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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08
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ditto exponas @erO. bnAn9 an mid gsti1tst iriib
lteEiefelt uont Abtbaren Circuit @eribt pOn Sa<
rtofon GDuntp, Tenu., BEL ieinem Ssptember Eers
in, 1865 metSe ih gum 5ffeutIi5sn gertauf en- ben
Reiftbietenssn gegen barre 8GbIung am Gourtbaus=
Ebor in oer 9 abb 8ofbuine nm Sonna benS, ben
D. SGnllur 1863; nnA:yebet6 bei6rieheae 2an6sret
unb geb auli1tetien bttngen, ildInIi1: ER Slid
oper Tbeh rnnc betegen n,tS beIInDiib i'm GiDiIbI
fitt Summer q 9apihfop Gelut1, Tehn., ffiibes
ren 8erftdntiJriiSeu untgfmprfsi nnb be9Ferst Die
fQt9t g6ro1 non Sprins YIocs, batie5 pem 9odgt's,
fdoii9 un0 ueftIi6 upn CiIiam,s, eftfEaIteno 230
Naer, tnebr roer lueniger, nit 8ef9ln9 belegt ais
has GtoentbEfft non s.. q. MlegnnfpbsI, nm elmer
sGTsflitfotl tn tneren pHnpen 5u @nnten pcJ o. u
2slrfton, JIG nee zeL nfso aeaen rs WcGampbeH
unS @rs. 8. 6. We@ntRpbeH fir $46A5, sSntereHen
uito Gcfen az gehfgen. @egeben Ten %. December
1861
Fsssss 3 g. %. o onattf on, SberfiI.
siaf 81 e 8iirGb ". q. Waiftes, 4epHtp. =
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80 bertff 8erfauf. Sn gemaBbet elmer
tGN Yenditio exponas 8er0rorung ara mid ees
~ ridtet unh fberiiefert non BEN Acbtbnren
Circuit @ericbt BON SoptbIpn gonntp, Eenn.,
BET feineu September Eermilt 1865 ruerbe I'D anm
6ffeiitlieben geftduf an bsn Retftbietenben gegen
banre 3ahling gpurtbnustbor in Der Staot Yafhz
pile am 9 II a b NIB, ben %. Sanuar 1859 mad.
ftsteno bef9riebene 9dn6erei uii6 @cbduIthfeiten
brinaen, tidmti1: Sin Stitd otsr Sbe 2an6 beIe=
gen ullo befinbId i'm GieiIorifl SO. 1 nom Oapio,
Jon County, Ienii., bfarenst pie fo'gt: 0aNelbe in
Elm Sbe BON go, 3f2 III 8Cpbs Mtoitiu1t, beainnt On
Der Ipeftli6eu Gde 9enahnteh 2pt5 an state, 6fiid
eerannferia Got Iuisfene, pDn ba n5rDIid 10 Tuf
md eter is SUB AIIen, n ba 80 SUP ipeftIic Id
Der Norofueftede gendnn en- Cots, non ba no Sttb
fublis mad benz Mussdugspunft unp nit Bef6lag
be.est ais oGs eisentbuni. non s5pfepb Seott, nm
elmer Grecution IN uteiren Sdnoen su eSnnffen non
8i4eih g. @rigbt urI6 gegen Sofepb Scott fin
S55 81, Sitcr II N iinb Aoiten sll asnigth @eaeben
cen 81. Sssember 1858.
e. sDt. on1Lo fau, Sberiif
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ditto exponas Setpfennng an milo qericbfet ! Iib
berliefett pom Mtbareng ircdteerbt ron TduibioI.
tperbe j Gum 5iIeniben BerEaMI an Sen Teifsbies
tenoen gegeit baare BnbIuna am Court aus ssghor
II Der Staot gsaiBplIe am 6sannabegtS, ben "a.
NM geba Il lseittn btiuaen ndiaiid Gin slid
oser Ebei eanb bgteseu uno heiinblie I'M 7iitriff
9l1suh1st 5, 1apioion eoilltps Tenne7ee, beereHss
tpie folgt Hggftstb ppn s. Zbomas, flbIi6 pDra
wtn gEesf titfN pcn s.. Barrett entbaIten6 10 def
ftebr pber meriggr ito NIT @eiHId9 bsIegt ais 6ns
GtGentbnlH oil y. O. SapS, tna elmer GxeeMlfou III
Melueif 9ahben 80 WunIfen pom Sabn Enr unb aeaeii
81 %. Dams fir S64 94 nteteiIfn Hab 4oIseH ~ oes
niigen. Gegeber BEN %. Deteinber 1865.
9 best g. 80. 9chaItfon, Sheriff
GlaFb 81. q, Gaines, Eeputp.
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Sefaallflta(I)llllQ.

NaibDile, pen ~. ss5a pilaf 1862 4 {
Sic 8lraer Don glabuiEIs itijb untaeaenD ,veiaei,
Gbur9iitaBe mad 49,
go. % Gpueoeitrabe, 9epanee @IOd,
perIe9t iporben 1T. ss
Our Attom BATON asnierer RttiiSfn ,petSs,, mir
cine 8weiepfffe nl nnlegiE ali Il asfehe I1sn ~
GburGfraBe lott balfen. " fs ~ - Z
Die sinien sieIer eompasnis efffrtden fidb ,laA
affanti9en NIB eilHa iftea TeEedraphei, 6abef, !
lisfer Depnrtenlsnt FIR 56n6elsbefist Eth i,,os
dgIi9 bic Auotppnn Der sinbgintife tn ffrl,1s
ben Wldrfte. e. 1850
sBr filfo entf&lcIFent naes IA 1lgeten Rraten =,
tbili, I'm tiuieren &mnben u6lg Geslsfah,,, az ne~
be iiiib eefIdefn bleIeIbeHs bab .taIefe re{ss 81
brig fetu uetpeb als be irseb eiller rbnS{tiSeSe
&tnie. u & = :
aIiaRS0 81 14lA9 o. @ @uDlr, alanaoer.
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75Oa.,

f9sberif,s gertanf. n gemdBbeft eiier
venditio exponas 8erprbnung an m d oes
ricbtet Mno Iberietert pom A9tboreR Circuit = De-
riot non 3aptoioA @onistpi TsiInsee BET Re mem eep
tember Esrnlin 1906 fosroe tB sum Uenlt9 sN 8ers
@orts oans Ehor IN Der Gtoot 9tnfbpilIe am 1Is
abeltai ben 70: Soilliar 1863, cds jlndileben Be-
IN Dnpib en- GoRntp, &tphs tfrfft Muufnlei 25 Be-
afenst Bftti9 BON bet ldn0erei Dee pesff0fbenen d
9. Doe un6 TpeitIih ggHites Greet rueIees noit
eeu Ueyctb eneA 3. o. 8poe ibettra1en abb tn Der
yteetflets 9fee pen 9api6fcn eount9 IN 8udt titIS
Sete "a regtrtff tDorosn TT entbaiteut 115 Aderit
iHsbt eeef uehiger nno nit @sfleg BeleQt ais boB
@tgsMtbRm ron 81. 3voe, UNI elmer execution q,
@unten uefl4. 81; gBllihlh tllh ee9en st. ST. gRoa-s
luos nab Ntsege flt 1852 49, ssfteieiIsu uS toner
sdfonj ~ genilgen. 9eaebef ten so. Desealbkr
1868. g rs $50
8 seslS assis g.m. Douassfon. sbestf
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b z = s
Gberiffs gsertapf-Sn Gem&E5eit elmer ven
ditto exgonas gsrorbnnna an mid ssritbtet NIB
iiberttefer. DOM AebtburelI Gireit @sritt ION Sa<
uiofon County, Senn., BET feiiiem sc nser Eer=
min, 1868, iperbe I'D sum 6feitliden 9erfanf cen
yielftetetcnsen aeaen haare !3nbun8 am Gourtbnuss
ben % S0nuar 1869, ndbfteben0 beF4rfebeneS
9runeei9entbnm hrineen, ndmli9: ein Graft oSer
stud 2onb. beie9en I'M Siitritt Yumner 2, 9auieion
County. 9eHn., bel Der Bersirielme pom Dill Greet
MnS benz @atbsr ant fnb, btgrt5, no, bid pom ges
nGntei1 StlB; faOIib DsIil Greer Hno 5tlt6 uon
Der 2dAoerei Don 80 gcaoI, NIT 8efbIdg belegf ais
eas Mngetheilte SnteFefie dcn s. R, ercder an &c.
ndHnfem eiiileeiggnthlms buifefbe Iuurbs Ibertfa<
gen an s. 50. itN6 80. D. Or der bnrd 9ancu NPor=
lep nno Sanes s.. 9 len, iao rentjtrirt in Sud 70,
settle 514, 2egihers DfEce DON 0nDinfon Gointn,
u1lo nit 9el6lag beIegt 0Is has Gigsntbum ron s.
a GtDcer, uni siner erefutioil IN usinfn 6srloen
50 tHfen pom ssSObn 81 Clements uro eesen &. R
@rodsr uno AnSere fir $i7.35 sSnttreea uiio Rotten
sarem ~ seaisen. @egeben ban 80. Gessm6,r
1868.
81. onaIbipn, S5erffT
iat Dur6 Sam. g. mafiGng, ferutp
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gpeaial = g1pfiaela.

2 Ii sSl6eiisber gBfftetnuesiDebf Re!
bliast asanfbtiten Sts stablfOpfts, 5aften,
gbaupfsn III -. bsFsOr, s. aistt fei,i
pirfiamerfs 5riImitfeI eaSfssn- aIs Der seitise
@ebrau9 pOn - TOpns roud ia L
s roasl1 Sir iten siHta SOrtreHliten
giufue aus unb ibre gEirtIrnifeit il DlIr9
eiuf sieliabrise Oteseit a. tpif fen. kaus-
.sf3ei6nete @lGuner babeR ibaen ibr3eusnie
mad erfosets,a @sbran9ransspFrlIt. iag $
! \ gei yif6sr, 9dsis i. g., islesaten, 6nb
200, 600 sulbet ber beifsa GitintftIanb RObIen
sn 9 DOanrs PR masenIaSune sn pfrfaufeu.
9rfeaunarit fpO lei Rbsa, gmitb u. 60.
iUtfr'in Der SfFee so. 81, saD Gbsrrrrparass,l
DttrtaI grOGSfrabf a6susfbem. ta202p
1as aaraiItpp u. GOOasp 80. 60. Broabara5e
sranspOttiisa gEaaren toferfrsiian,i5re Ranssr IN
Rofbuue iinb GteefeIe. Iit25b
y. ...-azzz - 81 Ff3ts95 80
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08
0anDeI ssa6 W6rie.

~ - 3 o. 35tOtuAr.
Cob 6hnefe gu 1885, unO ifanO
nm 10 ubr 1853 uno idI0b nm I2s
lIbr Mlitta9s init 1859.
Il. 9. 8onSs spros. fdIIig 1881 1928
: 20et /. Series 49,
y 2 ..11O{
3. - ..111&
sleue Ans8abe 1904
10 40 @oapotls .1065
Eennelee Bombs nIte ,.......
rsne 66s
bert.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08
7il 1--WE.

~ ditto exponas NsEor6nnngen an mid aeridtet
arb iiberIiefelf ron BEN Mdtbiren Circuit @eridi
non 9apibion Co., 9enn bel feinem September
SerHiia 1868, merle i gum 6iietIicben &srtnuf an
ben Neiftbietenh eeeeH baare 9ahlung ant Gcitrf.
hnnsth IN BET Gtabt glatbulH cam . una BEN B.
ben 20. Sanuar 1859, nndftebeno bef6riebene Gdnl
terei una @ebdulttbfeieH brineel, Efmlicb: Gu
Gtiid ooer Sbeil 2anb belesen unb befn6Ii9 i'm z
gipiIottrift pom 9aueieH Co.. Teni1.. begreH,t nit
foigt: u roIeb RON Der 2dn6sret pon parrietf 0au
SSit NOM apa Ser aanbsrsi NON d. ao1terion u sntbaI
teno IS Ader mebr pser peniger uno nit 8ei1Iag
beleet ais bas GigeAtbun u. 4eebIes, ltm einei
ST'4 asss y ,,,; - SD g,
$48 20, Sntel een un6 3oftea 81 seniigen Geseber
ben 20. 9e3ember 1868.
6. 81. 8 onQTofon, SHeriff,
ia1a5 6arb 81 e. gaines. Teputn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08

1utnsr: ~ oOIpb geIfOH, 6. 4obI, &. Slasnbrei6
>, Slhd, 60. Sdtlebelnt 1ris 2arib unb A5. WliIer
Sanen< COMMITTEE
. Tsattss asasnaahh, setshsnrtaiia, Meth. 81.
Sn6bs unb Mlbes. e4esus o.s
Grntritts sRarten iiir einen Germ unb cine 9asae
300 fur ieoe rpeitere Game 80 GEMS ertfa = Ellfs
ftsfs9idets SOD.
SR GnmitteemitaIif1g 1uolIeM siicb am GoAtttao
@ormittd3 III ubr inb Der EilrF1aEIe etnftnbeu ~
Eidets fgfib az beben Sti heF Isunbane. in Ser
St1afsst iftn9s Gffice; bel &ebriieer nabnanii 80
So g. yturftobf, bel Qeuis Gd5itl eiaa1t5t gie 90
Ssisars. 80, 49, ~ "a a.. jan29 ID
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08
Gineinnatt, 8. 8sbr.

Mt bI-6amilitR 81. 800 60; % ct ser +.
$3.50 Rprn, 60-65gts. Safer 60 Cts
Mse vpff 28s SeIl.; 81 Ossen $3.50.
80 IS; @bisfty fvti / Doll;
Bacon sIarrgsitea IL gts.; @aaIttrn144r.
@.dmaIafsae.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08
9 R9Rte, 8. 6ebr,

RtbF fpbsrfsin $6O0-6.75; gEfisem
$i.75-9O I, aorn GOES @ts.y 9dfer
SIC. @tB PORT $3.50 ]; RSesen
ST Is = 80 etc.; G5erfe $f.e5- 90.
Bacon @auIttrn la Gte5 @eiten ~ Gts
54inEen 1919 gts3 .@@maIs IS Bis
10 Cts. @bisFss 100 DBL.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08
Gta0t nno Sfaat.
uha lsgat6len tet aa9gi qaissseitnue. I

GiesFoIaef;ben SeYren in6 autorfnt, gbonnenter
1rb Mn3eiae fir Sieawleitrefice Gtaats5 eitnrg4 8n
lGmretih @fl6cs EnIim Einshseben unb tn unferem
sGRen su qiittiren IS
stss3NA g. N. GbJejer, a,lespias Germ.
80 9eRrn Gpll. Nsmpbs, Fsan.
g. Crane, RaSucaH, SIP. =
Snepb UtftIe, ReD aItoao anb Seferfpnuiae,
Sn6.
.ssska1 g ifiser, $40 Raeip etrobc Cincinnati,
-. 1preias So Dletus alabAafp pIie.s
"a "a Mnsuff seUeBnsrs GIspeIanb Bio.a 49,
saa Charts WReprr Il. 81 garf rom, gssip gOtt
- g. RauiebenBers. g4ottaaoSGa aepn. III II
= s.i 80 -. q. SafFner; 9aItpn @a. z5ae
ass Is. ~ 6.;aG. Nlbee it,, qofaIzgseut.
= aaa5 Genrp sItbss r.. sssihrBs Gelportsnr--
@ Gep.sss 6nfteill rel Gle4gSnile 9siienSsr 9geil
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08

Sabaf fsbr Ietbaft. 9uss g. 10
Gts.; Re6iam 1t 1913 Gts.; Rebl
Supetfrin $6.25-7.OO. Bttsenf.9O-s9
ROrn Co.'S Cents; @pgsfnI Dol
lar unb 25 Gts.; Ms6 SORT gu 281
DOGars. g GmaIs 1sA-f9Gts.;8aee
S&nItern 131 Gts.; RIare Gfitru IL cts.
WHisFty rsbsr, sOafrst ID Dollar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22
MISUNDERSTANDING EXTRAORDINARY
800 MILES IN 80 HOURS.

Mr.. A. P. Messenger last night at IL ac-
complshed the extraordinary feat OF riding 90 iieS
veloeIpede inside of 20 consecutive hours MI. hes
sepger failed some months ago in the attempt 70 % wv
miles IN 10 consecutive hours Since that time cohSuer
ahle has been said Of his powers OF endurance s
and his ability to ride longer distahSS t sn.n
Ioo miles. Last week purse, vi =, s-yS
was made up. The conditions simply tat nc Sh3 3
ride 500 miles In 30 consecutive hours The Ceha
veIocrede school, In the BOwery, presenting .e
snace for riding was the place selected 10 rae 40. ne
commenced at so Monday night. ana auS nlS rst
10 miles in SO minutes second 10 I'm 80 minutes ihrd ~ Ia
40 minutes fourth 10 In 80 minutes, anu th ~ IN "
mfnutes-thus making tho FIRST % n n5Ioo III .
hours and 81 minutes, the best % hlies on
record His first 100 miles was uohe III nouIs
and 30 mnutes; the second 100 I'm hours ana ~
third 100 In hours minutes; IOurth OO hours
and rs minutes and fifth IN hours ana AZ lnhutes'
His next last to the last miles was made IN the extra
ordinary time OF Is minutes ana secOhds ms ldst nVe
miles i'm % minutes and seconds; last mile III minutes
aud ls seconds coming in ~ minutes ahead OF llpe hs
actna running time for the 500 miles A. hours and 35
minutes being an average OF little over four minutes
o The mile From the sOth to 4eh miles he averaged Out
minutes and % seconds the mile He had 70 make -
cirs of the room to each mile therefore 10 accomplish
The zoe miles ne was obliged to make 10000 circuits OF he
room and turn 10000 corners BY actual weight Mels
eeuren Immediately after tie completion OF the task
weighed less by seven pounds than nc ala "heh he
gfA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22
PASSING INVEST POINT
THE NEW CURRENCY.

A few copies of the new ten-cent fractional
notes were placed in circulation yesterday. As far as
paper money be expected to compensate one for
the grateful jingle Of solid CON- these notes. crisp
to the touch aud beautiful TO the eye, Ill the require
ment but 1t is to be hoped that ere long they will give
place to something substantial and, literally less
liable TO take unto itself wings and fly" The face OF
II Is nnelychiseed countenance and beautiful witha
but the eye black and piercing and the mouth resoute
tuteary genius whose face is most generally depicted IN
watery style. Tho lettering aud engraving OF
uonal bank-note or engraving while the scrOl.wofk on
the reverse Is most beautifully and artisticay done
In printing the specimen copies the printers nave
evidently been somewhat careless, the back Of
the note Is blurred In several places THIS note measures
in width The Is cent note, which is not yet ready for
issue, but OF winch few copies have printed, has
America Tor It's Ygnette. The face Is a mild aud
pleasant one and far more beautiful than that VI Liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

HE lUhf.
THE GREAT RACE AT PHILADELPHIA BETWEEN
AMERICAN GIRL AND GOLDSMITH MAID
THE GIRL BEATEN.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-There were over
5000 people assembled on the Suffolk Park Course this af
ternoon TO witness the great for purse OF $1,000
mile heats three in Ave, in harness. between tho two
great rotng rivals for the supremacy OF the TURF the
New-York mare American Girl. and the Philadelphia
mare Goldsmith Maid. The excitement among tue spec
ators great for local pride and feelg WAS IN
terested race and the victory or GOLDSMITH au
who trained this course was anXOusB nopeu lor
the netting could be taken as any criterion or ueH OF
the result the American Girl certain 10 Wln Tor ner
NewYok admirers freely backed her in the pools NJ 500
10 500 her owner investing $1,000 a this rate on ms
mare heavy rain had fallen through the night hut
forenoon quickly dried the track and put 1t in good
condition ROden usual drove American CIR, ana
Budd Doble his own mare Goldsmith Maid The race
vas highly Interesting, and although, III the
hating on time POI had been marked, yet
the fastest heat aga In the hrst
ter In "a seconds, and length to the half in 1903 She
fell off the last quarter, and despite all Kodehs eNe
tons Goldsmith Maid beat her home by neck IN E22
American Girl still held her place avOrte despite the
losing OF the first heat and 500 to SIS still bet on her
winning She led quarter "a seconds, and To tho
half IN 1904 three lengths but, failing 10 keep MP TINS
gait she broke the lower stretch, and Goldsmith Maid
heat her home by three lengths IN 1893 The odds now
chan $50 the Maid, who carried the Grl
10 break at the turn and led her ten lengths 10 the
quarter An 35 seconds, the same to tho haf ia ll ahd
won the heat and easily, by four lengths IN 2JO
The widest excitement prevailed among the assembhge
on the OF the Philadelphia mares victory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22
THE CITY RAILROADS OF BROOKLYN.

The difficulty between the City Railroad
Company and Mr. william Richardson OF the Atantlcave.
Line OF Brooklyn has been referred 20 Gen. Slocum for
arbitration IL appears that the question is simply one
Of compensation. The City Railroad Company expresses
willingness TO allow Mr.. Richardson to their tracks
IL no will pay them fair price for doing Mr. Richard
son, the other hand, claims that he has right 10
sOn-ave Railroad Company was incorporated few years
ago they made arrangements with the City Railroad
Company portion OF their track Since last Fall
the line has not been In operation and when Mr. Richard
took hold OF rs lessee he claimed ali the rights and
privileges OF the original company. That does appear
10 be disputed. Tho dcbatabe point is that ho the
lessee Of the Atlantc-ave. Line has connected that
line the track Of the City Railroad Company, and
his Atlantc'aye cars over their tracks
obtaining the consent Of the CITY Railroad Company.
IL is said that Mr.. Richardson's right the Of
the HudsOnaye line the tracks OF the City Railroad
Company is not disputed It's conceded that e has per
feet right 10 do but the City Railroad Company
tend that II lac uses their tracks for the cars Of his Allan
uc-ave line then they are entitled TO compensation, aud,
AS already stated the matter has been placed In tho
hands OF Gen. SOcum for an adjustment No doubt IL
entertained OF an amCaDo arrangement being effected,
and Mr.. Richardson's will be running again.
Mr. Richardson who is the lessee OF the HudsOnaye.
line, claims that he has perfect right to run and
operate any portion OF that railroad" In connection with
any other railroad In tho city which Is intersected or
crossed thereby He has chosen 10 his cars from
and Flatbushaves, was, IL Is alleged originally placed
there by the Hudsonave Company aud he as tho lessee
had the same right To replace It which tho Company
would have had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
A NEW woRKMGMAN's UNION.


A movement is now on foot among the work.
lugnen Of this city, looking toward the formation OF
Workngmens Union which is to be OF protective char
acter Several meetings have already been held and
societies have expressed intention to join the
Each member Of the various comprising the
organization will be compelled 20 pay cents year
the treasury which amount will 20 ward tbe naymrut
OF incidental expenses. Each member of the various
unions represented will also pay cents month which
fund thus accumulated will be used in supporting any
body Of men represented in the Union which may 20 on
strike and which may be unable, separately TO defray
the expenses OF the strike This association Intends e1
tfyng itself with the State WOrkingmen's Assembly, the
National Labor Union, and the English Speaking Work.
ngmeus Union. The Union will also elect delegates TO
represent II in the coming Convention in Philadelphia
The dry goods clerks will indulge in n MIC
mic the 18th and the journeymen taors on the 9th OF
August.
At meeting of the Longshoremen's Union
No last evening" 10 announced that Association
numbers 22Oo members, and has bank OF
At meeting of the First Cooperative Build
ingLOt Association, held last evening, $3.50 in subscrp.
tons was received.
The work of selecting delegates to represent
the various Trades Unions OF this city, in the Convention
OF WOrNugmen 20 be held In Philadelphia in August.
will begin next week II is expected that this city viii
send strong delegation.
The strike in the cap mandatory of Marks
Brothers d. Thompson Sun continues, AT meeting Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22

sS their ANIMAL festival Taedsy Carpenters Wood. so
es from POugkeePs koDAk &c we're present Another ross
Midland Railroad at hat goinI
THROGG'S NECK.-rhe Rev. A. R. Davidson Of
1e Ss ~ Visit 70 bis botbeaa the Go1sSor ss, ~
VS nisiian%,a ''''' -
MOTT HAvEN.-The, westchester County Cold
water Societies viii Hod grsud mammoth picnic at haSs
GuSSs. The most excessive arrangement. being made j.
occasion Music will be Que Of the attractions
TOMPKINSVILLE, s. 1.-The contemplated Ia,
ssnt Of connecting sarah aud Van DasersiG ssnd
.Ipense Of S00 being vigorously pushed SJ tie trustees To
village
sTApIETON. S. 1.-The recent fair for the benefit
~ sa Lutheran Chureb sr nearly $3.50 great far
bnsht q s s. r. S" Of the Island 1s SSs.
SS success more % - having been rssled-EOs AAn
enough to free the In'titutiOa from debt
TFpcEY CITY-Dr OCallahan, while driyiRQovef
the the NswIsrsey aad was hIos ron BIS se sd
u H. ao td9 b. rec rs hf 1S SIGs re j s.
CITY Railroad vas presented On nssay .yeuna IT,
eSds reuna parade Of The Jersey CITY Ere DsDarsni s
line II is called Pax, jE aud the handsoR boat
any ferry IN this vicinity
HUDSON CITY.-Tlle schutzenfest was continued
the festival u be croan Day Ot5e Kns aad as as1ss q
the crazy woEan S iI y ib 70 stsPs he, Ssah
and ueeerd hat for hs timely isso0,0 o. Oaesr
been ong enough Newesy to JUSTLY tue authorities 10 receive hs
the state Lunatlc Asylum
age from the boase Rev Bills some days ago. sd
has been seen since by bis friends
NEWARK.-Dr. Petrie, arrested some time since
on charge selling u Re,"ues'aeps foE Ehsh ne eaSesag
marks had By the Of esencas ssd placed on.f
custody yesterday on SIMILAR
charge and held additional S4E AiehhlrI hats
drfaaiiug the Revenue BY TIE sale
~ bishv on vbch had ph ComHouer whitehead
held lin In 81 600 appear for eIiiustiOs on Friday BeIt
pATFRSON,-Tb Young girl Emma Long. who,
s air Years ago was tired County for Killing little child
BY throwing down well Aer taxing ~ ays az "o
~ n vea The STATE Prison. has pardoned Tour y beng
ste o her term Tor good conduct Nhe prison. She e i
we're Yesterday north eud Of the Paterson ard ATArs kA
wsy.A boz gf u.s. gamed tsus,a yss,er1a ~ D
me Johns G. Church have eonnOaiei Sy 70
E Psnsl 6d 10 be His Holiness By Bishop bailey 10
Pa Coat SUNDAY Schao Umon viii bold ~ Convention 70 s
E,,st Reformed Church aud evening The pens t
day are those of the the Holy Communion ana OF me orae
SUNDAY The advance locomotive on We fAteoa u
NeVk RAILROAD appeared Yesterday With small army OF
m ADVANCE Chef Engineer Prugn SAYS that the Junction s s
Ee ack viii be b. tonight which completes the roAe eI
cept ballas,rg o.. .
HACKETTSTOWN-Th Trustees of llaeketts,
snd accepted an esumAe 81 p
sar toe erection Of the Seminary budinR
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