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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-29
Ncconftrmfticn Der Staaten 0irai.
nia, Wifiifiippi ilnb Xeras.

Solssnees IN Der Wortlaut res 2lttes
wUpur4 bic Contribution bisisr 3 Staateu
rem gOltspOtum unterbrsitst unb Sul
sBabl BON Staatsbeamten unb Gon9reB.
mitsliebsr erma&tist ipirb. sla cH
&c fsi tsfaIoFsn y ba6 Der prdFbeni
su elmer 3eit, mann ct ss fir bic Silent.
li6e @cbIfatrt am befen bdlt, Die Gon.
itituticn, pie iie bel elmer Gcupentipn In
Nidmcnb, Sirsinisn, am 3. DECEMBER
1860 sntwerfen tpurce, aur @nna9me pber
gtrwerfuns our& bic resifrirten Stimm.
sstsr pss tstrsfsnbtn Staates untsrbreite.
au4 iclen, penn 60 Der praiihent fir
gut bdlt, einselue 9teile isner Gcnltitu-
tion einem Ssparat- gotum unterpprfen
psrrtn t0nnen.
p Bsi bsrlelben @slessnbsit icllrn bic
Stimmssbsr bss Staatss sur @abl BON
gFembly- Miislisbsrn uno allen isnsn
Staatstsamten fdrsitsn, wis bieielben In
srwdbnttr @onltitulicR anssfibrt fnb.
unb Der Sfiisier i'm Commando bes Di.
itriftes in girsinisu icl fur bic gnisrti.
suns, DurAf6t uno Grpsiteruns Der
Stimmlifen lorsen, pie ss bas @sisb
ocridrsibt unb gu hiefsm 3wsde 70 Sisls
8esiaraturen anitslIsn, aIs sr fur n6t9ia
salt; unb befaste @abl fca abesbalten
wsrben In Der @siis. pie 60 bur6 cine
Gcnsreb.@tt bstdnnt unter bsm Ram.n
"Rsecnli 'afte," Sorseisten II.
81 Dub Der Ser. Staaten prdFbeut In
slei6sr @eiie bic GcniiitutiOn BON Ssras
ben Stimmsetsrn hes erwabntsn Staates
sntrstsr i'm @an;sn orer setbeiIt ,ur an>
nabme pbsr Ssrperfuus pprlese une ,u-
stei& Sur Basl BON NitsIispern Der et-
sislatur, RES GcnsrefeS unb Ipnaissn
Staatebcamten peraHla1e; Scrausssfsbt
Sa6 in tsfastem Siaate seraS fetne Batl
atsebaltsn mfrcsn lCu, Bis Der Yrdiieent
Irl6es anprbntt. @,s s.r
4) DAP Der Ser. Staaten prdIpent
entwsrsr bic sanSe Gonttuticn pber Elm.
5sIne 9bsile bsrirlbsn sinem Separai. 90.
tum unterwerfen unS Bel btrlelbtn Sc,
IsssHbsit 3ur BabI pom assislatur. 1sit-
slisbsrn une alien iitrissn Staats amten
osranlaEtn fann. ,t.aV p9
% Dab na& tsr slatiFsirnns elmer
eesr Der antern eislsr GOnfitntiCnen bic
Staatelf9islatur iib in esr 5auptliast
ees bstrsfeupsn Staates am siertea Disn.
ifase mad amtli&sr Sstanntma&una eurd
ben IiIitdr. Seamten I'm GcmmanSs ,u
psrIammelH bat.
6) DaB Dor Der 3uIaTuns tsr Staa.
ten girsiaien, EeraS unS @i1F1Fppi ,ur
Rsprdfntaticn i'm gcnsrsFs bic etstsl
lainr Der bttrsiTtnDsn Staten ben is.
artiftl pie er pom gpnsrsGe ben Der.
fHifbsusH StaaIfn Iur amtneiruus ber
8ersinisisn Sinalsn- genfltutisu sOrse.
ItSt wHrte, ratiFjirF, '.
y Der Gpnsrtb bsRaft lla tie @uts
teieuns Der MnbrtstIn In BEN rrpabntfn
Staattn rcr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-29

= Dir @siebssbuna bat elm @elss
pailirt, rab tn eewilTen Counties rie
S6ul'Dtrettcrsn rsrpiIiGtet iein lolrn,
untrrriHt In heutl6sr Sprade ein,ufiib.
reii, weHn Elm Drittsl rer Gltern In Dem
tetr. Dtfirifte ee psrlanst. Rir babrn
nc6 niht in Grfabruns brinssn f5nnsu,
Oh su pielen Counties aud Sas unlriat
eeh5rt; auf ale Safe mare ss ant. Bel
ben sBablsn fir S6ul. Direftor,n baraui
Su ab!en, pab 3dnner sswablt werpen,
rettbe- Der ginfitruns bsutIaen untsr.
riHts IN trn STsntli6en S6ulsn sinliia
sefnnt inp.
: Sir bic grgreifuns res grcaebeap.
@fCreers Srerts. Ter tstlnntlh aus pem
9sfinanib IN Strpupstins entfprans,
tietst @cup. @sarp cine 8elctnuna Yrn
1000, 70 paB bem @Iddeideer, Der ibn
fanst, i'm 0an;sn .S2500 In aueii6t
ffeben, ba Der Steriff pcn Ionrps Gcnntp
etenfals $500 ausIsbte.
Deg- gBir smpisblrn unisren asIsrn, bsi
ben @ebr. 9ecnare, erseniber bem Court.
bauie pcrSuipreGen, rsnu lie Seien uno
SleAwaaren tepiirfsn. sic 6aten bic bette
auswabl, pelGe man in Der Stabt finnst
uno psrfaufsn 3u ZEN mSsi6f nisorisasn
Yreiien. ~. 25ml9
= Rctsrt u. Smitb IN gum pcR.
nisiiter fur Scnssbals. Dapns Co., nOmi,
uirt porben. ~ - Fl t4a4AA - ,ss1A
= Sn Gbambsrsturs, pd., wurbr am
%. Der junse 8artise Gain Merris sints
fhredlihen Sfrbre4enS aegen bret iunat
Wdoden Der Nahbarlbaft IberIlbrt nnp
su 30 Sa9rsn @efansnib perurtteilt.
= Ssmanb m5&te piGtn, rpis-ss fcm,
me, pab bic 8roblaite inner nod 70
flein ieisn. ra rod naS Itbl 70 biais lsi.
- Die Samniisr @arte tat tereits
lore Spmmerauartiere an ben StrnBsn.
eden beSossn. ~
B0r gGsnn itr einrn sutsn Bal&fefel
traudt, 70 fauft ben un.erliSrtaren, mas.
lptteten &eFel nit 8uplsrbpeen, rtr ME
rclfet unb nad meiner Nniiht Der ,ttlle IN,
ben man fnben fam, auetrtem and til.
Zig. @sbr. espnare, seseniiber rem Court.
bauit, iinb bic asenten. 25m,9
B6s- 5reuno 5ropp Iast, eab Guee bic
fer 8o6e Nsparter bod" iein grlHeis
men MAIDEN reroe. @tan uebms fdb pcr
BEN u66rnern" tn Sba6t. -,s,s- '
p9- Sm teutl6en 8auperein Nc. 3
brattsn. bic perfeisertsn glmlsben om
Wfcnta9 pramien ron Al. AZ, .unb 43
Dro,ent. gBir btbausrn, iiter bic anperen
Serbanolunsen teintn Bsridt geben su
tSunsn. pa mir nur wsnise ausenblide
in Der SerIammluns anreienb lsin fonntsn
nns Elm Ssriht uns uiAt sslitftrt pures.
Bay- Die telle gIuspabl BON MsGsr.
f6miebwaaren. 2ampen, qaternsn, Ssfsn,
Ble&- unb gilenwaaren, Ndgel; isrner
@as' unc gBalier. er.Ginri6mns. DaHbsbsd>
un9 &C., tei ben @etr. 2spuarp, eeaeniiber
bem Gcurtbauie, Scranton. 25m59
gsg- Die @aryIanb 3eusr gsrF9rrunss Sc,
feaiGaft in Baltimore Burbs i'm Sabre 1859 irr-
fcrpcrirt unb btiBt sin sinbs;abItss slapiiaI RON
100000, nit s33o0O0 Saar.sIFets am ~
9anuar 1869. Die G5sifaIdaft BAT ben @sitssn
bon gsnniyIvanitn anb g1tpl gstF sniIprO6sn
Hnb Si6nbsitsn binisrIsst. ppIieies psrssn
ausssasat unb @erIuRs atssf@dBt bon g. gE.
Maffsr, @sent SeraniOn, pa i'm Balbins-
ton Saa GebGubs, pbenauf. rw f5pfm
= Sn ftr prc;sfiIcn ter SbO Gelews
In pbilabelpbia am lsbtsn Niontast mar
lhirtsn $4,000 Manu. @ 4Ia H-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-29

- Die Ytnfcnirung bes altfn 0eHe.
rails 6sinbslman mar i'm 8sprileafanien,
tauie BON sintr ltlttnsn Sesne ksslsitrt.
DaS tstrsftnee GOmi.r sate gsnfoni.
runs NIT BEN polIen @staltt ane Ganss
einss @sneralmajcrs OorssfGfastn.. ece
gan = @ctt peib, rarum? = prctsllirte-
0arfslc, Sants, Butler uub nod msbrrre
anSsrs fraHsrs Gsnerale ipradsn mit
gBdrms fir BEN gntras. epsapT rsplt-.
eirte nit nod st56ersr Seftisteit. ats
nun absr abseRimmt wsrSsn fetts, IAoe
bas 5aus NIT sihtm sin,issn scnntrnhta
>. Sa" pom ieinsn Stssa smpcr - nur I,
ecsan mar auf isimsn 5mtte sstlistsng :
Der Int Saale anpsItnes. alta Jsrifstr,
psl&sm risis Concentration gait mar
baScn 70 srsriifen, ras an fsinsn ssfura.
ten Banssu Die Stranen beratrolltsn.
= Bon Der 0iaicn Dollars In gonps,
wslGe Dor sinissn g8ohsn bsigbem Gin.
bruH in ben Beneficial 8uno In pbila-
bslpbia ssfc9ltn purbeB ia etwa biz
5dlfte wisesr erIanst unc ben 8samttn
hes Snifituts Sueflteat morbrn. Die @es.
bsimpclijti bepatrt iibsr bic 9an5t Au,
selsssnbsit bas tisfFe Sawsissn, bsA
ideint ss sswib su fsin. pd6 bic Bttstti-
pss @sofss 9. Smitb une Sulbna Tag
aart baS @tlb wisbrrs,lanat baten. Die
$4,000 In Wrefntads. cat Brilliant
5alsbano i'm g8srtbs pom $4,000 unea
tsibtuertdufI6r Schee I'm Bfrt@ BON
$4,000 wsrttn f6werlia wisser srlanst
ptrctu, bod tcfft man bic .iitrisen aea
aotIentn Scnbs surid sasftaIisn.
= Die essialatur ron Sle.garriina
tat in ibrsr Itbtsn Sisuns elm @efsb an.
sencmmsn. tas 100000 spm aaiaut
BON unEuIiipirtsu eSntsreitu ksniuiet.
DieIsIbsn Rnb an pirtli6s 9lHasblsr auf
ihnfidbrissn Grsbit ,a Ssrtaufen. e. 9.
eeslis wurbs gum eaneeommtGarr e..
nannt unb trirb nIsOale elm 9anetuream
sr6fnsn.
-Na& anldt sintser Der CSarf(In-
nigfen SenatCren app opefur NIT Der
8ssisrnns in gsrbinsuna Ittenten 6sr-
rtn Fub bic llntstbaneiaassii spiI&em
gmsrita unp @rpbkritaadn in Sesus auf
bic pom Hsbsum.3aatf&iffe ..alabama'-4s
perubten 6rspeftbaten ga Cube. Niit rer
III m m a rtldAeu ,rA fefoIe EkA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-29
3nr a6tfiunnsn. Srasc.


@sneraIqHpalt Soar tat auf 9lniudsn
hes Marinsfstrstirs Elm Guta6tsn bs,iis-
LID Der GUHsrsbaete sDm 25. SUM 1868.
psIdts fie Stunbttnsabl fsiifsbt, ris fir
artsitsr une SanbwerFsr in Gieniten ter
9. Ct. Gin sasswsrt tilbft in gertin-
bun9 nit Der gcte srtteilt mtlGs seriiist,
fa6 bic grtsitsfunb unb bic e5bne fir
anssieGlis in rem Napp. .garbs fopiel ais
bic STeniIidsn SntersTen ss erIauten,
NIT rsnsn ilbereinlfimmen fplIsn, bic In
tena6barten YriYatstabliTemsnts selten.
Sr. Soar perpeia aufein @utahtrn isines
gUrsdnserS bss Srn. Gparts, Rem or ppl.
ifdnois bsipfiGtet. Gr last, bic Bslim-
muns, Rag a6t Stunten elm SaseperI
ausmadsn icuen, babe nidts nit guf-
tIdruns tsr 5rass ,u ttun, Of bic 70 fe;i
ssisste Gasesarteit nit b6berem obsr ME.
Sriscrem ecbn teSablt wsrsen ica, ais
Sage ppn 10 Stunesn, ceer nit alethem
ectn. Der ecbn miife bisrna6 mad Der
eripabnten SUrlhrift pcn rem Gcmman,
banten Der 9aps' garb fsfseRsnt wtreen,
70 tab er NIT bsm Der benahbarten pri-
acknowledgements 70 iebr, ais bas 5ifent-
Ii&s Sntsrsfe es ssitattst, iitsreinliimme.
Ni&ts in cen @eieBsn Serpfidtte BEN Ss.
trstdr, tsnieltsn sOGn fur a6t Stunesn
arbeit gu sablsn, trsl&sn YrisatetabtilIe.
msnts fur 10 Stunben bssatlsn.
Darauftin bat Sstrstar Yprie ras
fOlstnce Srsisi&rsitsn an bic Grmman.
ranten Der Nasy. .garbs unb Staticnen
erladen:
.Warine. Department.,
@altinstpn, .. g., %. April 1869.
Wsin 5err! Die am %. Stunt 1868
ssnebmiste Grnsrebaete ma6t aHt Stun,
ben Elm Sasewsrf fir ale @rbeiter unb
6aubpsrfer. bic i'm Nultras Der 8egis-
runs bef&dftist werben. gSabrenb rtr
Gonsrsb bsrsefalt bic ednse sines Saae.
merits fefltBte, batter StrabGaunt, bic Mcte
pom 16. Suti 1862 su wibsrrufen, wtlde
bsltimmt, rab Der 9obn ter anseiiellten Int
ben NaUp. garps, fofptit es nit oem Gifent-
Ii6en SntereFe Sereinbar IN, init ben e59.
nen in pripat.tablihsments in unmitttl-
barsr Nadbaridaft ber 2jarbs iibereins
ltimmen fca. 8is bieIe @elebe wieer-
rufen linr, mue bas Department li& mad,
ibnsn riGten. Das Department bat
teire Sefusn.b, bic Grbeitsfunpsn baburG
ausSupebnen, Bag es mebr ale a&t Stun-
ben su einem Saseperf madt, ater 60 tat
bas 8eGt, 5anrperter unb arbeiter auf
Grtrafunben gu beiadftissn uno lls mad
8srbdItnib fir fcl6e grtraarbeit gu tts
sabltn. g4O tssbalb cine Nptbpenbisfeit
fur Grtraarbsit pcrtanben TT, ifebt es
Stntn frti, mad Strem GrmtTrn In Der
Sade 70 Su banbeln, baB BEN ar6eitenbtn
GlaHen ssbclfen uno eleih,eitis @t-
rs4tistsit sesen bic Resieruns ssiibt wsrSe.
5cGadtunssppa
u. 6. Borie, Eljs
Sttretar Der Narine." /"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-29
: aatiR,irt wurttH sen stnats Vi.

= 8atif;irt purttH sem Stnate pttr
Ssrtrise NIT bsm gaelaubf, pdmIi& Der
Ssrtrus NIT 8abtu, Der nit g8iiriemtsre,
Der nit 5sTen unb Der NIT SsIsien. Dir
bret friisn iinr NdturaIiiatipneYtrtries,
Die asf abnIi&s @runblassn ssf&lOHtn
tpuresH, fsif isnsr gtrtras, rsu 5srr
Bancroft scr siniSer Belt nit benz Nore,
tsutIHsn Sause atstialUEsn Bat. Der
-gsrtras NIT Sslsisn tssisst f& auf ben
,S&ub hsr 6anbrISmnrten,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-29

- Das @sl6afthrn, trs1deS prafpsnt
Grant init rsm, itm ssitentten Sauie
sema&t, pirb mic fclgt sef4ilnert. GIs
Der Sag Sts llmiusss ins sBeiee SauS
natts, rsrfaafte tr bas ibm ssI6sutts
5aus an Saples 8cpsu fur $4,000.
Gin Eaaienb Dollars ,ebIte Bowen aIs
oDraufsate" slei6 aus. $4,000 waren
bei uebernnbme Res 9auies su srlessn
unp bar 8.f RON $4,000 rurss gu feds
prpJsnt atssIsst, 3aglbar in ;e9n Sab
rsn. Sn3pil&en sntfanb eas prcistt,
Sen. Grant Sas 5aus, pelaes man i9m
sel6snft, su ertSbtem prsiIt pisbtr abSu.
taultn, auf bab man ss rem nsasn
n@.usral Der armse", G,rn. Sbsrmnn,
l9snFsn t5nne. glls Srrr Grant fies YER.
nabm (uan bot ibm S63. .000), Sins CT
auf ben 5anreI Elm, isnrrirte rsn nit
Sowsn abssl6lcGtnsn Gpntratt, lief li6
Die 5 81. 900 BON ben Grepneen Sterman's
aus5abIen-cbns rtm arnicn SOwsn aud
nur bic s 1000 prompt Surid,usstsu. 90
teri&teu ibersinlimmsnp metrert @aIb,
instUusr Gurreipcnbsnttn. gcreii Ica ben
psdfeentsh uerllast baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-29

= Die ssisIsitsn ganttss iinSsn iia IN
Connecticut uno ron rtnen Fnb wisesr
bic ssisislen bic Sewo6ner sen 0ort6
Stpninstrh. 9rHn gan, ter iUnftissn
sitsraIitat entssseI Sablt bic IrtiR
StOninsteusr SIrasu @smtiuoe ibrtm
SssllCrssr siasH saussu Depar fir ffini
iesssmaIiss SpnrtaSs preeist; anp sas
10 nod msbr, dIs ssr SCrsdnOsr i'm amts
srbiflt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-01
s.The ErIe'' ABROAD.

The New York correspondent of
the London Railsgag Ne,0s thus dis
courses of the Erie ina recent letter
upon Railway Affairs in America :"
To return to the Erie, as of mos.
interest to English readers. If the
expenditure on the road has been en-
ormous, there is at least something to
show for it, even without stirring out
Of New York The magnificent boats
which have almost mOnopolized the
trade between New York and Boston
serve as valuable feeders to the Erie
system; and as an instance of the
management of Messrs. Fisk and
Gould, [ may mention that a traffic
has been created by this route which
was never before dTeamt Of The
forepart OF the boats, 1 find, are fitted
with stalls, and between forty and
fifty horses are daily brought from a
point on the Atlantic and Great Yves.
tern Railway breeding station Of
which have forgotten the name
and shipped here for the New England
States. The new Erie Offices, now
nearly completed. will be one of the
sights of New York. These Offices
form part Of the Grand Opera House,
the purchase Of which for $500, 900 of
Erie funds has been so much CON-
mented upon. | went over them the
other day, but [ despair Of giving your
readers any proper idea oftheir splen>
dor. Almost from roof to basement
the fittings are of polished walnut,
picked out with gold, aud the cell
fings and walls are painted in superb
designs. Everything, to the very
hinges and handles of the doors,
shows exquisite taste, and the arrange
ment Of the different departments is
convenient and luxurious In the ex-
IRENE. A freproofcOmpartment with
safes extends the whole height Of the
building. In the basement is a large
printing Office; aud telegraph wires
are laid to every department and
warehouse Of the line. Nor are Great
ure comforts uupFOvided for there is
a we'll fitted kitchen, with lifts TO the
different floors. A Communication is
made with an adjoining house, which
can be used as a residence; and a cor
ridOr leads into the Opera House.
Altogether, since virtue is its own re
ward, the Elite directors may hope,
with these pleasant accessories, to be
pretty comfortable In their new quart
ers. The expenditure on the whole,
however may not be unwarrantable,
as BY leasing the theatre the Company
NAV have their office rent free. The
Twenty-third Street tramway, lust
sanctioned BY the Legislature. runs
mast the building, leading to the new
FERRY Of the Erie Company great
nublie convenience, by the Way-and
at its other end on the East River a
landing stage will be made for the
tarnsfer of Erie passengers to the Bos.
ton boats. Such convenienees as
those which are being afforded by the
Erie throughout their system are ad-
ding considerably to their passenger
traffic; and under the new facllitie!
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-01

The Barranquilla, from Pittsburg,
after receiving about thirty tons Of
freight here. left for New Orleans on
Saturday. She has in tow tho hull Of
new boat, so feet long and Is feet
beam, which will be finished 10 Ted
River, and IS intended to run ia Bayou
Teebe. She will be named Minnie,
and is owned by Captain Bell. This
buU was used as a barge, and was
slowed nearly full Of freight. The
boat Is named after a town In the
State of Colombia, South America,
with rort on the left bank Of Mag
daIena River, at its mouth. The most
approved spelling Of the mare is with
4 single r. though the name Of the
boat "A spelled with two.
She IS intended for navigating Mag
dalena River from the mouth up. and
her hull is builC very much like sea.
going vessels. Her name is properly
pronounced Bar ran keel-yah, the two
as In the first syllables being sounded
the same as in the English word par"
Captain Il. S. Calhoun will take the
Barranquilla to New Orleans, where
Captain Harry Hanson will take com
mand Of her till she arrives at her
destination. Her pilots to New Or.
leans are VIM. Auttenheimer and
Elijah Pearce. From New Orleans
she pursues a straight line, almost,
through the Gulf Of Mexico and the
Caribbean Sea to the mouth Of Mag
dalena River, passing along the coast
Of Hayti and Jamaica, the whole dis
lance Of salt water being 800 miles:
Her whole trip will be over 4,OOO
miles.
The Barranquilla towed 20 Madi-
son a crane boat, TO be used ~ capt.
Dan. Moore in getting the machinery
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-01
From the n. Y. Tribune, August 20.
"AfteP Dark "a Reality.

Yesterday afternoon young lady of
eighteen, while proceeding along the
Morris & Essex Railway track, be-
tween Orange and Orange junction,
saw a gentleman who was walking a
few PAGES ahead of her stagger and
fall. At the same time she saw the
down express for New York approach
ing. The unfortunate man fell on the
line by which the train was coming,
and his destruction appeared inevita-
BILE. The courageous girl with all
her speed ran to the prostra'e man,
and by great exertion succeeded in
rolling him off the track, but not be-
fore the locomotive had passed and
cut off portion Of her dress. The
driver brought his engine to a stop
Immediately, and doctor descended
from the train and found that the I'M
conscious man was suffering from an
epileptic attack. The passengers
loudly eheered the heroic action. On
recovering consciousness the gentle
man who had so nearly lost his life
expressed the deepest gratitude. The
young lady persistently refused to give
b er name, when some New York mer-
chants mentioned their desire of pre-
senting her with testimonial. Amid
dealening cheering and the waving
of pocket handkerchief. the train
pursued its way to New York.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-01
nTATN aTREET ENlMLHIlI-

Corner Of Hilfh and sixth haats
BIGN Of ma RHFLECILNG LdWIHft.H-
nLEAHAMr, airy rooms cleaui COM
- Portable beds, with excellent board g
Der week. OF single meals .J coufrf lodgings
30 cents. THE best the market nNorda WIIt
aIWyava be found here, and orders for frDIh
berries fruff and CntnWhn vino uf fHH
Krotchnar farm viii etnnnl iullE receive
iesd6n JOHN al SOL WEBER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-01

/
~ tns ~ h--ul iouE9 IhIs ma
. ~ 4, WIZ De use1 ln Cap Moore
VIII ' ...ii ana ittsDufs packet,
bure i. ''i ~ 1"Ny nv ~ lauheH az titts-
nov - wee. n9 maehinefy ir
secured WHICH, "uu Gun pc easily
a INN f,ot.
been diecn-a.g.gi ii "a e4hasi e4ll ha-
/ month Nobra.i Jo.l osio" latts
| River. Tho disrr,,o'.. ''iH .iia.9 QUIZ
/ of q landslide oo ~ Ivy le 4Il
/ Missouri River nj tt-. ah tHh
/ 0a.aIs D.n.Li ...,. POINT lhr
- -,,t..,' .aefs it ihe
! in H. So ever made
m. ~,
nc ''''""'c'f "i Nl'aaay evening
says.
The Gallafu 4rripad E6fs pt...
burg this morriug Sho Is. Ieqo,.f,..
ming as the mail pactet between psr
kersburg and pitsburq bnf nous
chartered fO run dur,rg faw ,r.t..
for the Mound Civ and Nemrb.s
trade. She leaves IOr Mound ftitg
this evening.
T,,-,s,,,,rr W.. ll-...
efaF3 III ''' 0'".'s' yoa''''
" hohuay says
A Cairo dispatch says: Five hum
dred tons assorted freight aud .ixy
hogsheads OF tobacco have been re-
celved here the past two DAYS from tho
Ohio River, aud arc now waiting shin.
ment at advanced rates
The Thomas Wright. Capt Reed
er elegant new Rcd River packet. IN
nearly completed She viii make
..Iial trip to-day, aud will leave lOr
New Orleans on Tuesday. Chris Da
mon will take her out OF The river
The weather changed Yesterday
morning by the Introduction ofa fbnU.
der storm The sky became dallphI.
July cloudcd, ani success. ion nF
heaVy showers fell and Wzfa aI.,IIu
welcomed Busisc,s ttthaah.H.b..
quoted somewha', tl cre BEING laif "a
moderate list Of steamboat arrival.
aud departures. There tt IN extra.
ordinary good stage OF water for tbi.
time Of the year. Within two weeLs
past a succession Of heavy showers in
the north has brought the Missie.
sippi and Illinois mo tOa high stage.
aud both arc swelling. The upBer
Illinois Illinois has has risen. teet, and so far The
S9 M ~ ~ Nap !; y ABOUT . ieeet
immersing Fundry barrels niiel 80
lumber ~ Tbp ewoii fra,,, 49,.
lmounts III two ~, n, ,,,or a,l ,.t.8
sweIlipo I,rt cvoni,., J,ist:a
hoavv ro;ng bo,,o f,.iar ~
Tboro i good ,yotort a. 81 III
1rohs hilitv ~ biob 49,. =. H.. .lu
VIII aa- .;,,a,. 80 t;ii - ~ 1pl u'
.bsf H. - Oi;a I'm ~ VDsoiNg
! - 49, - yliie SUN uoelii1s' anu
INC fojlawi,c ~ 80, tie a..
,u0ue .01tDy3g,sis i1toresti,,., +. ~.
new order an Jood bools tra..f;...l'.''e
ne river and aJonto5 h., a. vi ~
1ollsr In No. 80 e. ~. ~
me ~ ~ ol"nI.. @ Wy WIZ
gbarcbo1t ,y az, -, ~ ~ Nv ioye - ~ Ino
,nrsion' Tbc Ionno M, III WI =.
sLaII a., iaif ~ NM nv
odg ea,,,;n,, T. ~ 'i',ll.9iI alu
49, 10y Ioti'li2 uo"n' lue ne" ofaer
,aif farc a. Iii III ncrSor5 t..1 ~ s,,aiso
lead.head tickets. Either tho pas
age or the meals must be paid for,
. l.l arc aL geneiaily elviiaed, one taken
l'V IN 'iie IApo1'o o' t"o lfip a. much
- s"' V'"'i'
NEW ORLEANS. The Times OF
friday saws:
Vostor.i..,
w. day IN Laat 5,.,; ~ ~ ~
DON was intcrso ana ina. 49, - w
he afferro9n ny 49, ,......lH ~, ~
MIC from H.. IN c ' nv, e tIlie 2ut Rely
-, 49,. -, ~ Ne9at i'u
aibered over H. ci,5 lg a ,b l9up
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-01

F'sr OsAer Ragy firms See Fb,4r-. iage
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for business the oil and coal trade Of
the Atlantic and Great Western has
reached figure never before attained
while the Western corn traffic is, | am
told increasing rapidly"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-01
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

PWVEEE COPAREN ERSHNP HFE<ETn
- fore existing between Sam ueI Never
Adolph Gugenheim, Solomon Kahn and
Roman Grelner has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Greiner
after be continued by the three f1rst-named
parties, who will settle all claims against
the firm, and who are alone authorized 10
collect debts in favor of the same The
name and style of the firm will remain
unchanged.
Respectfully, .. MEYER & co.
Evansville July Hthi lsus iy9 d3rn
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tITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Open Out an Alley in
Block 81.


July l9, 1869.
Ordered, til at six weeks public notice,
by advertising in the Evansville Daily
Journal, be given that, on the 9Th day of
September, 1869. the Common Council of
the City of Evansville will make an order
for opening out an alley in Block 81, stu
ate between Second Avenue and Third
Avenue, and extending from Sixth Street
to Franklin Street, in the town of La
masco City, now City of Evansville. Said
alley to be of the width of twelve I'D feet,
and the west line of said alley to be one
hundred and nineteen Ql9) feet distant
from Third Avenue, and parallel with
said Third Avenue. And should any per-
son aggrieved, at any time within six
weeks, apply to the Common Council for
redress, by petition or remonstrance left
with the Clerk of the Common Council,
and containing statement of the injuries
complained of and the amount demanded
therefor, said petition or remonstrance
will be considered, heard, and determined
by the Common Council, on The 9th day of
September, 1869.
And 1t is further ordered, that the Clerk
record in the Minute Book of the Council
the plat of said Block No. 81, with the sur
rounding streets, showing the location,
width aud length OF said alley, Whith pat
has been prepared by James ID. Saunders,
City Surveyor.
a. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
By K. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerk Office, Evansville, July I'D,
1853. [jy23 d6wl Union copy.