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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-08-02
THE AMERICAE COOKING STOVE

Is manufactured with certain improvements
secured by letters patent, under date of May
,, 1868, and December ,, 1865 One of
these improvements covers the arrangement
of fitting portable ash pan in the hearth of
a Cooking Stove, TO receive the ashes as it
passes down from the CRATE. All persons
are cautioned against manufacturing, vend-
ing or using other Stoves made in imitation
of the American, as suits have been COM
menced for Infringement Of these patents,
and all persons manufacturing. selling or US
ing said imitation, will be liable for DANA
ges for Infringement on these letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD & CO.
II and 10 Green St,
albany, n. Y.
The AMERICAN is for sale by
FLORY & BROTHER,
STRoUDsRURG, Pa.
June Il, 18G6.-Gm.
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General Geary sseoea rounds suficien
ly attest his bravery.
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mir auf untenlietsnbe &njeissn, bas n6@fe G8s&s faitfns
bente Guruerfsa bstrefTtnt.
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GrSTnuns itinss nsuen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ta6tia aufs,>
tii4t. unb manf&ea mir ieiner sef6ma6srl einseri6,rten
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9srn Bm. S4uIB Gin 8tief aus Dtutf6Isnp sun.
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Anslanb.

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iast, saB bic NssceiatiOnsn swilden Wrrussn II.
sinem Spriial.Qgentsn Ter italieniltsn Reaie
rung fortoouern.
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bic 9Siuna Der Sraae Der @lbbsr,patbiimsr auf
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runssn pss !5weds Der 5frsi6tl6sn 9orbsr.i
tunssH %aetsttn.
Ote Ultreihtlbe Nelterunl anttrprtete borauf.
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mu6 er bas pole Clos isfort auf BEN SLID ltel.
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penn sr bas pabnTnnigs 5arinssssieB nidt
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ibper rpsrosu. Die asus 0funSe, bsn Drsi-
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leben Don 9oitfleinaelb untsr 3sbn Gents.
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sin 8ewi&t bon 800 DfuRO smpOr5uttbsn. @r
behauptet, Der lorflte Yldnn In Der @8tlt Az
istn.
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aurnfef tn MOBILE. SsBttn
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Surnsr itr elites S%tiftuussfea ~fstsrttn. Gin,r
frsunrliGsn Ginlaeuna SCiae lsif,nS, batt,n
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9atsn nab Mobile s%sinnpt. MN an Der Ssai,b.
tttt abrti gu nsbmsu. Der Sunpcs-Surnotr.
elm mar eurH bic 6trrtn 8ernbub,r uup Strobm
unp Der 5urnosrein eurb 5rn. Grnbrufrr unp
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major W. @wtn pom Californian, nsld,er leit
~ldnssrer 3tit ibon in Sort ct. Ybilisp uuter.
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etr Scr. Siaatrn Circuit Court In Ncrfclt 8a..
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anberonmt.
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@cnn.. fsl bic sBatl sines @emitt's BON Der.
rem, Dsl&e Der idbnfen Dame einen preis ,u,
%trtennsn %Icntsn. auf cine pttfbwar,e Nteerin.
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a6tuns! Sdnstr unb 1uruuui
Die Sanger uno 9ur1er u ID ale Grsunbs ~bsrftlbtH fub
auI opnntaa ben Gotten Dfai, Nbenpe s llbr,
in sas 8ertins-2pfaI Der aurntr,
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gu elmer etmutbli6e1 @tenb~llnterbaItun freunbIiGIf elm.
stIabtn Spm S3prfanS Bro Turn SS,rs;rS
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@siauo .8eretn W,roinio

Die aetipen. paifpsn unb Gbren. Wi~tslieser bes s,,r,;us
msTctn eitr3uyn aufssforoert, fb iammtlidb Sci hem ann
pVpntaa BEN II. Nai fiat ~inSeupsn S.if:unaSftf Der Sur.
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nbr IN bet 8ir9inia 6au e;niufnben, UNI hb BEN qua Der
3urntr anjui6Iiestn. 9uettiS ptrb:n bic aeiiper WitaIis.
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subaIien3e Sinsi. moe c .sufa zen, uni bic be, Oh tsr o,tlts
senbsit iu ituse, ben 2jeber e~in3ulbtH.
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Gu psrmtttten.

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Cine ftbr f66ne 9Bobnuns, aus spci 8imu:ern ~btfebenb,
cine 3reppe bod. febt 3 Zig ;u ccrmietbsn bel 6. 3ebIt,
2l4 Sitbtnbe Ctr, grade sestniibrr benz Sbeattr.
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Staot Ri6mono.

e@r NnSsissn fir bic nd6ife drummer tnoer
nar bic gum 8rsitas, Na6mrttnss 8 ubr, r.t,.
stttias gHfnabms.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-19

ia Sltbtnoe Sir., eroee ststnNbtr Gem &btattr.
Naaners@si6Gft gum Setouii
Sas %ocaf6Atis einseribtets 9Daaner> uns @6miett~
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cont rpteocr mad, itiner Garm sW Bitbtn ttobt t,;at.
&uf 8erianssn fam audi Der Sspp ptrmittbet iperetn.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11

study and consideration Of our laer-
chants and business men, and ask
them to reflect if they have not been
nourishing a viper in their city, if not
in their bosom.
It is possible that the editor of the
Courier, finding his threatto our mer-
chants UNDECIDED, and his prophecy
unfulflled, has set to work to bring
about fulfllment by holding up to
ridicule the city in which he wishes
to make a living, and BY traducing
the men whom he solicits for patron
age. In all this we believe he will
most signally fail 1t would be well
for the Courier man to investigate
matters and see who are the men who
hinder the progress of our city, and
who thwart the efforts of our enter
prising and liberal, public-spirited
men. Such an investigation will not
reflect the highest credit ON the party
he processes to lead.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11

ter Of the men of whom it speaks, so
emphaticalIy and positively, as Moth
ing but the Breckenridge secession
party of 1906 revived. Itcertainly
must be delightful for the war Demo
Gratis of this city, to have their paper
hoist the name of the candidate of
that party which they have so often
denounced, and so long despised.
Says the Louisville Journal again:
"The Secessionists of the State have seen
proper to organize party of their own for
the purpose of achieving a victory at the
polls which they may construe into a vim
dication of the rebellion. Attempt to dis
guise it as they may, yet the fact win re-
main that this is the real issue which the
leaders of the LIST of May Convention have
thrust upon the State, and the Union men
of Kentucky must acceptit as such, or con-
sent to yield the contest to their enemies.
Every vote cast for Duvan next August
will be reasonably counted as a secession
vote, and his election will be heralded to
he country as the triumph of the secession
party of the State.''
The Evansville Courie7. says amen
to that, and up goes the name of DU-
VAIL to its masthead. The secession
party is one in which its editor has al
ways stood, and therefore it is not
surprising that ne rejoices in thus in
directly identifying the Democracy of
this city and county with that party.
We apprehend many of them will re-
fuse to drink at that fountain. They
may have been enticed to the trough,
but they will never be compelled to
drink of its bitter waters.
By the way, how do the Union sol
diers fancy the Cdurier's Endorsement
of the secession party of Kentucky,
and its candidate?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11

THE New York Daily Neacs is dis
tressed by the apprehension that the
blacks of the South may obtain a po-
litical and social ascendency over the
whites. Here is its premonition Of
trouble: K
The transition is quite facile, from
equality to superiority, when the offices are
held by negroes, and justice is administered
by mulattOes and naeEees. What guarantees
have the whites that, when this superiority
is attained and they feel their power, they
win not passloca laws discriminating be-
tween the whites, and excluding them
from the benefits of equality? 1t becomes
a serious question whether, in view of this
fact, the South ought not to make some
compromise with the radicals, and accept
equality as proposed, provided guarantees
are given that the negro shall not become
the white mans master"
The Copperheads have our condol-
ence. Some law should be passed pre-
venting the negroes from becoming as
much superior to them in brains as
they are now superior to them in 10y
atty and honesty.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11

BUsHwHAcKERs NO MoRE,-The
Knoxville Commercial of the LIST in
slant says: .ss.ss
Our readers, perhaps, remember
that not long since Gov. Brownlow
offered a reward for David Baker and
John Duncan, two notorious charact-
ers, who have been numbering inno-
cent citizens and stealing horses in the
Eastern portion of our State and
North Carolina. About three weeks
since, John Duncan was found dead
in the bush, and it is supposed he
died from causes he could not avoid.
Last Thursday, company of citizens
who had been on the track of David
Baker, found him at Coke Greek,
about three miles from the Carolina
line. We learn that Baker made
full confession, and revealed the
names of all parties connected with
his gang. He made some important
disclosures. We regret to learn that
Baker died while coming in from the
bush.
There is considerable meaning in
that last sentence.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11
Evansville and her Traducer.

Under a sensation head entitled
Evansville city versas New York,
London, Paris, Constantinople, Pc
kia, Berlin and Jeddo, the Courier
of yesterday morning expends over a
column and a-half in ridiculing Ev-
ansyille, her business men and her
merchants.
twill be remembered by those who
read the Courier, either from choice
or sense of duty, hatpreyious to the
city election that paper threatened
our merchants with the most dire
-calamities ifthey dared vote for the
Union candidates. Their stores would
be closed for want of business, and
the merchants of the South would
passby rs asa plaguespot OF asleprosy.
But the warning was UNDECIDED, our
merchants asserted their manhood and
their good sense by voting for the best
men and securing the services of
those competent to manage the affairs
of the city, and still trade goes on,
and according to the testimony of
good men who have had an opportu-
nifty to judge, Evansville has, since the
election, improved her business and is
now doing more proportionately than
any city on the lower Ohio River.
A week or two age the Courier
threatened some steamboat with ami
hilation if her owners did not compel
the negro who sells papers on board
to buy the Courier, which the negro
had previously refused to do. Whether
this attempt at black mailing has sue
ceeded or not, we have yet to learn.
Now, this cormorant makes whole
sale onslaught on the entire city and
her business men, and is especially
facetious or sarcastic in reference to
proposed city improvements and pub
lie enterprises, such as the Water
works, the new Opera House and
Street Railroads. ezaft
What the editor of the Courier ex--
poets to gain by this wanton yillifca-
ton of our best citizens, we are at a
loss to know, but presume the gentle
men interested in these projects will
soon discover. I1 'se
In the same spirit, a week or two
ago, the Courier assaulted with ridi-
eule the breaking up of the streets
preparatory to bowldering; withsharp
illusions to J" Mayor BAKERS kitchen
garden" hemp patch" &C., &c. So
Z We commend this facetious and
immensely aoitty article to the careful
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11
LATEST NEWS.


win adjoura by the middle OF nextmonth.
The Spanish feet of the coast of Chilli
has been reinforced.
New and rich gold diggings have just
been discovered in California. as -
It is said that over 500 cows have died of
the cattle plague in the District of Columbia
within the last six months: xd
A British naval officer reports having
seen vessel containing sixty Fenians of
tAe coast of Maine, aai osEsl yea
4 case pending for nearly fifty years be-
tween the United States and New Grenada
was concluded on Wednesday,.
Thomas A. Taylor, Independent candi-
date, was elected Mayor of Providence.
Rhode Island, ON Wednesday. ot zissEf.
Gen. Terry was nominated by the Re-
publicans in the New Haven. Connecticut,
District, on Wednesday night.
A murder was committed in the Ameri-
can Theatre, Baltimore, on Wednesday
night. s@
The roads in California have become
passable, and goods are being carried into
the interior in large quantities.
Among our dispatches this morning will
be found an interesting decision by the
Commissioner of Pensions.
A number of United States officers have
been recently fired at by Apacha Indians,
at Cottonwood Springs, and one of them
Major Muller-kiIled.
The Charter election in Virginia City,
Nevada, and in Stockton, California, re-
suited in the election of the entire Union
tickets.
The First Regiment of Maryland colored
troops arrived in Baltimore on Wednes-
day, and as they marched through the
streets some difficulty sprang up between
them and some white men. Blows were
interchanged, but no serious damage was
done.
Information was received at Les An
gelos, California, on Wednesday, that Fort
Goodman, Oregon, had been captured and
its garrison, numbering 124 men, had all
been murdered, with one exception.
Still further Government losses, by the
suspension of the Merchants National
Bank, of Washington, have been devel-
oped. Some $4,000, deposited by T. B..
Hobbs, disbursing agent of the Treasury
Department. The wreck of the bank is
GO4LRACSCs
Secretary Harlan is inquiring as to how
many of his clerks risked a draft rather
than enlist in the army, with the purpose
OF substituting honorably discharged SOL
diers for all SUCH IL 5AlA 9i1hc ia a
The large amounts paymasters are al
lowed to have deposited to their individual
credit are exciting unfavorable comments
In Washington.
The English residents at Santiago join
those of Valparaiso IN denouncing the ac-
ton, or rather want of action, on part of
the British Charge and the Admiral in not
preventing the bonn5ardment. q ~
The Spanish Admiral in his report says
that after Chill had thwarted the effort for
the settlement of difficulties, Commodore
Rogers declined action, considering the
right and dignity was on the part of Spain.
He alsosays the English Admiral expressed
the belief that Chill, by her action, had
justified the bombardment.
The people of Columbia, South Carolina,
have appointed a committee to inquire
whether Columbia was burned by order of
Sherman or Wade Hampton
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11
COTTON WARES.
Evansville Wool FaetorY.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
to the Public in general, but most especial
~ to the Farmers, that they are prepared
TO take in Wool for manufacturing into the.
following Goods, viz: iaft8 rs
JEANS, BIAN IlETs, CovERLETs, PLAIN AND
PLAID FLANNEIs, LENsEYss SArT-i n
NETS & STOCKING YARN.
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also a good supply of the
above Goods ON hand for sale or exchange
for Wool, so that persons living at a dis
lance, who bring or send their Wool early,
can have their goods right or Price list
for manufacturing win be sent on applica-
ton. Office and Factory corner Bond street
and Canal. JOHN w. GRUEN & co.
ap6-6m - 8fe $3.50
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11

ALL the Republican Senators voted
against the confirmation of FRANK
BLAIR, for Internal Revenue Collector
at st. Louis. Right. We have had
enough of the BLAIR family" to do
rs for seven hundred and seventy gem
erations. Peace to their ashesl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11

THE Comptroller of the Currency
estimates that.the revenue and tax re-
ceipts of the Government, during the
next year, will be equal to- those Of
the present fiscal year, and that, on
the Both of Junes 1867 there will be
a balance to the credit of the Govern
rnent, after all expenses, of $249, O00,-
900. 80. ArsI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11
The Happy Family.

We print in another place long ar
ticle from the Courier of yesterday,
which shows a most delightful state
of feeling as existing among some of
the Democratic leaders in our city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11
Pfanos and Of.gans

much lower than they are being sold else
where in this citY,-and persons in want of
a superior Instrument win find it to their
advantage to call before purchasing else
Water street, first door below Chestnut.
mars Fssta aAs hN0 e9i,-5H SO
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11

THE Detroit Tfbune contradicts the
report that General Cass's health is
falling 1t says his health has recent
ly improved, and he is in no danger
whatever. r - !.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11

PAYhAsTER PAULDINe, of the army,
had over half a million dollars of
Government money deposited in the
suspended Merchants National Bank,
at Washington. Aside from this, the
Government was creditor to the bank
to the amount Of $4,000.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-11

Our of claims against the Govern
ment to the amount of. $40, OO0,0O
presented I'd the House Committee on
Claims, only 100000 have been al
lowed