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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17

-0a es unm0gIi9 mar, oas @eies
ben 1889 5u um9eben, tpel6es Bee
fanntlid 9liemanoen, seltattet, 6ds Clint
zines 6inan3 sMiniIters inne gu baben,
Der in einem faufmannifden @efAdft
betbeiliet 1T, bat fb fhliebli6 9err
u. s. &tenart bon Stem Sort ente
lAlclien, feline 0telienation einaurei.
den, unb 1T Serr SEQ. g. 8eutpea
bon MaiIa9ufetts, betannt ais elmer
Der tl9tteften Siuanaiers bes 2anbes
unD elmer Der berborraaen6lten repus
blitanifden Witslieber bes @onorehes,
an 5einer 9tott ernannt morDen. -
Serr g. %. Raibburn fann aus @es
! iunbbelts @udfi1ten 6as 9lmt oes
aatsIefretars nidt berfeben uno if
er auf fein 9lnfu1en bon benlielben
entboben uno oils @efan0ter mad
4 SSranfreiH ernannt tror6en. 2lls
i 9tadtsminifter ernannte Yrdfieeni
@rant ben ebenialieen BunOess Gena.
! tor bon gleip Norf, Santilten SSilb
eiueh tii1ti9en, beipabrten NepubIifas
ner mnO elmer Der reidffen unO queer.
Ial(ialten Wldnner Der Staot Stem gert
Son anbern Grnennungen erpdbnel
mir bic Des ebemaltgen repubIirani,
: fd,en @oupefuenrs uen YenHfpInanien
u. @. Curtin, ais Gefanbter mad 8e.
tersbura. - 6erner ertpdbner mir oi
NenOeruna i'm &rieesainiiterium, bi
! BARN befebt, bdB Der laueidbrig
@tabshef 6es General Granf, Sob
d. Natpllns an @teae oes bisber MI
interimiltii@ a9irenoen General 5Ao
ifeI0 gum 6rieesminiiter ernanr
tpuroe.-Der Genat beftati9te f1nimt
: lihe Grnennuneen fofort mad Ieber
: enbuns ber besleli6en Rcti6aft.
H SdieBaffaire in8art
n Ibure. ueber bieies traurige Greia
! lni6, troriiber mir bereits beribtet ba6ei
: meibet Der ,ancgbiIle @bisI, bab bas
felbe in benz Sauie oes bentfHe
Beebpuers Soiepb 6aupidsI Oaielb
b ItattefunDen bat.
II Siuei Mdnner, gtamens SnII III
of aibn bntten fi@ Dnfelbit einen NauI
d ae6oIt uno gerietben in Streit. So
n padte feineu @egner am 6als unb Bic
IN i'm NIT Der eineil Sano felt, tudbrel
er ii ibn nit bet Wucersfl, in treIGer
te einep groBen gtet1 belt, beerbeitel
e. Gs geIang Geith, fsine @iliple su Al
sn ben uaO ais e. benz GritiGen i1ahe irt
en- fenerte &c SaH bnr@ ben Gh6en. 6
biefsr ben Self aufgab, beriebte
Reitb nod einen feI6en @hsaa n
ie, benz @teiH, Dab bieler III GoOen itiir1
rs aurs harauf itarb er. nebrieens er6I
es aus benz Beridt ntdt genne, nm /
5ia theiIeF az f6nnen, ON mem Bic 6aMi
~ fGu[D LAG. - SeDenfaIle aber an
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17

R @rtruufen, Solepb Gar,
ter, Elm MiIismann bon @empa9nie
gu bes smeiten Negimentes ficl am
Sanrltaa Slbenos mad 8 ubr uberguro
bes Samplers Umpire une ertrant.
, 1869-01-24

EO3 eALEBy We'll Brotbets, $50 MadI-
l. sonSt-+ XAtos tloek. Room ], np atA1rs:
On THeaty stzth-st.. between Indiana and Prairie
4ys.. sEe-Ae3 Trans hes.e, y = etsEEn. Z tatru
SSies @ md asa: aassa'a1
sk-, txottarY Trans toaas Hsth ~ tuodEn prove
uert.. xk6aka-ar- neaf IwEntJ-rfks-st.. threc-
.soty snd Ds:ezosat = 9s.e's frons hossss e1sss
from 3s,ntt9 EaG0. Thtnc-sY.. bstEken Hkffkop
A1d kplktA.. tFe<totJ dAhe housa. stn1t hAse-
ess:sa -. .stt a nras aer e i seas
On Third .na Foufta- Ars. ~ ata otR1nk at 1um
fs,tt4 70 s.aa- Bsns t1ssod-sv-, sHostory n'ams
heGAe md ass1 lot 111laa: e 40 p1as hIasdtv.,
III aboTs ao0ses on Ems iisnd.Av. - s1tred
II. a1a s1,Tea;sssu 1T 1is wtsa iDus hoa..s +
S59 @ & 2sos:4p a. n H.
r<pveusen4, nAfA and 1Hrfs ..arla. lot s111SA n
low pres md ssss iesH1. nthta4stast. bstveen
1ss So,.ss - t. a.s s'''' aes'
NYRdTEpHah, ,ts.1r.- Is text. naar <our~
seenthAt WaeHah~.1.- q te.t reat TNsutI:nfth.st
= ~ 2 RI T.r ,os,e T.
feet, nesx Fnp -e!Ehlh<t' M1chissn-av., ta net,
"a; i. & f:*t 4s,;
seeoss-.s: rs ssn sa lsef. tos s,sfsss. 10 sess
Rs%s rbsrty4tftt st- wtrtEofth-Av.. feet, sortd.
.stccEnes Of IhiffJ.tfsL. EoGta west corner Kin
& le% aoa.a1 . I'd
tu nrar tbs Hex lslAnd ca shops 1t tpn 3aop 10
4lI& lot on ra4y ts'ms.
BUSINESS rDorERrT-1S mt On 1Asa1lsxt,, II
.tox priss % sns veT ss>T tssR.: = ~ o. Web g
ison 10 - Is teeI viii irao.o4rasat:, 60 so1ia Gsff.
os "a N z aaass
eno1, r1ops1s = 1;ts.tsd ri1hi u Is. MA as tns,
pes$, md u ru1th &ha &1tENQo4 OF c4Q&tAllltA.
, 1869-01-24
.HFal EBtate@Qrttp.
Imu1uTeds
Imp1vved.
HE 6ALE-By .. Cole, ReaI Estate Agent,
- okac0 TO- tYa West NAdlAon e.:


ER 8ALE-By D. Cole, Real Estate Agent,
= cfaeo no. tsa Wet Msai.on -:
,ns wf. e. nessoe.a es1asr = 1o;4... No: n Nor;
o n e 1s.as & tsss. nSa.s % ss, oaat,'as ~
af:ea Eeasssr.z ns, On v,,a ,to,s, On "a,
~ sse!.-t,oe. he-.4 ~; = aaa y wea ]
2Es,fase. sasesaeat saies ssef,es snd Frass Teea.
"a =: q g. aasss aosa Nn aI ): ia % ess.s
Ws Ho. ~ n q Ri unR or sssu,
isS. 3, SsIl*: Nl 8 soia together q aepsrsss.
cRITuMa ~ q iGSatsena; 3s7. s;; Casap
~ sssssts - 5sssea rot 1a1a u
r. ~ p;'ce s',: .s eas1,i{a "
) 81 ,.s*,s. ~.
ss g ae.e q esss osI i
piete' M ~ saeF eiosef and sFessfnlhs com
osssss 8 = ssan e'easer&' s''' t'a' As'f .a'oa
,a aesss T.: - a.sI:os' L: s'aA r'e.s
nsss ns3ss Il. md tos N0''s Bias lsn''r Good hnh
coratf cSe.n e hoo hoa' Ill e7o III Mne issaa-aT.
reas"asbis stsas. 20 70 Aoeresen'' n0a9ns e "a
~ spsada Vii 5. .a a' Z IS r 4
House ia 1ot ko. % ii a.14lsos.i a rzsss bur.
9piead,d tvox.or, md h.s.r.,t h,,,x h,r,. -,
Rood neifhSeFScoas a. ana c6e.Ds M oe4n lnpforensau'
tos s saa ns tSs e sasssss Gns q ia en- 1h'0n
..seessas seesas hoasss en aonoses.- neas jackson. At
House sad IL hGI 1 II xuarp,-st. n..r ,.o...,n
oase Saa "a nan ~ ~ Fl neo r. os
H1oxss xen ead os5n 1T s @ 1tr.nasSl' ,s ,erss
n9Hss; Hss:. Gns.p: rs &: - >, - - .9 ~
.os:ss ~: = ~. .a.s0,. aee Tux % fe'-
~ IL ~ Il enedsrn ,nrrgvsa q +. EsI &. tesns
sooa sloSAaon u "a etty. u rooms, everything CEN.
, 1869-01-24

T@OR BAI.E-A splexdld twu-stosy honts OF
r sirst ro1u4 4sa e3osesA. A.. nsea1J thltaed. !.
nth II rudefr .nurrnye@eSts % " esss sFstt o.
of rSxht roo m4 vtfh ftfoot lot on HaAninE.
tsnsf esn .:rta. coaaEs q an it roofs s,1sT e.
n,Nrr horse+ snt coftsr.b At from 9tSo 70 fLo9
enTh. E, ECirsE CADTELl. E* AAdlSoass.'
Eoon 1Nstor Block. up atA1.
, 1869-01-24

EoR HALkCbg hlntle Bros, Rosl Esk kate
L p*0f'''' IN II fxsa,3Hsca ~ as3;4I:ca-s4 Hsoui,
.sa 1s L e:
ssefJ a. .s T., nesss e Fo1EthsV- II reona
81 Ii ia .ea,s ss OF ra,r.,
a5t... .i. IL raoasTa tlapfo''nsntss III ailss T.
Hss.e a. lG. o. r,,.ass,: .onta et s,1..sn,A-..
a,!s - Ts.Pty saisasa'i I'll ssd.'a iaasaVs
s:s: s:ss: ;sss s,|slE sa e; Il
''i ncu,o 4nd,o On North ssa.s.s,, south es chi.
Nss:: Nss:: :ss :ss 's.ss & g s;sks!;ss sss!;::
liouss snd lot On Nafkasse-
Ns911, "a "a 'St 'St e. g. es;.lt.; eSt.a:e1;
es:s 5 sa1 IA It hss her1a r,.ss;,s.
's::: 1is::: e :ss j; i q ss:s:; ssR:s:s:;
Iouse And lot On nAk.st.,
{Ss:: Iss:. :as :as iss Is g g @ H:sbsss sss.''*
Aso a's' '''a'S;H Sali5gs ,lf;'s5ggfs: AZ h'f' View
's,f'He .s,' os g Hsf''::s =! sss
M1i.a r % !1t!I,ssx. !ssp<rtset,
i,!s 1,'s sa g F:llr'::; F1:lF::T ~ H. =, f2s
'i1 4 4 e t:s Us jss r. ST. st.
Is! g q WI :,ss {ss e f:st ss.
| etI a9H. on indiana AF.+ t113 GhR Rot,
| lsa4tn4 n. on k4nkAkoe-as., ~ ~. foot
| 6t1 lto It. On Lar Ahx4At., ~ PR tooL
| 3$tHtt3 Il. Oh uAy1o0r4h, ~ PAS loot.
1tc1lte T. op lui aots IL. Ea pr h'et.
| taxlQ3 n o. Atehtr%n a., e41a p%s fpoe.
1oW t,xiD r. On rack. FpEnt4 and lAsTsaouS ~.
Aisa4 htA hr1ldls4 iots naes nefthAfn Aad ~ h.
| esn Il54}ta, u haExt}nl.
q m ::::,s; : 3 ss5s'Ss = !; 8 3; ?,
s!st1es seet,aa !, y 4 .eoo ~ se.s;
| - na.tns accttoH =, Is, H. $A.G4 4YsFAExu.=
2ssIss aeetioa II y i, Il 81 y ,;s9 ~ e. -. esrs;
| " au4a section Il, y. u, ~ pr Atfn-
| n Rs54a section u, u. Is, 4<oo pAE 4tta-
| Lots on NI1yntgd dod.Ay fArfsAy9 ard " knx1s-
sas.p - en IA ~ y u,.a,,.a md Mi,
| s%nft Anda 1t ID n<ufta; fmSroyed altno!A tNma.
| and eboiee sealdrpcee Ga6 rr.idaneo ptu?yTg u
| Nenph!a. Tt1n, which ~ viii excttaxs hF sfty
| YuAI estata in part payment.
I iaAnt beRpt1st46 on Epdd city fEftH14 On eA&J
Ftios q{ interest. Rents collected, ana intssA oi
1 pop-retdents eAtet11tJ lookod attar .%nd pFonpNJ
| Attended, to.
, 1869-01-24

- ---.---- -:
ok sALEMys2 ~ n,Se y Me W.er no1s1 ~
s's.s, ,,,,r non,s ..e IN v,,s,a,tou,
9san Hi 81 assai ss;st5 curol, ana .f,bea.t, r.
sx, u Van Bup,, no,a..
st: "ae la.t r1i.sed. "a m slse "a sstss 49,.
a:s,asx: .s,,. w., 7rn.,or- a.,,,,.r, ~.
r.sfss e - sati,e.: @.., 49, :, -.
a1s seaia ssaFsnoa.r.. saas s.:or1 ED ba..nsn.
oSa1 Il .aa ssds (: soa s.ne.eopst bro eou.<.4 On
iecsa coss.xs ,e Il rooas aa natsrssldx., oa,y ssq
deSa. ,......o =. u.,,,rn., .,n,, ri, -.
ttn,itS
:: Tn lot. On pu.zs1ds.t- aaa1 Junction. ....
East flont saf177 rest e. 1:!casf.n-Tv. t<s~ssa
EoTkes slat esaat. s soss5 ia va = sassa-st. r
lot % ws.. 1adtaas:ss.. Lsaf WOOD
~ ~ ~ <N'A'F' 49, 49,
f..H. And nGEaC51 Tsd lisas ~ y tSTn nfonsEg
es,s:s x t r os Co.. mock
TOR saLE-so1io; fcct On Kank,fec..y:,
r e ~ =. n'ss3.s;rs... ~ n,,.,..
ss1a q Moaaisayrt. % es.t % oo4sisspsscs.
~: e ;:.tsss.1 r. 4 5sssssS @ cs..p,
s:sse: i,xa sfss1S :, sasErs7enaa 1e.a N r,'..
'2StS aess. o. htsS T. L. town Q, uya, r.,s.
- - s!s mi t1,,. s.,,p.u, aos,. an r.,,,,..
;ss: 7, Ei e. 7. s.4 'e1 es ssisz'
s.J ns n1ass ,s ssca rfp o. st nea,lss -
slsse. ssse 'ptHs Nfe' - - 's'1
ss e' j. s1s ss ss '
Aans rss'esass-i1sfs ~ G1Esast sis e n9t II
es9 ss Eat sPS tTa .ol i5 Wssssoa
, 1869-01-24

z once. u soa.h Clasf-st.:
sss::9z e; ssizS. I'd Ss'sass' ssa:s
Web..eav:. near Harmon-eou1t, two4tosy hnrss.
Nv Wsssss.sI.. s s stsr fourtesnth.t. t~o+.o.y and
Sa &c sssn =. & ss Sa'n
HiehiF ~: assr Fourteenth t t. snseestosy aud
GSs e:s 81 sa aaa
1ndlknA-aY, neArly nt1 Two xtQry and brIck bA&e-
nsnt he1as ., os = rnens: ~ Of n nodsa !~nrots.
hausa s.rn no noAt 10, 4ia s"osofy
saa:s "a 81 s'.1 Tssn1nn'a eossazs
t51ns* = neas Thirty ffst4s- totsaHe house. and
be1se i rooms and oarn. LOT Ex p; S,,s".
sssss, T. rooms. as..5 sa;:sea. la ,os siis,
ind,.naar, us.r rve0ty.at1d.s., tvo.stor, hos,.,
Z , :ss7' basement 4'sS az ;ss' ''s's q IT,
,. Gs[1St' neat AAsraen- 11oFo saa dwelling, INA
ssss: s1sss, and s...
Sease he reos I'd os e. es'sk
@ 5se,soa:i sssssse esa9ea1. 81 = II 4s:zas:n a..
txe,..aEy sSa @ nr,s5 s;:snta. @ aea;s M TT s.1ess;
81 A. sss'. :. ,s' 'sss3s In
sS' ssf hsss' sssd Z: sss
No. n ss*sSt &c e1se a'a' A0o'' o''fa p
4x1ih ta2e. .'SA' -~~' "11N ~
taslose frcas aoes-s aaa efset a.fss. T.sy t.sn1.
Reonatt. ness Ty!es. ootssKs aaa lot az:
ats1sss. ia =. a5sa,: 49, .' -.
I:enaelphts nest ns.phsass isres.ssry z, stare md
Gs5ss:.: s,sae, = Ad.sa'' 'soFa nd dwelling.
sss s:.. :as s es csss ''
toet.nSsy.. pear rxensy. .tn,rd-st A.ps
WsbGs..4.. cosneT x rtI-e1xhth it, ss1iso.
cas.e: .o,r.r =, roz+,.,xt,. ,.,,,.
Though 70 ststa, - frct front:
Fc,tatn1- Eeas A "aEnAusen. = HnaS "1LG. 1ix
poaFlat p.soe, corner of AoonaSaI: slots.
I1aes1 aontn q = Hahp.ntsh-a!. 6dA
Ga1E1s.. ess; Hns,on.x ''
{n,fc {Gi.ra+s. ss,s @ I.ylsnf: u ::sst 1sttm 3..4n
I sNesssa+S' Se'esr earn.v y tnt q atst:s @xsa,
Nurtt s,t.s. ssa1 cens!s, te1ln .;.
~ h1rsn!t- Fl. sat y Of thF@nn. 1ax!3:
Inrooe u. eoEner et Zig. its1isa.
pss.ssss.. ~. t1str. 11Tz5:
Hs,1h,nsts e n..:. =, ss;T =, osslt2: s; IN ts1iS'
hsS.astest mr.: :; tfsa4 s.9;,1 ssIs = set,
Kevtonst. aeaT fois, ss11la !: ese-
TOR sALE-By Larued Il Pluubo, II!
oHssI Mst Tssa'nxtoa.st' rs7 ss1'sa'' improves
ssssl ssS!l Anh't' : I'd, 'aaa. a.'. E4's H'.''as
N:., @ he5.est. - st." ee'S:9 @ Easois. sssaaia 1.''
ssss e; e 7se gsa esotes r...
ss: '1s Is t's7 sa,u p.,a,n
Ws.t ] 1:ss:ss ssis s1lg e. ese!ss<. IA moss =
cbissfo Il IL psice.
, 1869-01-24

EoR sAlEsny y by =. +, ra5'on snith' us aooth
e.ore. dvennS a6o1a ; lot 3 tett. on stAtset.
' CSsap 6o1ss md lor On soasa Peorsass. near II.
5Ef.St.
Frame housa. .tsn s-toos bot. on #ess LAksss'
mse fr.re houses, With lAtrt 1ets. fronting sodth
% " WAst Te&AtnkToN-st.. NEAR Oakley ~ cheap.
AHE .ety atlmpsntod and un.mps0rpd r<oo@I Ia
Man1tl ~ Wtts i'll s,se on wea. i2tess: sseoe.
, 1869-01-24
TOR sALE-pF Tucker 4 Richie, 3 Na]

nps Lice cottaks on western.av. t7.oop, Cheap.
Es.sFat n4ea residences At ~ priees:
", Alao qthsrs On n al and North etdeS.
A]so SONS superior huslassa pfops@u for l1Yest-
rrent.
Also one Of ths most elegant fe1idsnees and
xro1naa near Chicago: ~ hoczo fide f!Z t. city.
Wevaof soms barEalns In bua,ntas property tor
non.ftstdsnts. Parties hsylng tuca Tor aAla vii do
AT atYA q 4 call.
, 1869-01-24
Real ESTATE 92lantfp,

WASTEN-Houso and lot, or small farm
~ rtu }apanveo. in = Eooa toesuon. for which
vn traas an1Tpscrra civ lots, ard Pay difference
y cs2h raItltt ADJ e4inK nartt Etvo fn1l tnae1p
uoa, p1!e< ssd location, HAMILTON. ~ Tnlrd.a1.
WASIED-To purehaso house aud lot
~ on tha Kest alde, coaranieut 70 strass cAYs,
non t1e@ to u so. par part to!a+ Sae rest II
notthiy r~1 nasnss. Adsf1ss ] T. lfthana <e1es.
WASTED-A hon5e or cottago and lot
w voT1h t1.seu 10 F1ste, monthly !nssa!menty:
EontA sids % t'zs.t carr rAss Of State
ft1ea- address J = y. Ttusns utiee.
WASTED-Dock lot on the North 3r1net
to1th Of ChicssoAy .aot ltaa II hAn - rett trout
for an mrastiata pn1ehAssf. J. Il KEKLKR Ia
"AN1ED To purchase, for cash, q cot
" nxe. With i1k, On Eaat Bida mast b tn
good location. KonA but khoaa Who can o6st . bar.
gain need arpty. Addfcas Mr. @. ". r, Il Ea1ill
tsn-av. TtatinE price and location
"AS1ED-Real TstAte-T have cot S51 ocO
~ IN Eood stoek and 60 of Il od IN IIunoi1
lo.. "a d Erens.ta taa.I Az 70 .1easnI. e, a
BON, Esat Estaka BroksF Is North CLARK H. Room :
, 1869-01-24

TIpR SALE-By 4. Llmber0 q Co, No. II
e L. Ba:le-st-, io1r-tory hr1e9 bopse on South
wenset uouse and ,ot on Toulta.AY. Elee rrst.
Tuison-st., near Union Park Eice .re4idenee o.
Eorh u gse.s sqMfess y; e. Eon.s ana lot o. sorta
let4E cot,sI .aa lot % Nostn ~ pa4,oo.n.ssI ss.r
ipEada dty si1lts, 1se 10 s'sa. Lots leaz virginia
Grove. ~ 70 $50 Soma dess.1als p.opeFty mar
VegI and north Of ely limits. BeAtdea 1Arks LIT OF
fn1croTrd and min prpYed pfppeFtY.
, 1869-01-24

TOR aALE-At Bargain, On Mus Island: :
Il AY. I dne b1stneaa 4sA1d ttafe. dH eulpf a q
lot e-p mi lteAtson; mnAt be boid. BofDkS
n ~ L. HAi II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15
ROBBERY Or MASONIC JEWELS.

On Monday night or Tuesday morning O very dar-
ing and successful burglary and robbery was COM
United In Blocker street, corner Of the Bowery. 1t
appears that the thieves forced up tire grating lead
hug to the cellar of TWINS building on the fourth
floor Of which the lodge rooms are situated and Sc.
cured an entrance. Once In the cellar they applied
their tools and forced paddock that secured the
door leading to the main hall. Reaching the
third floor they applied their Jimmy to the
door or room In which a lady friend OF
Mr.. IRWIN had stored a large quantity OF valuable
furniture and trunks. containing clothing silver
ware and other valuabes. The room was entered
the trunks opened. ransacked and about $500 worth
OF clothing, silverware ana articles OF value incud
ing cape worth $500, stolen. After securing these
valuables the burglars proceeded 10 pay their re-
spects 20 the lodge room, were the Neptune, Ionic
Humboldt, Keystone, La Clemante, Amltie, Cosmo-
polite Columbian, Commandery, No. ]. Charter Oak
anu other organizations mad their vauables IN closets
and safes. All the closets were forced open and
one piece, that was overlooked, in one OF the side
rooms The thieves carried feather beds up from
the lower rooms, placed them on the floor turned
the safe over and blew II open. From the safe they
secured silver compass and square worth seventy
five doiarsa silver trowel worth fifteen dollars and
other articles OF minor value. The losses of the
other lodges have not been ascertained but II IA be-
leved the total value OF the booty secured will be
about 1900. In the building anitor resides but
the work was done so quietly that he was not
alarmed. and the thieves got away, forcing open the
main bah door, instead OF taking the long route by
the cellar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15
REMARKABLE SUICIDE.

Man During Temporary Illness Shoots
Himself Through the Brain-No Cause As.
signed.
Information reached the Coroners' once late yes
terday afternoon that Mr. Edward Jewett, tempora-
rily stopping az No. 1853 Sixth avenue, had commit
ted suicide By shooting himself On making an nvestl-
CATION 1t appeared that about ten days ago Mrs.
Jewett, the wife OF deceased, arrived IN this city
from her home in New Haven, Conn., to visit
some relatives living at the above numoer
in Sixth avenue. On Tuesday evening Mr.. Jewett
came to New York and joined mis- wife, and appeared
to be In his usual health and sprits. Yesterday
morning MIR. and Mrs. Jewett went out shopping
aud were gone several hours, at the expiration OF
which he complained OF an acute pain In his head
On returning TO his house AIRS. Jewett bathed her
husbands head with the view OF alternating the pain
and while thus engaged he Jumped from the chair
In winch he nad been sitting IN the parlOr and
hastened 10 his own room on the floor above, with
out making any explanation for his somewhat re-
markable conduct. In few moments afterwards
the report OF firearms was heard up stairs and Mrs.
Jewett and others, going to learn the cause, were
Borrined 10 nnd Jewett lying on the floor Of his
room, bleeding from wound In the right temple
and four-barrelled pistol lying near him. He was
afterwards. An ofllcer OF tue Ninth precinct
was called in, but could render assistance in the
matter but 10 make report TO the station house.
Mrs Jewett stated that previous to leaving New
but not so much attract particular attention.
She seemed unable to account for the commission OF
the act but possibly the investigation to take place
to-day before Coroner Schirmer may throw fresh
light upon the matter. Mrs Jewett was the second
wife or deceased and nothing appeared to show
that they lived unhappHy together. Deceased was
about thirty I'VE years OF age, native Of New
Haven, ana coach painter by occupation,
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POLICE TRIALS.

Judge Bosworth yesterday heard the following
charges against ofilcers:--Joel Pike, Seventh
precinct, not patrong hts beat. fined two days pay
Michael 0'Brien, First. of post, two days pay;
Maurice Scanion, Seventh, intoxicaton, referred to
Bard; John Cannon, First was charged with going
mo the press room Of the once of the Journal OF
commerce ana challenging the fireman, MIR. McCaf.
fry, to fight, and calling him number OF bad names.
JOIN did not appear; John Mcnamara, apparently
aseep on his post, fined three DAYS paw; Philip
Lambrecht and VIM. Harmon, Fifth, Off post, three
days pay each; officer Gibson, Fifth, OF post, re-
feTed to Board; - McGinto Fifth, on post two
chirgesl, referred to Board; John Moore Eighth,
wss charged by Dora Heiser with breaking
into her house, No. 1856 Laurens street,
referred to the Board; Benjamin Bates,
Twelfth, neglect OF duty, ono DAYS pay;
samuel H C:app, Forty-second, not patrong post,
reerred TO Board; Thomas Moore, Twenty seventh,
arestng man without authority, referred to
Board; John H. DitmarA FOrty-nftn, not on post tve
dafs pay; William A. Mckenzie, disobedence OF or
deh. one days pay; George H. Warner OF the FIJI
tcenth, was charged with observation-disclosures
violation OF rules. half days pay; John Shea, Four
teentb, sitting on rail- on post two days pay;
Louis Rush, Thirteenth. on post, one days pay;
Robert O'Keefe was complained Of by John Roberts
for breaking open HIS door and arresting him-de-
fence Roberts wife came to him with her head all
cu ana requested him to arrest her husband who had
beaten her badly, complaint dismissed: John G. Fro
bese, thirteenth, of post, two days pay; Edgar
sharp Jacob Rover and Patrick CRYSTAL, leaving
their post on 9th July, relagred to Board.
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From the Boston Evening Transcript, July 49,
The French cable seems TO have encountered the
especial official enmity OF the Attorney General OF
the United States, and now Secretary Fish has joined
in the attack upon 1t. With two such powerful per.
sonages enlisted for the maintenance OF the present
monopoly in ocean telegraphy those who are reaping
from this source q golden harvest by extortionate
charges In hopes to prevent the and es-
Enlistment OF q competitive element which will
tend to diminish their unreasoDably swollen gains.
In interest OF free communication and unfettered
trade trust that the hopes and plans of the mono-
poists will be defeated, no matter by whom sus.
tanned.
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A SUICIDE f0llEn.

The Tweny-seventh police precinct reports that ~
nalf-past two O'Clock yesterday afternoon a German
named G. Weiss, proprietor Of lager beer saloon a
No. 1ol Elm street. attempted to end his troubles bv
jumping rom the bow OF the Jersey City ferryDoss
New York. he was seen BY two men in a yawl.
cued MIN rom death On being taken to the station
mouse and resuscitated Weiss stated that he had
peen hurried TO the rash act by the sheriff, who
closed MS saloon, and the INCONSISTENCY OF his wife,
wno after Blk weeks experience OF married life
nad deserted him and sought another home. He
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e. Cse.. Name. lrornaq,.l ssare. Pro,
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MARINE IBANsEsSs

The following complete list Of marine transfers
from the 18th 70 14th instant, inclusive:--
, 1869-03-23
FORHANDLINGER
Colo Diet
FOR ST. CROIX.

(Slutning af M0det den 18de Januar 1862
2det kongevalgte Medlem (Stakemann)
udtalte sig ligeledes for, at Gouvernemen-
tet handlede rigtigt i, kun at drage Omsorg
for, at Cotonialkassen like oliver overfyldt
med den fremmede Mont, men forovrigt
overlade Forholdene at udvikle sig selv.
bet var gans sc visit, at denne Overstr0m-
ming at en- fremmed Mont, der circulerer til
en- hoiere V@rdi end den i Virkeligheden
har, err til stor Shade, og efter Yttringer
faldne her i Raadet, allerede har bevirket
en- Fordyring af de daglige Fornodenheder
i Detailhandelen til Tab fornemmelig for
de fattigere Klasser. bet er at beklage, at
man ogsaa / dette Tilfalde har troet at
kunne handle lige imod de over hele Yer
den for gyldig anerkjendte Principer, og
we'd underhaanden Aftalen og lignende Mid
Ter, der i ct lille Samfund lade sig gjennem-
fore forhindret neutrality-suspicious. fra
strax at folge den ligefremme practiske
Vel man gik paa st. Thomas, nemlig at
n@gte Modtagelsen af Penge til en- hoiere
Vardi end der efter Conjuncturerne tilkom
dem. Her kunde Gouyernementet, uden
j ringeste Made at anvendessin Regierings-
eller Lovgivningsmyndighed, men simpelt-
hen som den til hvem der skal ydes en- Be-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.