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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-07
FOR SALE.

TrgOR 6AEE-sTORE.BOA oYesi-
E lent store boat Uncle joe" now ly-
ing Ia the mouth Of Green River win
stock and hxtures neally dfied un and
with every convenience for tue Jr9ds The
boat can be seen in the month of Green
River. a man with p small family would
haze "a mics home ana mud q good bargain
in purcnasing 10. City property would ba
taken ln exchange TOR tho bOat fia5 d2w
-FyOR SAFE BUILDING LOTS - wo
- hrst-cla.s building lois iu "a de-lraDio
location, AS the party removes % nn-
other town 10 engage in business. Che ioia
will be sold cheap. Mechanics oil lot1rcra
with moderate means have q epieud q up
portunity 70 secure g desIrnh.e site for q
hOme or a good chance Tor speculation NJ
offered E-EE WALKER
de2l div Real Estate Ag sut-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-07
RAILRoAD TTME-TABT.E.
euansuilla and CraWfordsviLle.
GOING NORTH.
COMING SOUTH

- Leave Arrive
Les1 Horta- Vincennes. E'vile.
1s ~ $3.50 m 9:28 A n
Freight q &C. $3.50 A NJ lz:Sg n Spe n
Mail.-.....--....... 3 'O3 P M 5:zo =
n B-The vincennes Accommoaa aloia
TIain leaving at 2:05 P: NJ, MAKES Sl vi
Connection with the Ohio and MIssissa Pr
Raiiroad at Vincennes for st. Louis anu
Cairo.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-07
WIN. WAND. Sole Proprietor,
Eovfnofau Kauluelyy.

lONlDkJDIg hGnbAtlA9s
For sale by PETER VIERLIN5, Whole
sale and Retail Agent, Evansville, Lnds,
and by druggists generally. Jana o8m
, 1869-05-15
CINCINNATI

1 Victim OF tho Keccnt Steamboat
ConfIngratiou-De to tho
Grnud Army OF the Republic En-.
cnmpment Tnkc n Steamboat EK-
cufHton.
CINCINNATI, A4t 1A-Tte coIpse OF negro deck
aaca. named Wright, WAS found th!s morning IN
Inc hold Q! the Chc5eune, one Of the steamers
shtnet on "Wednesday morning.
4ae Marietta kAtlrp1d Was assc*std to-day by
rasEeA
4 lasEc nu1r'er OF the delegates to the Grand
htmx s.n,,: En:eanpmens remained here and took
steaneoat excursion to North Bend Many citt-
he1h; hees as;eon2ci .ae delegates, who express the
they nsrr = hccn rnte I'm the manncr u "nlcn
ieaye ,,, 1,1moHo1. Tonight, he md Governor
spt to '9s Ssslon ,1 Theatre i the
the Grand :ar1ny Of the Republic of I'LL rttT.
The. were greeted With arplause. ore rrsponSe
ia volunteer toast 10 the colosed soluIer. Il ne
banquet lsst night ~ rs ~ co!ored delegate nom
made during the evening, and Va, gTreted viii
tremendous applause
during the meeting It Has decided tn hare
thrre trE1ees In The oEdef hereafter
, 1869-05-15
MINNESOTA
The Lfquor-Frohibftion Movement
Resolutions Adopted By tho Grand
Lodge OF i. o. q. r.

The Ltquor-Prohibftion Movement
Resolutions Adopted by tho Grand
Lodge OF i. o. q. +.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OwAroNHA, MInn-, May Is.
The Grand Lodge Of L @. g. r. h4Ye got
thoroughly At work. To-day the following resolu-
tions haTe been adopted, anu Others Of still
stronger character are pending:
et sts;e q Anns.o.s n 1sSa late q tee
hsftny eeknow edke our delendepee upon God and
M &C. IT,: Il III & ,.s
f. Rt-a;rd ..; T!!.t Te hold th.s the manufacture
PaSs a;a4, a ssa :hoaa fi' s heti :: n
Ke+,ls~i. That rrohi,ttory Law, g..reaehnx in #.
rsDst.oaa And ssnErut in til rcnaiies IL settrd
to 1a:: s It: ::s s 1asa 3 s :ss .as5 5sas
p III, r ,.aq wn 1sf my % 1 the
E1.or.d ~ TIT souni!tsx 4 tttesn be .pEins*l to
shey dtfibste .eas he epie # tie Stsse t 40
sd!rres eetsinx forth the ptndples eudo.ed By this
II q iaa + ssRa sn srit :sss e
fems1y tss-f ssS - ssel =. TO ct forth the etc7
The following resolutions are now uuder dis
f..,Etsa Tn. I'D eo,anit.ee b. .n.hea.ed to lay
Snest that they reusni1e theae principle cf prohi
sR Il s as ID IL :: g "a
an|Eed % eau ecnvrnton inviting the Of
nv T. nst.ssl; . e.f r sat th 1tsosatiens 1'''<
of e :. hs. G Ii nsi ss
p!sdsr our surrott to saeh raEty.
o s SSSn tD .; r. e.sSss sBRsnts e
Eetance paper: G. g. Bowd1sh, II. 4. klmhall
Wll1.m A. Dentley. d. Jno. QuigteJ aud Q, q.
Ar election Is now progressing, and the to!lox-
T.: Mrs.. N. A. Mayhew, G. WIT.
, 1869-05-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

This IL the hr1t norel written hE Mr. Stowe Goe ln4
and Is the only ot her Eotes excpt ~Drcd" tbat
has aVpeaFrd frst tn book foE- 1t II entirely ne1. no
ps1t h.E1n& beeo previously Published h:a stasJ Of
Htw Hnk1and e md embraces great variety Of oEik
inAt md strkin4 ehA1AeterA Mn. Btown b perfectly
familiar with III phases Of New Enand xhAraekx, and
de7ieta graphically The mode Of Life, the style of
thought, and the manner Of expression uf tha time 10
xhh her story belon Sic bz1ss before usthe 1tate.
u Pason Lothtop md Lady Io<hfop4 who by rtue of
their position oonhderea the temporal And spirit
ual SUPERIOR Of everybody in the pa,3sh; Sam Lawson.
The village onothlng and hta wife HepsJ. gnariy.
compact. efficient hts1e peppes-ho1 Of woEnan; Amt
Kczaah. tie honelfcst and klndeat we1An Ia oldtowu
Princess enchanted behind hcdst Of rsEEed and
dshtl5 thosns: Aunt Lois, whoAe happloess npe1
tset Other people west not ha9pJ, only they must be
happy On her pattern and to her way: god peaeoa
Baascr+ rhese calm beuisnans hsars as
Of heocdtctou he sat ia his pew Of Sunday Unele
I4aki1n. ne7voua gcueEoueheasted Man ~ho took e.
peea1 psiaa 70 bring to church Ill the -d15 fosiotn
tItmutoua specimens of female mortality" In OdtoNn
md vicinity; Asph5zta Smith, working machine Il
wAys wosnd Up md going; Euery Davenport. 4 grand
son Of Jonathan Edwards. gentleman Of varied -
complain ueuts and fascinating uAnners, Jet able ts
lie iunocently and sweeuy and prrttflJ French
woman; prbby KlttesJ. LORD 10 King George, and
the tue Church. Rev. Dr.. Aoees Stern. to whom
auseze n@ ,iblt. grand indifference to ali Thing.
earthly eeeed TO EFc the prestige atA dignity Of
pernatuIal being: md many other striking 6Surrs
dfann fo1a life The authoF aAys: Ny studles have
bocn taken from mai ehasAccyt real seneA md real tt
ddeuta And rome Of thoae thnga Ia the atos5 which
mAy appear mort romantic and like fiction Aze smrlt
tender1nEe and applications Of fAetA-"
II Il believed that New England life Of sixty ytAs7 akQ
has never before bern faithfully 7rhieaJ detno
Atcd u In this book The descriptions af Odtow. III
ela meeting housc. EAstetSund4y, the why ThanktkE
u5 Day kept 1t 01dowp &he ktdnAppers rid tht
revival aad nubeslesa other md incidcuta ht
hrn.or md pathoe, the sound ee1st and deep humaI
Tenderness Of the story give fascination which ths
re.dess Of Uncle Toms Cabin" and "The AiaIzes'.
, 1869-05-15

Ercc!a. Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NfW Ynkr N.r,.
srecot Despatch to The Chicago 1'yibunc-
WAsH1xGrox, Nay H.

Ercc.a! Despatch to The Chicago T,.hunr
NEW YoKk, May1
HORSE ErlDkX1c.
An epidemic has hsoken out among the horsas
q the street Railroad Company, Twelve horses
have died Ibis week In one stable. and ten In IN.
other. Tho disease Is similar to that IN l}rooklEn
teTeraf months ago.
MONEY.
Money gaIns In ease. Cali loans are quoted II
f'.' per cent on etocks, md On governments.
3scoun:: a.t Reacsally 7t1s per cent
eTuCKA
The general Flock market WIS 1r1n q. the OPEN
Ing: Int. Afterwards, there wAs q falling pf 10
prices, Whie the yolame Of business was much
less than yeetertAy. Vanderbilt and Northwestern
Ktoeka regatncd their nr1nness and, 1t the close,
there VIE recovering In other s,ockA except on
Cru. ~ho have been conspicuous In the recent rls.
IN Wabash.
GOLD AND GoEERHAENN.
There WAS comparatively light business in gold
and government bonds until utter the close OF The
regular hoard, when governments became strong.
and thert were heavy purchases Of gold hy Gc1
nan bonds. The upward movement was purely
speculative.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
THIEVES SHOT RY oFF1cEks
Skw YoRK. May 1A-Easty yesterday morning
Deputy Sheriff Van BIuhl and 4 private M1tchnA1
desecled tnrce thieves stealing Iron from The Nor
It's Eascx Railroad dock, In HohoEcn and nred
1onr shots ut them One Of the thieves was seen
to fail into the water and gtnk The others escaped,
}ut shortly resurned, prohably to look for the!l
companion. They were fired upon again. when
one was heard to exelatm: ~ an shot," They
again ESCAPED.
FIT 70 EECDyER.
A case ts on tsiAl IN the Supreme Court Of thtt
city Of GYMS Il Mccormick, ol Chicago, against
The Penns!lsania Railroad Company TO recover
$4,000 Tor baggage, Including }eweir!, burned In
the warehouse Vt Pittsburgh ID lsca.
TEX AfflTKRsAR1E-EQCAL KlGHTs ASSOCIATION.
The American Congregation U1tou held It's
sixteenth annual reunion nt the Brooklyn Acad-
Emy OF Music yesterday. From the report OF the
Secretary II appears that during the paN year COZ
trbEt:ous 10 the amount Of 81 so Eere received,
p111 ~ Nv eApvoaed. keT. ". 4sVoAlu Ra90o
, 1869-05-15

Sinking of the linrk II. r. bridge
Ncshr Thunder Huy-l'ropctlrr H.
T.. Paine Ashorc mt Grand Traverse
1snys
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
MnwACEkx, May H.
Propeller Colorado arrived this forenoon bring
iug Captain SteAdman, Two mates An.l seven men.
the Crew of the haEk II. P. REtdscsunk by the Col
orado on tho night Of the 1ash near Thunder Bay,
Lake uuron. The DnlGr was loaded With 81, 90
bushels o! oat& also 6aoo0 pressed bstck all from
this port The colorado es5uck the bark tust for
ward OF the matnnast, aud cut hole IN her side
eight feet deep The c1ew OF the Bridge s1x 1t 4
glance that the vessel must snk, and, before the
Colorado hacked OF, they cAmbered upon her bow
and up 70 her deck. Captain SteAdmAn and his
two nAtes+ a. soon as theT saw the extent Of the
damage, lowered Away the yaWi and shortly A.
ter we're picked up By the Colorado The water
rushed into the hole In the side OF the Bridge, and
within an hour she sunk The Colorado remained
bs hc1 un1I she went down, and then ssood
away for thls port
Tie Captain OF the Fountain City rcpo,ta the
propeller General II. f. pa!nt ashore II the en-.
trance Of Grand Traverse Eay, The Fountain
CltF passed her on Wednesday evening. She Vas
then J1ng brpsdsidc on. and appeared to be tn bad
shape. Her position is Al exposed one, aud
she has Ind the benGnt OF the storm for the past
two days there Il rcason to lear tnat she has suf
feYed severr dAnAEc- The Pa4ue Ii owned IN
lsacine and commanded by Captain Brown No
lives lost IN either case
, 1869-05-15

Headquarters Military Division OF
the Missouri,

OFFICE CHIEF QC.ARTERNAsTER,

OFFICE CHEF QC.ARLERNAsTER,l
aas !: y fht ;h asy l i s5 - i,F ,as S
transportation o! trops md supplies daring
'hf seaR1 Fl ). sa .aa New o.
III B1tnt 81 s. LIZ IL x.s e eetsa I'd G, ver
,B+txeen st. Lo,nt, No, and Msmph,i Teaa,. b.
,B.tneen St Lcut,- No., md y7ekssu:s:, .iiss.. H
B+txsen ST. Louia. No. and :sew os.eaas- L. bv
ExssR E:;o E: H H. e e. xSReh TIL 3 5s
Betxetn G.,Fo Hs nd Sc1 o7iesas f.. Rr ~
O:k1ns. Ia, md nts between .:a: 7lse- zad c.iro.
Rftws,q Chs.T taoSsh ~ I'd Memphis By
ri t:Sa csisste :" c.i5S .Ssnf- y rt7:r.
BY ii I'm 1a ta;s esi hs e :ae
fHf TIC Eostr l-tWtva s. !onI: md New Orleans
'ef aasz t.
TT F To- M ;s f" e io. Ia = rs4
:aa ,yEl:ss.sr ): II. sea Sx* S;1ssa, ~ 5
6ts Sc g. S.s fsu; I'd
Chk2e9 I'D Se! YtteaaS tadde1 N s7eet1 he -
poat: "a r. 81 - Lille f:o9 cai :ae
ssss1: Sss9 nd ~ sa@ as as. Memphis
Isa st 5nt II IL IL T. Es1 NJ .eta
!" he ste 10 = psi u 9hieh Eli ~ y III ~
!sa r. ,tfs s ifssa ~ s s. :saf F
;:sI .aa ri q ,Fr ieaSa pss.as "a ':sa
By fhe kUveEctne1t-}
second The rate TIT lou pounds \. which t,.-- svi1
fia4:p!rt suvpte. alsi. ba1el has Ana s:.4a.
IEif1- The rate 1t each wtleh they will Transport
hG.tet, r1nl8 cattle Ambl1Aneea, tAtsA
ttspuaas fur fetirK animals to te srpnei br liz -:-ala
k4.-I
Bidders Will pica.e rive the ra:e \: Wi !, :h-r .ri
tETLtsa transportation up st1ean-
The contractor 1cH always stre tose:2.tn: s:7:sat
tA- preference. md IN t4se will b Ai3~-I -
IL tie tracing pastJ fAt!s to caFF tr. 40!
Frpftes re}ii!td- the government Ia f1kaf
II fE1nfsh ts1E II the FtPtn- 81 fhe e1ov
t-aete1; nd 1cth.s herein cctratard tsatt b - COO
s:rprd pErveet the nnreEnE1eaf fEots aacott2&
trt-prs I'D II, fue1 aay of it, own b. ~
, Btatrr1 thnc.l s1rc ihet- o4-1vs i -: u :t.l Ii
their EI.ert Of and esch rE7A1 aEt: he
i've e rts-nseie P+rtonA E1erao:eeins TIA: n
eIp.r1et will be 4ccert4d nd entered into. AID esd
and st.stitct security fu.nshed hE tad Fs-7y ID ~
r.r1saacr ith tie terms Of this advertisement
TIE contractor will be required 10 give bo.d l.. thA
Tte pzftJ to vh~n, the award II Eade r1:at t. px9-
ta.d T. tie entEAet u "ne~+ aa1 t1se the
ttred hord for .he faithful tudh71eat CT the oaat4
The Government rs1fvts The tl6t feee. ay or ID
tht Eea that nay BE- e6eTrd-
Proposals fos 711oo from St Louis AtouL ha
indo9fed Frc2osAll foE t1arEpo1.nn frsa St. i,is
;orssioa froE Ch1asn fropnsa;s Ia a Ia r;7er
trantpozca:soa from Chicago 70 Scv Utteacs IA
nddsrteed to tHr nnde-.iSaea-
BJ ordE of the QuaItet1oztseE Grne:L
D. h RCCEEa,
At+tTant 81 ua:te1nas.E .t;-rr.al I. s L..
, 1869-05-15
PITTSBURGH.

One PcrAon Killed and Two Others
Injured BY Failing WnlEs - Libel
Sutts
f.TrsBcRGu. May IA part Of the walls Of the
bonded warehouse o! Joseph s Finch, South Pitts
burghr fen Ii to-day. burning three men--Georgc
Casln. government s1orekeeper: David Steel car
pentet, and John Robinson, !oremau-lnt The ruins
Steel and Rohtnso- weFt taken out fevercls, hut
not fatally injured Gavin has not yet been e1tri.
soo barrels Of whiskey we're destroyed.
Mr. CAtta hAs since died
John ". Httock, proprietor and Joseph Mills
editor, Of the Pittsburgh Leater, were to-day held
70 hail to answer charge Of libel nrcfetrtd 6y III
Ford, member OF the feuhsylyau!a Les,Aat1re.
The suit Is tA+ed On u charge Of the Leader, sna.
In Haf1tsbtfgh.
, 1869-05-15
The Pennsylvania Coal .Mlncr.-
EfF3Ee

SCRANTON, Pa. MAY l4--Thc coal uine1s' strike
has extended nearty around WttkesoA1Te, md to
some mines n the vicinity Of rttston. Fully one
hall Of H,n01 miners Of the whole anthracite re-
eiou have now quit work. No formal demand for
increase Of wa&cs, NOT aay statement OF gg.ey-
apcee haze been made, aud the niners don't eee1l
to hare clear idea why theg hare abandoned
work.
me miners Of larKe companies around Scranton
md CaftCuda}e have not Jet quit work. and con-
ftnuance Of the strike largely depends upon theft
aciion. In casc Of ther refusal the strike will iast
but = few days
Serious accidents occurred yesterday In the col
,ertrs nrar South Wllkesba1re and Hyde PARK, By
Witch nine miners were severely Injured some
fatally.
Aii1S7owS, May l&-ln consequence Q! the
sts{Sr In The coa1 regions the Lehieh Valley R1il-
road Comnsny hayt already Withdrawn Nx coal
trains from their road, and the men employed
thereon hare been discha5XtI.
, 1869-05-15
Strike Of Rfttk~Mubn

PEEKsK1u, \. T., Nay 1k-Three hundred AMI
t~ents.hye h1ick. .rnAketz, employed In prck
wagea 4 formidable strike u expected Il
uATer8trnw, to-day, the bosses having reduced
the!r wnges, and st2te that they viii not give my.
to-day for less than t1U rcr thousand. The ws9rs
O! common lassn-eH hare beea reduced nom
F2 To to = PEI day.
, 1869-05-15

Denmark
MNErR RAAsloETt on THK ST. 1aoAAs FuK-
CHAsL.
CoPIKHABKH, Nay IL
At the banquet IN this city to-day General RAas-
loed, lately DauiAh Minister to Washington, Who
wA present. made speech, In which he referred
to the sale Of the Danish island Of the West Indies
to the United statea Government He said he haa
great confidence In the American Senate When
the negotiations were made cleAr the Senate
would not hesitate to rattfJ the sale The present
delay was entirely owing to the old differences be-
tween Pres. dent johnson nnd Congress.
, 1869-05-15

C8AklksruS, Nav 1k-Aecounta from IL parts
Of this stase represent the upland cotton c5o1 Is
nan. cases rendertng replanting neceasalJ. The
sea Island c1opa lcok promising.
, 1869-05-15

rmlAps1ruA, My AVN, Taylor, one o. ~ as
th's ~. and noss respected provaAon "
1iss c15. died this morning. AEed g.
, 1869-05-15
Spain.



AADRIp, May II.
In the Constitutional Cortes, to-day, the session
was malnly occupied IN confederation Of the ques-
tlon Of the future form Of government, senoy
Orcux, one Of the leaders Of the Republican party
made long speech In support OF his amendment
looking 10 the formation OF federal republic,
, 1869-05-15

delphIA, md Star OF the West, Of Chicago, for q
r1t1e Of 81, ,poo- Mountain Maid won tie third
won the second heat b half = neck The nrst
! heat "ss = deal heat james Roekey, Of Louis-
ville, and Hasaaw. Of Baltimore, were entered bot
3:3a "
, 1869-05-15
HATRK1nA

BNVRx1n4
/ CONFERENCE cAIIKp 70 c0xs1nKR yHR QUESTION
or C0E.-SH rs. ETATL
MUNICH, Nay Il.
The B2vart1n Government has tsaued 4 circular
note to the governments Of France, Au1ria, PTus-
sta, Baden and Wurtsmb berg inviting those powers
to conference to be held In this city for the pur
pore OF preserving rights Of the statc AgAlnat the
Church,
, 1869-05-15
REAL ESTATE.
GREAT ANNUAL SALE
AT AUCTION,
Of Three Million Dollars
Worth of Choice
CHICAGO REAL ESTATE,
At Farwell Hall,
Commencing Thursday, May 20,
at 10 o'clock a. m., con-
sisting in part as follows:

$500 fest, east and west front, Oh ths
IL tc be fmwoved 1t ouce. Lots 6ox
400 feet to 2o-foot alley.
l+2oo fest, On the waxt41n portion Of the
Great South Side F1rk nearest to the
city. Lots 6oxl9o, to wide alley.
800 feet. cart Gcut, on the north end Of
thu Great Lake Shore Park. 4 most
beautiful piece Of property. To be sold
In large lots.
$500 feet On Kaakakee-av. Boulevard,
beginning At its north end1 at Douglas
place, or Thirty -tfh-st-
1000 feet On Cottage Grove-av7 all b.
tween the City Limits and the Park, In
26-foot lots-
1900 feet front On vincennes, Charles
md other avenues, between the two
great Bo,,levarda, mostly fine grove
property.
5000 feet choice grove lots On the ave-
ali near Kenwood Station. Most beau-
taful property.
1000 Lots in the southwestern envlrons
Of tha city, on and near the Fihy-ffth-
st. boulevard. 4 great opportunity foE
ALL cla1aea, especially CLERKS, to
secure choice lot for future home, or
al profitable investment Of theiT sur-
plus earnings. T" BEST SAVINGS
BANK In the world. Anybody who
can raise from $40 to $50 can secure
one Of these lots at this sale, which In
few year1 will be worth thousands Of
dollars. This property also lies near
the proposed route for the Great Ca1u-
met Ship Canal l.aboring men and
mechanics would do well to make a
note Of this and govern themselves ac-
cording1y. Aportion Of these lots will
be Aold In the evening, together with
| vision, to accommodate 1ahorlng men
and clerks,
8 ten-acre blocks on the Fifty -ffth-st.
Boulevard, to be sold by the block or
half block. 4 rare chance for capitalists
80 lots On Harrison and Tyler-sts, be-
tween Throop-st. and Cent1e~av- A
| central and beautiful location in the
West Division Of the city.
INSIDE BUSINESS LOTS.
871 feet, east front, On the corner Of Wells
and Jackson-sts, with bui1dinga.
go feet On Safest, near Harmon and
Peck-cou1ts; two choice 4o'feet busi-
ness lots
Several business lots On Cottage Grove
| av1 near rTwenty.ninth-st-, In the My
Hck tract
Five choice business lots on the corner oi
| Canal and Ha1risou-sts., with an east
front On Qanal-st-
l choice lots On Ha11ison-st, next west ~
above.
I AL o. t-.'ch - oroDert: /. more fa,{v de.
t &ehbed in our pamphlet, which contain:
| amap Of the city, and plats Of the prop
erty to be sold, and can be obtained at
our Office free Of charge. Also large
p1ats Of ths property can be sean by call
ing at our Office, No. las Washington-st.
, 1869-05-15
INFORMATION WANTED.
MuRDE2F,

HALD AACFAHLANp. Who w1s At Mct.tsoc, on tho
Gakna Dtrt4ou 81 tae G =: K4i,roAd q - u:
T. eh.:Md: - ESs1 m sy Jams. t:'1ess.d A.
Ran i III. II 7 asis77::iis. *ia.ii!.aaA ai!.aaA
, 1869-05-15

WASHINGTON. May l4.-There w1 = lUFe y.
teeaAnoe Al TIE National Cousse Jestet.11y. 10
t1.ksss TN kat be&He kQ4ataka A&lds VI 14ais.
, 1869-05-15
TITLE GOOD.

TERMS OF SALE on all Of the above prop
ertJ as N folto'~ss 10 PR cent on day Of salr ::
10 per cent In 80 dn5.s 20 per cent In 90 days.
and balance In and year,, sTfth Interest nj
9 pcr cent PR nnnua1. pxyRbte annually,
, 1869-05-15
INDIANA

StnGe Medical Conventional FA1u-
able Tcxtftn onfnI-- cstcrdnY's Pro-
ceedlnEn In the Stntc IcEls1nsure-
The Iiousc I4ntffics tho Fifteenth
Amendments
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-04

MORE SERIOUS TROUBLE IN CANADA
The New York Telegram has letter from
an Ottawa correspondent who says that ser
sieus difficulty has arisen between the Do
minion and England. Last spring it was de-
termined that at length the fisheries should be
protected from American intraders, and the
Ottawa authorities promised the English gov
eminent that an old and diapidated schooner
called the "Canadienne"- should co-operate
with the British Admiral h levying So a ton
on American vessels found fishing in Cana
dian waters. One day the Admiral went to
look for his consort at her station and found
her missing. She had been taken by the
Dominion government, and remanded to her
old and more congenial employment of carry
ing supplies to the lighthouses! The Admiral
cursed, as only an Englishman and naval Of
hcer can, and sent off furious dispatches to
the home government. The home govern
ment was wroth in turn, and informed Gov
ernor-General Sir John Young, q" that if such
an occurrence as this was specimen of the
honor of the New Dominion, England would
be compelled to wipe her hands of the old
compact and leave her to her own resources"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-04
Political Notes.

1t is now said that the census committee
have agreed to fix the number of representa-
tives in Congress at 275.
The New Hampshire Republican State
Convention will be held at Concord on the
7th of January. There is no opposition TO
the denomination of Hon. Onslow Stearns for
Governor.
The total estimates fer the legislative
branch of the government for the year COM
mencing July 1, 1870, amount to $2,SS3, S91.
This a slight increase upon the expenditures
for the same department this year. The es-
Inmates for the executive departments are not
yet printed, but in the navy department there
has been change within fortnight in the
estimates, which makes reduction of s12.-
100000.
1t is arranged (by the newspapers, if not by
Gen. Grant, that Attorney General Hoar is
going upon the supreme bench, and that
Judge Pierrepont of New York is to take his
place in the cabinet, and that Ethan Allen, a
young New York lawyer, son in-law of ex-
Postmaster General Blair, and assistant
United States district attorney under john
son, will succeed Pierrepont as district attor-
ney at New York. 1t is further added that
the latter appointment was promised by Gen.
Grant to A. T. Stewart last spring.