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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-30

NA EXECUTORS sALE.-EsTATE OF
EG Algernon s. Roberts, deceased.-THO-
MAS & SONS, Auctioneers Two three;story
street. on Tuesday, February l6. 1869. at IL
O'Clock, noon, viii be sold at public sale. at the
Philadelphia Exchange. all those three.story
brick messuages and lots of ground thereunto
belonging, situate on the east side OF Beach
street Nos 1867 and 1869; each lot containing in
front IL feet, and extending in depth SO feet l01
inches. The houses have recently been put IN
thorough order. Clear OF all incumbrance.
Possession A April ], 1859
Nj. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
l90 s3t Nos. l39 and 14l 3. FOURTH st.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16

st. Louis, Mo, Jul

st. Louis, Mo, June 10
Omaha special dispatches say that
two white men were killed by u small
band of Indians, supposed to be Sioux,
near the Lone Tree, on the Platte River.
The steamers Nile, Ida, and Rees, from
Fort Benton, report that the Indians
above that point are fighting among
themselves and killing whites wherever
they are found alone. They are max
ing no demonstrations against the boats
or forts. Hays City dispatch says news
was received here to-day that the In
dams are robbipg and ma sacreing the
settlers near Minneapolis, forty miles
west of the Salina. Capt. West, in COM
mand of forty men, started from Fort
Hays, early this morning, for Camp
Supply, taking with him all the Indian
prisoners at Fort Hays, which number
ed upward of fifty men, women, chill
dren. 1t is said they are to be deliver
ed to their respective tribes as soon as
possible, the object being to make
peace with the tribes now on the war
path.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16

The San Francisco Stock Exchange
for the sale of White Pine Stocks, held
its first session in that city yesterday.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16

TIE ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is
published at 155 BROAD STREET, near
ly opposite the National State Bank, by
j. MADISON DRAKE,
Editor and Proprietor.
BSs~ Job printing, at low prices, at
this office.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16
Valuable Building
Sites For Sale.

T1NHE Southern part of Elizabeth, the garden spot
Il of the city, after remaining so many years
without any very extensive improvements, is now
opened by the enterprise of the owners of land in
that section, and is upon the market for sale.
This property possesses great advantages for vii
la Residences, being located on about the highest
ground in the city it is dry and healthy, and com
mands fine view of the surrounding country, Sta
ten Island, and the Sound Numerous improve.
ments have been commenced, and many others are
in contemplation.
The streets are wide, and ON some of them the
Nicolson pavement is nearly ready for use-gas and
water pipes laid under the sidewalks and sewer
connections are brought under the curb, no ne
cessity exists of the street ever being disturbed.
number of elegant and substantial residences
have already been erected, and more are in the
course of completion. Numerous streets and ave
nues are being opened throughout the property
and while the avenues afford sites for large and
handsome residences, lots on some of the streets
can be sold for houses of more moderate style
For maps plans and further particulars, apply
JOHN NJ. COWELL,
No IL Arcade,
mis- I'm Elizabeth, N. j.
gszssrs-,s ysa1sg1zTs
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16

The whether yesterday throughout
England was wet and unfavorable to
the growing crops.
Edward Murphy, liquor dealer of
Albany, was accidently drowned yes
terday.
The trial of Charles Sullivan for the
shooting of Henry O'Neil, an escaped
convict from Sing Sing, commenced
yesterday at White Plains.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16

Ger opened, and examined first his cli-
emf, mild, dignifed looking gentle
man, who told his story very pathetic
ally, and appeared greatly moved at the
whole proceeding. He said he was
merely recommending to the plaintiff,
a friend of his from Pennsylvania, and
had no idea of marrying her. His gen
eral statements other than this, were
corroborated by two gentlemen, one OF
whom with light sfde-whiskers, blushed
to the roots of his hair, but told a
straight story, Notwithstanding. These
witnesses were examined by Mr.. Spen-
Ger and cross-examined by Mr.. Vince
Ter, senior counsel for plaintiff. The
testimony being closed, Mr.. Milford,
senior counsel for defendant, made the
closing argument for his client in fif-
teen minutes speech, in which the ex
tortion, which, as alleged, was sought
to be practiced, was freely dwelt upon.
He was followed by Mr.. Wheeler, whose
spread eagle style got the better of him,
though he made tolerably fair speech.
Judge Rommel then charged the jury,
who brought in verdict, after five
minutes absence, of 81 % for plaintiff,
directing the Sheriff to pay the costs.
The crier closed the court and the trial
was over. The court room was crowd
ed with fathers, mothers, sons and
daughters, the latter OF whom present
ed most beautiful appearance. [ find
the talk about Elizabeth girls being so
handsome is not at all exaggerated.
Well, Mr. Editor, have detained you
too long and must stop. Only let me
say that since writing the above, I have
discovered that all this trial was but a
mock affair, got up by the Literary So
ciety of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, yet SO well was every thing
concealed, that, until this moment, /
supposed it to be an affair of real life.
Gentlemen, you have done well. Ac-
cept my congratulations. And to you
Mr.. Editor, adieu. Yours,
A FRIEND FROM THE COUNTRY.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16
FOR SALE CHEAP,

A THREE SPRING WAGON, sliding top, in
IN good order suitable for grocer or any light
business. Also, single harness. Apply to H. KIG-
GINS, 200 West Jersey street. j10 st
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16
A FRIEND FROM THE COUNTRY

Mr.. EDITOR Having read the ar
ticle about the Resolute Base Ball Club
in your issue of yesterday, L think it
behooves us who are interested in said
club to make reply to X or better,
g verdant sap-head" Who he may be,
1 can hardly guess, but this I know,
that he is either sapless as regards
right and truthfulness. or 50 sappy that
being ignorant himself, can thereby be
easily gulled by those in whose interests
he wrote said article. If his egotism is
SO great and must needs be ventilated.
let him try a subject that he is more
conversant with. Who does not know
that however good club may be, there
are times when it is impossible to get
together full first-nine, even when it
is match game that is on the tapis. Did
he never hear of the Atlantic Club of
Brooklyn playing a poor game and
they are professionals, doing nothing or
little else during the ball season. Did
your correspondent or his friends ever
do anything for the club {? Did he, or
did the members pay for their clothes ?
Does he think they would have done
better had he been with them ? No
doubt he does, his egotism or rather
his conceit, will carry hinMinto the "X"-
treme of sappy innocence. Let me as
sure him that though the game he so
wisely (?) criticizes is Base Ball, it
was played by none so base in texture
as this hired assassin, who might be
dangerous, but that he lacks the requi-
site knowledge of the subject, to treat
it other than as means of getting his
wise p sayings into print and display
ing therein his over abundant conceit.
[ would take up his each position but
that it needs no champion to care for
the interests of the Resolute Base Ball
Club, against such elimination as
these are known to be, by all Elizabeth
ans who have been interested in Base
Ball matters for the last four or five
years. Perhaps he would have us be-
lieve by his signature that he is an Elk
member l should be sorry to think that
! his association with the club made no
more of him than his article leads lis to
conclude; he must have got his egotism
honestly if the club is made up of such
material as he claims for them and I for
him. BIN.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16
WANTED.
WANTED.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

r HEREBY give notice that will prosecute any
Il person or persons who make any infringement
on the George Grimshaw Patent Concrete Pave
ment, and that will hold not only the parties who
infringe but also those who encourage the same by
ordering work done.
j13 2w CHARLES TRAUTAIAN & co.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16
DIED.

On Tuesday, 18th instant. in this city, Sophronia
Alkaline, the beloved wife of Henry f. Fairbank,
aged fifty-seven years.
The funeral viii take place on Friday, 18th inst,
at three o'clock in the afternoon from her late re-
sidence on Railway avenue.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16

The DAILY MONITOR will be served to subscribers at
TWELVE CENTS A WEEK.
Mr.. GEORGE E. VAN BLARCUM has route in the
upper part Of the city, Orders may be left at this
office. Mr.. WILLIAM G.. JONES will supply those at
the Port.
Copies may be obtained at 1856 Broad street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16
WANTED.

A N experienced and practical man as Foreman
N of large Floor Oil Cloth Works. None bu
those fully acquainted with the business need ap
ply. Address ut once Box 48, Salem N. j. 16 st
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16
LOTS FOR SALE.

WITHIN 400 yards of the Market Hall, on high
w ground, at prices ranging from 1915 upwards
Apply to HENRY F. FAIRBANK,
. Elizabeth, N j.
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LOST,

T UNE 7, a Black Lace Veil, in West Jersey stree
- or Broad street, between f. P. Williams ant
Murray street The finder will be suitably reward
ed by leauing it at 1873 Broad street. jl5 ct
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SITUATION WANTED.

DERSONS desiring the services Of a practical
Il Gardener, well acquainted in all its branches
will please address PHI. KISSEI4, care of Box 392
Elizabeth P. o. liz
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-16

The suspension of HI. d. Ellenhorst
& Co., of San Francisco is announced.
Their liabilities amount to $500, 1000.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-11
IIA z5d lla L71o4l 1s.

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~ ditto exponas gerpr6nrng an fnid geridtet
uftb abertiefett pom Mthtbaren Circuit @eri6t non
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Termin. 1865, uefbe itb gum 8erteAf an
ben Reifbtetenoen gegen bqore Snhlnng am @oTrts
haistHpr IN Der Ssabt 9lojbDtIle ana SonnabeHes D.
ben %, u1,uor 1869, naitebeno bef9riebens 2dnoes
reiunh 05ebduIib bfeiten briHgsu, ndulli5: Sin Std
nber TheiI 2nub, bele9en tfnh beftaot1 inn etuils
SiIritt No non 4dpi6fon gonltfp, Eenn.s begren3t
ME foIet: Beeinnt BET eirem 9uatt inn Centrum Der
NoIensptHe Eurnpite an Sun1es 9BflinuHs' @de, pon
bd eenannte StraBe entlang init ibreut Centrum
fiblib % @rab, DftIib 10 foIe6, pon hd benz gens
trilm aenannter Gtrabe entIang faed 80 @yao, Dft=
lid 10 RpIes Inh ferner NIT benz Centrum genanrter
GtraBe flbIi 285k gfob, 5ftIin II goies nad eiuem
ei;eraen YfabI an San,es Ybtllip's 9orbofede. non
ba init eenonnter Ehtnips' 2nie fit6li9 70 @rao,
roetiid 3l1z RpIeB mao senanuter Hbilips' @de in
Sobn g. @omun6Ion's n6rbIt1ef @ren5Iinie, uort oo
NIT gen0uHter GbmHHSfeu's 3 ainie 16rolib SO @raei
meftli6 u 28l100 YoIeS flndb einem Stetn on gee
tloitter iH1Jns onoerer Gde, pom ba nit genafItIs
ter Biuidms' 2inie n1tbIid 44 @rah, bIi 81 4I 100
9oIes mod ben MMsgongspuuft 5L Ader ina0 81
@euiertpoIes ntebr O6er Ipentaer, uno nit Bei6ldg
beIea5 dIs bas GteenfBnm pou George g. GpatH, nm
elmer GEeeution IN meiuen Sdn6er 81 gunften Don
@enree Bomman uftb Anberen, " MDmiglltsafors nf1b
geaen 9eorge Gpdn fen. uno George Spain Jun. tIr
$f3445 SntefeTen nnb Rcften sn eenaga1. Sesegebet
ben 81. DECEMBER 1868. 4
Z ,IUsH&sS&l Bf9 6. Rs % onnIb n, GbedH.
ia4 9urh, 81. 6. 4nfttn, 9ePatp. <
l. ~ =
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man bic feIoen6e Seirnfhso on aeiae. Aie
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fdeI grAnIiEe ( s5eenuti lfrbertirt, Der
Slnban Der GrSniilfe iit fehr eintraaEi6.
ruinirt aber IN meuiaen Sohren ben
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-11
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6%bertff 8effdtlF. sd @emdbbett nit Spei ven=
ditto exponas 8erorenuneen an mid aeritbtet
arb AberIisiert pon tem A9tbaren Circuit @eri9t
pom Gopibfpn Co., Tenrl.s bet feinem GeptembsrS
Eerutn 1865 weroe ib 5at SiieltItDen Bettauf an
ben Reitbieterben eeaea bnare 2ahLiHe am Courts
h0aIsfbpf III BET Stabt iHpsu cam 9 n q en- b,
ben 20. Sauuar 1869, nGd1teheno bef9rtebene Gdns
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giptIciritt pcn 30piofon Co., Eeun.s begren1t wte
foIat: RoroIib uou Der 2dnberet non oarItstt pal,
peftli tloR bet &dhberei Bon gkts aRarp Fa1lerlos
tenb is Mder mehr cher meniger uHo NIT Bei9lagt
beIeat ais has Gigenthum pOn ". 4esbleS, nu elmer
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-11
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GSberiff'S gereaiIf. = Sn @emdBbeit non elmer
fvenditio exponas &eroronung an an MID ges
ridtet anb iberItefert pom Mbtbdren Circuit @ert9t
pom 9api6fon Gonntp, Ienils bel ieinem September
Esrrun, 1868, iperbe i'd gum S 'ntIireiI 8erfduf on
ben Neib ietenhen gegen baare 8GElllng am Court
bassThoT IN Der Stapt Haibpile am 9 nab e b,
ben %. Squuar 1859, nabftebenb beibriebene 2dns
Serei unS GebduIibfeiten brtnger, fGmIid: Gin
@tid cher EbetL 2aubt beIe9en unh beunli9 i'm &ts
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arenst fute foIat: Beoiunt Bel einen meben a9Gls
nusbanm, Iduft fioIidb mad benz Gipfel beS 8er9s
riidtnS. benz iogen0nntenH Ratterfon's 9qApm" pig
ptsr tlobe bel 90rretts 2ttile Don h1 uorot9 noc1
6emIon's 2inie Inb @ @anier mad benz Musgdngsz
punt unb nit 9ei9Idg beIegt eIs Sos Gtaent9lm
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Adnber AT @nnSten uon Somltel Nertins ui10 gegen
Wiainm aBiIion nnb @. @ater fur $t65.20s sSns
tereifen Inb @cfen su senii8en. Gegebfn ben II
DECEMBER 1868, - s.st
,ia4 - 9urdb 81. 6. Muffin, 9eputp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-11
5na9te sTh5lAgui nj $50 aIQ 3a91
.4-,..a., 5e-. I(7i01) r .pt.s.-

Gberiffs Rerfanf.-Sn gemdsbett elmer ven
ditto exponas 8erorhnaiHa an mid geriebtet pTao
AberIieferf pom M@tbaren Circuit Geri9t pon Sas
uibfpf Goantp, EeaH., bei ieinem Septeutbe =Eers
min 1885, merle i'd gum 6ffentItcben 8ertanf an ben
Meiabtetenben 9e8eft bdore 6hhug an 9pnrthalls
23. Sanildt 1869, nadffe5enb bei6riebenes @r1tnbs
eiaentbuin bringen, n6mlt6: @tn Trntt Sane bes
arertsf fiibEi1 psn @btte's Greet, 6ftEt1 BON 3.
Srafe,s TarTr, n5rolit con Sohu 5rafeis alien
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nebr o6sr Ineuiger, Mnp TN %: 9ipiIbifrit 9apips
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rtetsteri SGnbeR 8u ganften pom 81 Banbrtbge nnc
aeaen q, Smith NIB Mnoere fir SIS AZ, Snterefen
lno R0fen su seftiisen. Gegebem ben 80. SeSeraber
>F4s s"a8 g. So. 8 on6fo fou, Sberiff.
zial asaa7 9ur9 Sam. 6. saearibaHs 9epHtp.s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-11
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s@heriff asetEamf. Sin Gemdsbeit eiher vehditfo
~ exponas 3 rcfbnnng an nttn gert9tet ttun
TduiSfpn CO., Eenn., Bet ieiuem Gepte1nbersEer
1858, ue4be f@ sEnt bfientliGen Bertouf an ben
gRgifbietenbeu eeeen bndre S1bIIlng am @ourlbaMss
fbor IN ber GtnSt NofbpiHt am g n q Il b, ben
81. Sonuor 1869, ua9feheub bef9riebenes @fIu0fts
denfhnnt brinaen, ndmIiH: Mne Hebtes TiteI uhS
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SaIsaeIeat alub beaenet TT ais Got 80. % in benz
6dkgIdn ron 2otS iinb beGtenlt ME foIat Beguilt
Ia III as tneifIi6 nnt etntr so Rb StraEes pom bn
dendtffer StraBe etIanD iteIi4 20 nB, rel ba 6fts
i $50 Sus nan elmer 40 6uh Strabe, BON bG fl1ros
Itd5 90 TtB mao BEN QluBeahespunfte unb mit 9es
laa beIeet ais baS Gisenthuul uOn Auianba 6aIIep,
nm eirer &Tecutien geae1 &c nllD 5m @uR<t pon y
unh CD. Barter fir $56, Sntereiieu xme Rotten tlI
md esM - SttqIsfe,b Steriff. I
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sasf4nis,

berift 8er8aMf.-sm gemabbeit elmer
(GmA yenditio exponas gerorbnung an mid ees
~ ridtet uu6 hberliefer4 pon BEN MAibaren
Circuit Geric1t ppp 9epihfon genntp, Eenn.,
Bel feinem Septenber 9ermtn 1865, merle id9 .aism
GfIentt1en Btrtanf. an ben Metitbieienhen aegen
baare SabIuMg am @eNrtbaustbOr IN ber Stoot
gafbpine am SDnn0benh b, ben %. sSanuar 1869,
nahnebenp bef6riebene Gdnberet nnb GebduIi6tsis
ten, n&mIid Gin Stl6 posr Ebeig 2anb beiegeu ruS
befnbIf9 u giqtibifhiKt gc. pcn SapioSon Goiras
NernefTttng, begtnrHub on gsotf1 9iDenue Odede,
Idigft n6rbli6 1913 6isB mad einer 4Hspr pom ba pes
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lleinen dnbeR 90 Birailelt RON g. 81, @eoiiin unD
AZ qeniieen. @seebenben 3fs 4ssen1bsr fA68
| 6S-4 ssas afEa g. W. - onal 6don, Gberiff,
jana Ia ssaFa hur9 81 9. 4HHin, Sepptp
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9relFoneIlen 1Interiu5un0S Gol1ites.
QlIs0antt ifeIIte CT brei Wlani1 gDa6e
boz. bic Sbir nit benz BefebI, ieben
3eueen, Der erfdeinen iaerDe, ia tert
baften. Ser Ger9eoiat at MrMs
tuanote li6 an ben 8uu0es smdrfhaII
alm Siilfe, ieeIbe aud genabrt pnroe,
tuprauf Die Manafbaft 6es 3SberiT5
0b3oQ. 24iN sssssS
Die ,gfsip yorf 8oil" berofentlidt
8riefe aus &reta aus ueIben berber :
Bebt, 0aBe bic Snfurreftion bafefbit
feinesme08 nnterorlGt pnr0ef III, Iont
BEEN rafd bortDdftS fdreitet
Yaris, 10. San.
0ie Gonferena sar Sblidtuna Der
tiisfif6 ! grie9if1en @tteitfrage frat
sefern bier slilaanmen. @ie erTfe
Giban9 bauerte bon 4 l1br geaGnit. !.
tags bis 1 ubr 9eddts. Ser tiirfif6e
fotuObl, tuie Der grie9if5e Beboumd3 ,
tigte aeioten fi9 febr frieblib unb man
bort oaber alf cine 9iitlide 9eiIegune
Ser Sade. Die taafe Sibung'isir6
am Sienitag gebalten.
Dle dineifde @elanotI6aft fol
norgen offisteG bonn &aifer ernpfdngen
ueraen. Sbre Nusfdten finS bor>
trefFjd. as .sa ,.
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berfff BertGMf.A Sst @em&B5eit einer
(G& Yenditio exponas 8erorDRung an mt1 ges.
~ rttbtetMnD iGberliefert non benz A3tbGren
Circuit @eftd6t upn 36oibfcn County Eeanst
bel fetnem September EeEmiu 1863, Iuer6e i5 3nm
SffentIi1en 8erfauf an ben ReiStbietenben aegen
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geben ben 81, DECEMBER 1868. fEe
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n6er EbeiI 2arn beiegen no beneli i'm Giuilb
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ian1 ea5isss b,irtb q. 9. @uftiH, Deputy.