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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13
Nene An5tigcu.
@m. Dalton unO gluOsre sesen Bm.
g. 6nnre fnD 9lnbere.

Das Got an ber pftfette nom Rnrttfrase, BEN ase'
6tcaIsGeMeae aegeuiiber, mad 5rontitrabe eur9laMs
fenb, moraMf setn Brtd zBpbnbaus 1ebt Ano Ipslgss
ais has 6Mme GieentbNm betGnnt tit EaS Sct wtFo
aetheiIIte uerben, menu es 9ewiini9t wtrD.
Be6insrngen - grebite anf6 s. 10, IL uno "a yennote
init Sntereien 9loten nit 0nerfnnnter Si9erEellnng
Crfor6ert unb etu YfdnSre1t uotbeRllten. Serfanf
frei Don 8Hritdnabme.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13


Sas Saus Der 2egisIatur BON &ens
tn6D bat oas neue conititttioneae
amenoement nit SO oesen is Gtima
men bertuorten.
SaS Sraueufimnlre6t tpurbe IN Der
9e9islatnr bon Nbsbes Sslane bers
W0rfen.
Sn SrOb, Stem 9Orf, bat cine 6eus
ersbrtnt geiuiitbet unO eineu gerIu(t
bon iiber 800, 900 Derurfaht.
Ser Damffer Cuba, nit $50 8aIIen
BGunliuoae nela6en, lit i'm Ne0 Hiber
sefnnten. 8oOt unb 2aOuns fin6 total
besloren.
Sie 8anpIGne fur OieBrii9e Iber ben
Sat 9iDer mad 8rOotIDn fno anges
nOulmlen worOen uno eas gBerf ipirb
lOfOrt in Ansriff senommen iuer6eu.
Or. Mu00 lit aus Ieiner 9aft auf
SrD SortugaS entlollel tperben nno in
Rep Weft eln9etrOffen, bon tuO er I9
na9 Nearblan6 bege6en miro.
Ser @enat in Qltlonta nabnt 0as
conftitutioneLle Mntenbement NIT q
gegen Is on. O0s Saus neriparf ben
gntra9, iiber bo6eIbe 8erbanOlunsen
3u er0ffnen. Die Grtrerlten bei0er
Yarteien iiuO eesen 9Innabme oeReI'
ben.
Der 9eraasseber bes Slipper" Serr
Charles Malace ia Barrenten, @eors
eia, nuroe beute BON Dr. 9. SO. Sars
ben erfdoiIen. 4ebterer bate eegen
bic Mufnabme bon WoIace in bic
Sreiinaurer 4oge 9etimtnt, ObpObI er
0as @egeutbeil beriprChen bate.
BaIIace eriff i'm Desbolb in ieinens
8latte an uno oIs er bel Daroens Sfs
fice borbei sing, i1ob ibn oiefer nit
elner Badfe richer.
Sn @tenfueeos; Cuba, ipnrbe Der
Sniurgenten General Qope3 aefan9en
un6 fOfOrt erl1ofeu. Webrere BOrs
poiten Der Snfur9enten ipuroen ebenp
faas 9efan9en 9enentnlen uno bon ib<
ren nebertuinberu nit NelIern tliebers
seFOdeu. = Die @efdafte Iiesen total
oarnieoer.
M Orib, 12. Mara,
Ser SSinan5miuilter bat ouf cine
9lnleibe bon / 900, 900, 900 9teatsn
an9etraaen ,un Die geD0bnIiAen0egies
rungsnus eaben al beftreiten.
Die gortes baben ben 9lntrag aui
slbfdafuns Der 6opffteuer uno Der
WtIitar GOnfcriptiOn Deriuorfen.
@aris, 12. Mara.
0ie BaarDorratbe in Der Banf bon
6raufrei1 baben fid in Ietter Rode
UNI II Miu. Srancs bermebrt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13
Sr..ffee's Werfauf.

Rortaage, am "a Rirs 1868 pon g. @. 9. Rertins
an mid atseefteEIt, neIdes Sufrumert IN BUD o.
Getten 616 unk 6l7 in ber Eesiiters Office, Rourp
itftb IN Ser geaffters Office pon 2aprenee @ouitp,
Teau., einGetragen spprnen IT. weree ib geeen baare
9abInng an ben Neihb ieteaben am Stinenoe nes
Marfthnuses IN 9eaibpile, Tent1., an
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13
Mfontaa, ben %. Mdrs 1869

srtiden 10 une i tibr has eefan1nste in ssaannter
Srlff 10 ortgags erDdbnte et9entbnm pertcuten oner
aeniie hapoii, nn bic SdM6, fur weide bic xrufi
mortgage ausseiteHt utrbe, su 0eden, beftebenh tn
eenafInten Yerftn's Srtsrefie an fetnes
8ribels (&Dnftantin Yertin'sl 6iflterIafienf6nff,
meItbes Snterefen IN 3anbereien IN ben Counties
gtnlrp, GUNNER unb 26wrenee unb aud IN adnoes
rtieu i'm Gtaate Artdnfds befteEt. 8sgen 8ei1rets
buna aelian1tfeu GigentbAms wtrb auf bic obeHgeS
nanllten 9aeeifters 0fcen, 8ieber nnb Settens toz
ruie ailf has SnitrumeRt IN meinen 96noen Derpies
fen. QIuf bas &sdt Der 2RtebereInIDiung TT ausbrds
iieb gersidbt geIetitet wproen.
bomas babu ell,
sma2 bb Eruitee pner RortgGeee.
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Gnen Eragt a6nh In ggeeEp's 2enS, etsDa adbt gets
len upll gtaftpae, et JaItenb fZ7 Adst nnh 50 Pos
Iea naehr Deer meti0eTs On pie 2dnDeres ocn ": 3
Aor1orb OEenD, wel&eu ErGtt frper cer refltcrpeHe
Sl'h MshImnnfadSn Grebite non 4 unb 2
ca6rer, cEse qnfereGen. RrteR NIT oaeTsannter
SsfdHerifeIisna eSforberf uuo #fauhre9t ucrbsbdls
ten &erkanf fyet pDst 8nrtlcnGDme.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13
0elcbdftS aarten.

nkssg4 gei6afssfdrsea Der foIsenben Mrt pon 6rei
RtiIen nnb lpentser perSen fr einen DOuar per Dos
ltt einaeriidt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

,s&bsrtfT's sersanf. = Sn gsmasbett elmer feri
- facias Bexofoutin9 an uyin gerlbtet nno
iiberItefert pom A1tbnren GbnncerD @stt9t pom
Gnuitfcn eptntps Eentefiee, BET feinsm Ottebsrs
Eeruiu, 1868, tueroe ib am @OMrthaAs =Ebor tn Der
Eto6t Wabuiae sum 1enlideM Werteuf an ben 5Reilts
bieterben aesen bnare 2abtu8 am Sol udbenbp
ben t3. Rdrs 1861 aue @ehts, Ettel Aniprlbe tlnn
Sntefefjen bfiugen, weI@e q. g. MHopap tn unh n
stneni Get c6er 0runbid bat, beiegen un6 befubtth
III Ser Gtaht 4aibuie, al Der GA6oftede Gberrp
nftb 1s06efidfrdbe; iehe 8eIHretbune ber seaje tn
Bud 28, Seite b64f Negtiters Gfiiees 0apibfoR
Goisfstp, nit Bef5lae beleat uIS bos Gteent5nm ren
q. q. Annmap, Mm etner GTee1titon in nseineu Gdns
ben i'm Namen ron R. y. ooueu, 8. u. R., une
aegen q. q. MHowen 1RD Gciten fGraRf sn genigen.
Bsee6en ben ]. gfdrs 1861
s. ". 8 naIb o NJ SReriff,
MA Durdb .. 6. NdrfbaH, 3epatp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13
N[siOag8simsr aeaen sO6n eainmIsl

0reieia Eus pon Got 20. B3 in Gwine'a Mbbitisn,
aenauer bei3riebeR in benz &anfbrief, reeftrirt af
Seite 465 non 9u6 IS. RegiftoTs Office.
: @ehinRMn en:-@rebite uMf6, l2, 10 Mnc "a
pnatRoten nit anerfdnnterS Si6erebett rforbert unb
Rfonbre1t ucrbebaIteH. @ertauf fret Don Suritds
Habme.
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QCuGaK'
GtonDarD ssl2rdparatipaaeal

isnb
,GpRar's" Staten, GHater sr. gertiIger,
,,GrRar's" @ansens8 8erttIeeT.
,,G0haY's" (etnsises getues1 9nfe5teHpmISsr,
,,Die slnstaen bsEannten nns unfsbIbaxea HtttsI =
Ina stahr eidhIftt TIA 4ewpD DaxEs's
,,2oOJ Bitfen unb TIdfdbeu taalj@ 5uberettet.1
Il16ftfek SUD I! DoR 1erfdlf1un0en.
MMe @gmnGtlten tn @aibptle perfaaif re, l.
.,Goffor, 10 grosbb Str, q. O..
obeg SebnS. GeHrgs tRa9f0Eaeg pOnls
4ehlae 8arler y. @oy
sac. 81 part ROw, u. o.
s'''''''' : gBus, s, 2eidbarbt.
me 1Stnw
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Nene An5eigeil.
8efanntmaff)ung.

Sd babe raeinen gnnsen MntbeiL uub gorratb in
IbeiIbaber Der ebenniiaen Ssirua Sttne u Birntna=
bdIit ugrfalft. cfnaem ib iatd pom @e51dtt 5urlds
5iebe srgretfs i bic Geleeenbeit, teinen 6reunaen
in6 @Dnneri fir ibre iberaIe 2unbi9att, Die e mir
ftets az EbeiL per0en IteBelt, nteinen Dunt oAstu
fpre6en uith lie su bitten ibre aun0f aft an netlien
s. 3. 8rpspu,
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O1eue nemtfebe @rpeerfe.
RetI SO. AZ 6orb@ @U9c rfete GtraBe, 9dnbler IN
lei 5orteu europdicfer 6tiicbte, adfe, u +. 10.
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an @emdsheit nit pom BEN Gbancerps Gerid1t ~
RG1hpiae ID ben betfefenben 5a@en erlafienen Gets
reteis wer6e ID am eourtbaufe tn QafbDiae nm ~
hbr am
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@ottlfeb 0emnIericbs
8ter salon i'm asusr Sss 'suiIOa1.s.
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8 Selegra p Q,
(spnerefs 8erielot.

0as cOnfitutiOneue almenOement.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

gladridtsnaus cuba.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13
M abri6, 12. Mars.
9aria 12. Mars.

Sic BaarDorratbe in Der 8anf bon
sSraufrei1 baben fid in LETTER 8ode
nm IL Miu. 6rancs bermebrt.
, 1869-04-08

Tho Cincinnati flstttf says: Naviga-
t',iou Of the Ohio River III limited by the
=. dimensions of tho canal around tho falls
. "ut Louisville, by which boats nre re-
'etrictcd to half the size thnt il most
''prrtital,lc for carrying. T" person
living outside Of Cincinnati, tho limitation
sec,ns to be not merely in tho canal, but in
The amount Of water II tho river. Except
in k'as,ns VI frcshetx, the vator in the
Ohio River is 70 low that, were it not for
the canal. no large boats could rsss up OF
i1cwn. Tho canal, therefore, instead OF
being limitation on navigation is really
tho only thing that enables u boat to reach
Cincinnati Mt all That canal IL not moro
iAan three miles long. perhaps not 70 long
ts that: TO cularGe tito Tho capacity Of first"
class lns.ts would cost, perhaps. two or
three millions cf dollars. The great States
Cf Kentucky and Ohio are interested in the
matter, yet neither one will give dollar
towards the work. They want the United
States tu buy it !; rny off several millions
If dollars nf debts, md then improve it
Cll;cAgo IL nov cz7cnling three millions Of
dollars to deepen the Illinois and Michigan
u. Canal for mrre sanitary pur7,otes--tn drain
the Chicago luser. In Il few yeArs rnort
ve hhnu have the Illinois nvcr sufficiently
/ improved ta cnnble the clsss Of large etcal,.
leats which once went to Cincinnati, Il
. reach Joliet, from which plAco We shal
Lave steAmt.at cana1, sn that all the rire
country formerly supplied BY Cincinnati
ran -cud its largest beats into our river
, 1869-04-08

The people Of Alabani* hare ut Last salts
4 themselves that they want an addition
the:. czpital and population nad that
,,h must gone from, the North They ac-
,ovlel,e that she;, hostility to the YAM
~ If persisted in viii }esve the whites Of
uban:a to depend on Themselves. snd that
II u,Asns starvation. At q recent meeting
.moe.s al Ill the railroads Of the Stats,
i Of the hota1-teepeNrAnd ot other pes-
Is desiring a .esurn Of prosperity, this
hiect was elabozatelr discussed, and
; resolved thnt every indueetnent should
held out to Northern citizens ~ come to
Stz.e and make homes thece- Az oae
thc Inducements the ral1zuads al agreed
reduce their fares to persons travelling
y their lines with \ view to examine the
.ursl advantages Of the State, 10 two cents
-mile. Fur actual settlers the fare Is
-eaf.er to be one ccat per mile and eighty
:nds II baggage allowed free Of charge
transportation The hotels Of the State
Sc klo agreed to reduce their charges
,-,hial to all persons visiting Alabama
h view Of settling ihe1e-
the soti people Of Alabama win now
o.cc theic criminal laws in one or two
, 1869-04-08
TIE RlTfAS BITTEN.

TEere IL reason to believe frp,n Judge
BlatcLford's decision. in the c1se of Fisk
rezs sy. usi Ii ,97ss ,H93sa HafSa4 Haeias R' T Il
Tweed, j., Receiver, and their client,
J;mcs Fisk, IT., have, in their hiGh-handcd
kct u bursting open the safe Of the Union
Pacific nailrsnd Company. gune much far
:Ats than Ii. safety uf their OWE persons
ssnd property would permit, and that It il
:uuly necessary that the Cniun Pacific Di.
9recsoss shall cary the var into Africa"
with LAH tic vigt,r with which it has been
r,usht home 10 theta, Ar1 Barnard, Fisk
md Tweed will sam find themselves in
.,rncce vile IN civil arrests for tresrAss, or
.t;minA indictments for burglary and riot
Iu.lsr P.atcEforl holds sh&t the proceed
:.rs t.Lc2 IN tEis case 10 remove it from,
A' r'~A- Cou.t into tho United STATED
enI's we've VALID. and did 1emoye the case,
StinoTt AuS H,-vAs. ssAs1n Gou1t- His
:eci>ian insolves that TIC Subsequent orders
iJudge Esnarl appointing Receiver, AMI
he Ic:s cf tLs Rtcs:vsr ia breaking open
he P.rife Esi.rood cs'snrsny's safe, wrse
holly without lawful authority, 1t is im-
<n44.E!c tc see how, il this decision he sus
lined. hai the proper parties prosecuted
'ith uriinary vigor, the high-handed pro
s.>scss II barnard, Tweod md Fisk can
>caIe punishment, We hoPe in the in.
,nst uf the whole country thas the Direc-
,4o~e 49, c-l'- Pacific Will tight dre with
re, and not pause or diuch until thc cor:
:pt md lissracirl Coalition trom whicl
.ey have suffered shall be broken up, AMI
partners, OF so.ns ct theu, brought
,wu on their m.1rov-bones, like the
.:a1ly brilliant zascals Of Orerend, Gorne,
Gu. liz E~gfA1l. An American an
u-l.rn application of the text "'thoug1
c,i JOIN IN hand The wicked shall not e,
punished weuld do great epcSl.
, 1869-04-08

Hhxn1eJ estimates tho entlre cost Of this under
taxing, On gcale commensurate with thAt ofthc
United etatea 9Auit 9te. Maria 8hip Canal, n
q, $40 cog being much less thaa Is would cost 70
deepening IL lAfboF accommodations
"a That The construction Of this canal vii unltc
~ natsss q t9s pbpHI S!agarA st7ef and Cmppos-
commonly called tho Iatarnl Canal, TO the safe,
notuSal and connao*lIous hasbar, The tuaszfu River
On Lake Ontario.
years during which period The trade and naytGa-
don Of tho NellAnd Caua1 Will not In any wny, be
Iufcrfered th but Will remain As II u now, md IN
all probability, In The meantime will double lh ser
EhanleJ says that 'Thsrn q tE1de enough looming
In tho futuro 10 keep both channaa occupied 70 the
full extent Of iheir respective capacities
alo That your petttionsrs haIe Eood reason t1 Z,
reGuircd can eaxlly be obtained from foreign and
provincial cap!talstE who aIr now shafply utT!nX
this undertaking, and specially Interested u pro-
noting the trats SoTm.rce Sna nss,S1on y g; lac
I'll. Tint In TIC opinion Of your pceiuonc1H
The immediate construction o& th!a canal would
attract the trade Of tho Grtas West through
Canadian rstera besdes materially ~ promoting & the
COMMERCIAL prosperity Of tde Hestesn anu h.ts<-
ern PruYtaces Of the Dominion.
"la Your petitioners huuhly suhmitt ana seT!lJ
Ecliese, therp never WA tnorc faVpIzoae time
tlnlu the present. 10 obtain ttso necessary capital
to build anh construct tue Ontntio / Eric Canal
"Your petitioners therefore pray jour tonofa-
bic House VIII be pleased TO poxs an act 10 k>tor-
poturu rhc Ontnsto j Eric Canal Company; With
poHcr7 TO bnIld and construct ship canal Eon1
town Of SIaQas1. 10 the Wclland Cnna1, lnmcsll-
ntcly nba.e lock No 7a, In the village OF ThoFo1h
and to extend tho fane 10 The wlecTs Of the upper
Niagara 1avez, nj or neaT the vlll1ge Of Chippewa
, 1869-04-08
THE ONTARIO SHIP CANAL
Petition To be Presented to the
Canadian Parliament.

ss pEtssassa : F.5t@aem ta7 ;ss Incorporation q
~ That the subject d dcFtssn9 1uesas Is remedy
the dlmeCt!es Which Il present exist and stand Ia
LIE vay Of chear aad rapid fayHAs.itaG ol 2zaio
and osaer rrct.aets Of the Western ssatea TO the
s<aisit, Las fo1 D11J years ENGAGED the attention
Of the I<vr:e Of tie Tinted Ssatea a1d Ia2al1
- Thai tho rsst Increase uf trnle and eo7a-
Kl7e: tnre:at1yely dem1ods E7cater YaaCiGss fos
the transit af trste!asa steamers, p.opei.ess and
sea-gotnE TesSe!s between Lakes Ere Antl uasa1to
than are now anosded By the N'enaai cana. aau
"a IN, lie weEand Canal t.s for the Last
twelve year. prostsi To BE- and q, m1alftsu5. tn-
suce:snt 70 tst ts1 80 suTns ~ maaS w1 o. soe
o Z Thai In addiucn TO the mAny existing OBJ
ssaeles Arising from the limited ca4acsty Q! tae
Teland canal = " insa.acse4ey oi ds2sn o.
Tnis alone eanses grea: deay sad e1pease: os-
cause II Is c1atter of tsct, that dar13 tar slr-
r.er months Of navigation the larger cAas o. pfo"
pslled 70 discharge portion Of tae- es-Eo belate
passing cat Of the canal l1:o Lake oataS1o
IA That during the 5ea-s $50, 1s5f - ~
% bosa msnehcs Of The Lss:ss3sulr Of caa,tla Il
a1Arye number OF the principal Uae:esaata. Cas-
Rlns and OInefs Gl steamers and seasela aos-
Hatdess md narinc Insurance campa9les inter,
ested IN TIC inland naytsadoa CT The Lakes aaa
srsn pay.ng for increased aah seeota2aa.ta uaas,
tiouA 50 that The ttode CT the Es1 and vest mlgn'
~ ee 51Sso[sd 70 Is original channei-IaSa oasas1e
Ihas In The op,alon Of your petitioners, I'll,
nniy rs1asdy len 70 make Iaks Ontzro And the ST
route for tic great and ever-ncrea1inT eade Of II
ne1se1n aod Eazsern States, u ths tnnetia.
ga e995aetaen @ sn9 & e tne 'onseaateaniated oaza
50. Thss specsa1 sarrey of The route q, N,
ane *as ~. N ns,; ~. Tsae e5 E.aes saanle1, Eq
plana proflc aad aeesso,,s, h now nensT.I ri
Tie osaee Of tho Douinlon Doayd Il WasH Il
, 1869-04-08
TIE INDIANS.
BnrbnrltlcA Of fhe Snyuges-A Fight
x tai u

From TIC s; L7uiA R<pu,lisaa, Apra
4 communication vas isee.vea yesssnla!, g.
y LaMotte. commanding 1t FoEt Ellis, Montana
5 a sRf R,h ;hs sah bs g saeas
River, known rs Twenty-nse Yard creck. In Which
the IEdIaas were severely punished Ihs Major
recommends that measures be taken 70 keep the
Scx Pcrces In theIf reservations, aud 70 prahiblt
them frcm coming into me C1oxa' reservations to
hunt buffalo, rs has been their custom for some
yeas ras InsfS aas naSS 9Tas t@ 1T ea @
Washington Territory, nnd II 4 feared they FIJI
create discomfort amnng the Cru1s md perhaps
the vhltea The Nez Perces were urging on the
crow 70 join them and the Sioux IN war Against
he report Of Captain E W. Gilt, q the Thir-
tenth Infantry, daIcd at Fort Els, u r, March
~ 1863, Is ccvlosed IN Major IaMottes Letter, gs-
we're light On $hlcl,ss River, nom which We hare
been Permitted to take the folowtn9 abstract:
Captain Gilt reports that on the naornias q the
commonly called TEenry-nve Tasu Greek. 10 pa1-
6uit ui hostile 1ndisns reported TO be In that VI
sn sse es ea y '0en e n aa
am. Frank Leonard. abon. hall mule ea3 ot
Shields Hve., anc ai1 miles north Of the Yellow
moet horrible manner. The bodies were pierced
With spears and arrnws, and the hca1!s were liter
susa sue srnai r. ~ - 1nics time and facilities a1oried
The command then made m unsuccclNul march
for two others, Harris Noel and Samuel Moore,
NOM trarts x4 nat saeJ VET .sseo ~ @ tasan 20
the 1nisna t.nntSsS st ~ uc a9a ~ ~
~ ~ ,na 49, In sse-eN ~ Ha1 eFAt staAa PatI
~ ~ rnmhr,4 MIN fhr nn1nr,:,nstF f. Ss@ae ~
| he,Iftnr. itxss found fha, ihe catue hsu SS-o
! driven Ia thr roT1h nj CrnI. GIrl's Mountain in
| - tNc Wnscia S,,,u Eiyar
| At about oclethNS- - 1-s,ra Tho detaeh-
rnent sent up the Evef ~, resusnsa. -,
south side Of Sheep Mountain and osaets ifnn pe-
| tween Sheep and Crazy GlIt,s Moanta.n4 Ae
| then took q position on tta1ne e1ouno 20 sae
| vest OF Inc Hscf % aMst s9s H.0tu y. sse
detachment eens Apost anu also 10 @'eSt-
tain somGthine o. Inc snengtn ,,tn.,,. ~ eue "
1ndanA As coIln SC aetn III LIE ~ GantS.s ,I. "
nil sides Of Sheep Aountatn These n Sa;, aatanes
eame unn Sne - ~ Mae "a ~ ~ r,rca ~
, 1869-04-08

somc important changes Mill he made
In tho location Of the road. II order 70 fedose
= .sn asss 8 eos es q .s inc II
sho WORK %tsoeoua1y prosecuted It u believed
thas ire entiru d.atsnce, sixty three miles. VII! ho
1tshin one Jear. We ~ni tnen haVs ! third dlFsct
tina 10 Ht- Loats- TIE subscriptions to the road
amount to sstheeo. yesg nearly sullclent 10 coin
A1se,sstrrl AND LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD.
Fror. tAs Detroit IoAk april L.
Mt. Will!am branch, contractor Tor building tho
section Of the Rl,ove roal extending thirtT-1yc
niles wet q Lake superior, was in tue city last
SATURDAY. He naa purehAsrt1 large amount OF
1urPiies constst!nR Of proyisions grain, feed nay,
Of ~haeh win to shipped by 1,,e nrEt steamers
which ta4e she!r departure frorn Iato superior.
spring, At Du Lath, with force Of coo thousand
line eIseadlng to II aai! vii be completed aMi
there Will Be m extcnsion Of another road wes. Of
St Paul with which the Lake superior Road coa
hects,. which WI complete contnnoua Eallkoai
IAttl, extending to lIiR Stone LAKE, In the eign OF
DakutA The ruAd last rtfcn=1 10 Ia under COD
tract
xopAwAr TA1lkr KAnHoAn.
Ffpsa tht la xotn<s iloea} Reti.sr.
nallrnad Convention comps,ae,! o! delegates
from Aun1r, Adams and pasrc Counties, Iowa; anu
held a. CiaEnda on the roth OF March, for the tlr-
pose Of orRanizinR company to build railroad
from Van Meter, on tho Cnlea9n, Rock Tsla1h&t
Pacific Faiifoad, south to tho Missouri tine Tho
convention Vas large md spirited. lion. q. I.
KNhurn, Of AdslF, ~aashe rFeAI.icuL Resolutions
Nerp sdopted aud an Organization cnecteA un1er
articles of Incorporation, and the following oncers
elected: President, William Iluler, OF lAye: Vice
President, juslge Harnest Of Adams; Secretary,
". II, lIephuru, Of I'assa; Treasurer, William
Iiuft Of Atlaif. K tive Eoazu Of Directors were
elected. The men who have taken huli Vi this
matter are gentlemen Of means aud energy and
will hu1ld the mai II Il Ia within their {rlwef.
INDIANAPOLIS AND IT. LOC4 HAlLR0AD.
Ftb1n fhs Indianapolis !xHtiHsL
The lion. H. ". Hanna, attorney OF the new In
s&janArolia st. Louts Road, called upon us yes
terdAy. The construction Of the tilo 10 Terrc
Iiaute, to connect with the Alton L St Louis
Road, u 1red fact The Pittsburgh Il Fort
Wayne, End the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
4 Indianapolis Railway guarantee tho meana Tor
building l. The ruute has been surveyed md
pl1ttcd, porttouB Of 1t hare been put under con.
! tr1ct, and ali viii he in short tl11o, and
| II viii Ia ii running order hy NEXT fall
pEA Nn1Hks AND n URHGoK RAILROAD.
| The UsA Aotnas l. Mclrc4oF Railroad Com:
pauy has been duly orzanized With capital nxel
| ii III miIlions The Hon. O. NJ Woodbury., ol
| Na1shautown, Il President of the company.
| IOWA AND STATE LINZ RAILROAD.
/ .PIyc million dof1n18 Of the hr8t-morSGa1e bond
| Of the Iawn 4 state Line Railroad COMPANY vi!
| koou be issued BY thai company With ]. Edgal
| Thompson, Of the Pennsylvania Central Rallruad
! Is Trustee.