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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01
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f6e Yrentier nit elmer fehr ertrabas
aantcn Game, elmer nit ben StapoIeos
nioen beriuanoten Yrinsefiin Golm
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6aI0le 8lder gef9rieben uro in ben
Grad aebradt bat. Stun miro bon
Slorens beridtet, baB 9tatassi in Solge
cine5 bon feiHer 9ernablin berfaRten
BumeS bon Dem Wfardele YepoIi, Dem
Sen. 2amarmora uno Dem Sen. @ial@
Oini gum OuelI 9eforoert iporoen lit.
Der Sen. .GiaI6ini for0erte i'm i'm gfa<
men 0cS Senators Mfartiani iueldber
peqen boben9lltcrsoie9 9Safennidjt niebr
fubren fann. Die Sor0erltn9 berubt nuf
Beleioigungen, pefdJe Die @9riftitel<
lcrin in ibrem @erfe ben Santilien Der
@enannten un6 slnoeren suaefiiat ba@
ben fol uno fir meId)e, Oa lie bon Der
sSrau feine @cnuetbuung erlangen
f5nuelt iie ben NRann IN 9lnfprud
nebmen. &atassi foll iuegen feiner
SfeIIimg ais Saupt Der &eoierun9 Oas
Suel ab9ele5nt babsll, tporauf YepOli
acorobt bobcn fol-, Sie SSrau 9fatassi
our9 feine8eoienten bbrfeigeii Su la1en
un6 ben Wlinilter in Der 6ffentliben
Gibllna 6es 8arInments beld)impfen
Al m0lIen. SJurd 8ermittluna bon
sie1cn 8eireun6etcn Der Yarteien 1T
n1au Damn einig geworbcn, bic Snde
eincm gbren9eridte sm iiber9cben,
iusldycni Der S6tiig ieIblt pr6iioiren
miirbe. Nfardeie &epolibat ben Sra
| fen MreIe su leileul 8ertreter in 0ie<
| fem gbrengeridte eriuablt, 8dtaSsi
bat nod feiiien eeeigneteit &ettreter
Efitlaen f0nncn. @iaiSini uno Qamors
mora, ipelde erlf in sweiter Sinie aufs
traten, lollen entl6lollen ieinb Die
Sade auf 9leuberlte su treiben. Gine
Sorrelpon0ci,s I1reibt iibcr 0ieien
GfansaI: ,,Jiatas,t inlB ipieoer eins
NAL Die grfabrun9 MAIDEN, 0aB es uns
onoenebm merOen fann, cine f6rift>
itelIcrnoe Satin am b6ltslidJen @eeros
3n baben. Seine 8rau bat ndnIlid in
ibrcm neuiteu &oman: lie piege aux
nlaris,s bic @r0Bct Der Forentiner
| gelcuidaitiri 0erlelben 9Seile troctirt,
] mic iie III einem fruberen, ebenfaIlS
ouf Sfanoal mo 8elrieoiQuua pers
ll0nlider 9iancuncn berehneten gSerfe
eiliiee hcrnorrngtnoe DISQUALIFICATION
]. Ocs sipcitcn SaiierreiAs borsenommen
/ bate. 9alnarmorat GialOiiti, Der
4 Gendtnr Wfartilni II. u. lln0 in febr
crfcuntIi1en, ober feinesipe9s fdmei.
deIbaftcn Yortraits ais Sonoratiorei
TEDon ,8idleuille" 0escidnet; aul idled<
.Eteltcil nber fonlnt Der Wearbele Yepoli
lmea, Ocns Mfaoamc 9iatasSt luoN ibre
/ lpesieIIen Observation-Disclosures @efnble
| betlInoen iuoIIte. Die 6olge III, Dab
| 9eepoli mo Nrei ooer bier an0ere Bee
I IeiSiate fidl nit 9fatas3i fdIa9en pol>
]. len. unl oeilen SSrau DiScretion BET
,ubrinaer. Sin Gbrengeridlt, ans ben
+ generalen 8ri0none, Brio II. u, be-
ItcbenO, bnf trok einrr ale b0fr Nblidi
! oeSapouireneeu @rfIdruig Der Serial
lierin Oabin elttIdleoen, Dab Der Moman
oIIefoin0s Belei0iglngeil ge0esl Sers
l1ns5orocrnoen entAnIte, aber DaB bes<
Il haIb bod Iiir Oiele fein @rltiiD boFlieae
tlhd5 an Sic Yerlon 0es W;aiilerprdii
{ otaten fclbit gu balten. go Febt bi
@a6e dugeubiidlid; natirlia nir0 +
pon ben poIitifden @eenerll Natds3i'
B meiOlid) oas9ebeutet."
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Sn Der &eriuifelMna nit @panien
lit nod glllcS bem 9lIten.s Mfan meiG
nibts bon Den 8sme9lm9en. 0cr Ipani<
i1en SSlottc. Die dlileniide Yrellc lit
Der 8crnittclung ciler allsiparti0en
Nad)t elt0cQen, foFOcrt aber audi 3us
glcid, DAP Die Sdlpierwfeit LnoIid sur
GntlAeiOung gebradt miro. Bic bon
Den Ser. Staatcn auge6otene Sermitt<
lung lit nod nibt angen0mnien lpOroen
nno eS iino feine 9tuSlifbten 6afiir Dors
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in 8aIpurailo, OaB Die Ncaieruna Der
Ser. Staaten freunelider aegen Spa<
nien oeiinnt iit, als ge9en bic iiioameri<
fanlldeu 0fepublifcH. uno DAP ole lpas
nilbe gtesicrung nidt s0gern iuiiroc,
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8erbadt, SaB Spanien ole Sraae aerne
Der @RtldeiOun9 Der Ser. Gtaaten lms
tcriuerlea m0d)te, 1T Gins bcr orobcn
9in6erllilIe, mcsbnlh Die YolfSltimnlnna
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

ylieman6 hordJe. Gr beriiaeste biers
auf, Dor ibrer 9tnfunft ieOen MinfeI
Ourd6pd)t gu haben. sic fnblten fid1
iest litber, o 10 lidler, 0ab iie 9lrm IN
Mrnt Iadleuo i'm 3inimer auf uno ab
oirfueti b bon oein fuoblbercbneten
9lane rebeteu, mid 0eufe unr, tple
aroslidjl -Sur Mfaitrene oes Nfiniiters
Su MAIDEN umo bnnn babin ;u orbeltsn,
SenfeIben BEL MIR 81 iiberraIdjcn. Wfar
miiroe tbm oonn Die SSabl lohen, ibu
uno mid Dor Der g8elt Su comprnmitis
rem,, inbent er cine eeridtlidle Shet@
olna benntta0e, ooer- Die Seoin9uns
gen gu erflllen, Die lie legt ndber be>
Ieuhteten. aa
GrlaB mir mebr babou 81 reoen, @ntS
NAL @enna MlaT ipoIlte @arriere MAJ
den burdl Die Ilntreue icines Meibes-
unb nie,95aronin iuolIte Damn mir aes
eeniiber 6as 6edt erlangen, gans fret
Dor nIeinen @ugen baS fiinebafte Ser&
baltniB fortsulesen.
SD iudr bergefommicn nit Der Nb<
| lidlt, itddbem i'd 9llIes geh0rt butte,
| herBOrSutretea imb linen ibre Sdanoe
ms geIid)t sn l6leuOtrn. Nber, meir
GsoitI nls. i'd Den Mfanl, 0cn i'd nit
ciner obg0tiiltbcn 2iebe mebr als nleine
| 3eliaion mo nleiu SinO aeliebt bate,
- ben Monn, Der 9eldmorelL mid Dor
iebem Sd)ners gu bcfuabren llriO mid Su
ldubcn bor ieOer @efabr -alss i1 ihn
| faIt, bersIos, obhc aud nur einen @es
mi1IensbiB, odbon rcSen b6rte, mid, iein
ciaenes gSeib, Die Muiter leineS Sins
beS, Al berOerben - oa lhpan0 mir leOe
Srlft. SD berlor 0as SelUnBtfein, B. b.
! itidt f0rperIid); i'd fubr fort gu boren,
4 abcr oie y8olte Daren nIr leerer 9haH;
. ith lab lie onh ii6 cutferaen, aber meine
Seele mar 70 boIlfommen 9elabnlt, Dap
! i'd, nid)ts mebr 81 hemfen nno Sn begreis
. fen bcrInod)te; idl iab Oa, regungslos,
uie gu Stein geiuorOcH Spater e.@
blifte idl Dor mir ben Nliniiter; er
J fprad1 su mir, id iueib nidt mas. lsr
/ reid)te mir ben Mrm, nnb ib fplgte i'm
ninenIos ben gSre, ben i'd 9et0mmen.
.Sn ieinem 9lrbeitss simmer angtlan9t,
fiibrfe er mid, neine Sobesbla1e gr>
+ ipohrenb, 3u eillen Senel, befeu9tete
j mid nit @au &c oloane, fniete bor mir
i nieoer uno prcBte unter Iiirmil6en Sra
; aen mad Oem, mas mir feble, nleine
+ 9anO Gin Nial aber Sas anOerc an feline
j 4ippen. SD bate feline gSilenstraft
{ nnebr, fie surldsusiebeil; i'd Iieb ibn gee
, pdbren, Gercfst oedigiti9t entfest
. our1 mein Sdipeigen - Id mar teines
t gSortes lnddtig - fliiiterten feline 2ips
, pen oas 8cfenntniB Ieibenlhaftiider
Il Qiebe, berbumOen nit Den fe5entlidlten
r 8itten, ibn1 gu faecn, mas mir feble.
Il gntfeblidl Das febitc nodl 9lber es
{ mar, alS tratc bur9 oieien neuen Sdre>
B den cine 9ieaftion in meinen 9eiiti9eu
Il SSdbieteiteu Elm, ais eruade IN nil
{. iuieoer Gin neues, fraftiaes 2eben gum
/. Sampf eeeen Slipoe uno lluredt. Ser
i. Born bradtc oas 8lut surIf in meine
/; fdrbIoien Ban9en, unO nlcine Au9en
; brannten bor Gntriiituug, als I'D meInel
Slif Dem Rinilter 5uwanote.
.6crtiesuns foIst in nd9fer eumituss sEHmmer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

norm iie iid Oariiber befdnert, Dab
YreEbeR fOrtiabrt, Die GrrpHidtunaen
osS Tertrages bon 1866 in Besllg nut
ShleSmig unbeadtet sil lalIcn.
Die &cgierung Der Ser. Stdaten BAT
0em @sur bon Yiu6Ianb ben famoien
Nfonitor nWfiantpmab" gum 9Serfani
ali9ebotcn. Ser 8orl1Iag wirO pobg
onasnomnlen iuer0en. s,r
Seit 8eenoigung oes sSric6enscon :
9relleS tritt Die Seltlide sSraae ipieoel
tart in ben 8oroerarlln0. 9s s.
Die Senier leIlelL 10 beibt es, am 30,
9ebanger merDcH. 'l ta64sa s.
@efern fone in sSt. Salnes Sal Elm
iueitereS grobes 0tefornl @Ntcctina Statt.
Sob:t Stuart Niills unO Nn0ere tpra1eil
81 @nnlten bebeutenOer Oteiouneli.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01
eSmpertGIiffeu In MfcrifO
parDIirt.
Qon6on, 81. Nfoi.

@ie Spanild)e 9ieaierung bat bic
6raae in 8eratbung, OBJ es 9eratbeu fei
5cIaberei in alien @olonien ab3uldaf.
fen. (g8ir la9en: SAL
0ie 8anf bon england bat 0aS
Disconto nm Elm balb @ro;ent rebMs
cirt.
DepeIden bonrs Continent meIoert
neue Birreu in Der SdlesiDisIden
Sra0e.
QOniS 9fapoIeOn lciSet u1iogbeuer al;
ieiner dronilben 6ranfbeit.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01
Mafhinaton. 81. 0fai.

Sai 81 not 0 n, 81. Dlal. ssl
Das SoIIiHemcnt Der eriten @ationaI
Banf in yief1 Srleaus miro Der 9teatesi
rung feline Berluite bereiten. Scr
GortroIIeur Oes GdabantteS ber0fents
lid Elm Circular, iuoriH er erflart, Dap
bic gfoteu iener 8ane burA Die 0fe9ies
rung In @reembn6s iliiigelebt piir0en.
Gecretdr GeiparD Oriifte Dem DETER ,
reinilden @eianoten leine gln[idJt auS,
0aB er nibt CLAUDE, bas NfariniiIian
erfhoGen miir6e.
Die conftitupneIIe (Gopperbeo6)
@OnbentiOn in Mfarplano Bat Deil fols
gellOen Bel1Iub 0efabt: ,,Slrt. "a. DaB
SclaDcrei nidt III oielcIn Staate iuie<
Der eingefiibrt iperOen sloll; Oa fie aber
nnter bent 9luslpieien' Der Bereini1ten
Staaten ab9eidafft tuurOe, 10 lit es
re6t uno billi9, ods Die GigentbHmer
enlfdaoigt iUiirOen."
gReD yorf, 81. Rai.
Der SeraI6 bat cine Depeldle aus
Mfatamords, iuelde melOet, Oab 9ias
nlebrere 9unDert Smperialilten paroIirt
bat.
Mobile, Mld., 81. Niai.
Die gcltrige Nugga6s pes ,Sl6tiono.
lift, raOifaIeS Blatt, ijf 0llrd) och 9oit@
conman0antcn unterorilftiDorocn. Sine
gDaGe iii Dor oeT Ebiir per Sfficin pos
itirt, ItitO Der @erauseeber bari bis allf
g6eitcres feim Blatt nidt mebr pnblis
cireu,a- Scr ineriminiFte 2lrtifel fpIl
Snftruetlonen on .SdiDlrse entbaItem
b6ben, pain mn6 lOic gSnffen sM brau<
den. (Gol. 9bepberO, Der 4oiteoTne
iHanOant, iit Elm 5ohnlpus yiaun. 7
Cine &peeinioepeldJe bon gBafbing@
ton nleIOet, Sn6 Der Ygalioent bic Mb<
iidt begt, pen BON @enetal @opc abaes
fekten slnD0r uHO zB0Iiseidef ipie0er
ins Mmt 80 feken; frnkoeiu Der 0ifcielle
BeridJt 0ea GlenerdI HoDd betStMahge 4
fekien Beanlten bic 5d)aIO bes 9iiotS
in ben GGub ldisbt.
9lew BrunsDid, 81. Nfai, d,
Bridget Dergtn, cine 6rail, burOe
Oer NnEIage oes ,,Uios0es ins erlteH
grnOe" an JrnlI @arriel III 9leiu gfar
fet begangen, iduIotg befanOeil ullO jltns
Strif.DeFnrtbeiIt.
Bafbin0tOI 80. Wiai.
Der @raf0ent aebt 65onntaa Niaraen
mad ylaleiab ab. GeHne Eodjter UirS.
Stober nnO feim SODn 9lobert gebeh
nit lint.
vi 4attnte linD iii Der Iebten gBod,e
ansgeaeben iunrDeM. :,
Das parnle sseiter baf bier beeons
nen. DER Gberlnpmeier aetatc hcltte
SIS GraD.
DaS @rieaBDepnrtensciiE liHanet, 0a6
per &rle1s0ampfer aflantoalab an sliubs
Lamb pertdnft ieI.
aian lagt, genrral S5onlas iOl
iErenGe SnlarutIionen hnbeu, Die tDeitere
SrganilaEiOn Der qllilis ID SeHueilee ~
Gie 9fepublifaner Der gsarb hdbeH
cinen &@pnt5em glamemg %. 9b. 6olfon
fur Den 9taolratb nongiiIisi ua0 luerOen
ibn eglDdblen.
sfew@0rfy SO. @10i.
6alF@e 50sDonArs sioEem Der ,,glas
tioHaI Banf Of tIe glspsblic, glelU DorEn
aus 2OzDonar s9lpten geanDert, Ifno in
Circulation.
Sin CUR Eooegarafe bsrurEbeiIfei
GeutfdleE ta DietiiloiGt berfnhte beuts
NR0t9en id) bas 9ebea DdDuFeb sl fieb :
men, Oab eE lld9 bic 0lbesll 1iTnefe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

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All advertisements are due From date of first in
ertion. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
o. aud transient advertisements will be taken
unless accompanied by the money.
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Office No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE.
(over'NY. T. Berry & Co.'s Book store,)
P.o. Address LOCK Box 50,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

.icin, berbaftet; bod er proOueirte cinen
Sar6on bonn 9rdfioerten unD uurt {
harauf BIN freigelaieil.
8on 9on0on sebeil baIbofFrielle
.SepeidJen Elm oes Snbolts, oaB bic
86nigin iuoBl ldnintIicbe yeiliergez
|fangenen sa lebenslanalider @efangS
niBbaft be0naoigen miro.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

GOnIerbatibe Convention in MarDlanO,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

@aOitales 8Iatts perb . ts u,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

gouberneur 6Ietdler bpt 8eIob :
nua9 bon 800 @ellars fir ieOcn Der
9tidnnno 8anfranbers tlifsgebnteil.
0ieielben t6Oteteu oeu l0fnpor pom
9tidnnpph, ben 8nitor unO bchen Sobn.
Der bcftiolte Sdlnecltnrnl Der 9ailnn
tnbte 0eltcrl NadJt in unffrer Sta6t.
Qln9 maren Donner nne 8liB tebr lt0rs.
Scr 9lcgcn. fieI in Str0mcIl mebrrrc
SfnnSeil lang Snpaalt5cn s9eitrn iibn<
li0eS 0etter unb iebr falt. s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

@eucral Gseobebo beri6tct bonn Sn<
ncrlL Dap Yraliosnt Suare; Sefebl err
tbellt babe, Den @rSberSog MaginIiIian
unh alle feline 8cner6le 81 erf6ieBsn
(So eroet Der &f in Niegifo -
allf lDie Iange?
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01
q { 10 gorf.sSf. g9ai.

Der SeraIS bat eine Depelde aus
Nfatamords, iueld)e melOet, Dap Dias
nlebrere SunOcrt Smpsrialilten paroIirf
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ScltgrapD. NaGrid)tttI.
@abel-S SGadricbtelr !.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

slew RFungibif, 81, Nlai, n
8riOget Dergen, cine 6rait, iburOe
BET MnEIage 0es 0sgloEaes I'M eriteH
GrnOe" an Grnu @arricl iii 9lriD Nfar
fet begangen, fdDHlDig befiinOeu ullo Sitnl
Gtrif .bernrtbeiIt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

RATES OF ADvERTIsI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

Sa DanDlEle, Solpn, beriud)te elr
Maann Nameus 9ouis Wfaraucttc oil
cines gfahtars Srnu cine Sodnnbtbat
au begebel. Sein sRlar fcblte; or luurOe
berbaftet une erbinstc fid i'm @tfan9s
nip.
Sine @epcIdle aus Council 8lufs
helOet boneiuent @efetbt nit Snbianern.
Sic 2ektcren itnllen breiBia @iel nabe
8eaubais. Sie grifel1 ant @onnerita9
elnc @ilenarbeiters 9lbtbeilung in 9oOge
Yolc an unb berlDunoeten einen berlels
ben uno t6otetcr, liebeH. Setbs SUI
oianer luurOen bel Ser 9Iffaire 9et0Otet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

Nfotamoras, %. Mfai, bia Stem
SrIenns, 81. Mtai. Sic foIgenOe Des
pcfdae lief brute bon Gscobebo ein: lin
3 ubr Mforaens am Is. uar>e 4a @rule
Dnrtl nniere Screen geiininnell. Gurs
nobber lpurSe Die Garniion oefnnecn.
Der 6cinO 5og fd) nnterOcHen nab
@arru be Ia Gampano Surilf, molelblt
ibn Infere MrtiIlerie 3inan9, fdl 5ll
lUeroebsn. - Mlnrimilina ilnS ieinc
generdlc Mieia lno GaftclIp ilbcro lben
fid. @c6en Sie nem Yr6lioenten mcine
berslitbcn 9llftuiInid)e ;u olelem Eris
llnpb DER naliondIen 9lrineen.
i0SsNs s(ca rnf,cSo
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-27
SPECIAL RIVER DISPATCHES.
{ Exclusively to the JoarnGl.)

Especial to the Evansville Journal.]
CAIRO, Feb. 26.-The Henry Ames
from New Orleans to st. Louis, 9 P.
M; Cora S., Memphis to Louisville,
11P.M
Especial to Evansville 'Journal.1
PITTsBURG, Feb. 26.--Noon.-The
river is 10 feet 6 inches, and falling.
Weather clear and mild.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-27
Boats Leaving To-Day.

For CAIRo.-The Quickstep, COM
handed by Capt. Dexter, one of the
Oldest, and probably an officer of the
most varied experience now on this
part of the river, with Fred. Hus ton
in the Office, goes out for Cairo to-
day. She is fast, comfortable, and
safe.
For MEMPHIS Laura Fen
ton, it is reported, will leave for
Memphis TO- day, Capt. Bellas as mas
ter. For speed, safety, and conve-
nience, she commends herself to the
travelling public.
For CUMBERLAND RIvER.-The
Chattanooga, commanded by the vet
eran Capt. Scott, will leave to-day for
Cumberland River and way points.
For LoUIsvILLE.-It is expected
that the Morning Star will be the
packetfo for Louisville to-day.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 26.-The river
fell 2 feet A inches, with AZ feet 6
inches water in the channel. Weather
clear. Mercury 400.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-27

TvHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
l. at its Office In Evansville, solicits a
continuance of the patronage of the pub
lie, referring to its superior facilities of
transportation, its vast domestic and inter-
national connections, its prompt Equida-
ton of all losses, and its sterling reliability.
Especial care taken in the collection OF
Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportation
of Money and Valuable Packages
Merchandise received for delivery on
payment of the accompanying bill, and
proceeds returned promptly.
Transport heavy and light freights, pack
ages, and parcels as low as all other for
warders. M M
&C., can be obtained at the office, No. TX
FIRST STREET
novl4 diff Us. DAVIS, Agent. +
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-27
River NEWS.
SHENANDOAH PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
ment of job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&C., &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf boats viii be promptly attended to.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-27

our fob department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&C., &c. Orders left with either of the
aa River and weather.
The river was reported still at a
stand at 2 CLOCK. tits, according to
the opinion of those who claim to
know, about as high as the great rise
of 1847-perhaps little higher. Yes
terday was the most cheerful looking
day we have had this season. The
sun shone brightly, and the atmos-
phere was quite warm and agreeable,
Arrivals and Departures.
The following are the arrivals and
departures up to 2 o'clock yesterday:
Quickstep, Carlo to Evansville; Plain
City, Bowling Green to Louisville;
Chattanooga, Cumberland River to
Evansville; and the Jas. Gray, Green
River TO evansville.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Glasgow, from New Orleans to
Evansville; Pine Grove, Eliza Porter
and Champion to St. Louis; Robert
Burns, Mayfower, Anna and Sam. j.
Hale for Memphis; Huntsville, Ber-
tina, Centralia, Talequah, and Nora,
for Arkansas River; Argosy, Leoni-
das, Alice ", Alice Dean, Amazon,
and Liberty No. 4, for New Orleans;
M. s. Mepham and Virginia, from
New Orleans; Ida, Columbia, Julia
No. 2, and Rowena, for Nashville.
miscellaneous.
The mud is fast disappearing on
that part of the levee out of water,
but SO soon as the water begins to
recede, an interesting time may be
looked for.........Business was little
more livelyin the forenoon Of yester-
day, but the Cairo packet trade, in
consequence of the high water, has
not, for several days, done much.
There are but few places where boats
can get down now for freights.........
The Charmer has gone on the dock
for repairs. She will be out in few
days, ready for the trade. It is
probable that the Mayfower will take
her place in the packet line, at least
that was the rumor. The Laura
Fenton and David Watts are still at
the wharf loading for Memphis,
but will probably leave to day.......
The Wabash and White Rivers are
reported receding, though slowly:
For three days the river has been re-
ported at stand at this place..
The Chattanooga had fair trip from
the Cumberland River, bringing p
hogsheads of tobacco for Hubbs &
Viets, which will go forward by the
Star Union Line. Five hogsheads
were also brought by that boat con-
signed to r. K. Dunkerson & Co...
The Plain City passed up for Louis
vile, having a light trip 1.-The
james Gray had also slim trip from
Green River......The Louisville pack
cts have been thrown off of time by
the withdrawal of the Rose Hite,
which it is understood is undergoing
repairs at New Albany; but it is
probable that the Morning Star will
leave for Louisville to-day. No ad-
vices as to that have been received,
however. T
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For CAIRo.-The Quickstep, COM
manded by Capt. Dexter, one of the
Oldest, and probably an officer of the
most varied experience now on this
part of the river, with Fred. Hus ton
in the Office, goes out for Cairo to-
day. She is fast, comfortable, and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-24

The following is from Russian letter
There is at 1chokrak small curative es-
adjustment. IL Is q kind of shanty, contain
ing dining '0on aud kitchen, few cells,
each large enough to hold an exceeding small
bed and one char, q shed with few tubs And
q hage cauldron to warm water. Outside
toward the lake is long corridor open to the
lake, but sheltered by wooden roof from the
SUI. Il is divided INTO two parts by part
ton, separating the ladies from the gentle
mem quarters There are plsnks ensblipgs the
bather TO traverse the long slope of slippery
mud between the bath house and the water,
and this is very necessary, as there is no foot
hold. and, when wet, the mud could not be
walked over without falling. Such is the ac-
commodaiion offered TO the ordinary bather.
The baths alone are no doubt efhcacious, for
the water is not only salt, but is very rich IN
iodides and bromides. But il is the mud that
those who resort to this lake chiefly look to.
The mud baths. simple as they are, certainly
ought 10 be efficscious The bath is q box of
rough deal, Of the shape aad size Of cvfin.
This box is filled with thick, hot mud, %
nearly dry that the weight of the body viii
only sink very slightly into IT. The patient
hes upou il. and the attendant covers him up
with foot CT fresh mud. which is firmly com
pacted around him, so that no part is exposed
but the lace. All THIS ID NOHc III Inc open
air in a broiling sun. A small pent house is
arranged to shade the face, and the patient is
LEFT 10 enjoy himself. He is thus buried alive
and parhoiled for period varying from half
an hour to an hour and half. In an atmos>
phere Of sitting heat, redolent of rotten
eggs. in a closely fitting case Of exceedingly
stiff mud. in association, perhaps, with half
A dozen other victims, ranged side by side,
close together, he awaits his cure-and sure
" be deserves il. When bus time is up, aud
the baked crust Of mud is broken, he is found
floating. He then removed TO a warm bath,
aud il Is said that he comes out clean. At
anv rate he is hungry. He has been stewed
in bis own juices, whatever they may be, and
when the meal time arrives he is enabled to
do Justice to the food provided. which, acs
cording to the specimen of it enjoyed, was
rather superior to that generally obtained at
Russian hotels of the second order. The
boxes from which the patients have been
taken retain perfectly the whole form Of the
body almost as if it mad been intended to take
cast from them in plaster Of Paris. The
mud requires 10 be removed, and is replaced
with fresh supply the next day.