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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-26

Der uuermaeli6e Snbufrieae 3hs
rt6s, Or. Cider, Elm beuerleu&tster, bon'
pelspplitiIder SUpf tat ben 5tnan3plan
fir tie ct. @cttbarbtsbatn entwUrfen.
Die usfabruns Der 9atn erfcrbert "a
WRtaicnen 99aler. Dur6 bielen SGts'
nenwes pirb etne birefte Ssrbtnbuns 3pt'
I&en Deutl6lanb unb Stalien ber9eitsut,
wel6e ben llmwss iibsr Uferreidiides
gebiet meibet. Die 3eit, wel6e Der Sau
Der Yatn In auIprud nebmen Ica, iIt
auf a4t Sabre bemeFen, neil Der alpsn-
tunnel BON @616ensu bis airplC, mitten
bur6 ben ct. @otttarpi 14,9O0 Neter
(etrra ;wet beutIfe Meilen), mad allen
bisber ssmnhteu Grfatrunsen niat fril'
Der scuenbet perben tann. Die Scuen'
euns bieiss Sdisnenpesss wtrc, pie biz
ianslt er5fnete paeifcbabn, elm &rtumpt
unlerer 3ett fetn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-26

Gin wa6rbaftes Subeljabr.-1769, bas
@eburtsia9r Qleranpers pom SumbClbt,
mar suelei6 bas Sabr Der 8eburt bes err
fen NappIeon, NsY's, SpuIfs, @elltnss
ton's, @uSiers' uno SrunnelS. @leiA-
,eitts patireu pom Sabre 1869 bic eriten
patente Der DampfmaI6ine pom Sames
g8att unb Der SpinnmaI4tne (Spinning
SennY) pcn 9lrtwrisbt. 9latur' II. Srie8s-
piNenIadft, We4anit unp Ss6nif, Die
vcm Sabre 1869 ibre srSbtsn Sriumpbe
cdtiren, baben pater lammtliA iebt gln-
LAP, Elm SubsIiabr i'm wa9rlen Sinne bes
gBprtes gu feisrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-26

6Sdf wt6ta!-gine Speeial Oepei6e
vpn @aibinston melret unter'm 5. @us
quit: ,,Grant's Sutl6er 1T beute abeno
NIT BEN teiben @ferpen brs prdfcenten,
,,gsppt" unO ,Gineinuati", mad 0aitins-
ton SurIdsete6rt. Sceretdr Cor fam gu
frat am Grpct an, nm Die Sbiere gu em-
p;angen. bslu6te aber 9let& barauf bic
Stdle i'm peibsu Sauie unp teIsgrapbirte
rem Yrdiprnten, RAP atles in Srpnnns
Isi."-
81 Miniler Gpr Ter Stallmeiiter bee
Qrdipenten2 Dos wGre bod tein YUfen
iIr einrn s9smalieen @cuYerneur Don
NAir.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-26

ppm /. Seet. lSOJ ah III palpWpHaIllpeH SWIe"
runsen a. 25 Gents: a.e.. .-t....
Seutfeb zamcrifaniibcS
Gonberiattons=SeTtfon,
nit lssusGlsr 8iidii&t auf sas Srbiirfnib ter in
gImsrifa Iebenten Deutlde, s
nit 9enubuna a(lsr beutIhen, dmerifaniiHcn,
cu9IiI6sn unb fran;Dfl6rn Auelen uneunter
@itp irtung oieler berpprragenben heuts
l9sn S6riftfeller gmertta's, bearbsitrt
BON prpf. q. s. S9em,
IN s SGuben pbsr 80 eiefsrunsen Scn ie so Sei-
ten, cpmprslen Drids, in 9rpB Setar.
llnICre 3eit perlanet ppn Sebem Der Giniserma.
Ern auf @ileuna Nniprud mabt peer gut fcrt-
fcrmsr mill, penigIfrus eine aasemeine SffanntS
ldbaft nit allen Sddsrn hes 94iliens. &ber ber
llmfana lit at grpB ais cap her Giu;slne ieeen
6je0epifane Ses g8ifeus gu lriner Stueinnt ma
den fSune. 9lu6 bat nidt Seber bic Mittel llH
sue 2itlptbef iibsr ale .3peisr ces BilIens au'
;uitaFru gcnper1atipns- eerifl gum NddIbla-
err Itrr ieeen Sprfpmmfnbtn @egsnltane hne
Ege6dlb itru lGnelf Gin SeeurfniB, unb in gu.
rrpd IA jrrenl SauIe su fnben. Sifr ~ has ntht
eer f0l, meil bic in DeutIhlanb eri6tenenen
grnurriiigus 9erifa itrr Iles mas arnerttas
niicbe &trbd.tnilIr bstrift entpsStr unarnisene
rclr uuiitltiG line pber ppllIGnbig i'm Sti6 lai-
lkN, TIL N ~tHltluA lkptHlN A<hNAlNSt hNft va
uen Iuldru gEerfe bod gan; tricneers aud se-
niiarupe unr rcQr NuSfmtft iiber glle5 has fneen
wil mas cie ,3ulfGnbe unb grrbGltniIIe ameri-
las betrift, ees 9anbss, pel6e5 Irine unb ietner
6amilie nsue rnb bleibsnts Ssimatb 1T.
DirIrm gebiirfnib fir gmsrifa ptrb has obi9S
Srioindlpert, al bem bic tslen bsutl6en Sbrift'
Itraer ber Union mitarbtttrr, abbelfrn. Daslelbr
tpirb fd ni6t nur iiber ale 3priSe hes dlIgemsi-
men gRtIens Serbrritsu, mic bic in Drutiblanc
erIbisnensn gBsrfe beier slrt, ipubern ip3iea aud
Nlts fir amerifanil6e grrbdltnilis in pcliti'
Ibrr, icrialsr, fir9lter, ssp9rapbiIbeL biitpri-
I5sr, natifii6er, biperapbi6er, naturpillfnl9aft-
Iidrr, iuritiiber, mertriniider, tebRilGer uni
arwsrbli6er 8tsiebuns, lppir in SeSu9 anf San'
Srl unS 9Bdnbel brinstn, mas in ben truti6er
GcusrrIahcnss s9erifpns fsblt pbrr mdnBrlbaft be-
banorlt III; un6 enblit pirb es aud, Gin 70 pca.
iGneiass Silb beuhhen Sebsns unb g4irFene
ri6t blcs In alien Staatsn ber llnipn ipneern in
Der aan,en Belt entrcllen mic rs nod in feinsni
anesrn gBerfe entbaltrn III.
gQe gu6bGnbler uub 3siun9sassnten nebmsr
Ssleaunsrn an, ippie ber 8erle9rr
6riebr. 0erbare,
22i96m prf 8pr 400i, NewsYprt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-26
Scr0ultOla SOM
9puts Sod, Gisntbiimsr.

Das pbiss, beausm am Gilenbabn- Depot selrs
gene Sctrl srRtr ala1s III neuerbinss betsutenb
SsrarUeert unb SerIdCnert pprben.
Wit tsm Sctel III cine 8fitaurnticn Serbun-
BEN, fpp marine uno fdlte SpsIsn aIer art su
ieter Gagcs;eit lerSirt perbeu. 6rii6e 6clldnbis
I6e SGrinse unb bsItsn eimburser SGie faun td
aud an 6amilien In fleineu Yartieen oblaiisu.
5riIGe auItern, nebf allen Sprien pen iauer
einssma6ten Speilen immer SprrGtbis.
Wieine 6reunbe unb Sefdnntf, Ippie has rei-
Iente publihim iibsrbaupt, fnb Su jablrribsnl
9eiu9e bEfi6if siusrIaben.
2617 .nr Gpuis aC9, prOP.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-26

- SriI6 seIdnittene Slumen laGen
f6 Iebr lanse erbaltsn, ipenn man tn pas
BalIer einen 96Hel pca 9epulperte 5clj"
totle Iaattet unb Te rann in bic SaIen
fest, bae rer untere Stsile Der Sten9el
BON benz &u6lenpulper umI6lcfen piro.
SaIt ale Slumen bleiten auf eieie gSetle
letr lanse friI6, ptne cae man nbtGi9 bat
pas gPaFer oper Die Spble Su erneusrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-26
S5omer S SSamfe,
gerfdufer ron
ttuS 9SrDOifIDtte

VLUCtLEtGIE ItIEU TVEUWFTt~RFNF'T
Watnfraee, 5Yse part
netrn bent SptsI bss Serrn @sprse @rSbsr.
Giusm ssretrten teutf6sn publifum bic srss-
brnfs an,eiss, bab mir fcrtpGbreub stnen ais9e'
p6bItsn gcrratb Ron prpsiant une ysbensmlt'
teln an Sanb baItrn uuo Su ben biutslten prsllen
an unIere 8unben perfaufen.
Snbsm mir UNI ;ablrei6su 3uIpru9 bitten
9sbsn mir bic 8sri6eruug, eae Icpebl Aualttat
mic g,rsils bfr 9Baarsn ui9ts gu piinlhsn ibr's
laTtn. 30apS
Safpt Bauer. 5risSrif Banfs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-26
0bos. s.. SeboOt,
81 c # q u I, q t GA,

Gde g8ypHins sISs. unb GCmmsrriaI alss
bait ists bic btifen g3eine, Bier, gIe unb aneert
GetrGnft, lppie Gisarren
gluf feline Reltanraticn srlailbt sr fp eelcn'
bsrs aufmerflam ,u MAIDEN. aultern auf isbr
grt ,ubtreitet; @sieuihafteu uub 6amilien trer.
ben In pripaBimmern beeient, 24h6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-26
Siertes &apitcI.

Ter SSrRsr S6arfsnbsd mar frsiss-
IprcGen. gBir piTsn aus Der GrSdRIuns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-26
9GmcrifaniIcbeS SSa:
tipndliperf. u

Sei 6rieer. @srbarb in Reprgprf eri6cint
ppm 4. Sspt. 1869 an in balbmpnatli6en eiefes
runsen a. 25 Gents: a..-.. In. IA.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-31

able at any price. IL pks sold 90 i2ig@i6. 30.
POULTRY is abundant, aud prices about last
quoted scoops spring chi kens sold ~ from So 0vc.
t75i scoop- DO small at 81 slnna coops old at
40. IF
VEGETABLES are about NJ previously quoted,
with sales of new potatoes ~ Goo, per bush aud
onions at 81 o. per BILL ~ tt
GROCERIES and DRUGS are in good demand and
prices on all descrip tioDs are well sustained. Q p
FRLl0HTs are unchanged anu quiet.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-31

WHEAT Is In good demand ut quotations given
elsewhere, and our millcrs take all That is offered.
BRAN-2otons sold in bulk at slT per ton.
CoRN-Roceipts have almost ceased entirely, and
prices are buoyant Al sacks mixed, in second hand
sunnes sold ut We. and % sacks same in same, NJ
81 on per bush
oATs-New are dull at COO in new buraps. No
Gales reported. -
HAY is In some demand for choice new at SIS Goa
% co. A other grades dull
PROVISIONS are quiet NJ previous rates 1coOits
loose country clear sides sold atise
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-31
COMMERCIAL.

CArRo I'll, July 20, 1869.
There quotations represent prices from first hands IN az
ether eases hrhtr rates hare TO DC paid
Business during the present week has been unlisu7
ally rood for the season. and orders Tor hour and gem
ersl merchandise coming IN freely. The unvary-
ina ptpess with which these are filed and ship
eed gives our market greas advantage over more
distant points, while prices will compare favora-
Nv with those OF any other western market
ToBACCo--The receipts have begunto falipf, and
srices are well sustained. The offerings yesterday
comprised rs hlids, which sold rs follows, viz;
hhds Lugs at,......'.............s0 20 To 10
I" Common Leaf, at....... 90 to s 20
Medium Leaf at"."......l0 90 10 10 60
Manufacturing Leaf at II 90 TO 10 90
Trash at................... 25
FLOUR has been in brisk demand TO the trade,
since our last semi-weeky review with continued
scarcity Of tho lower grades, and prices have ruled
6rm throughout Sales comprise,
70 bbls Fine-........-..............- $500
I3o his Superiine ......-.........., o 60M5 20
10 bhls X WMo %
323 Dds hA...."........... -omo oo
2sS bbis xxx ............. ...,.. OO0iI 20
All hills New wheat family ....... 800
80 hbls Choice do ........... 6O0fg 90
at
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26
FROM HAVANA.

-Four Soldiers sAssss.inated-FIVin Vin9 IN the
streets-sSvefnl Pe-sors Kiilsd-iNeY West
sehoOner SeSzed-SOIdieTs Replaced by
Sailors.
HAVANA, Jan. 25.-Four soldiers were essas-
einated yesteday. Great uneasness exists.
Firing occurred on the streets last night be-
tween volunteers and citizens. Several persons
were killed, among then Samuel Cohner, an
American, and Rochling and Sappenburg, German
merchants. shots were fred near the Sonora cof-
fee.house and Iacon and Villa Nueva theaters.
At the latter place, as the audience were leaving
two ladies and some children were killed. A Key
West schooner was seized by the government on
suspicion of aidipg the rebels.
Evenipg-Duleesbas withdrawn the volunteers
from the streets and substituted sailors from the
feet as patrols. Everything is now quiet.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26
GEO. W. DIRMEYER, NJ. ID
Secretary Board of Health.

REPORTS OF CASES DECIDED IN THz CoUlrs or
THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF Lours.
IASA.-We have received from Messrs. W5olaey
Clarke, Dotarisl and stenographic bureau, I3
st. Charles street, New Orleans, the advance
sheets of the first number of their reports Of the
decisions of the federal courts for this district.
They are prepared from ponographic reports OF
the oral decisions Of his honor, Judge Dureh. and
as far as we have examined them, give evidence
OF much care and exact fidelity. Owing TO the
immense pressure OF bushes in the federal courts
OF this district upon single judge lin the ab-
sence OF circuit judge-Judge Darrell being
compelled to hear all the cases of both the dis
tict and circuit courts, decisions are seldom
written by his honor. though bis reasons for'iudg
ment given orally are often very elaborate. in.
volviDg nice questions of law. Consequently 70
the bar Of this city these reports will prove of
great value If they are continued in the ex1eIent
style with which they have been commenced The
mercantile portion of the community can also de-
rive much benefit from their publication, az mat
ters of importance in commercial afairs are con.
tinually the subject of consideration ia the United
States courts. We are Of opinion that this Inter
prise OF Messrs. Woolhey q Clarke should bt lib-
orally encouraged, and that the reputation OF
Judge Dorell will by no means suffer by puttinr
ID PRINT the decisions which be pronounces.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26
NARKErs

LONDON. Jan. 25-Noon- -Consols 93s. Bond,
| 753.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 25-Noon.--Coiton fat. Mid
ding uplsnds ll3@ll3d.. middiog Orleans llsd
| li4d. Sales 10000 bales. Other markets un.
| changed.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 25-Afternoon.-Cott dull
Middlne uPlands afoat Ii ID. Lard Us. Cd. Tai.
| low AIS.
HAvRE. Jan. 25.- Cotton quiet and steady.
LONDON, Jan: 25 25-Afternoon.-Co Consols 933.
American securities dull.
FRANKFORT. Jan. 25.-Bonds 10 5.l6. Business
small
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 25-Afternoon.-Bresdstu
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 5-Eveuiug-Cotton dali.
middliDg upands II s1ll3d., middling Orleans II !
@ll4d. Sales 10 900 bales.
753. Wa OO"O'
LIvERPOoL. Jan. 25.-Red Western Wheat a.
lOd GlOs.. old Corn 35s. 3D.. Lard irmer 74s
PARIS, Jan. 25.-Bourse firm. Rentes 7O.42.
HAvRE. Jan. 25-Egening.-Cottou closed
esser- Tres 0rdinaire on thelspot 1884, low mid
dlings afoat l.3G3.
NLw YORK, Jan. 25-Eyening.- COTTON duIl
and lower, sales 1900 bales; middng upIands
2s3c. Flour Shipping grades firmer, all others
dull AID keavy; superfne IS SOFAS 35 i; common
10 fair extra Southern, S. 1901 20. Winter
wheat dull and heavy; spring, more doing for ex-
port. Corn slightly fayOrs buyers. Pork $50 81.
Lard, Kettle, 2Ot@2O3. Whisky dull, 81 GOAL OIL.
Groceries quiet. F1rpentine 56Gl57c. Rosin 50 65
az 6s3 Freights more active.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Evening.- supply of
money is large and increasing. Call loans 5617 ~
cent. Discounts 7@9. Sterling lO9l 0lO9i. Gold
1866. Stocks excited. closing strong.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Evening.
closed strong. 5.20's of '62 1l34 of '64 lO9B, of
'65 ll0s, do. new lOs5, of '67 1OSg, IO.4O's IO8,
Louisiana 6's rs, levees n North Csrolins's IA,
90: new 7Ol Alabama ss 93g. Sub.treasury
balance ss7, 100000.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 2.-Superfne -four S. SOFAS
Wheat-common fall 81 35@l so. Corn 6Sa72c.
Oais 59@63c. Rye 81 259I 26. Whisky 95096c.
Pork $50 50@3l. Bulk shoulders I3c.; clear sides
l6sc. Packed Bacon-shoulders I4lll45c :,sides
l73GlSc.; hams lSc. Lard held 1910.
CHCINNATI. Jan. 25.-Flour quiet and unchang-
ed Corn 67@75c. Rye 81 A. Oats 6lM65c.
Cotton dull and nominal at Csc. Whisky 97@9sc.
Pork held at S3l. Bulk shoulders l22c. sides Is
@l6lc.; held &c. higher. Bacon-shoulders I4c.,
sides l7l@lSc., hams lS30l9c. Lard zoe. Butter
3SG13Sc. Eggs 20@2lc.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25.-Ssles 80 hhds. tobacco
lugs 10 medium leaf s50Dl9 so. Cotton 2Sbc.
Mess pork $3l. Lard zoe. Bacon shoulders I4Ic.
Clear rib sides l73c. Clear sides lS5c. Bulk
shoulders 1870. Clesr rib sides l72c. Clear sides
10. oil packed. Superfne -four S. 7516 rs.
Wheat 81 75Gl S5. Corn 62063c. Oats 63Gl65c.
Rye 81 42a61l 45. Whisky raw, free. 81.
MOBILE, Jan. 25.-COtton entirely nominal.
Nothing done. Receipts 3O6s bales. Exports
1923 bales.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26

At the request Of Mr.. Adams, of the firm OF
Adams * hearne, and other parties interested,
Deputy United States Marshal NJ. X. Garfield vol.
unIeered his services, and assisted in working
up' the late Phenix express robbery case. Be.
coming convinced that Moses Pipion. a step
brother Of Messenger Thomas M. Riley. was con
cerned IN the affair, warrant was obtained for
bis arrest yesterday evening. which was at once
made by Mr.. Garfield, and Pipion was committed
to jail where be still remains. This morning Ri
ley. the messenger, was brought before Justice
Smott for the purpose of undergoing a prelimi-
nary examination lGslvestOn Civilian, 2lst.
We sre glad 70 learn that Judge Wstrous Is
much better and considered cut Of danger. 1t
appears that be was attacked with a sudden par.
slysis in the right side, but we learn that it did
not affect his hesd.-[Galveston News, 22d.
In the convention, on the Goth, Davis, in viola
ton of all parliamentary law. decided that ma.
jority could expel, and the House sustained him.
and Sumner was expelled By majority Of six.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26
sMM RICHMOND.
The Ome!bl change. In virginia.

RICHMOND, Jad 25.-Gen. stoneman issued an
order to-day appointing Gen. Wilcox and Granger
and Col. Frank4 to constitute board which shall
investigate and seport, on applications for any
of the Offices in Frs mia, except the executive aud
State Offices in She capital, and thus enable the
commanding ge1srsl to fill vacancies now exist.
ing, and which, II is contemplated may exist with
in the next THIRTY days All applications for Office
10 be addressed u Col. +. w. Stone, recorder of
the board, at Richmond.
The military have 80 far removed 729 civil off,
GERS leaving abbut 5000 Offices whose occupants
are ineligible sItd to be removed The value Of
these Offices RANGES from $7OO to $4,000 per annum
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26

ENGLISH CLAIMS FOR DEPREDArroSs mi THE
80 Ia Washington oispslch OF the 18th 10 the
No" i3rk neIaic says: Ihere are now here
seNeIs brtsn supJects not naturalized citizsns Of
the United States, IN consultation with eminent
lawyers about the possibility Of presenting certain
claims OF theirs as sn offset 10 the Alabama
claims. The claims of these parties are chiefly for
payment OF property destroyed by 5herbsn's
army IN i's march to the sea and the aggregate
amount Of those now In agitation and Of those
nEety oIohoW would more than equal the amount
OF damages alleged to be recoverable for the de-
preoatlohA on our commerce committed BY rebel
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26

There is general complaint of the scarcity Of
labor. The lsbOrers are not here. MANY have
left, some have gone 10 the lower part of the
State and some to Mississippi. There seems to be
disposition 10 emigrate among the freedmen.
They disappear rapidly, ard it Is difficult to tell
where they go. 1t is almost impossible 10 obtain
bands on Beuff river. Several gentlemen from
that section have been endesvoring to hire freed.
len TO go over there, but so far they have met
with little success. Their efforts, however, have
been in a measure thwerted by interested persons
frightening the negroes by telling them it was
unsafe TO SO on BGuff river. This is unjust. We
are satisfied that freedmen are as secure there as
nywhere.-l0uschita Telegraph, 10th.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26
KIVRR NEwE.

VIcKsBURG, Jan. 25.-Psssed up: Kngour at g.,
Alice Dean and Bismarck st4, Belle Lee at and
Olive Branch at P. NJ; Dexter st A. NJ; Par
Soud and Stella snd barges at 6 P. N. yesterday;
armenia at 10 this A.. NJ. Down: Mary Alice and
bsrQes at P. NJ; Magenta at P. N. yesterday,
and Pauline Carroll at noon to-day. River rising.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25.-Westher unsettled aud
cold. River falling with feet in the canal.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26
FEOA WILMINGTON, N. C.
Tun Nan XII ed

WnN1SaroS, \. g., Jan. 25.-Robbers attacked
the house of exi 10. 'il Reuben King, OF Robson
comfy. near Lurf fher. on. on 23d instant mortaly
voundipr King ahS i, y. Ward, visitor at King
house. The perbetratOf.s escaped.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26

SO:S5: Wind southeast and light. Arrived: Steam
ship W. G. Hewes, Tripp. from Galveston, to c.
a. Whitney Il Coz steamship Saxonia, Kier. from
Hamburg, to Williams. ROperu Co. No de-
psrtures.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26

The Red River News. lately published in Nstchi.
toches parish, was sold at sherin's sale some two
weeks ago, and purchased by NJ. P. Black
stone.
The West Felcisna Railroad Company are build.
ing. in front Of their depot, fine and substantial
wharf, [Bayou Sara Ledger.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26

Improve the man, and his style will take care of
ITSELF
Riches got by deceit cheat no man so much as
the getteT.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26
FROM THE PASSES.

SorrHwKsr Pass. Jan. 25-Noon.-Barometer
$3.50. Weather calm. No arrivals or depart
ures.
SOUTHWEST PISS, Jan, 25-7P. M.-Barometer
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26

Last Monday, Madison Commander was shot and
dangerously wounded by Mayo Duke, in Marks.
vile. Commander received two pistol balls, one
in the right arm, and the other in the right side
We could not learn the reasons which led to the
shooting. Duke made his escape from the custody
Of the sheriff. Marksvie Villager, l6.
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The following inscription is actually to be found
10 an ancient cemetery, in Rockville, Eastern
Massachusetts
In memory of Jane Bent,
Who kicked Up her heels and away she went.
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THE CRtSCENT'S DISPATCHES.
w AsHINGTON.

PRocEEPINGs OF CONGRESS.
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TIE LOUISIANA Contested CASE.

THE IIRGINIA PLAN.
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THE SOUTHERN PRESS MEETING.
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THE ARKANSAS REPRESENTATIVES,
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Mrs. Lincoln Asks for a Pension.
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Georgia land Virginia Affairs.

United states supreme Court.
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Protest Against the Alabama Treaty.
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The Tentre of OGce Repeal.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

crxJ.cksoN's OPINION OF Gay :
IN WEDsrER.-A correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer furnishes , tna'
p Hpdrew jackson, among which IN an
sxss to an inquiry as ~ to his as opnon Of
- o. oa onSW ebster, the following:
.sted. .t;eneral, I would like you to
gwen eive me your opinion Of your old old P %r
f,;cal opponents, Mr.. Clay ana MI:
Wei, "well, eir,' was the promp'
RESPONSE, "they are both great men
very great men. Mr.. Clay is popi;,,
lar man with the people, always W.
be popular with his sI par.jy' NJ NJ. " web.
s,er is man of greater mind than Mr.
Clay, but he is not a man Of the people
ha lever can be President, ne don
understand human natter.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

A steamboat on the Mississippi pass
cd a drowning man. The unfortunate
man struggled, splashed, foundered,
and screamed for dear life in the water
The pilot of the steamboat yelled 10
himto stand up. He did so, and found
the water scarcely knee deep: Amore
foolish. sheepish looking fellow than
he, as the ladies and gentlemen on tnt
boat screamed with laughter at the
ludicrous scene, it would be hard meet
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

LONDON, Sept, 16.-The Times has
an editorial on Sickles' note, saying no
doubt the alternative is offered Spain
of ahan dcnment of Cuba or America
recognition of insurgents. Struggle
will be hopeless so far as Spain is con,
cerned, but Government cannot control
the impulses of the people. Pride OF
the Spanish people is fast klnd,'ng
and Governmental striving to check
it would be extinguished. From the
most tranquil provinces come offers O
men and arms, that the regulars may
go to Cuba. Aggressive policy OF th'
United States cannot be justified by
the attitude of Spain towards Cuba
MADRID, Sept. l6.-Two iron clad
ordered to Cuba. Three thousant
men and seven iron clads follow TIL
week.