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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-28
Seitmnas.6efete.

1. 9Senn bic Abcnnenten ltidt ausbriif-
LID Das @eeentbeil belfeaen 70 tpiro anee-
nOmmen, DaB fe cine 8prtlssuas bes AbOnne-
mentS miinfben.
2. Das Mbcnnement fam nirbt eber rehts-
siiltis abbelfelIt perben, ais bis ale 9tiiffinbe
be3ablt linb.
3. Wenn Mbsnnenten es uuterlafrn Cber
lib peisern, ibrs 3eitunsen ron Der betrefen-
ben ppft Office ab3ubrlen, 10 iinb lie Derant-
nortlib bafiir, bis Te ibre 6e9nuns unb pas
Mbcnnement be5ablt baben.
A. Menn Abpn1enten ben Webncrt per-
Gnbern, pbne bic .3eitunsS Grpeeitipu pappn
gu bsna9rtHttser, 10 1T IS ibr S1aberr tpenn
bic 3eitunsen mad Der polt Office ibrer frti-
beren Bpbnung gefanbt perben.
5. Die rt6terliden Gnti6eibunsen lauten
babin, bag cine 9Seigerung, 53eituAeen Dor
bsr betreHenben pplt Sffice absubclen pber
8erGneerungen beS g8p6nprts pbne Sprberees
benbe 9tn3etse ais prtnta facie 8epeis einss
beabf1ti3ten S6winbelS arsuIe6en.
6. 9Ser brei 9tummern elmer 3cttung an-
ntntmt trir6 ais @lbcnnent betradtet Mnb bat
fiir bieleIbe 3abIuns su Ieilten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-28
@uuresa.e CSpurt.
@taatS. GapttoL
MafhhiIIe 7p,nu O7. Eehr ,67

StaatS' 91ptteL
RaihSiIIe. 3enn. q. Gebr. '67. 5
Ser @eri9tsbot bertamnelte fi9 in
lebereinitimmupg nit 8erta9une bonn
Dienitag Nlbeno.
Ollie 9fimter iuaren suaeqen.
Sn Saden 81. y. g. RimbO ns. Hnl.
q. Iaion, ebelnaIigen Sberiff bon
3utberforb County, Ourd 3t9ter
Sdafelforo, luaro Der SlutraJ ab9e@
mieien.
Sn eaden Sas. g8iilOn 6s. Onbib
8laf, ourd Oti6ter Salpfins, uuroe
Der &idterfpra@ beitati9t.
Sn Saden SiIllon bs. 9faf6bile
8au @elellldaft, ourd &ihter Nlillis
gan, -aparo Der Otihterlprud beit1tiet.
Sn sa6en Sugb Wcganof b5.. 81.
s. Bel uno 9lnoere, ourb &idtcr WliI<
Iigan, tuarO Der &idteripru6 beitdtist.
Gs iuar Gidter Salptins, uno ni9t
&i9ter WlilIieaa, ipie in ben geitern
per0Hentliden SerbanoIungen beridtei
iuur6e, Der Die Meinung 6es Geridts
in Saden slidoI bs. Surman, @reeu
u.G0. 1bgob.
Sas @eridt mar ipdbrenO Oes Sases
nit Dem erten 9ufruf bes @quitb
Sodets bonn 9. Circuit beiddfti9t, mas
ben &eit oieier unb nisIleidt nod Den
groBen She'll Der sndditen ISOLDE in Nns
lpru6 nebnen iuiro.
Ser GeriAtsbof bertaete iid bic
morsen Gorlnittag 10 llbr.
8. s.. Sra5ert
@erihtsflert.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-28
Die oGfaatS 3eitmnA"
nah GRntfhIanh.


Gin 5reunb l6reibt uns has GcIsrnbe, mel
dem mir germ Anfaabmf In unlerm 8Iatt &C.
tr1bren:
sd lAide bic yStaats3ejtun9H mad meirter
aIteH Grimalh hfHf aletfI neil Co baburN
mriiem gernan6sEn WfIsgsnbtit ofbr ID trs
fabrfn, mo i'd bin, mic mir bier leben unb mic
neine nene 6efnlatb ungefabr aueGebk Gen-
bern aud un fir bic Gfnwanttritng bisrber
au irtYgeH. 9i@to Eann mlebr In hiefer Rid
hing ttnn aIs BE 8erlenbung uislfrer beutG1en
2eitmna mad alien z6etIen Tentl@Lanhs. Da-
Bel fpare Id nod Wdpier nnh porto, eenn Id
bran9e mi4t eIlsnlanee Brisfe 10 l@reiben,
Mnb ii I4mgs idb bic ;3eitumg f9idf, piNen bic
Ieeinigm, baE IS mir gHt oebi."
Ga6 &enniaaebiett na4 DeHti1IGlte Eoffet
inrIs1Iiee wcrtO $4 so yer Jd6r, rter $3.50 PET
0aIbi6br allo ni6t gan; 9 Gente fig bic eiti-
aelne Nuntmer. Gsf eiasiget einfn6sr Drief
tpmmf auf % GfHte. 1ifraaG tF allc has
Eentsa ber 3eiting tsr BEL hpeitem billlgfe
aBes, nit ben &einteeR In Dfmt(dIaHb In
Gcrrelpcnbena III bLetbsn. mir bciFen, bde
setl sitIE nnItTrr ggtstiiretr 70 1stntAftlg itsF
bieIfn BaH nrtDeiIen meEben, ais Hnier pttu
FEw6bnter 6yeunb, nnt lebfn besbaIb re9t 3aaI-
rtf9en MbpaneAfen fntsegeM. dir g6nNeH
Dafir earaHtiren, RAP 6a6 4Iatt reselm6BtD
angeu1Iif.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-28
0fu Dos Nnblifmn,.

aubetraGts Der 8eitperbdItnifie 1T es aIs n5tbtg
betrabtet rorben, ben MboHnem entSpreis fir bic
tGatsseitung HerobauieRen. 9terna3 tofet
Oas taalihe Blatt $1,000 per Sabr
;, 300 ;, QuartaI
:, 1.25 . Wfonat
Oas GOnntagsblatt $50 Sabr
On SrarfoT
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-28

AoDIDetItuHDttf pUB utt IIItI FIlI
Bolaasbesaehlng eintrits. 4bsnneuteR bic NIT ibre
8eitrdeen tim RadItanbe bIeiben, ooer oIcbe Iu5s
C1entIi9 besahIer, miifen na9 ME Dor $500 per
6uartaI p0et IS Gents per Go1e entritteu. Gtefe
Ginridfung TT n6tbig benin mir t6nnen BET benz
IeSten bIgen greiie tetnen @reoit geben uo t6nneR
aud so teine preisermdbignns entreten Iaiien, no
eJObn Nmbnt.
p. 3. Das Srnntags6I0tt, pDrtofrei mad Tettf1s
lamb erianst, tOftet hterua9 $3.50 per Sabr IIno
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-28

Nbenos 5 ~ 1888
E 6euer Narfet Str.
@eftern frlb aegen 3 ll5r entitaub in Dem
9aben Der SerreH Setter u. Cor, 80. 127
Ntartet Str, 0euer. Das Saus brannte
poutommen aus uno lit Der 9daoe bon
Sadbertdnoi9en auf S6O0-700 tarirt
uoroen.
\ Die 4nfnerflamfeit rnierer 2eler lit
nO6mals auf bic aAuspetfaufsan3eiee" bes
5errn O. Draper selentt.
H Die. neutn @ars fiir Die noro<
li1e Straben@@ iienbabnitreae iino bier
ielbf eineetrofen. 9iefeIben fino nab
ben nenelten Yatenten berbelIert. Seute
Woraen miro cine oerleIben anfangen,
re9elnabige sSabrten bonn Square bis
an Die G6e Gunner uno Sefferfon Ctr.
su MAIDEN. - Som Montae an iperhen
bier sGdrs auf BEN @eleiie regeIndsige
SSabrten MAIDEN. g8ir 9ratuliren Sud
= 8eutidlanOern".
H Sir erin6en uieberbolt, uns
iOfortiee NnSeiae gu MAIDEN, tuenn elmer
ODER Der an6ere unlerer Mbonnenten bon
cen Srdeern iibergangen miro. - Sur
0ann fornen mir fir bauernoe piinft<
Iide 8eiteaune Der 3eitung 9arantiren,
ipenn mir bon norfomm.n6en unpiintts
li1tetten hn3 ACKNOWLEDGMENT in
Senntnib geiebt lueroen.
@ Sfa1 Dem Genius bon 1860
betrug baS iteuerbare gisentbum in
SennelIee AS WfiIIionen Boilers, mo-
bon 103 Nlillionen 6as @i9entbum bon
freien Sdmar5en mar.
% 9lm Sreitag 9lbenb miro SER
Mm. Drills in Der Observation-Disclosures
einen Tortrag iiber gr3iebun9smesen
i'm Magemeinen NIT belonoerer Bean9s
nabme nnf Die 0rtIi1en 8erbdIinifIe
un0 oie0telourcen bes Staates Eennellee
balten. Ser grtrag 1T gum Beffen
0es protefantilhen carbohydrates, Def
fen Direttorin 5rau 8. 9. ScobeI in,
beftimmt.,
Sreunoe bes 0ffcntli6en GrSieban9ss
iuelens iellten nidt Derfdumen, Dem
8srtraee beijuuobnen. 9err Dfils 1T
Elm gutter FeOner uno eriinoIi1 be.
uanDeet IN Nl.tl, mas NIT Gr3iebunes.
iueien ;ufamtmen bdngt.
H Sas SeFrutiren fur farbiee
6egilnentsr bat in 0er lekten Belt einen
auberoroentli6 erfreuli6el Mutfbiuun9
9enomInen. 9ur1 Capt. Gorbin,
6ommanoant bes 9tefrutensO epots in
GeoaritrnBe iuuroen 9eitern 90 Mann
fit bas SO. u. g. 6. 5nf. Gteeiment
an9eip0rbelsb ~
Befagte Nannfdaft miro Die n6tbige
Uniform bier erbdIten un0 oann naD
Sefferion 8arra6s abssbsn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-28
Scltnefee 9egislatur.>


Ser 5cnat pafiirle aeitern Die foIps
genoe 3eiolutioH, Die uniererieits feines
GommentarS be6arf. SrimbIe belt CUR
8efrdftignn9 0erlel6en cine eldr5enfe
&eoe. Mar 0rei Der gopperbeaos Sc
natoren itinilnten oagegerl. SSra5ier unbs
6bompion itinaniten init ben 6aoifaIen.
Gs lit anauHebnien, 6aB stnoreip Sobn<
ion benz Snbalt Der ytefolutioa nidt
na6fomnen miro, lne oann er #
Oiirfte 8rotunIom feline gauge Wfa4ts
boLlfommenbeit, bic Tim 6ur9 oas Mis
liSeeiek perlieben noroen, in Nnsiibung
brinsen. gSir biai9en biele 4olitit
bolltanoig. Sruppen fino burdaus
notbipenoig, UNI &ube uno Trieben inn
Staate 81 li9ern. 8erbinoert Der 3u'
falls Yr1lioent ben General Sbo mas,
uns Die Derlangte Sllfe 81 9efpabren,
Oonn iuuB bic lopale Miili5 inS Selb =
uno Brolpnlom miro Iidb bann als iiid)s
tiger Gominanoeur en- chef ertueilen.
Sod bier Die 9feiolutt1pl:
.Da Die gonftitution Der Ser. Gtaa<
ten leoem Stadt in Der Union cine res
publitanifde 0tesierun9sform earantirt,
un6 Oh hieielbe ieoeu 6ieier Staaten
aeaen Snpalion, unb anf Serlangen Der
ee9isIatur, ODER 6e5 @recutiDbeamten,
nenn Die 2egislatur ni9t aulanmenbe@
rufen iueroen fann, 9e9en Geiualttbatig<
feiten innerbalb I0ldes 9taates be-
4 fbiiben fol-; uno oa mir, 9eitiist auf uns
augegangene autbentifte 8erifte. guten
@runo III Der Mnnabnle baben, ba5 c n
| fol9er 3ultanb iest in unfermS taate
/ eriftiit, baB 8eleb uno Srbnune nit
SEBen getreten nnO &iots, Moro unb
@eleblbertretun9en unbetraft berli6t
tueroen.
Desbalb lei es bel6lo6en Ourd Den
Senat beS 9taates Senne6ee (norauss
| eelest, DAP baS Sau5 ieins 3ultimmung
/ giebt) }, baB ber@ouperneur erfu6t iueroe,
an Die Ser. Stoaten ourb @eneral SEQ.
5. Sbontas 9lpplifation fir cine geniis
genoe Sruppen3abl Su MAIDEN, UNI Sries
ben uRo Srbnung unb &ube in unierm
Staute iuieoer ber5niteaea uno auTredt
gu erbalten."
Serner bei6IoB Der Senat, OaB bic
2e9islatur am IL. Wfar5 ,,sine die''
fid berta9en iolIe.
SIN Saule paifirte Die 8orlaee, ipeIde
Die vSennefee gtaatsseituns" erindd>
tiet, Die @efebe gu berOfentli9en, Die
5Dette 2elung.
| 9fa1oem einige untuidtige uno tilr
uniern 2eierfreis unnterefiante Antrdse
erleOi9t tuoroen, gins man CUR gera<
tbun9 iiber oas S6ul9tieb iiber. = Sie
enAgiItige 9lbltinntung bariiber miro
iebenfalls beute erfoI9en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-28
spetial NotiScn.
Oie 5bSnen qyiouU aOrtes son o,rUgell

Die ltSnen plano JOrtes BON @rrpelfeen
u. 60. psrben Don ailen suten 8eunern als
paS Bette in ber 9lrt eebalteu. gSir piRen
ni9ts 3u ertp66nen, mas Elm muifalii9es Sn-
ifrnment Dpatpmmener MAIDEN fDnnte, pb9lei9
mir 3useben niiilIeu, bas bas 9Saffr Der Ser
pplIfOmmnuns tiemaIS srrei9t perben Tam.
8eDpr lie ibre pianps 3n ibrer sseenpdrti-
gen gDllenbuns bra9ten, unterbreiteten Re bic
lelbtn benz 8ersleia NIT Snltrumenten Der
belfen Gabrifen @urppa'S unb Mmerifa'8 unb
re trbielten bic gerbienf< Wrbaiae iiber alle
unberen 5abrifats in Der beriibmteH Beltaus-
ltellang. lin BEN 6atrifat @ereAtiefeit tri-
berfabren ~ lalTen, mii1en mir eripdbnen, baB
btefeS lfAbeil bur6 bic mullfaIilGe 96elt ui9t
bri Seite selebt pprsen TT.
Hi9tSbefupenisrr bateu bic 6errrn tiirslt9
nod GerbeIerunsen an ibren ptanps anse-
bratt unb lIe BADEN 10 bas =, garabcrpn' ers
pDrben, ,,9luSgeseicbnetes" nod ,,aus8eseit-
meter" su MAIDEN. Cider fnb ie peuina1 ia
BEN Wptts ,,GrceliOr" bere9tist. pFt7 IS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-28
@taOt nn6 5taat.

% SER 8auI Soffm a n II
berl6Bt nit benz beuti9ea Sage feline
felt iiber feds Nionate inneeebabte
SteIIung ais 2otal &ebafteur Der
vStaatss eituns".
Serr Srana 9eiterbers tritt
an Serrn Soffmann's 5telIe elm. 0ers
feIbe 1T benz BebInoIlen un6i Der Sc
neietbeit unfsrer 6reuube beitens cm>
nfnhIen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-28
Giir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

= Der Mnjeeenbe 1T in rpeiiiaen @o9en 6tr9 EN-
einiaAes 9eifmitteI, na1bem Sabre lang nit enem
niO winIdt iebnlitit ieinen Mtmeni9en oas 9eiIs
mittel mitsutbeilen.
9lHen bic IS pilni9en, wir6 er cine Gopie hes Res
Iub ben @ebrpub 3uenoeI, meIes iie finben Tperben
ais cine fibere oeiIuns fir Sobminofudbt, aft5ma
ben 2stDtpen pobt su tbun uib er bofFt, 6ab jeber
Rrdnfe iein DitteI uerlu9en rpirb, DO eS 6enfeben
nj dts toilet unb iieb ais Segen ermsien rpirb.
Berioner, bic oas &eeept wiHi9en, IpOaen fig gee
digit wen6en an
Req grtparn u aBiIsom,
10Th 5uS WILLIAMSBURG. Rings Go. tR.g.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-28

ism bsr Office Der Thanksgiving" trer-
ben ale ArtenGmpseblunss- Garten, 8iabeabs
uab aneere Drufarbeiten IN Deuti9 unb eng
ii1 aneeferigt.
lnlerr 5eRnSe wcaen bas sefdaist uiGt
Ssreefien.
E 5ele9rapbilde Sepefden aus
Stem gorf unter geitri9en Datum be-
ridten Die 8Olbqnotationen ME fcI9t:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-28

4 WlitaIieber Der g. u. 81. In alien SbeiIsn
Der Union, erfu6en mir, unferm Btatte mSg-
li6ft 0iel 9erbreituns 81 seben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-28

Gutopdif9e Brieft.
MbeFt @ertbDlb. @biGpp GbsrbaFet.
Sobu Q. Gpoerrp.
". 70. q. 2inAeIebt
YOEnletfre.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

. r
RECORDERS CoURT.-On Saturday
a farmer from the country drove into
the alley back of the Third Street
Engine House and loaded his wagon
with manure, which had been thrown
from the stable attached to the En-
CINE House. When spoken toson the
subject, he answered that he had per-
mission from the owner to take II.
Mr.. Bullen, the rightful owner, being
advised of what was going on, went
to stop further proceedings, and or
dered the load to be returned to the
place whence it was taken. Start
ing, as if to comply with the order,
the man no sooner got out of sight of
Bullen, when he put whip to his
horses and tried to drive off. He was
overtaken, and presented before the
Recorder on a charge of fast driving.
He was fined s., with 81 rs costs.
and, we believe, lost his load into the
bargain.
Samuel Meyer, charged with ex-
ploding a torpedo Oh the sidewalk,
was let off by paying the policemen
so cents each, the Recorder and Mar
shall declining to take any fees.
We think that, in such trivial
cases, the offender should be ad-
monished by the police to de-
sist, and if the offence is not repeated
the matter should be passed over.
When men persist in violating the
city ordinances they should of course
be punished.
Frank Hughes, fined for being
drunk and committing an assault
and battery on Henry HUI, had an
interview with the Recorder, but be-
ing still unable to pay up or give
security, he was returned to Castle
Miller, and will gprQba blye-be put TO
work to-day, if the weather is favor
able.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

The FIRST MITE.-The first mite u
of the Episcopal Church will be held
at the parsonage, adjoining St. Paul's
Church, this evening, to which the
friends Of the church will be well
coined. An admission fee of twenty
FIVE cents will be charged at the door,
which will be the only charge for the
evenings entertainments, including a
magnificent supper. The proceeds
will be devoted toward paying for a
new organ. now Being built for St.
Pauls Church Aand which is expect, d
to be set up hy Easter. A large aud
brilliant assembly and a delightful
social reunion6is anticipated,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

THE TABLEAUx-CLosING SCENES
The Festival, given by the Tempes
rance organizations, for the benefit of
the poor of the city, closed on Satur-
day night by the representation of a
series Of pleasing tableaux. The at
tendance was very large, the hall be-
ing filed nearly to its capacity. The
tableaux, though pleasing and credit
able to the parties interested, were
not equal to those given at T1rner
Hall some weeks ago, for the benefit
of the Orphan Asylum. g Ruth and
Naomi" the last representation on
Saturday night, with the surrounding
statuary, was exceedingly fine. Ha-
man discovered by Ahasuerus plead
ing for his life,' David feigning
madness, and "A Father in Israel
discoursing to the young" were also
highly pleasing.
There were several =" side tableaux"
in the private boxes that attracted
considerable interest and attention,
that on the side next the entrance to
the stage being most attractive.
At the close. Mr.. Carlin stepped
before the curtain and made a speech,
in which he thanked the noble ladies
who had SO faithfully worked in the
good cause during the week. and he
thanked the ladies and gentlemen
who had so nobly stood by and pat
ronized them, despite the storm of
Indignation that had been attempted
to be raised by some +" silly scribbIer.'
The festival had been gotten up for
the purpose of extending aid to the
widows aud orphans of the city, with
out sectarian and party bias, and it
had been carried fearlessly through
by the committee without backing
down one iota from the position they
had taken. and he. believed the large
proportion of the people of this city
would stand by and sustain them He
also announced that the drawing for
the various gift enterprises would
come off as soon as few more tickets
were sold, of which due notice would
be given through the papers, and
committee would be selected by the
ticket holders, who would see that
everything was conducted fairly and
honorably.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

AT HOME AGAIN.-0ur esteemed
fellow-citizen, George w. Rath bone,
Esq, President of the Evansville
National Bank. arrived at home Sat-
urday night, after protracted alb
sence in search of better health We
are gratiied to learn that his health
has materially improved of late,
though by no means as completely re-
stored as his many friends had desir-
ed to find it.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

Works WELL.-The new organ of
the Church of the Holy Innocents,
corner of Ninth and Division Streets
was tried yesterday evening and works
well, having fine and pleasant tone,
and is of handsome and attractive
style and finish. 1t cost, we are told,
between one thousand and twelve
hundred dollars, and is the gift of
the same munifcence that erected the
church.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

BEFORE JUSTICE EdERY.-A negro
woman filed an affidavit before Justice
Emery, charging that negro man
named Clarke had stolen 50 90 in.
money from her, While the papers
were being made out, Bill Jones came
into Court with the money, which he
said he had made Clarke give up. a
warrant was issued against Clarke,
but he had disappeared, and up to
late hour had not been found.
A search warrant was also issued
to ascertain the Whereabouts Of a pig
that had mysteriously disappeared.
The premises to which, it was be-
lieved, the pig had d been. abdu cted
were searched, but all that was dis
covered Of azsaSp ioious character was
a Small quahft::tyy Of taiir iafft9ol}t hog
or pig.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

RAIN-We have at length the graft
fcation of announcing rain. Though
light as yet, it is still rain, and will,
we hope, increase in force and have
the gift of continuance for several
days. 1t commenced raining during
Saturday night, and continued atm
tervals all day yesterday, and PRETTY
steadily up to midnight, and at times
was quite respectable in power as mid
-Bight-aPpreached. The-moen chang
ed, we are t6ld, EH6ray after mid
night of Saturday and some of the
.weatherzwise 1aanpuDee that as a
favorable symptom, We hope it is,
and thank hem foF:the suggestion.
and the moon for changing at that
particular time
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

LEFT FOR New ORLEANS. : Mr..
Peter S. Dusouehet and family, who
have been sojourning in this city for
some two or three months, left for
New Orleans, by the Chattanooga, on
Saturday. We refer shippers to the
card of the house of Dusouehet &
Co., in New Orleans, and hope it will
receive liberal patti onage from this
region. Mr.. Dusouehet is we'll known
as reliable and accommodating bust
ness man.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

THE STREET RAILROAD. - Only
about a days work remains to be
done to complete the nothern line of
street railroad to the intersection of
Eleventh Streetand Fulton Avenue.
The n-table has been laid down,
and all that remains unfinished is a
little dressing up of the track and
leveling up of. the street. 1t is de-
signed, we believe, to open this line.
on Wednesday. An experimental
trip or two,will probably be made to-
morrow afternoon, in which the Off
GERS and stockholders of the road and
Invited guests will participate.
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TRADE STATISTICS. - Last week
blanks were left at the business houses
and manufacturing establishments of
the city, upon which to collect the
statistics to be used in the Board of
Trade Report now in preparation. AS
OYER six hundred blanks have been
distributed, it is an arduous work to
collect them, and business men will
greatly expedite matters by having
the blanks promptly filed out, and,
when it is possible, sent in to the
JOURNAL Office. We hope this sug-
gestion will receive proper attention.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

BASE BALL.-A match game of
Base Ball was played on Saturday
near Blackford's Grove, between the
Reindeer and Star of the West Clubs,
the result Of which we give below.
These clubs are composed of lads
ranging from II to Is years, and seem
to be perfectly imbued with the spirit.
To crafty their rising ambition, we
give the following summary of the
game:
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AT AUCTION ON MAIN STREET
Fine Furs Fine Furs The last great
opportunity T. NJ. Elliott will dis
pose. of, at his popular half price
auction, another prime lot of ladies'
and children's furs as before, consist
ing of
20 Sets Fur Muffs and Collars.
10 More Double Extra Shawls.
70 Extra Heavy White Blankets.
French Merino and Roplin Dress
Patterns. Also a numerous lot of
Wooden aud Linen goods. all to be
sold without reserve To dag at the
room of May & Dudley, Main Street,
between Third aud Fourth Streets, at
2 and z o'clock P NJ. nov25-1t
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another mans hands, and had been
taken to New Orleans. The police
were not satisfied and we're about to
search the house, when the watch was
produced and handed over, the police
paying him back the money he said
he had paid for the watch. The af-
fair looks rather suspicious, and a
further investigation of the matter
will probably be had.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

ArTENTIONl-We will sell, at our
Auction Rooms, No. 101 Main Street,
on Tuesday, November the Goth, 1867,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, six barrels Of wet
Sugar for underwriters three assorted
casks of Rockingham aud yellow ware,
desirable casks for retailers, as the
ware is assorted for the trade. Also,
without reserve, thirty cases Of Boots
and Shoes and ten cases Hats-all to
be sold, by the dozen or case, to deal
ers. and bound to sell at any sacrifice.
Dealers will take notice accordingly.
MAY & DUDLEY,
nOY25-2t Auctioneers.