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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-23

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-23
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Office ees gerIsen6en pom Gttaten eouimittee,l
NaibptIIe, ben 10. @dr3 1863. |
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benpfater lnh Mb3ugseoiien out &e6nnng Der Stabt
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nifbt uDmgorftenben bes Sgrab n COMMITTEES ee'
ebmist 1DirS.
gfm. g. &inuen, 81
mss0 St @or7ssHeer ees Strobens Committee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-23

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GIsrf unb Shelters bifice 6boncerr sgerilbf ~
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-23

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n.0 ellli eur 5. %, 90 in beIelin
&Bi-caGeift bonn Gonberneur bon
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fur ben giOr6ipelten nn6 fur Ole gauge
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BerIiner 9fuetebereim Der Deuffdben
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baItlngen Saranf az ipreden, D4p bon
Berlin nod 80 lpelllg fur pen S9iIIerS
8erein oetbatt tp0tosn fei, 90 hns
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nabm Die 9erfteanng Der BaiIttIeituao
iaao Der @asbelen9tuna, Elm MRaIer
DeTlpFa@, bic tlinitIerii9e QIusiamlde
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8eitlit)e Gi eIl6aDn.


Die turae unO Oirefte 9foute
sc e 10 WprF, 6DffOn,
Stem 9aben, Bridgeport, 4robibence,
@lmira, Yittsburg,
SorriSbnrs, Ybila0elpbia, Baltimore
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perIoien 9ineii nati tdgIid .ne MAIDEN bifetten 1rs
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Mergen Grpreb perIast Cincinnati taattd
SSonnte es misgenemmeiIl nm 800 8.sBR erreitt
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&legnnt uHS 8eeuemIiteit bic oIer anhsref1 86hnen
gDertreifent merosm ben 2t0htning GEpressiiaeniA
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I'm Sitens
8erIanat Eidsts pia ATLANTIC AND GREA
MESaERN kAILWA sUel5e y allen Iidst I'm
n. ,. ebattaa agent.
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GOgtfiel0 lln6 4elltndn
iGo6nsDtIs 9enberfOn s S1af6oiIe
0ifenbabtt.
Die aubsrIaiiialte Moute mad Meems
pbis, San,boIot. Cairo unb allen
Huntten i'm gBeiten d. Gl0en.
3eil % I@nell aIa cuff aa6erea gabaea

3ett 10 f9nel ais anf aa6rrsM gabuea
ST. nne na1 G0nntas. BEN 10. Mai 1853
~&wtroen Sii9e in folgenSer Dr6nnRa IoufeH:
GprebsSug uerlde4 8ajbuile tdgIi9 UNI q fO.ubr
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S 4oilngiere fit Nempbis bradheu
oes 8adts ote g8agefl niht IL lued)ieIn
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-23
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GSbertff BerEauf- SIN @emGe5eit eineF
~ Yenditio exponas Berorbnuug an mt1 ses
rt1tet uH6 isberIiefett pom @erbt
uoa 9apiofon County. Eenu.s bel feinfm Dftobsr
Esrutiu, 1863 perbe tc gum 6fIentil9sn Betfaf en-
ben Re.itbieteuben gegen baore Bahluug am Court
bnistbnr IN Der Sta0t 9iaibDiHs am g Dnnaben
ben "a. Mi6rs 1863, bdb nnditebeHo befdri .6eneu
a6uherei uHh Geb6nthfeifen bringens naullid5: Sin
Slid obeF EbeiI 9ano beIegem un6 befnbtt1 int Gts
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Iuie foIat 8eeinnt on Der Rorhpekede non Got SO.
IN Sbermaufons Mbottfnn ~ gafboile, 4anff ron
-ba ff6It1 II Eub futlons ber 2ints seRannte Sc
mad Der RpfSIpe ftedsp Got 30. 70, IN aen6nnten
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aiaie sernantsn agts mad Der 2iais ron pqrbius's
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TEN piar, uon ba "a 6sSB unb 8ou genonnter 2inie
sntIang 81 bem ausgan sspantt Sitehe 9oui6rssf an
s. 81. @tnfton, q gtftsrs lffiee .. s &, 8R9 IS,
Seite Ati2) NIB NIT 8eS3Ing betest as 1qs 0i9ens
tbaH NON S. 3. Binnn. nm elmer GTseutiof. IN met
ret Sdnben 81 @Iften pon aRs2nngbliH u1to Batter
iInb gsgsR aru rowi nn6 Mn6ere fir &160.f5 nebit
Sntefeflen uns Rotten ~ eenlgen. @easben ben Is.
6. .SonGIb on, Sheriff.
febt6 tMrcb q. &. gatitss, Beputp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-23
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& emsi E.a g esslaasn seafb0ins s.
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nm $50 RadmtttaBs oiI.
9abf3ng mn Gao Mbeuns, t5mmt n Gbatf0nooe
UNI $50 Roreens an.
1eiee Bulge jdIiesen i1 tn Chattanooga mao
an.
.YaHagiers na gBafbinstoH. Baltimore. q5ilobeIs
2lia uno stew 9ort, 70 ruie mad allen 4untten in
GtRenHetiee nno Birginien maten bfrefte MnibIffIe
lt e1s 9aate 6ebrss penn man ban nm 6.39 9RpraenS
SoH Rai1piue abeebehben S,ts nimnst-
Dies 1T bic fiirseite 3cute mad Dem
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a 5oarpreis 10 biuis. pie Oaf irssnb elmer amterer
Sugsase NTH nit sReds fur lie sanse aetic sers
RuIafts5 6tafpasen BEL ben Ra4t.aeen.
68eIbButIIe Attomobatton.
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s0Snsmt IN 9dfhusHe an un . ~. no Sryr.
Kctfaetere ua9 4fc4Rinnpile unb Gsdnt6effer glir.
9e1ter ulio Mab0ma dnf ben Sasper Hmeiabohnen
9aoen ben So93ue IN 9eaibu de 5nnehmeii
>. %. 9bontnss geaernI gnpt.
HD. e. 9anIeps Sen. Eidet Ngeut.
JAM II
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-23
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sn wlcaen5ie EASst eessdue1 .slrvbIu Ian hteqRem
p9is mp xe,sisotls Giisnbahu MAD Humpolrt, gQem
Reass gI9senI8, s'FI0 Orleans uits alien fabpeii9e
Sn Union Gits NIT gRpbiEe unS pin itnS Rem.
Ctltnas aiD D5te GIssnbahneh aa9 EsbneoB, Sad
NIB aIlea iHSIide en- snS Ell qsintten.
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obetn iiub unfsrn RisIt fpptsStrsul.
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eeatapiae uan gaiHDtns eSssFsIe pHS 4enhldg, isat
a02 meiIeE bic fas1eite Aeitts rad ~, 2ouls.
s. glfp Orleans.
aaSfn. .1'ss.ss' :. lf -.ssA D1ae0s-
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-23
ReeinnenD 40. 1s. dau.Is8a

3t9e tuer0en tuie foI0t geben:
gerIafien Rafbsiae ....5.3o g. y. u,th s.3aR ID
Grret4en 2opiSuiue. 4 As 81. 81. utlh A,ljO o. 81
Detoe 4ilge MAIDEN 6irette 8erbineungen IN 9ouiss
ntle 1ar 81 Gouts Cincinnati, 5nbiarapoIis, Bali
BarrSelt pom Rafbuthe uGd1 Stem 9orf as Stan6tn
nber - Stunben f1neaer ala trgen6 cine al6ere
@abn.
ytorsensiige non RafbptHe MAIDEN RerbfnAuuoen
NIT pen Dumpfera Der Der. Staaten Df nj Cine pefe
SoutsriAe UNI lIbr Ra9mittags per-afIen. Diefe
Oempfer ma9en breften Anfdlrs In Siiieuuati mil
alsn Uriibshgen mad benz Diien.
eheds pereea fur @epdd pom gafhuiIe mad 81,
cuts, @bIca9o, Cincinnati unb allen 5itIiben Sap.s
ftaeten altsgegeben.
1sl5- Der $50 q. 81. Bug ron Rajkniue fa5rt
SDnntogs ntcht.
@aloitn MceouImobdtions3u9 uerldst @aHaftn
uM 20 y. u. t6inmt 4ufbriIIe nm u. 40 g. Dr.
an gertdet aoihpiis UNI S,45 u. 81. uns f6mut nm
20Abenhe tn 0nIatin an. =
MIbeft GfnE.
San1 SR Sen. Sup. Z. ". q. 81. q.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-23

200 q R. Cineismad erprss tasEia taasgsnsasaaes.
@enHt19s); foHpt an IN 89ptou $50 o.. %. I
urba1in, 1871 R.; Salon, 1.40 @, ~ !.
WansFeIb, 2. 80 p. 50. Ben salem, 355 g. gQ.
{Titae Gilen3s Afpp, $50 81. ST. ad1enna
Gig 81 R.: 9fenbuiue, 9. 60 p. So. = fS6Iaffrcs
sen strssL Hae9 sssH gortl sasansbsnMa. s.95
y. %. t6riab fhdl XttrneIs8l 3.45 " 81. (9Rits
tRgsGiienl; New 9ptf 40 3 SO. BerbiiibIlno
! mt 9s6nsfeio rad gtttshure, st. Benre alnS
Chicago tlro1n fit Ptttkbttss &arrlS6nfa
RbtIaestphig; Bpltjmorg unb 0afbtrof0f;
pom @auenHa mad Glen lamb NIB Bittbira Maits
Aoob. bic 3urioh uHb GtsseI6no, atb Den aReobz
ptae aH 6tGntstm BraM@ bis Del Sits. L. 4
Tie . 81. t6eEd farin an II znntpn.
% N l1rbana u g Up Cation, 3 Boa.
gf 4Ron6ftktn 10 u aR 9laiienssn 1.10 N J:
2e6pittsbure, 30 y 81 a aPeaSniIs'
1tsiOM 20; 3ctnsasptIe, s ia Il mi eiakeeen9.
Rswsporf, $40 y %. Berbiatiffic nil 4R1nsfiefs
na9 sbnre, st. Aapus ,nah 06teaao EoiIloap
ets RtLtsbn<g 0nrrisbura, 4biIa6eIvhia, D. & %.
Don 81petsu1 mad &teueinmb mnh RisfSbura
9.atlroae BIB 9lbfcn uAe Glepelnnh; ron 4geohs
ptne mao 6EGn fli5l RrnR9 bis Dill Gftp; anb non
elmtrd hd9 BET 4ctbs gentraIs Gtientakn rad
9errtebure iiue ben @ilsens- "a
Rene unb uetbeiiern 6em breitrn geIeiie
uneemefene Ba8ent Geeleaef fir sejjen bel Eca tlnb
2lo9ts ne ben etetem BUG IN Cincinnati beaeeeteft
inslfen big nag STEMS BORT ih tiEbeH II bic en5iae
Stnte, msl9e 500 zttetIen 0eue aBer1,fei Aeht
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-23

Bottom. iinO 9eus@nal0n6 9ofIas
atere uno lire @epade luefben in lSleus
gort toltenfrei bon Depot 81 Depot aes
btadlt. S. s.s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-23

G Das @epdd ioirb nit Durdas
inorfen berieben. ss4a -
rna paIlaaissprsis sts 70 atsAsis all asrit rsenE
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-23

~ Mlaa behring's NiI3s fur Sis
erie Gtfeub0bn. ~ ~ sssE - -
g:Iassui amen Saug.. :gsseass IN alsasa I'M
NDna. 81. Barr. s.
8. Ribble,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
Spttial gOtitts.

DIR. Sherman's Adventf n Grand Success.-What more
thoroughly the
comer city Ike this where competition found
trade touching
surgical 10 rivalry, envy and jealousy apparent
little Dr. Sherman appeared aud
offered his services te Ruptured A. sr the old standby truss
dealers hOoted him temporary pretend Who for want Of bust
have take hs quarters aud march, but finding
ppoined after erhsusrg their efforts IN
their battery through the Marsh TRADE abuse
which public understand that D shenans
great they pecuna and made desperate attempt drive him
Ont ana save their trade this scheme proved ua failure Dr.
Sherman net chean Marsh seized her weapons and used them
destruction thereby freeing the unioG4e IRON the u
positions previously inflicted upon them BY these stupid YET unpn
lous Truss each promising in their aVaroas assHs more
than the unfortunate hope for
The assault Dr. by these Truss dealers through ha
resulted In perfect the Rupred OF eVe age and
with ghs and disappointment aud suffering ron
which threw Of they were posd WIN
Dr. SHRRMAN'S RUPTURE CURATIVES. ,,,,.,.-
Thousands these condemned TORTURE TRUSSBS are
Wagon Broadwaya most stalng
spectacle information from by those who may be Interested 0
nece D O Trnaaea.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
THE yoRKIYGMEN's FESTIVAL.

The festival of the German working men of
this city commenced at the Germania Assembly Rooms
yesterday evening. The Committee Of Arrangements is
composed OF delegates from twentyeRht WorklnGmens
Associations. Mr. Conrad Kahn, President; MI; freu
HOmrighausen. VicePresdent and Messrs. r. SGDiSs @
and T. HOcnask, Secretaries. AS honorary guests Mele
present Mr. VIM II. Sylvis, President OF the lnterna
tional Laborers' Union; Mr. Wm Browning Secretary Vi
the National BrIcklayers Union Mr.. VIM Jessup f[es
dent OF the Workingmen's Union. The festlval c0n
sisted Of vocal and instrumental concert, under
the direction OF Mr.. Charles AnsehutZ, and shorI
addresses In the first part Of the programme severa
pieces OF music played by Mr.. Conrad Menzs band
q workngmens song was sung by the two German sing
ing societies COlonia Mannerchor and Phoenix; and
speech was delivered in German by Mr. Conrad Kahn,
and one in English by Mr. VIM H. sylyts Of Phiadeiphia'
In the part two pieces played by the band
a chorus was sung by the German singing society
schilerbund, a duet sung by Messrs. Charles
Fuchs and VIM. Kiefer, speech made in
English by the editor Of the daily German york
ingmen's paper Of this city, Mr. Adolphus Donai,
and poem recited by Mr.. L. Lopez In the third
part, again, two pieces were played by the band poem
recited by Mr. Kraus, and song sung by the German
singing society Whitterbund. To-day the festival will
be concluded by procession, in which several singing
societies and about 1900 workingmen viii participate
and arch TO JOnes's Wood, where concert dancing
and other entertainments will come OIL.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

BYxBE-on Sunday morning June 1850 George BIIe' 10
S3d year ofhis age - ~ ,s
The aVs and friends ofthe fm respectfully nvdro s.ient
the funeral from his residence No Is Carke.L broohn On
Tuesday afternoon June 8. at O'Clock
PBRRYOn Monday June Mary e. the beloved wife Darius Fep
in the 63d year Of her age -,
The relatives friends respectfully invited TO attend The funeral
from her late residence No. 2J Ks Thirtethst on "edDesaS
Jnne g. ats o'clock p q.
HASEAH-At Jersey City ~ j. Saturday Jnne5 1902 ofseaHd
fever John Walter Of John and Frances Hannah sgd A
and months
HAsBRoUCR-At St. Remy June Juia Frances Ludum vile Of
A. Bruyn Hasbrouck in the ilth year Of her age. ,
Relatives and friends invited to attend the fauers on Iuday ibe
9Th ast O'Clock D. m from the First Dutch Church Kingston
HUCKELon Saturday afternoon June sel Newton daughter Of
the Rev VIM Huekel in the Oh year of her age, -
The will be from the residence OF her uncle hAI he
senger ESQ., No. WfOwst Brookvn Tuesday the 9Th inst,
2t O'Clock and the funeral services he at 81 AIMS ChueS
Mor1sana ou the same day, st y o'clock
KIRKPATRICK-In Brooklyn Monday morning. the 7h inst,
Josephine SpoOner wife Of William KirkpatrcL
Due notice Of the funeral Will be gyen.
MrCHELI-0n Monday morning June Mrs Anna Mitchell wife or
Charles Mitchell aged 65 years
Notice OF the funeral 10 to-morrows papers
VAN BLARCOM-A Paterson n j. June Henry Van Bareom NJ
d., 10 the 39;h year Of bis age.
Funera services win held the First Reformed Protestant Church.
IN htiost, Paterson, on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
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turf was now growing me Union cause had no warmer
friend and advocate than Golden Applause This
great man did not live long enough 10 see the COM
plee triumph OF the cause he had so much at heart.
but he foresaw the 1nal result another name among
John Bright Prolonged applause 1t was difficult for
Americans understand how thoroughly the great heart
Union There was another man among these friends Of
fbe national cause whose name most dear 10 the
GREAT heart OF humanty-JOhn Stuart Mil. think,
Said the speaker the which attracted these pure
and noble men can hardly complain of of sympathy
II could easily be understood how Goldwin Smith
felt a little startled and ve1ed on reading
senator Summers speech 1t would have been rather
matter OF asOnshment II his English dignity had not
been somewhat aroused This the sympathy which
America had during the All the intellectual men
the men of thought and Of genius and all the working
classes the side Of the Union Toward the close
OF his remarks, Mr. Mccarthy made humorous allusOn
10 winebihbing diplomacy OF Reverdy Johnson The
of Mr. johnson had prepared the English mind 10
expect very easy settlement OF the difficulties, and
therefore Mr. Summers speech the more astound-
ing. He thought however little sober second thought
would make all right and that England would yet be
willing TO leave the whole matter TO arbitration
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
TILE nnsroN wuIsKY FRAUDS.

BosToN, June I'm the United States Circuit
Court 10 day the trial OF the whisky fraud case was com
,o,ced The Indictment alleges that John +. Perry OF
ppraIo Ethan C. Frost and Clark $. sanborn OF New
York and willis l.. Brink Andrew j Houghton Ihomas
te and Ezekiel H. johnson, s of Boston, IN the month
~ AurIIst 1861, cOuspred with one Highland ID ChaHee
Of Bnalo and Others TO defraud the United states OF
~ ~ @ dne upon 800 barrels OF whisky. containing about
on ooo Gallons OF distilled spirits. The amount or taxes
d,,e tlie Government about $4,000 t ls charged
tt The spirits manufactured by Perry at his ds
tierv m bnalo and stored by him at his bonded ware
house I'm that city; that the conspiracy to delaud was
Effected by causing large quantities OF Ihe SPIRITS 70 DO
rnmoved from time to time permits from the COector
~ Interna Revenue Buffalo, to Boston and further
that the certificates purporting 10 nave Deen gwen
William n Mccartney, Collector OF the Third Massacn
t District are forgeres The Boston parties pleaded
not ty The trial Will probably occupy several days
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COmmunieston.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SOME TELLING FACTS
To II, yJi,or, o, n, y,,o. York Eryren

To u, Editor, Of n, Ye0 York Errrcrl
AS this important corporation is about the
only one that had the requisite energy and enter
prise 10 keep flag flying on the great highways OF
trade and travel between the Atlantic and the Pacific.
and between America aud Asia, through all the yicssi
tudes OF war and its subsequent resulting embar
rassments TO trade and commerce. popular interest
OF other enterprises less intimately connected with the
growth and greatness Of our country cannot be expected
The rapid depreciation Of the market value Of the Com
panys shares during the month or two past IN the face
of the prosperous condition OF its affairs and its con
stany Increasing business is one Of the mysteries Of
values there and the INSCRIPTIONS cques IN whose In
terest they are employed are supposed 10 comprehend
luton the light OF few incontrovertible facts which
it is now proposed briefly to submit.
standing of the Company the bear clique who under
stood have sold 10000 shares short have been
seeking 10 create the impression that the completion of
che Pacific Railroad must largely subtract from the bust
OF the Company, and propOrtonatey diminish its
that end 10 have only been equaled by the
the mast Neverthees as they have thus succeeded m
working upon the creduty OF many Of the stockholders
and inducing Of these 10 sell out at disadvantage
IL NAV save Others from becoming their victims 10 ey
anime mon What basis their calcuatons Ss To- thc in
uence OF the Pacific Railroad upon the future business
Of the Steamship Company really rests.
In the FIRST place, then, we have yet to Il demon.
strated that the completion OF the great work alluded
tion preiicted by the Bears" and the Shorts Men
OF observation, reflection and large experience are per
mercal intercOmmuucatOn between the East and West
as will only 20 the utmost the present carrying
capacity OF the steamships but necesstats early en-
argement Of existing facilities, order TO keen mace
with steadily augmeDting business, both regards
fre ght and passengers The rapid rate which foreign
Immigration is pouring In upon us-tlIat from Eu-
rope seeking ts ultimate resting place in ana along
the fertile region Of country through which the
railroad runs, and that from China, Japan and
other Asiatic countries flng up the virgin States
OF the Pacihc-must not be overlooked as an
important element OF future prosperity The assump-
tiOn that the railroad must damage the Steamship
the steamship Yaroad involves the absurd idea that
fha trade nd o
tionary whereas, he must be very blind indeed
who cannot foresee bow both ape destined to be ndeh
causes r the near future The recoectons Of the gen
GRAFTON OF living settle the absurdity OF the
mutual destruction" theory. When steamboats, first
made their appearance IL confidently predicted thai
SAL vessels would DO swept f0Dl existence but the fac
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papers walt the coming events in the hope OF
getting the money hfteTward either by the succeeding
Government or the United States case or anne1a
ton The revolutionary leaders will not acknowledge
any engagement made by Mr. Baez, and II the anne1a
tOn TO the United States takes place. certain documents
proving that Mr. Jesurun owes 10 the Dominican GOV
ernment $4,000 since 1857 will be handles 10 the Amer
can Government 10 enforce the payment. During the
occupation OF the island by the spanards the ConmsaIo
Regis Don Joaquin de Alba, appointed committee 70
report on the subject and TO Mr.. Jesurun at the
Dutch Court.
President Baez has sent several drafts 10 his son ana
brohernaw at Curacao in the CustOm-HOuse OF Porto
Plata 10 secure the revenues for his account
Letters received from foreign countries opened at the
Post-O Office and not delivered 10 their address.