsed in the city of Nashville, re-
auirinS the said defendant 10 appear AZ the
new term of the Comfy Court, to be holden
fcy Inc r0rnfv OF Davidson, st the Courthouse
thereof. in the city OF Nashville, on the drsi
Monday ia August next, and answer said Jili,
or tAe same wall be taken Tor confessed rs u
her and set for hearing eX parte-
iels 1aw4t W. G. EWIN, Clerk.
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HIsTeRx OF CnURCH PEws.

Concerning pews, Dr.. Doran tells US
that they were first placed in English
churches by the Norman mobiles; but it is
Cer;ain that, for many generations, these
private boxes for pubic worship were
neither numerous nor allowed to- persons
of inferior grade or gentiliiy. Even to
the close of the Plantsgenet period,
Christians Of ali degrees, save the high
est, were content 20 be equal in the house
of God, so far ss seats were concerned.
Mirk's instructions for Parish Priests, "
makes no mention Of pews, and enjoins
the lsity, when in church, TO remain on
their knees, and abstain from lean
ing against pillars and walls; but
the "BCOk of Ma ure," by Rus
sell, ''sum TYNE woTthe Duke
Vmfrey, Of Gloucester" published in tie
first hall of the fifteenth century, directs
the chamberlain of CREST man 10 take
due care for the arrangement of his pa
irons pew:
''Prinee or Prelste # he be, or any other poten-
Ere he enter into church, be it early or late,
Percsiye all things for his pew, that it be made
preparate:
Both cushion, carpet and curtain, beads and book,
forget not that
But though pews were introduced be-
fore the Reformation, they were preserY-
ed even so late as the opening Of Eliza
beth's reign for persons of undeniable
quality. Before the close Of Her Msjes-
ty s life, however, they had become COM
paratiYeIy common, and in James the
First's time, the church warden'5 pew
of 81. Msrgaret's Churc had become so
unclean and populous with hsas, that six
pence was paid for its publication. The
seventeenth century, which witnessed so
many changes in ecclesiastical matters,
saw pews come Into such vogue that =
modish person wonld as soon have gone
10 caurch without his proper garniture of
pointlace, as have sat out service On the
old-fashi0ncd stool or more modern
bench. "S,ately peYs," remarked Bishop
Corbett, protesting against the innovation
by which worshippers in velvet protected
taeir geBtiiity from personal contact with
wOrshipperS in hOmespun, ''sre now be-
come taberDacles with rings and curtains
to them. There wants nothing but beds
to hear the word of God on. We have
easements, locks, keys and cushions-I
had almost said holsters and pillows; and
for these we love the church will not
guess what is done TO them; who sits,
sands or lies asleep at prayers, commun
ion, etc, but this l dare say-!hey are
either to hide some vice or to proclaim
Ous; to hide disorderor toproclsim pride. 4"
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IS .sl-S-
E. g0s ADALIs.

E7EE GREAT AMERICAN
Z aEALTE EESTO8EC puri-
fas the iiood ard cures Sc-ofEiE.
syphilis. SKIN Diseases, RheDnr-
Nsu1, Disease 90 W'lGCu, and En
chronic eEecs 5ns q tie blood
liver and kidneys. recommended
y the Medical Faculty sid nsly
EacTl7-u1s C: our tsst citizsIz
kesG the testimony Il Phyzi
clans ara patients who have ussd
aosGdalis. Send fer Jur ROsadaiis
5uide % Health Boz 4, or A.ElanRc
t-r this year, which we publish FOR
graf 1i.cus distribution; Il vi
I've v51 much valuable infurDis-
Gon-
Or. P V. Csrr. II Baltimore,
ssys:
/ take pleEs1rs IN recommend
ing yuur R0s4DALTs - svETy poyE.
srfcl Eiterattge Z have seen e
~ussd IA two eases With happy -
Fuits-oce IN e case of secondary
syI-h,, ne, IN which tEe p1tieIz. pro
n0uncsd himself cured after hEy
tlE taken lye bCtttes Of your m3si-
i,l-e. the otEeI = ! ease q scrOf-
ia cf I0zg standing, which =
Tzpidi- improving under its Use,
sld the Infections sre that the
patient vii coon recover. I have
rs-e.Uily examined tie formula
by which your Rossdslis q made
sud End Il e A. excellent COZ
poand Of su siss-stiYe Ingredients
Dr. Sparks, q EichUiasyiGe, Ky.,
says he hzs Ussd RossdzHs IN oesss
Of Ecrcfuls and secondary syphilis
With satisfactory results. As
cleaner Of the blood I know nc
better remedy.
Samuel q. EfcFsdGcn, o. Hu-
freesbcrO, Tenn, says
Ihsve used seven bottles Of b
sadalis, and am entirely cured o!
rheumatism. Send me- four bot
lee ~ wish q fer my brother.
Eho has scT0fHlOus sore eyes
cuJf. BechtcI. Ct EIns. Oaio
ss-zftss.
i nsvc suffered for twenty yen
vi.h sH iIyoters3e eruption ewes
ny vhOis body; . short SINS
sincs I purchased bottle q Ross
cs1.- sid q effected : plEfect cuFe.
EgosaSEIis e goa by -
D-Cggists-
Isborat0rg, 80. q ExohanS
Tiace, Bltimora
EHEE EEg5 s to-
PECUrieiGrS
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$500 Reward.

This reward is offered by the Governor for
the apprehension and delivery to tbs iaileT
of Dd0idssn county, Of Anthony Douthit,
who recently escaped the third time from
Winchester jail, in Franklin county.
He is charged with numbering a negro
named Frank Anderson. A recent article
IN the Winchester Home Journal intimates
that he probably left for the waters of the
Mississi ppi river $3.50 was paid by the
Governor not long ago for his arrest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-18
TEkE COURTS

CRIMINAL COURT. THE final adjourn
ment- of the term took place yesterday
morning. Upon being discharged from
further service, the grand jury rendered
the court written statement, expressing
their grstitGde 10 Judge Frazies and the
off GERS Of the court for the uoiform kind
ness sho VII towards hem as jurors, and
the prompt assistance rendered them IN
the performance Of their protrscted officia!
dutles
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whisky seized in Dickson County.

Special deputy, W. E. Danley, lefs this
city last "Wednesday, with squad Ct ten
mounted soldiers, and came back last Sat
urday evening. Daring the tip, thirty
three barrels of whisky, the property Of J.
Z. NcIen, were seized in Dickson county,
lin the Sixth internal Revenue District
for violation of sections Al and 90 If the
revenue law compilation. The 44th sec
ton forbids person 10 rectify without
having first paid the special tax, and sec
ton So imposes a penalty for neglect Of
duty. During the raid, wagon contain
ing provisions fer the party broke down
and had to be left, and rations were carried
on horseback, ss in the recent "onpleas-
nntness."
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WILCOX & GIBBS
FAMILY
SEWING Machine |

VTTHEREAs, ON TIE 24rH DAY OF MAY,
w 1871, from the insu1erabls and vfllful mis-.
represent alton Of the Agents Of the leating Sew.
ing Machines in Eashvi le, concerning the CIVIL
cox & Glbbs,' and theiT united efforts to crush
us rapidly increasing popularity; and being IN
willing to adopt the unworthy means Of abTsa
sud misrepresentation Of Other machines to e.
feet sa.ts II ms cwn, and being honestly per-
shaded Of its superiority az family Sewing Ma.
chine over anything ever yet inveEted. and being
wiling 10 a0ids the decision Of q Discriminating
aud impartisl public was constrained to offer
friendly challenge to the ssid Agents 20
thorough. practical, public test %
the merits Of their machi1es IS claimed by then
in competition with the 'fWiilcoI r i6bs;" said
"tTi2l 70 be male az sCns pubic place in Nssa-
vale, n the presence & the Spectators VINO Nigh
attend and Of three judges who shall be men %
known prooity ard Judgment, snd acceptable to
both parties;7 and,
where's, In said Challenge enumerated and
set forth twenty-five clear and dis
tine claims TO saperf0rify as a Pam
iIy Sewing Machine, which the "Wilc9I
\ 5ibbs' is Known 70 possess, combining every
OF management. simplicity, duru-
biiiIy, beauty Oh finish. ssOisstess,
tight unniDg, saving OF thread. etc.
TO ,e looked Tor N Family sewtng Machine;
and.
~ nereas, Said CHALLENGE has now been In the
le1Oiug newspapers aud IN circulars before sail
Agents Of other Mschines for two months
QOlger than the tine specins1) without a1y No.
u
Lhzli5nge 20 fair and open competition hav nB
| heea unequivOcsIy declined, thereby ae-
knOEled Sing the superiority CT the "Mfllcox
| * Gibbs" Sewing Machine N 81 the tsseDty =
live points OF excellence OVER oto-
eE sewing Machines, ciaimed for It in the
| Challenge. Therefore,
| ask our citizens s1d q generous public a.
| lsTg 70 investigate ia e-aiUs Of superiority
audSoT themselves. unbiased By the repre-
! sensations or Entsre representation Of any
agent, 30 practically sud thoroughly test fbs
true merits and real utility OF the
| "TiLCo1 & Gibbs" When coGraFed with other
/ S wig Machines, and I 4tl cheerfuily abide
the issue, knowing thst it VIII De in favor Of NJ
/ Mschine.-
| Ehs Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine is an
| 'iCld Virginia inventiOn-Gen. z =. Lees IA
| vorite-aud the fsyOEite in thousands CT houses
| in the south. Il Is the only southern machine in
/ the market Let Us encourage home enterprise
| ard build up the waste plRoes.
| livery Machine IS Fully IS arrAntcd. No
| one taxes any risk IN trying ols OF them
| Copies q he original Challenge" ana 'Chal-
| .enFC Declined with other valuable printed mat
| ter on Sewing Machine u5jects can De obtainsd
| By calling on OF addressing
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-18

In ChRDcery at NaShVIIIc-No. 6,sfS.
GTATE OF TENNE 5SEE, ONCE Clerk ami
- Master Chancery Court, Nashville, june
the 81, ISL. Tine Mayor and City Council Of
Nashville. Com plalnants, VS.. 3, J. Sheridan and
others, Defendants
i. appearing from affidavit fled in this cause
that the defendant, james sheridan Is q nom
resident Of the State OF Tennessee. and IRON
the return Of the heriG on the subpoena to an
swer issued in this cause that the defendants
W. q. Kinney and Charles I. Wing, are not TO
foun and It further appearing that an attach
ment has issued in this case, and has been &c
turned levied upon the following pr perty, as
belonging TO Z. j. ehCrldaD; lots Ms. ~, lOJ,
1Gl and lo2, ia Humphreys, Houston & A9r-
tiu's addition to Nashville, fronting % iStt
each on Houston street and running Dack l0'
feet to an alley: AMI also all the right, title
and interest OF laid sheridan m anu 70 the
property owned by the North Nashyihe heai
Estate Company, consisting OF o'iVO nominal
yaluel OF the stock OF said Company, on Whlcu
is paid 500; and q half interest in 5000 u. IA
inal valued OF sair toek Cwueu by said Sferi-
dan and one Magrane, on which $50 mas beeH
paid, and ali OF which TOIcity At Is aiitsed
mas BY said Sheridan been fTaudUontly con
viewed to james Sheridan on or GJort me i5th
of October, 1889, by deed registered IN the
REGISTERS Office ID. e., Book 81, y DIS, att&ched
to secure the sum OF between 10000 anu SO =
90 alleged to be Justly due the ClmplalhthI
nv reason of the failure Of said Z, }. tncfiuAn
to settle with it as Revenue Collector, etc.
Jti- therefore ordered that SAID defendants
enter their appearance herein before OF VIII
in the first three 1sys OF me next term Do Hhlt
Court, to be held on the first MouGJT IN o'to
bef next GS7I) and ledsi, answer or uCmuI
to compliments original and amended DIE ,
OF he same VIII be taken clnies,e9 - .,
them aud set for hearing eN pdrter ana thi' q
cOpv ofthiS order be published Tor four co. SIC
ufiye weeks in the Nashville Union AMI
American.
NATHANIEL BAN TER, Jr,
Clerk ard Master
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Eruit pistLIlcr,es surrerea.

Mr.. Bsssett, Surveyor Of Dis'illsries for
Tennessee, has recently surveyed Ave fruit
dis,illeries, two in Franklin county and
three in Coffee county. These distilleries
manufacture apple and peac brandy, ard
the object Of surveying them is TO fix their
capacity. as requIr= d by law
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fer Mayor.

We are authorized to announce Gen.
JOEL A. BATTLE az 6 candidate for Mayor
of the city OF Nashville at the ensuing mu-
nieipal election il September next. to
We are authorized to announce Dr. O..
K. WINSTON as 8 candidate for Mayor of
Nashville, at the ensuing Municipal cleo
ton. I'd.
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RATCHELOTl,s FzAIFR nVE
nave You Never Heard OFIfl

Then inquire a. your groce.'s for DooLEY's
CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING PozDERs thu only strict
ly pure and harmless Baking Powder IA market,
from which good, sweet, palatable biscuits rolls,
cakes, or pastry can be made unifo- MY With the
sane success. This article has been steadily iu-
creasing in demand and public fsYor, and stands
today the most relistle Baking Powder in use.
Ask your grocer tor DoJLEY's EAST POWDER, and
your testimony to it. practical worth Will be add
ed to t. oasands OF others. jyI5 eOdlE&wlt
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In Chancery at NOshVi'se-N0. G,s6i.
lNTATE OF TENN lfsSEE. Office Clerk and
- Mas-er Chaneery Court, Nashville, June
the 18th. l57I L +. SALESMAN, LompldInant,Ys
l.. p LOdghurst and others, Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit hled TINS cause
that the defendants, Henry Ecble, is nen-fCs-
idcut OF the state Oi Teuues ee ami &c further
appearing tiat an attachment has issued ln
this case and his, been reJurnci lfFied upon
the 10 rowing property, VIZ; All tle hAJufe-s
nstruments To- taking photographs dud am
brotves, Francs, plates, chemicals. pictures
ana an the materials contained DOB the SdheFs
known a. the SALESMAN Gallery, corner Oi
Union and College streets, Na-nFl.le. No.
attached a. the property Of Lonshu's 50 s E-ii-,
to sec, 70 the sum OF about 81, gg0 j1s'iy tUe a
Salts1aan by notes and judgmeni ipi Socu9
received, etc SIS set mp IN the ball, besides IN
tercst and all costs. $780, -,
IL is therefore ordered that said delendant
enter h appearance herein before OF WITHIN
M first three Guys of the next term OF said
Court. to be held on the first Monday IN Octo-
bey next Q571,) and plead, answer OF demur 20
c0IoplairaDt'5 bill, or the same Will be taken
COR confessed as t. him, and set for hearing ell
parte, and that "a copy of this order be pub
tshei for four consecutive weeks IN the Nash
vile Union and American.
4 CCpy-Atte>
NATHANIEL BAXTER, Jr.,
Clerk ami Master.
DeIloss & Malone. Solicitors Tor Complain
ant. je25 law4t
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JOSFPH WIRELESS. a. NORTH CHERRY
y street. special attention given 70 the cci-
tecticn OF rents and every description OF paper.
Tefere1ces: lister Z Wheless, Ssshvilie'
Il, Hobson Nashviuei j. o. Griffith, Nashville
apr12-d6m
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! SPECIAL NOTICES.

Country merchants, teachers, parents
pupils sill find the best and cheapest took
Of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at ".
O. Collier & Cos, a Unioa street, Essh-
vile, Tenn. 1y
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The number of orange men and women
in Memphis amounts 10 ut least five hun
dred. So says gentleman who has been
patrcnizing the fruit stauds.
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3. Il BOND
Special agent for Ddd5la Tsnr esSee-
OFFICE, SasEEVsSsh4i-, TENN.
ExerIltOr,s y OtIce

. II, PEI SONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAISsl
n an estate Of Joseph 4. dc he, deceased, -
be-eiry notified that the uadersi ELed hAsc any
JaaItd-d according TO izg o. JOIN e2tcl.oIs -
"a +ssre nd such DsreO1s az f1tinsF ns'iiise
= SIe Ta-1 ,Igi-,s ~ithin Tho tile prrscribod %
svg on tFe, win 05 f1Yevs, hr-re,i --,,.,
PHT. L EdILLiFS,
aaET =. MODhE,
Fze- ut0-s-
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

Remember WRen writing for n
newspaper, write only on one side
of your paper.
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J. Il. WILLIAMS,

eusral Agent Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sewiog Machine
Company, No. 10 SIMMER ST.. Nashville, Tenn.
sE- 50 energetic, responsible, and live men 10
canvass for the Wilcox Gibbs.
jyf3 deUdIN6ggt
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List Of UnInaIsNDio sletiers.

The following 10 Use Of unmaiiable let
ters in the Nashville POstOfhco, Monday,
J1ly II, 1871 Parties claiming these lei
te5s will call at the stamp window. Those
not claimed viii be sent 70 She Dead Letter
Office, Washington, D. @, Monday, July
"a, 1871:
Letters deposited without being stamped.
E Burlard, Parcans Grove, La; John
P rish, Mount Sterling, Ky; II. SbehaD,
CorneIsviile, Tenn: John Fdzz IL, Nash
vile, Tenn; Mrs. Sherard, Coprtla1d,
Ala; Harry Ourrin, Ashgood, Tsnn.; S.
G. Ewing, Nashville, Tenn; J. Z. H0ue-
ton, Aurora, IL; 5. Uuioa aud AmsricsD,
Nashville, Tenn j. 5. King, Greenville,
ILL.,; Mrs. F. Gou d, Jobnsonviile, Tenn !;
REyENUE STAMPS Mus. L. Caves, Leb-
anon, Tenn; T. J. L0ckhart, Ffankin,
Tenn Miss Nellie -IIuslale, Louisville,
Ky p Lain, s. Louis, No
ILLEGALLY STAMPED.-P Bird, Nash
vile, Tenn. Harry Turner, No. 81 Elena
street. w, f. PRossER, P, NJ.
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WISH. Cooper * Jno. Leliy c,', solicitors
or Com plainantS, J'-J laNH
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Real Estate and Collection 0fEes Of

DeI1oss & Malone. Solicitors Tor Complain
ant je25 law4t
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Asssts ever SIX 8iii7D Dollars.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-03-23

b.s @esenfanbes entboben at tper6en. @enehmist.
6t. Wbite legte einen Minoerheitsberiht nebft elmer
gemeinihaflihen Reiolntion aur giniebuna elmer
COMMITTEE Dor, tpelhe oas SDlsem Der StrdRings.
arbeit elmer einsebenoen nnteriuduns anterSieben
&eaenfanb ouf ben Sid selest, no oerielbe tDsnis.
items fir bieie SiBans ruben miro.
Samfas. ben IS. Wldrs.
eeym Senat rei6te 81. Oolin beuie elm Bill elm,
pel6e @ountp, Gommilidre ermdhtisen ioa. Ngrbeits.
bduier 81 erridten uno ~ unterbaIten. Daiiirt tuur-
be SEEDS Seratbiu. pelde gountD gommifdren bas
&eAt aeben fol. bic Rotten Der Berfolaung BON Hid.
tigen Berbrehern aus Der g1uniD. GafIe 5u be3ablen.
Sur S&lidtuna Der Wfeinunss.B % ri6ieoenbeit sut,
iben Dem Senat uni. 5auisjn Be3ug auf ben Drud
pes Staatsi acknowledgements purbe teihlo5isn, Die
@ade elmer @onferen5.@ COMMITTEE anbeim5ufeQen.
(Nas 9aus befebt nemli4 auf ieinem Bei6lub, Den
Beriht aud in beutl9er Sprahe bruden 5u !af1en,
tpdbreno Der Senot nur bic geniu86eridte unb atpar
bios IN enalildsr Sprade seorudt baben MILL Wer-
taat big Wtontas Madnitta9.
Sas Saus paiiirte eine Bil, tnelhe f1r Mbtre.
tune oes @ebietes BON incorporation D6rfsrn an one
e~rensenoe Stdote B~orlorse trift. Jsrner einen Be.
fhlub CUR Grnennun9 elmer COMMITTEE, meIhe bic
n6tbigen Y orbereitunsen fur ben Nusflug mad ein-
%cinnati trefen lou. Sin Mntrag. bdB bieienigen
Mit9iteoern, ipeld5e nod benz Mashua niht ,tpieoer
benz yerluft ibres Sagseloes betraft meroen ioDenS
fano natitliA feline Snaoe.
Montae. ben 81. Mdrs.
Ser 5enat mar Bios Na1ntttass In 6ibuns unb
J Die Wer9anMunsen finb unpihtia. Sie gemein-
itaflide COMMITTEE iber oas SagbgeleB :.einiete
iih in Wesus auf Die Sasoseit fur pride balm, DOB
iih bisielbe pDm Is. Dftober bis gun, Is. Nop. ers
itreden foa. Ser Beridt unrbe senebn,iet-
Syn Sauie reihte Or. @loper eine Bfl Elm. mel.
DE port9retbt, bab bic Shulbl1r in 3ufunft pom
Staat heralsge8eben ,uerSen folen. YaiIirt suuroe
cine Bill. tpede Die grSiebunesbebDr6e BON golumz
bus ermdthtist. @elo gum Bau BON Shnlhduiern gu
borasn. Nadmittags muroe Die BerwiQisurssbiQ
i'm p!snar. Committee beratben.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-03-23

Staate Der Union; es beiteben bort ear feline 3uflug
@ereine. Gad einieen ~toeiteren Debatten ruuroe anf
Mntras Der Committee iber Mahlen Morgan s. %.
milton as rebtmdbis erudhlter Senator BON Segas
anerfannt. e
Mbenbs purbe Sbsrman's BeidluB ansenommen.
Delapore eins So i~tinoiee &ebe iiber Die 3uidnoe
i'm Siioen,. als Mnt,port auf Sbermon's Gebe pom
@omifae. Cont nifts BON Beoeutuna.
SIN saul muroen Elm babies Dubeno neue BiQs
ein9sreiht.
Muf Mntroa BON Danes paiiirte Elm neuer Yeihlub
fit Die Muffe0nng elmer Committee, tpelhe Die gu.
ifdnbe i'm 5iioen unteriuden unb I'M December oars
iiber beri1ten ipl. 0ie COMMITTEE lou aus IL ST.
~notoren unO IA Heprdlentanten bsiiehen.
Sdon wieoer paiIirte bas 5aus einen nenen gtr'
toauuasbeIdiub. Na1 bemielben lou iid Der @on=
oreB am %. Wadra Dertaaen. Das Sags m6fte germ
tori, Der eenat nnn6dte i'm SniereiIe @rani's in 81.
suna bleiben, big Die San Oominao GommiIidre
bon ibrer Saso auf piloe Gdnie 5uriidsstsbrt iino.