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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-20
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-20

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-20

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StaotsfaiIe erbalten; ferner befhipert
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8eritdnbniB beoroert ,porben ieien,
haB lie in Der Office Der ,Gtaotssei.
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Sueb S,litb er6fnete bente bas &c.
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aud bente berIefen un6 tratm ibr 9mt
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New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

,otr ,h. % On TINS TO the square foot MT. kohort
m enears said that he was General ants n
tit Y,i irry Connany; he attended to te Wdnts W
Ltst l'lNc ,Vespattd complaints, made purchases
s o H. C1I1nanv u fact atendedtO an INC aldllS
!OI inc ~, mana cement Of the ferries; had Dee Chlei
Is5sr eirbt years; on the Jhirty"uft-eI ..'.&S 80
rcssqry 10 increase the iare from tEIcc 10 lVuI
s or stop the boats; the Company had never lHL.
SSiri1end: believed watertight compartments Ioi .no
Iaats and sliding grades 10 keep the pssILErs nun
rusbing ON or off useless Mr.. Gideon u. Knapp ..es
tided mat the Twcntythifd and Iehlh-st !- Iei
mes we're owned by him; he had run lno po'ss P
for "A number OF years nj "a serious ior, ,
have lost thousands OF dollars but believe they wiz pay
t some future time there might be some
and DELAY when n funeral cOrteSe with 100 cMIases
wanted 10 cross: the boats were not as 80
some Others hut they perfectly safe ana sounu a
one could have the ferries and welcome lot eT Coat
Interest Mr. George G. Bennett, editor OF ne bIoOfg
lines yspaper said that the boats OF The IooeeNtS
ferry were IN good condition. The prlncipa Cohplaht
beng the high rates OF fare and slOWness o the uots
the ferry house bridges and slips We're III DGd cohlIo
the owners did FOR the interests OI the
of Wiuiamsburgh; the stockholders were prlh.lV lV9.y
non residents; the whole system OF management Wa
penny wise and pound foolish. Mr. g. Benson test'.d
fbat The income Of Union Ferry Company amounted
10 $4,000 the boats could be Kept IN order ana run NJ
profit 0 the Company at charge OF one cent Tor passe
gers Several OF the employees, among whom were pl-
lots gatekeepers and bridgCmen testified that there were
but little grounds for the many complaints that were
made The Committee adjourned at n late hour 10 meet
on Wednesday next, at Albany, 10 renew the testimony
shGil ;; nU deemed necessary another m-tulf VIII pe
t.f 4 an ...hsg
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
COyDENSIyG SKINNED MILK.

II the shall repor. that either Company has tartaho
period condensed skinned MILK that Company shall place in the hands
Of . Honor Mayor Two thousand DO to be given ~ hin '
such charitable Institution as be may elect
The analysis made by Prof Mayer and Pahed by rs 'soHrs a'
the proportion found The American Condensed sl
9O per cent butter found Borens - 20 cent
strictly true Prof Mayer made other analyses Of American cOS'
deused M one Of showed that BOrn contained per ei
more Of the Americana the other showed that Borders ~
taned 60 per Of butter than the American CONDENSED NH
has proving that larger Of missing zone dy'
than others
THE NETWORK CONDENSED MILK COMPANY has ssscred u'
public for TEN YEARS BoRDENs CONDENSED MILK iis
NEVER BEEN SKINNED The American Condensed ME Con.
papy public that Company has uot during the pas' s
months condensed which had no. been removed t'
eonlensatoBi - r,r,,,
Of Tie Sev.York CONDENSED MIX CompatF.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

high embankment rolling down the side into the creek,
and nearly drowning sraggler who had fallen asleep
therein The latter climbed ont OF the window dragging
the sash with him and justsay his life.
VINELAND.-The Rev. David Root, fSgmer-
lv OF CLeshre Conn. and recently Of New-Iayfn, was
robbed few days ago by his wife OF $4,000 worth OF
bonds The wife has beon heard from since and no
Glow can he obtained ms to her whereabouts. Mr. Root
has been unfortunate I'm matrimonY His first wife OBJ.
taned divorce from him last Fall after nine months OF
present alleged eupr the divorced wife OF MT HAD
lev Of New aven and the mother OF the young man wo
I'm December last arrested for haVln8 roDDeu tne
Merchants Union Express Company.
GREENWICH, C0NN.-The residents OF this
village are preparing to give an Old Folks Concert on
Friday eyong next Or the benefit OF Flchs Home ior
Orphaus of Soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
xr1y vopr DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MARCH %, 1868

,,. s,o,ained damage while making her clip on sat
S , "rning by cOldng with the British bark LtaucI
An nnoccupied frame housc 'N "ie'npo'n' va"
down. loss $1,000. .w,ro,,o1y so,or, On far AZ can
'rrd mo fatal accident has resulted from H.
tl,,flbic aGy,es from Boston say that the hlulH
--rcid thcrp at q. on saturday, ana was very f'
, an an the railroads and by strcetcars was
'i,,cr 81 difficulty In Philadelphia there was con
t,nmnUs fl of Snow for 10 hours ilaNel was pedou "
all directions.
rur STORM TAsT-RArLwAY ACCIDENT.
WORCESTER, March 22.-lhe snow storm VI
-, 81, an the roads in this vicinity were greatly dc
49,, Tho Uoston road was cleared at72o o'clock p M
aid trains consisting Of 4engnes and many passensTe T
& h"J accumulated at Brighton. The last tIiln on te
I,l , a iIrtnu and FitclbuTg railroad consisting of
sUaH Nov three engines aud two passenger ears leit
1,I M O'clock y. snow DRIFT near North
- m ,ig the rlow from tho track down an embank
mem. smashed the toward engine and threw the Two f.
ioir engines and passenger cars rom le tI'h. al
tIc Tos ccnterug at this city are Gear ci snow 'As
eNcLiig.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
LATEST SHIP NEVIS
PORT or EEw.YoRK."..

ARRIVED.
se M 5 5S s WIZ "a % w. p ana css uon March
b lat 9s long g 20 W. one Cu9a[l steamer amer. 1oq1 ol go aA'D "
steamship Bfj Forbes. Liverpool har;9 via g SueeGsSo cen. s5
boasd S s5' ed to o be j1s a. SIop msn ] BcoH
s March l9 at !a 81 10 & long o steamer bound e'
01 seb siS Golden Esgle ose' Rockaud for Philadelphia
sc6r I,1nc Rich. DOYLE Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Granville, rlyiet Boston for P9.adelIha 5,
schr Eva Rebeeca. Phes BOsiea tor r PhliigglA
sShr Jas NJ Vance, Burt Dgb,on for PhIaitlphi4
seR sS5 J,, Ja, P Nescr.on Boston o Phsdcpl
Schr Bagere GreeBss, Pail River for Eilabethpor
scuooNERs SOUND AND RiyEH PoRT'
E.,1 ' is'sn' Gun Rock PrJy.esce
soGs george siif Brook. Portland I..se Providence
n"atSiaEs. Pro1ncetoxu. Helen Romain, New.lIayen,
Flls r. Crowel Boston. Od Ai'k, neN' ,lAl'9'
ss Ss G, N''Lo'' %'P ss jSiSi Simpson risac.
NJ ~, ~ I9.1 3sn Roskia6d r r. Muphy stanford
Sttf S.sTGu Nellie llobbe
Eli,obeth smith Yer.Bediord Constellation BIooahayen
snt,h rutle GouessteL a; Al y Hni'n n 'SaISd YIcat
M I j,CIs, R5ctl,uA O. H. Burnett stamford
T r Beecker stos1 ston. Sta Brliuari Newhayen.
}. CrAnrner, NewIlAyen. Alna Slef , 700 5,i,
p 2 Bpsiy' YeuHavea nonc-' Ace, NsT-Ia'en
4s .l,aas nI1,' Bo.oa i. Gas BesJ 81 Georges BbDAs
Pissto' toi'it Kate PrO'iHeesOoa.
Lucy Hall Westerly.
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No. l.
SAILED.
Cit, u London and Louisiana Mveool Ocean Qeeu Apn'
NsvOresus; A0ntg0mery na' aslsh fAs ieI@-
ana. Charleston, Charesion; Somerset Baltimore
DOMESTIC PORTS .
PORTLAND Me- March 2rhe steamship Austrian sailed for Liver
poola 40 g % clock this morning -.
March z2e steamer Roman, from Boston reports
Lghtshp adhn Jesea although recently o"a 10 li
mn
Tie buovs Bsv reported be very bad eodon
Arrived Meaco, from hio Jaueiro Brig John Chr4 ron
She sailed company ~h the bng Molams Tor Ne"-lVA
DISASTER.
PHltapEtPuiA March 22The bark David Nichols ron flAaieF
phia Ur bArbldoes ashore At Cape Henlopeh
MEMORANDA.
Toe hp Great Western Cunningham, from Liverpool reported ar
rived Oh Saturday morning arrived the bar Friday evening ard
bal to stand shore consequence Of the Storm AMI has teen
driven $ by The gale
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
SHORT, SHARP, AND DECISIVE,
NOW
CHALLENGE

THE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK COMPANY to ,abrs e AZ
examination be made Committee Of three dn,ers,t gsasn.s
to be named the Mayor who shall examine under oath
operators and empoes Of The EeNYoh
MIX Company and Condensed MIX Company and any
such other persons Committee desire examine for the
pose Of showing which, either Of the said Companies has during Il,
vear 1863 been In the habit Of
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
NEW YORK LEGISLATIVE.

Sl.NAlE...-..ALBANl, March Il, lros'
Bills were repOried-TO establish a ferry
acro, the Hudson River at Cat,kill; Incorporating the
Northern Hydraulic Company amending the charter oI
Syracuse and among other tir - authorizing the city 10
raise 10000 per year for general city purposes M
norty report also majority report relative 10 sewerage
m syracuse and for mapping Geddes and other towns
mailing more stringent act relative TO the storage C
tomhusble substances in New1Ork; to repeal 50 much
Bf the Militia law eXempts from taxation applOpf
Iting 100000 for the completion OF the Blind Asylum IN
Batavia: 10 consolidate the several acts relative 10
savings banks and providing for their more thorough s
Rervisiol minority report; Incorporating the BROOK
Nu Eye aud Ear Iuirmary; relative 60 real estate oi
Idiots and of unSOund mind, as appes 10 inc law
Of 1904
The bin amending the charter Of the Travellers In
Eurance Company was passed. -,
Eiils were ordered 10 third reading authorizing the
towns i'm Dutchess and Columbia Counties To take stock
An the Dutchess aud Columbia Railroad Incorporating
the CrOsstOwn Railroad COmpanyi no alterations are
made iu the name Of corporations.
TIE ENCISE REPEAL BILL
AIr CREAMER inquired whether the COMMITTEE on
Internal Affairs of Towns and Counties intended 10 re-
port the bill repeating the Metropolitan Excise law, OF
whether they Intended TO smother IL. 49, ,
Mr. VAN PEITEN replied that the committee had
given much time to the consideration OF the SUBJECT ana
at there parties who stl wished TO be heard De-
fore the Committee.
TIE TRANSIT RAILROAD BILL BURIED.
Mr.. FOLGER moved a reconsideration ot the adverse
vote Metropolitan Transit Railroad nlll and 10 ly
that motion on the table, which was carried.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
Tile MARsH LAND COMPANY.

Mr. Bradley of the Senate has introduced bill
judgment ofle Legislature the ueW Harsls
u Long Island cannot be- probably aud practically
dbsi by tLe individual TueTs hereof dlst s e 'i lI
increased By The said msises when made
aabe; drainage Of such lands viii be pehe work
suz protect The Interests OF The large number o
TeEons aud occupy The giou Hlea reclaimed Aa As te
feo8en the maf-h Ees with the construction
uetof ube lFhwavs thereon ior accommodation
people. is therefore proposed that Spencer B. Drugs JOS G.
Hrsder John J. walsh D. Coleman Joseph PG0n Wm Butler
Ba1can j. NJ Barlow Charles wilbur snl John Murphy Win
become associated with them De authorized 20
frm c0npuy csps Of +lC0o 20 reclaim and drain tie
us tie Islands named except neh pss a. may
Be corporate limits ANY Justice Of the S
pme sppclt Board 81 Three Commissioners 70 contract
tlc COMPANY r tie construction HLI maintenance o suiShe
frsrs dlkes &C.. nav he required
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
AssENIRIN

Bills were passed to incorporate the New
YORK Pubic Exchange; to incorporate the state Line
Erdge Company; creating the office OF Metropolitan Fire
Marshall divide the Ninth Ward OF the city OF BrOOkyu
20 provide against frauds auction made TO the
Controller
Bills were reported fOvOrably 20 incorporate the Manu-
faCtuYers' Savings Bank Of NcwlOrk; consolidating tie
several acts relating TO Savings Banks TO improve South
Seventh aud other Streets in BrOOkyu; to incorporate
Arcade Underground Railroad Company; to construct
q Pubic Market in &eVIOrk; to incorporate the New
York Fiducary Company.
Bills were ordered TO third reading appropn2tlng
f25OQOO 10 aid In the construction OF the WAeha dnd
Platsburc Railroad apprOpUatng S2j0Oo 10 ala in TIE
construction Of the Buffalo and Washington Fdioid
giving the Governor Secretary and Attorney General
authority 10 appoint a Supreme Court reporter.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
lAuIouncemenAl

SELLING OFF.-0UR ENTIRE STOCK MUsT BE
sorD MAY MAKE ROOM FoR VERY IhPorAST ALIk
rN ,yp Ex1EysIoS The CHEAPEST LARGEST
Nn Rgsr CLOTHING MEg B0r BE FOUND
~ rms cry OuR MERCHANT TAILORSG DEPARTMENT ~ UNDER
Mr. BROwNRLL LATE OF BROADWAY AND HAS
r BRyy REP SEw ASSORTMENT OF nov
rrs TRoN IoNDoS PARIS BOsTON, AND hEHiORk ONE sHkE
sToRg FuL l., NADB Up, SPRING OYKkCoATs 90.
'' BR0XAw BROTHERS, ~
No 62 LAFAYETTE FOURrH.AvR,
OPPOSITE COOPER INSTITUTE.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
ROOTS
WROUGHT IROy SECTIONAL
SAFETY BOILER

Has no large eIpdei composed entirely oiwroeo
IJu 80 pounds sni steam inside u h oids
POSITIVE SAFETY FROM DESTRUCTIVE EXPLOSION
Great economy other Boilers replaced By 49, tus
eOmpactse simplicity great facility for eIannsn eenug ana fe
eglts; largest Boiler, equal 10 slelgih 70 smallest 90
p are uniform strength ard very light hsBce agsii
Boilers erected IN inaccessible ocott and osloed co
mules for mountain and
MINING OPERATIONS.
No spca k required in erection operations lover rot tr "t
tng anl price, Pamphlets. PrceLss &c, ed AGO.
ROOTS TRUNK ENGINES
Hosting MaeLinery, Steam Pumps, ke ~ . 49,
Ens sne WORKS SecOEdaye Twenty View
York
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
p1SSENGE Frs ARRTVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL March PIN steamship United hngdom-hr
Stokes wife Mylne, aDd 3l IN the steeTage. - s
In steamship Ern-G Kelly aud lady Mr Frsncona ad and m
children; Charles Conrad, lady and child H. North IN OSn
mn oJy and cbd J. Bell W. Bell Mccormack, X Stckney, H.
Cobrn and aiy O. Catchpole the Rev ~ Kelly, W. BedNeL
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
CONDENSED SKINNED MILK,

seek extend examination period Of month";. EoT
for the purpose aseg whether either Company been Ms
habit Of eondensIng skinned milk
Although NOT oUARTof
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

FoR SPRING STYLE GENTS HATS at Reduced
Prices 20 to va 70 t.I Pol,op...
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK

has EVER BEEN SKINNED mple proof Of which win be chsen,
farushs. THE NETWORK CONDENSED MILK COMPANY are ss-
willing to be diverted from tie point s. but petrns az S,er
ton that shall be
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

tFT OFFICE o. rns EEw 1onx cospssssp MIX coxpiyr,
Nos "a AND 20 ELrABETH-sr., March 81, 1854 }
IN THE TRIBUNE of March 81, The American
Condensed Milk Company avoiding suus presented 70 thai Com
pary ehangeyr to apOn that ,se,
whether either Of these COmpAHiesbis
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-06-04
Racine,

The patriotic people of Racine appropri.
ately observed Saturday last, by paying
tribute TO the memory of the soldiers, whose
remains lie buried in Mound Cemetery.
Fifty graves were strewn with flowers by
the Ladies Col Bartlett introduced the
exercises at the Cemetery by appropriate re-
marks, Rev. w. T. Alexander of the Pres
byterian Church made an impressive pray
RI; Rev. A. C. Barry of the Univarsalist
Church, gave a short address full of patriot
ism, Interpreted with painful incidents, Col
| J. g. McMynn and II. G. Wiuslow also
followed in appropriate remarks. The
Racine Glee Club sang odes suited to the
occasion
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-06-04
The Fast Horse Question,

The propriety of connecting ''horse trots"
and trails of speed with Agricultural
Fairs, is being considerably discussed in the
Agricultural journals. The Illinois State
Agricultural Society, has voted to exclude
horse trots or trails of speed from its annual
exhibitions A correspondent of the PRAIRIE
FARMER, gives the following views.
''An agricultural exhibition comprising
all the productions of the soil, together
with agricultural implements, machinery,
household industries, &c, is one thing
Trials of speed, horse troting, racing, or by
whatever other name it's advocates may
term it, is quite another thing. One is a
display of human industry, and a source of
instruction, amusemenl to the mind, and
greatly beneficial to the utilities of life
The other is a mere pastime entertain
meut
Our New York State Society although
frequently importuned by the trottjng horse
interest, has always refused such append
ages to its Fairs, considering them democrat
lzlng to the main interests to be promoted
by such An institution and it's managers
nave found their account in it, Our exhib
tions are purely agricultural, horticultural,
genealogical, mechanical and household in
their productions and display, and in them
horses of all descriptions are as freely ad
mitted and encouraged, as well as other
stock, with abundant opportunity for d is
play, aud development of their PAGES, car
rage and action And with such oppor-
tunities az those, our horse raisers are cen
tent Their trots ard other connections of
the kind, have been instituted into associa-
tons by themselves, and disconnected with
any other interests Thus each act indie
pendentty, by themselves gricuItural DIS
plays by themselves, horse exhibitions on
Their own account, and each perfectly salts
he'd, within it's own peculiar arrange
ments.
| do not criticise in All unfriendy spirit
those exhibitions IN some of our States where
''trots" and trials of speed at the so called
Agricultural exhibitions are held; but in
all the instances where have attended such
1t was really the horse trot which drew the
crowd, and the cattle, and other stock shows
We're simply the appendages and incidents
OF the occasion. They are usually slowed
away in some by-corner neglected and ig.
nored all except by utlitariaus who came
for instruction and improvement in that
particular line Instead of cattle shows
they are simply horse trials with the cattle
shows thrown in as make weight.
L. f. ALLEN.
BLACK RooK, N. Y, May 20, 1868.