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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-07
MARINE TELEGRAPH.

'O' "VVV'0VO''l'V 44tI s1e t'ttyo Sot HUo5 FUye,
ALMANAC FOR PHILA ADELPHIA-THIS DAY
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-19

auditor Of ststs. A
ssc Z. Tie state sselegist IL hsrs.
b rsqairsd to sooplsts The gsolos-
zeal survey Of the state O or before
the first day Of Japuary, 1870, and
TO prepare Z fall and conplets report
Of said survey accompanied BY sach
maps and drawings 40 may b nse-
eseary to illustrate the same. and
transmit them TO the governor who
shall lay copy Of such report be-
fore the nsxt geasrsl assembly.
.ssc 3. On or before the srst Mon
day in each year the state geologist
shall prepare careful statements of
Of bis accounts with the survey for
the previous ysar. enbedying them
in The form sfs lnaneial report, and
send the same to the governor TO-
gctlcr with such vouchers % II may
30 practicable fur him - obtain;
and the governor shall Icy the whole
before the general assembly togsth-
Or with the report sf progress Of the
stsse gsclogist.
ssc I. All acts sad parts Of sets
In eontrsvention to tie provisions
Of this act are hereby repealed.
ssc S. This act skall take effect
from and after It's publication in the
Iowa State Register and the Eve
ming Statesman papers published 1t
Des Moines.
Approved April Sch. 1868.
I hereby certify that the forego-
Ing Act took eject By publication,
% required in Section s thereof, On
the 10. day Of April, A. D. 1858.
, ED WRIGHT. ses'y Of stats.
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G 8 Thurbss. !
Davi1 fattsrsou,
Thos 0ri6n,

\ ki0ooll salary Tor NAY %. %
n n Neon bring. ford taxes 80, 90
Mr. 0riEs presented the following
rssslatien which was adoptsd
Resolved. That the clerk Of this
hoard b and be il hereby instructed
TO issue no warrants to parties hav-
inG. slains against this county, until
sssk claims shall have bsen audited
" the bosrd.
Er Thsrass assssntel the follow
ias rsselstios Vhish Vas adopted:
Resolved, That i 10 not tho in
teatios Of the bsssd 70 have the
sesseeine resolution apply to sal
asisa olhssss.
TIE eonmittse % settlement wit h
tsUaghip slsrks ssessnts, report that
- tAvc sxsuinsd The sccouat Of G
Hsvs, towsship clerk Of Oakdsle.
tawsship aad 6nd balance Of $l7, 50
n his haads.
Report Vas on motion adopted.
Tbe committee on sheriff., jr-
siess asl seps' sblss scsounts pre-
seated the following report, which
vas adopted
70 The board Of supervisors, your
ssanittes on sbcriiIs. Justices and
ooastables accounts, have examined
and rssoaneqd.ths allowance cfthe
4A10n~Sous n
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Besides being esnnseted With Tie aheve.
Mr.. Dyhresfurth u the PresideAt Of q
larxS Classical Csllsgs Al ! Ladies
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MsreAasts' Nalisaal Dusiaess College,
which Includes u ies ssrrisslsn eli bran
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-19

(osn1AnssA fssn As2 pa0.)A
:.:.sa. al. = .ss'''' laid o % the
rssaPslen from taxes O account
e paaStlng tssss was slalnsa BY
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wick, 2 I 3 asres, s. A. Stone, s
acres Vas allowed. r.
Rsbatsosat oftsxes % $685., 90
for 1857 asked for BY Hsgh Ovens,
vas allowed.
The somnittse % poor house farm
reported ~ fellows, Shat they have
sxaEissd the following places and
asesrtained the prices Of che same:
TIE place Of Albert Miller, 1T
Saratoga. can - bought for %, 900.
Said plsss eoatsins 40 asres. about
IS acres Of il timber, 4S OF so acres
raider sult;vation. Has worry good
hose thst would Do far . poor house
ssus time; stable poor; fsrm ws!l
watersd; means Of secsss coed;
situated o. the road frsn Crssco to
Tie plaee q Ksnlisg 4 Rohissoa.
. nilss sosth Of Saratcga. ccntsins
30 serss, we'll watsrsd. aud means
ofacosss good: very good piece
Of lard. a.. ..s4
valss ofinprovenents 900
Price Of land ! 3 per acre 900. 90
Year ssouittec consider said
plsss shssp. That ~ would rec
SoosUa . vote be subnittsd to the
slsessss q tls next general election
% psrvidsd for By the eeas. That
our eseiusts Of the cost Of the e.
ssbliShosat Of aid farm and equip.
nssss b Is, 600, and would rseen-
osod that The vste ~ On that
CS Thurbee,
n>~ea A>eAA~ano Tam
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23
AMUsEMENTs.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-As the Christmas matinee
draws near, the excitement among the juvenile
population wakes nigh TO fever heat. What
scene will be presented in the Academy be-
tween the hours of twelve and two on Friday,
only those can imagine who have attended the
Christmas matnees past years. Old Santa-Claus
will be present with five thousand Of his choicest
gifts I; fair Undnen will marshal her hosts, and
Sir Hubert, enthroned in his wainscoted hall, sur
rounded by his retaners, will LOOK with seeming
admiration upon the feats OF the fair young gym.
mast Mile Tournour. And by the way those who
have not heard Mrs. Oates sing her famous med
ley or capt. Jinks, !" or walking down Broad.
way" will have an opportunity to do so afforded
them by the repetition of" Undine" this evening.
ST. CHARLBs.-The juvenile population will
please distinctly understand that Santa Claus is
also engaged to appear at the ct. Charles on
Christmas day. This engagement. although on
that day be has many on hand, the good old fel.
low is sure to keep, and with him will bring
bundle OF toys large enough TO scatter mirth and
rejoicing. broadcast among the youthful spec.
tators. Cinderella" that beautiful nursery le
gend, is to be produced on the stsge this evening.
with appropriate costumes and music, and with
the great " White Fswn " Transformation scene
introduced. II will also form the entertainment
tomorrow evening and on Christmas day.
VARIsTIBs.-The Lancashire Lass !" is evi.
denily destined to prove fully as popular, and pc
cuniarlly as successful as did Under the Cas-
light" for last evening another crowded au-
dience testified its appreciation Of Ma Sharidan's
excellent acting as The party BY The name Of
johnson, and Of the rare mechanical effect in the
steamboat scene. by frequent rounds Of applause.
The Lass " will be repeated every evening this
week and on Saturday noon.
GERMAN OPERA.-The Marie Frederici German
Opera Troupe open on Wednesday next q six
night season. commencing with Martha" and
embracing " Der Freischutz," " Fra Diavola,"
Faust, ~" The Magic Flute and /" Suadella."
Those who last year heard and witnessed the per-
formances of Nine Frederick and Clara Lang, or
Messrs. Steniche and Weinlich, will be pleased to
hear Of their speedy return, and the opportunity
to be afforded once more Of listening to them.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

THE CIVIL SERVICE BILL.-A Washington cor.
respondent gives the following synopsis Of the
civil service bill, which is shortly to come before
Congress:
There are thirteen sections to this bin. 1t is
long as a newspaper column. 1t proposes to Gre
ate new department of the government to be
called the civil service, to consist OF the vice
president and four commissioners selected by the
president, who are to receive $4,000 year salary
or altogether $25 900, and to be allowed clerk
and messenger costing $500 more. These five
are to constitute q Board Of Examiners and Dis.
government. except postmasters and some ex.
ceptionsi officers appointed In the old way. They
are to divide the country into territorial districts
and fix the place of examination for each. Can
ddates for the civil service TO pay fee OF five
dollars, and ten dollars addIioDal for certificate
emitting them TO succeed to Office by seniority.
The board il to be nearly absolute 10 the matter
of appointments and is to be solely busted with
these duties, having no other relation to the gov
eminent.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

The old story Of the Latin dabbling shoemaker,
who displayed upon his siguboard the Yirgilisn
motto mems conscid rect" and was soon after
eclipsed by his rival across the way coming out
vamped by the New Jersey papers. They narrate
that an enterprising butcher in Elizabeth once
made great hit by afixing to his stand the sign,
I" General Market" All Elizabeth made haste to
purchase meat Of him, and he was soon on the
high road to fame and forte Q. A brother butcher.
unwilling to see the business monopolized by one
man, thereupon produced sign bearing the le-
gend, Major General Market" The tickle pub
lie Immediately deserted their first favorite and
sn impressive illustration of the uncertain ten
IRE Of popular favor, and the mutability Of human
Affair.",
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

The BAZAAR OF FAsHIoN.-From time imme-
mortal the house of B. Pifet has been the
resort Of the elite Of our city. HIS stock is one of
the most complete in the South in his llne and his
prices are ss reasonable as one could desire. He
has selected this stock with an eye peculiar to the
trade, and hoping by close attention to business
and orders intrusted to his care, TO meet the ap-
probation of the trade. His stock is one Of the
most varied In his line in the South, and having
facilities to meet the demand hopes, by the reduc
ton of prices, to meet the patronage of the trade
In other words, Pifet's is the place to get your
toys and Christmas presents. See his advertise
ment in smother column and call on him before
purchasing.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

The TRUE HAVANA CIGAR.-There Is q liberal,
energetic mcrobest, Simon Hss.shAisa- hy-nama
whose sign is at 70 Grayier street, and whom we
know personally and collectively to have genuine
Havana cigars, from the best manufacturers and
of the best quality. He also has domestic cigars
and leaf tobacco, Virginia and Western chewing
and smoking tobacco, as well as tobacco in hogs
heads and in bales for the Mexican market s..
Hernsheim has every grade of cigars and tobacco,
at 70 Graver street, and those interested will do
well TO call there.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

There il mighty hunter" In Paris. Maj. Bypg
Hall. correspondent writes: He hunts large
extent CT country from London to Constsniinople,
Rue Druot, and . bye-dsy in the Roc de BAG
country, where there is Q sure find land very
often Tremendous scent). Our friend is an arts.
tic Nimrod. and his game 10 bric-I brac. Az he
usually puts girde round the earth three or four
times year, be has naturally had good sport, and
has lately published the results in . charming
Little book entitled the Brio brac Hunter.'u
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

The MENARD ConPLIcATIoN.-A Washington
special, Of the 18th, to the St. Louis Democrat
says:
The certificate OF election Of Menard, colored
claimant for Q seat in Louisiana, was presented
in the House. TO- day, and at once referred with
out debate to the committee on elections. An.
other new complication has risen In regard to this
seat, from the fact that there 10 Democrat who
ran aeaint Nenard, in November, snd claims TO
have received majority Of the legal votes cast.
Altogether this case IL the most knotty and curl.
, UIs ever brought before Congress and me com
ling ito iniricsces. They are not ct ell likely to
report TIL some time. In February.j
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

ARRIVAL OF THE BIENvILLE-The steamship
Bienville, Capt. Baker, arrived Monday night from
New York, 18th instant, via Havana, with full
freight, and the following named passengers:
Mr.. +. w. Perkins, Miss L. Howard. Mr.. F..
Martinez Cartrera. Mr.. L. Santislebar, Mr.. Bef.
+ lrs, Mr.. J. A. Souers, Mr.. J. A. Fuentes, Mr.. F.
Arandia, Mr.. j. Carbonalli
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

SAILING OF THE GEN. MEADE.-The steamship
Gen. Meade, Capt. Sampson, sails this morning, at
O'Clock, for New York direct, with full freight
and the following named passengers:
Mira. Jameson and child, Miss Harriet Jameson,
Louis q. Constant, III. +. Levi, VIM. Leicester.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23


ssnshy ssnts insersss svsry ssy be
yznsusd tws-thirds ne shows rates
nns ndyoursh 70 nsathiy s<vsthsunss sash saxars
n pr month
7ansst sdvstssnsnts having ths ths paper arss
l3sson, u Per L,ars; sseh subssquntinssrior, esnts
3ss square
Hs and Sourh page wsssisns sdv~tisszsps, saeh in.
nstssa. 81 70 per SQUIRE
AAv~thsnsnts inserted 81 irtsvsls tsss sFrsd ~
aneh insertion.
Regular advesIss wns advertise largely shall b. allowed
ucb dscount from atsvs named transient rses be
aEsssd upsn; pvsvsS that shan dseoEs
ssszs sper cont.
Ausssnsss advertisements ssts sasrssd seens
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Al ranssnt sdvssn ents mast % paid fe IN advance
Al sdvmtssmens rot Married for any pscnsd numss Of
assertions win b pub shsdsx times and charged accordingly.
Htnis with rsgsls advertisers shall be rendered monthly
Assuars ths rpacs occupied hy Ven lines solid sgats
EFIE WEEKLY CRESOENE
publlshsd svery Saturday morning. sabscripon. %
- in advance; hslfyssy and quarterly rates
sxis copies 10 cents.
Rates 81 AavsrtfsinEs
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

ANOTHER SPEECH BY GKS. GRANT.-Gen. Grant
made the following speech in Chicago the other
day:
Gentlemen Of the Army of the Tennessee my
first associations. in the beginning of the rebellion
through which We have passed, were with you,
and ! am heartily glad to be with you again to.
day, and with the other officers who served with
you In the field. thank you for your kind demon
STATIONS. and the country thanks you for your
noble services. can remain with you but very
short time to-day. You know, perhaps. that am
subject to periodical neuralgia headaches, and
these attacks for the past few DAYS will prevent
me, even were inclined to do 30, from saying
more, on this occasion, than to again thank you
or this kind reception
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23
citizen witres.e. In Military Courts.


We have been furnished by Lieut.. Burbank, A.
A. A. Gen. at headquarters, with copy of the
following order which will repay perusal by par
ties interested
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY
Adjutant Generals Office, :
Washington, D. O., Nov. Q, 1861
General Orders No. %
The following order. received from the war
department, is published for the information and
government of all concerned:
The attorney general of the United States hav.
ing given his official opinion that the power con-
ferred upon the Judge advocate of court martial
or court of inquiry by the 18th section of the act
approved March 8, 1868, to issue the like process
to compel the attendance of witnesses before such
military court as il issued BY the local courts Of
criminal jurisdiction, includes also the power to
execute such process through some officer who
shall be especially charged with its execution !;
II is ordered that judge advocates of military
courts. who may hereafter issue ruch process to
compel the attendance, as witnesses, of persons
not in the military service, formally direct the
same, by name, TO some military officer who shall
be designated by the department commander rs
available for the purpose. And the nearest mill.
tary commander will thereupon furnish q sufficient
force for the execution of the process, whenever
such force shall be actually required. IL will be
noted, however, that whereas process Of attach.
nent can only be enforced as herein directed, the
preliminary summons or subpoena may be served
by any person whatsoever.
BY command Of Gen. Grant.
L. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23
NEW YoRx, Tuesday. Nay I.
uporruo WOLFE. ESQ


Dear sirTne want Of pure Wines aud Liquors for .dcnA
purpo been long felt by the profess thousands
Of lives have been sacrificed by the
Derum ems, and other d braia and
rife in this country very Europe ov.
ing, in great degree to o. difference In the putty
spirits sid
We have tested the al stclss ported and sold bv
ircudng Cir which you eel rndsr the name Ct
Arsmsc eclsdam schnapps, which consider lastly
tteo 70 tie high reputation has scqu country;
and from your long expert foreign Importer your
Bottled Wines and Liquors should with same de-
msnd
We would recommend you app,nt Of rsspscta.
BILE apohscaes In different parts Of the ey sgsntsr or
the sale Of your Brsndes and Wines, where osss
sion can obs.in sbs same when needed for medical
puipoesa
wishing you success In your enterprise,
We remain youf obsdisas servants,
VALENTINE MOTT. D.. Professor Of Surgery Unver
sity Medical College. New York
j. NJ ooRNocHAr. H. D.. Professor Clinical sarxsry.
sursson.inChisfto The State Hospital etc, No laEsy
Sixteenth street.
LEWIS A. SAYRB, n. D.. No 7as Broad ray
n. r. DEwEEs. n. d, No. 7gi Broadway.
JOSEPH woRsTER, NJ. D.. No. I2o Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE N. d. Me- 81 Bssksr stssst
JOHN o'REILLY. NJ D.. No. 10 Fourth ssssst
B. L RAPHAtL. N. D.. Professor Of The PrnciDlss ana
Practice Of surcy, New York Medical Co,lsgs eta No
81 Ninth street, and others
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16


He has caught two schoolmasters shaess In
the very act of smoking pipe. It does not
matter 50 much with one, he being an IDIOT,
according TO the benevolent Judgment Of
our anthropolcgisil, but the Other wretch
tax-eollector to boot-Was. Oh, horror Of
horrorsl actually reeking With tobacco
smoke II this severe censor Of human frailty
should ever extend his inspecting tours In the
detective line as far as the Kingdom of Prussia
or the North-Gernan Confederation. where
public education is generally admitted not 10
be behind the age, be would, DO doubt, have
some similar astonishing items to book.
What would be say when he had found ont
every sehoolmaster in the country to be
corporal or sergeant in disguise, who had
to shoulder his needle gun and shut up the
establishment for six entire weeks duringthe
years Rather mixed, eompadre, ehf
at does not require sublime amount Of
wisdom to detect worthy school that re-
quires assistance" Certainly rot; though
more than il does TO treat the matter thus
hippantly, and it may require some amount
of tact and judgmentto make proper choice
amidst great many applications of the kind
The purse Of the Government must needs
be proportional 10 the sum appropriated BY
the Legislative Assembly TO the cause of
public education. Ito the censor, the Gov
erument appears a like a rich family distrib-
uting small charities 10 its neighbors," GER
tainly il appears in very desirable and en-
viable light
''The fact that, following around the cir
cult Of Oahu, il soGs but short time since
that more than one-ihird of the children
rszs attending independent Schools" seems
a strange argument to find in our censors
philippe l hope TO have his permission 10
think that be would not have felt sorry If
the case had been reversed.
Education being too serious and too i'm
portant subject to be frivolously treated, l
must abstain from eritieising the strange
model for an InspectorGeneral, or, as he
wants him styled, Superintendent" of Pub
lie Schools, drawn up by the writer Of the
article In question his Is too vastly differ
ent from mine. Esnestness of purpose and
frmness of character will, however, be pre-
ferred to the somewhat doubtful quality
of " elieiting cheers from an audience Of pa
rents" or "raising a furor amongst stu
dents" by those At least who prefer wisdom
to charlatauism. Amongst the continual
selfsacridees, the quiet, steady, and earnest
labors which that position involves, there
will be, think, but little or no room LEFT for
any other ambition than that Of possessing
clean conscience, aud Of knowing that ones
duty has been honestly fulfilled. The glory
of having his memory handed down to pos
terity may, therefore, remain with the criti-
ciser of the Board of Education
Yours truly. =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16
J. h WOOD vs. SING zITscH, AND
SING ZITsCH v. J. HI. WOOD.

The points at issue in these cases. which
have both been decided adversely to the
japanese in the Police and District Court
Of Honol1ia. are a. foIl0cs:
One morning. three japanese, Of whom
Sing Ztzeh was one, appeared at the Gov
eminent House, with some nee boiled in
much Eater,-so that the kernels we're
swimming aboat,-snd desired to make
complaint that they we're ins1hciently fed
They being unable to make themselves
understood, otherwise than by signs, they
we're tod to ST down until an inter
prefer could be called, when II appeared
that they complained that deduetiOns
were made from their wages; and that
Sing 1tseh having complained Of being III
Of bowel complaint, some days before,
had been OF work. aud that his employer
had given him the nee which be had IN