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IHHrcZ to N. Romero on tho Mexican
Sltuallon-.F11c Last Flicker OF q
Gfoundfcas Hope.
{TtunalatIon.1

fAso DEL SoRrE. Aug. IT. 1875.
sfT DEAR SIN: Notwithstanding tho a7-
tfon i still the same, for they have failed to
obtnin nny victory as the result Of thei7 mill
tary movement, and hare not succeeded il
destroying the legitimate Government Of tue
Republic, which was thefs principal object.
Had Zen. SceEetc remained IN the staies Of
Sucsa Leon, Tamauiipas and Sun Luis, c.
cuQytng their attention, as is now being done
hy Gems. Escotndo, Mendez, Corii1aa and
Aguierre, tho movement would not bavc been
made; but BriEcourt, seeing the force dfsap-
pear which had laenaced him in Coahni;a, re-
solved to march upon this State; still, after
haying expended much money and traTcrsc1
nn enormous desert, lie Las arrived, and has
encountered nothing; for ofthe force led by
NeEretc IN his retreat, I Ind ordered part
10 Coahlf1a aud part to Durango to fol11 the
forces Of Patoni sud Coronn, and the rest had
been disposed In the mountains near ChiEua-
ernor, Don Manuel OInagn.
as the enemy, IN bringing the strength OF
his forces into this State, has weakened his
line from the Interior, our forces have com
mcEecd attacking hin in detail, and with good
success, following strictly the system OF not
accepting open hattie, and Of not allowing
ourselves to DC slut up ID the towns.
On the 14:h inst. reached this placc, where
/ have established for the present tile resi-
Iencc Of tho Government.
It will he very difficult Tor the enemy to fol-
low lis here; ond should they do 50, il would
be without avail, and ;wiu render their condI-
tion still worse, for they will not succeed In
destroying the Government, which wifi only
remove to some other convenient point within
the National territory, whllc they will hare
increased their distance 10 500 leagues from
the capital Of the so~callcd Empire, in the de-
fense Of which, now that our forces arc about
to ope1 an activo campaign In the interior,
they Will be Unable to assist.
Patoni, Corona anil VIllagra arc opetntlne
upon Durango; rurblitn, In The State 81
Gl,anajuato; Arteasa, Regnles, Salayan and
Riva Palacio, In the State Of @Miehoacan Al
varez upon Iguala md Cucrnaraca Gracla,
who has replaced Gen. Diaz In TIC States of
Vera Cruz, OaJaca, Chtapas and Tobasco
aud Escorelo, Meu1ez, coItiuas anu Agaler,e
in the States Of San Luis, Tamanlipas, Nueva
Leon and Coahl1ila; while Generals lsosa!es,
Rubio, Pasquiero and Garcia arc operating
IN the States Of Souogn aud Slnaloa.
Allthesc chiefs arc Of the opinion that the
time for attacking the enemy has arrived, for
the rcnson o: his weakness, through tho large
distances over which lis lines arc extended.
shall soon he able to write to you confirm
ing the correctness Of my calculations, which
are based upon the knowledge which hare
Of the situation OF our country.
BES1To JuAREz.
, 1865-09-26

=, Erw YoHK, Sept. rs The 1s1tunsS letter from
Tallal,as.cc, on the Eth, Rsys: Correspondents
!. 70 be found anyxhe7e ia Floyiaa. II Eel. he
military spirit and pride Of the south ts broken,
and think cannot be revived during the contjau.
arce Of this generation. Infinite disgust at the
wnr With aH Its appendices and
trappings generally preyaiis. IN con.
ficl With Q foreign power, It would not be safe
for the Government to depend on anything like en-
thustastie support, simply because Of This disgust
There fs little il any disposition 10 brshwhackins
Of guerilla watfare, and only the most lnconsdera
etareFT uill be te-e5ta6ifshed,
, 1865-09-26

SCw TonK, Sept, 25.-0o1d is somewhat 1ess
active. The check to business in the dry good.
naorket produces diminished demand for goods
duties ppon fosegn fabries are conseoaentiy less M
active. This TACT. ard THO expectation Of q mod.
tratc Gnonnt Of gold coming into the street from
produced Temporary decline Il, thc nrem,pm' In
The downward tendency is partially helped by .
slfght yielding III the strength OF foreign exchange,
The Price has ranged at 133iGS1&39x this uorning.
, 1865-09-26

NEw foRK, Sept. s5.-The 1pa.s' Washington
epecial says The Secretary Of the Treasury has
already, within short time, recorded the nares ol
over four hundred unfortunate feuala petitioners
fnr places, besides oyer one hundred malr In nihcf
departments where female clerks are employed. nc
like proportion OF applications is filed. Now, tlc
ttath Of the matter IL; and It should be known over
the country, that in all tue departments there has
beeu reduction In tic cezcal fosre md not,rith.
standing this there yet remains tho fnll strength to
condnet the busincss Of Government easll5 and
promptly. The Secretary OF the Treasury il now
considering EoH best he may dlspenae .Tii thsser.
Elces q hhoAe my female clerks EIthonr throN!ne.
tic Indies upon the world without the c,ens Of o.
cUpatior.
, 1865-09-26
Had Foundations in Chfcn"o.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
An editorial WIS published In your paper
ftw days since, Upon Tia subject og
foundations IN the sonth put Of the city,
particularly On Wabash arenue, in the nesshbor.
hood ofwheze the new church edtfees haye been,
and ase now being built.
As your article gave M opportunity fo1Hi1ana
AbK, tsuppo.ed 10 te deeeauaent ftpu Grand
Master Hiram Abif1 to make aisplay Of the t1adt-
tons handed down to him rom old; and %
the subject has become no decidedly public.
]. having had to do NTH soae of the buildings
referred To, feel 1t my duty to make few remarks
tn relation to Il. The writer would give the coa:
nunlty to unncrstaad that The toWur ofths dsst
Baptist chuzta ass - bAd'y ssttlsd tat
, 1865-09-26

Soldiers Dcelinin. Coprertsead fomina-
tion.-lnterestin. Political and Per-
@onni 1tcIus-Surrcy for a New Rail-
ro0d.
fspecla1 Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
UEs Mo1SEs, Sept Is.
There Is but one man Of Company D, etrh infan.
try Benton'a regiment, Who will vote for Benton,
and he voted for Mcclellan against Lincoln,
Sergeant John Lovn,an, one OF tue EoldEers Of
the saftaut osrd, who vas put on The Coppc1head
county ticket by the possums, has declined the
doubtful honor. The possum ticket il hroak1ng
tnnke badly, the boys hk1ng their old co.ors best.
Hon. 4. ". Hubbard has returned ftoua biz tous
10 The Indian agencies, where he has been taking
testinaopy as one OF TIE committee Of Investigation
appointed by ConSTEss.
Charles Dtrnbanu, soldier, declines to zun for
1Eeasurer on the possum ticket In Wape1lo county.
Ills reasons tnatu1y nrc that lie cauno, co-ooeratc
win tue nen who fought Iowa soldiers during the
Wnr.
A preliminary eurrey viii Rood b. male for
tntIFpad frpu ChillfcotGe. NO.. 10 this c{fY.
, 1865-09-26

Death Of an old CItIzcn-Surreme Court
AnftnE-1dtourn1n Of the Circuit
Collrt-An Obstinate Priest Re-Arrcst-
cd.
Especial Despatcl 10 the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LoC7s, Sent 23.
Archibald cazr, an old citizen o{ st. Louis died
at hs rcstdcnce yesterday. aged 6 yca.s. Mr. Car
was the first cit5 Recorder Of st. Louis, had been
Councilman and School Director for eevesn1 terms,
and was one Of the Presidential Electors Who
elected Cen. Taylor IN 1S4s. He was universally
esteemed for his strtues ard hi. moral worth.
The Supreme Court this mornlns, On motion Of
Henry Il. Clover. made absolute the rule forbid
ding the Circuit Court to take further proceedings
in the Injunction cage against James >. Thomas,
Walter Lovelace, David Wagner and others. Tna
Grand jury was dismissed thts morning by Judge
I14mm, having gotthroush with their labois. They
did not find m indictment asalnst minister,
teacher corporation officer. trustee, deacon Or elder
Father Miller, the prfest, Was arrested second
time at Jefferson City la:t Saturday, for again
rcnuIred 10 ctye kai1 10 tic anprnt of 81 0fl -
, 1865-09-26

The St. Louis Aidermauso Delegation.
NV foEK. Sept. a3.-At an early hour ye.tes-
day morning delegation ffom the municipal ofii-
object Of the visit Is to view The vsrtou. municipal
insututions Of our citT, NJ they hare already doac
ihose Of Philadelphia, md asrRa.d to pro :eed to
Gnnthe1 this ulorn;n: sud we're received IN COURT
eons EnenneE. The 1epufat on were conducted
thro1eh TIE city fia After which they LEFT to make
q tour Of the city. The Mayor assured them any
information ho could rive ia teearl to our munf-
s,pal legislation would be chseff1Iy Afforded The
dcputanon bare made tho AstoE House their head
quarters. seFe.nl members Of the Hoard Of Coun-
e3tnen assembled fhis Afternoon and appointed q
Committee 70 Escort the visitors to Brch places OF
tutc5Gst they lie ire Ia rfsft r.
, 1865-09-26

Secure More Speedy Shipments.
New fonk, Sept. 45.-The Secretary Of the Treas
Nfy and comua!!HicneE OF Internal Revenue have
now under consideration circular, which viii be
issued II day Or two, to be directed to the Gov
esnnent Tax Collectors. with vfew OF relieving
tue holders Of cotton In the Southern States 1t Is
tocnd that these cotton holders a1p generally una-
nle to PAY the Immense tax. etc. required by the
At q July 1eGl, to be paid before shipment to
the Government agent in the nearcst locality or dis
1ttt ia which tue cotton may be found; aid It is
alao found tmpsact'eable, a1d sometimes i,npossl-
PIE, Tor the cotton-cwnerz In the South TO obraio
sae reGufsfts funds By hypohecatfng their staple.
Ihe iaW a. hefetofore Construed eeeus to present
au tnsE{mnuntable obstacle to the shipment OF cot
ton to Northern ports, before the Goyerhent assess
ment Should be paid, bnt the Secrtasy OF the
treasury, with the aid Of the Commtastoner Of In
tespal leyepue. has, it Is believed discovered ulan
~ which OWNERS may clip their cotton to Northern
markets. and pay the Government charges at these
points Should thia plan be ca111ed out 1t s7I r.
lease and send to The Northern market IN immense
enonhS o. property which il now lied up IN tha
OF the law.
, 1865-09-26

nnuSs~1cK, Me., Sept. .5.--The skowbecsn ,Ho-
tel. IN Skoshegap, WIS totally destroyed by g,9 at
an early hour this morning. with the greater por-
tion Of the furniture and tie ELECTS OF III 1nmaies
Logs nom twelve to fifteen thousand dollars. uurl
Is partially insured.
, 1865-09-26

New IoRK, Sept s5,-Fathcr McKcnna, pastor
OF tic Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy, Who recently
Iet1rnsd from visit 10 Europe. pEcachsd sermon
yesterday and took uecaslon to condemn the
atates it was creating great tr6nbla Ii IEr,sad,
Come Young men have been transported In conse-
gueucc, end be earnestly advised that members Of
movement - ''-~- -
, 1865-09-26

A PhJaIclan Murders Ills Vito and
Daughter and then Commits Suicide.
pCEroeE 1owa- Sept. ea--A terrible tragedy oc-
cus1cd at Fair Play, Wis, eereu n,ilcs from the
CITY, Mis morning. Dz. HataeF, Of thst saage d1ed
targh,es hearing hes nnthe1 e:y fo1 help rushed
into the rooE,, when he turned and fired on her,
The hall taking effect In her forehead, killing her
the revolver. iniictine mortal njnry, and ended
the tragedy hy cutting his GIVE Throat with lantet,
Mrs NAineJ md the Doctor were nliye at
Last xrcounte. hut there WIS little tt hnY
hopes Of their recovery. Ur. HoEr
otths city has lust left for TIE scene. The dsngh~
Ter " hou ur: Hatucy Killed, wos married wou1an,
with one child. 1ler husband Ii expected home
from Idaho daily, Soparuculare received a. to the
FArGR
, 1865-09-26

NEW YoRK, Sept. a5.-The H0ri1 has letter
carse Il dead. II Juasez Ncrc ab1e to gather Into
one corps the troops that acknowledge Ills autho-i-
ty, be wopid not hare more than tD,03D men, aud
!y armed and weIl organized regiments. The ruth
Is all the wealth and Intelligence Of Mexico ara en-.
listed upon the side Of MadnsllIan. The,e i 10
portion ofthe country into which the ImperfalIsts
might not eale1y and successfully penetsate.
, 1865-09-26
KoHt:R1rex

sISa srSG. y. =. Sept s5.-Thc gzcat four oased
the ntglin brothers, Of .xew York clfE, for the
championship Of America and stake Of ea,0o0,
e. same on On ,hs river OPPOSITE this village toda:
was won by the Wa1d brofhers. they beating their
opponents forty fire seconds. The distance rowed
, 1865-09-26

bos1oS, sept c5,-Tac Concord National Hank
one and two o'clock today, while the Coshcr VIVA
H. of Snsd ;hs ss honGs 1GsIsa sa Of
belonged to the hank and depositots. o"4'9s
, 1865-09-26

ox4RA+ Sept 2s--Gen. Curtis. Col. Tnyiut anA
~ snstasey. OF tho Co1nnissaon to make Treaty
9! peace WITH the Northwestern Tribes, hare reached
an4 Sturgeon Wood. They expect 10 reach Faft
SnAy. Nhcsc the great council Is to be held. in
aeouk mo Week:, NQv. Edmonds viii Join thsm 1t
, 1865-09-26

NEW YonE, Sept. s5,--Ia pa1donins a distiu-
cuehed Southcsuer tine other day, srss the Fes!s
special, the PIesident told him te 60 home md
urge the election OF men to Congez6' who wopld
tte psesident eaid, to send men 10 Constcns who
, 1865-09-26

Especial Despatch to tie Chicago Ttibane.]
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept, Is,
Alter eeseu hours discussion, tho ostlinanee Of
nous vote ="
, 1865-09-26

destruction Of q 12ofIln. nIlli.
C1SCESSAT1, Sept. 25.-Thc Coripgtoa {Kyl
rolling mills we're destroyed BY fire On Saturday
rtyht. Ioss S20,g0O
, 1865-09-26

Gen. Grant 10 Arrive to.day-Prepara-
tio1fs for His Rccepttoo-Thc Johu-
son County Fa2r-Po1ttieaf Matters III
a1ic Fifth District.
{speciA Despatch to the Chicsso Tr1bune.]
1sD1ASArolts, Sept. es-
"A despatch VIE received by Gov, Morton toby
announcing that Lieut. Gen. Gront vi1l arrive in
this city TOMORROW noon. he wifi b. tendered q
public WELCOME IN The State House grounds IN The
afternoon By the citizens, and a reception in the
Statc House Hail In the evening. 4 laise meeting
Of citizens was held this afternoon to make the nee.
cssazT azangcmeats, md The csIy council viii prob
, 1865-09-26

Iankton. md Commissioner Read at Crow Cre.k.
From the tatsst intelligence It IN doubtful whettcr
manE lntians H1lt le at Fort Suliy to meat them.
SibIcy, should he 10 Ut Fort Sully. lion A. ".
EahhaIu+ CT the Congressional Committee to ia-
f;Estgafc iuttau aaalss, accompanies tte commits
, 1865-09-26

EAsn1EG7oy, Sept. IA aew jssuc Of CifF-
cent functional currency VIII shortly be made 10
p!Gcc 4he LAST issne. which, fss hern greatly coun
terftited. The head OF the TreAxu11 hlr. Spinner,
Viii take the plaee q the fa.ure Of Iastiee. Ths
new tencent cufrercy wall soor appear, printed on
common baas.note paper.
, 1865-09-26

Con- olidat1on Of Freet1menss Aid Soc1-
ctIe%-DrEnnIxAtIon Of t3ae Associate
Tho North Cnroltnn Convention
Election OF rDcle::axcs-Nesg Fractional
CurrcurT-Icceapf Of Internal Revc-
uue.
Especial Despatch 10 the Cticago Trl5uoe1
NAsInScToy. Sept. 35.
The leading Freedmcn'e Aid Societies, East and
West. haEe recently cousolidated. and under tLs
title Of the American Freedmen's Aid Commission
will hereafter operate through single Organization.
1af. step hiss net with the approval Of the Freed
mems BUREAU, and Secretary viii be located IN
Aie cfts. who viii he In constant Communication
NTH the Bureau. through whom al communIcs.
tioue from lecal organizations md branch societes
my be brought 10 the attention OF tue proper oil.
cefs Of the Government or oi the proper agents o.
.atrsss III rssos t.. a T. fs Z x9 aed .5 II ss4sa sss
Late Secretary OF tie Northwestern freedmen's !
I'D Commfeefcn At Chcaco. Nj. Shipterd Is no~
Il Ills ty .s1aaSt1t; io5 tas 9peD'as el g ose
OF the New Commission.
TIE SoR1H cAnoLtSA coSSEyr1os.
The following telegram from COY Holden, in re-
ls.ion to the eleciton Of delegates to the North
Soae 5aif % q tss stsfe hsssi i9oa s1 resat os a
ga,!'Rf Sub men n srs sles,ea = rsa5se%
den, 1hcmp4un, Ba9ter, Iark. start-ack Gtliian1s,
Gziscoru, Wright. Smith OIL ohnston, Logan, uhr1is
SaittthNatt etc"
TSTEEEA1 NEyEECE.
The receipts from Internal Rcscnne since the drzt
Of July have announced 10 -, ,6Gl. .43l Receipts
Last veek were nearly seven millions.
NEW ISSUE or FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
The Secretary Of the Treasury decided 10 issne
NO rnozr Of the old fifty ccnt fractional currency.
md VIII shortly Issue m kubstatuiio1. new mole
somewhat similar, beaEin. the visnettc Of Hon. F.
F. Spinner, United States Treasurer. The rt2al Of
the old Issue is in consequence Of the alarming ex-
lent Of couutesfeits Of ihat denomination of fac-
uouM clHrucJ-
LEpENIJIoSA.
Trio hundred md ei-ty pine thouEsud one hno-
dred aud tix dnlIas4 in fractional currency nad
t6J0e, !e0 In certificates Of indebtedness were IT.
deemed ut the Tte=stry irkt week.
, 1865-09-26

the EFope1IcT 1tuCKcJe Sunk IN the Sts
Lass'rence-S1x Lives Supposed to
hare been Lost,
, oGpEssaunou, n. T., Sept. a5--Tbe propeller
bnckeye, q The Northern Transportation Line, let
acre On Saturday evening with passengers and
Gay she stsuek senkeu rock near Ceossiver light,
n N 5ha y. lawrence River, mile aboye 0ak Point,
aud fnak In serenity feet Of water. The passengers
Hefs asoased. but hardly had time 10 realize their
hSrl when the boat slid from the rock and s1os.
@ ahree 2ssse@nGess 4 @ are known 70 have been lo:t,
aaIca a hfs; 0;Nfei, Of oswego, and Mrs. aud Miss
th1ee nea wess seen In tie water, under the etes,
aud y tcated they also were lost There was not
sWeny nin9tes time a,er the vessel struck beEore
~ hInk. lhe surviving passengers weet brought
t2 ih1s ctr b. the steafnc9 Chsmpson Of the RoJa!
M0l Line. lha low water and extreme darkness Of
Ele nll a1e lhe Eeasops EfYcn for the sad acr1le0t
, 1865-09-26
THE ST. ALBANS ROBBERY.

still in Canadian Handx-Ucfuuud or
the U. S. Governments for the Il e.naIn.
der.
bans. Vermont, Of the 1rraid, contadicts a feuoFt
s:hich he's been generally circulated, to the eect
that Tho banks Of that place have hal refunded to
Stolen [n1m them on the 18th Of list October, by
the rebel ralders. He sny% that the tot1l amount
stolen Was ovcr sa1A co., and that of this only tg0
Secretary Seward has made demand or The British
Government for a restitution OF the remainder. on
The ground that before tie mid took place some Of
template 4. and lhat they ass1scd the scou1lyels n
mailing their escape, and threw all possible ohsta
cfes til the way Of their arrest and punishment The
u The Canadian Government ID TIC matter,
, 1865-09-26

W4su1SoEos. Sept. as.-Hon. john Wilson,
Third Auditor Of The Treasury Department. ,rho
position, has entirely recore1Ad,
The opinion ha4 beea expressed, 9ishln. tbs list
, 1865-09-26
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Il Chaplain Wnnted-A Regiment OF
the Trnck-N1nitary Troubles-The
Monument Funa-Churc1l Dedication
United States Court Eattera-MEft-
tarF Items.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibunc.]
sPatsor1E1D, Sept. Is.
Religious matters at Camp But1er are badly de-.
sansed. 1hetc are about twenty-five patients in
the Post Hospital, md between four hundred md
tye hundred in the General Hospital, besihcs fye
Companies Of United States volunteers, but no
Chaplaip 10 attend to their spiritual needs. The
Chaplain who has been stationed at that post nas
mustered out Of service come time aso without any
nGt1ce being gfycn to tho Commander Of the Post,
Or to the Chaplain himself Col. Provost, the Post
Commander, regrets tho matter very much, and. Is
se7y deerous that Chaplain shuuld be assigned 10
that post there Is great need OF oue. Ia case Of
deaths among soldiers at that place, 4 message has
10 BE- Sent 10 Springfield. scyen mica distant for
prayer said over his head.
orr TIE TRACE.
The 15sth regiment WAS paid OF At Camp Bntler
to-day, and while large number OF the regiment
were a rotte for Springfield on the Great Western
the boys escaped damage, eare few bruises.
e: \ MILITARY DIFFICULTY.
At the time the 14th, 18th and sd regiments III
volunteers were detached from the Army OF the
Tennessee and put into a brigade and ordered
aeroEs thu rlalns, great dissatisfaction was rtcated
among the aolalels Of these regiments and large
number Of them, when they reached st. Louis n
tutde for Icayenworth, took French 5l1-lough"
rlsit horne. Among these were the very best mea
IN The regiment who h1d serred faithfully for over
touz years.. Amer fer days absence they refo:ned
thcif regiments, but by the order Of fheir brigade
commander werc marked rs deserters, with the loss
Of all paf Or bounty now Or that may become due,
and to be dishonosab1y discharged. The bays nat
uEal'5 aemuIrc1 at this, and they now demand
martial Will not punish them 80 severely There
arc ahont 200 soldiers in the three Regiments com
prtsng this brigade that are in this unfortunate Pc
S1flnu -
, 1865-09-26

Massachusetts volunteers, Was mustered out today
an.i lsrgc number len for the West, mherc they
were recruited
, 1865-09-26

CAIRO, Sept. a5.-Eleven hundred bales Of cotton
passed for Cincinnati, four hundred for Evansville,
four hundred md ftteen for st. Louis, and eighty
for Boston.
, 1865-09-26

teu tass By c:mps'ent Judges tbs: thc project esr
/ og.'absl:N!nG En Executive nurean 1T The White
, 1865-09-26

The town is nf course full Of rieItors aul accom-
modat4one art becoming slightly sc1rcc, With The
visitors 1e the usual luhR1 OF burglars and pick.
pockets. A good detective force Il on hand, how.
ever, 10 arrest their dtr.edatious.
, 1865-09-26

"a a. nuhLc meeting held in Richmond On Satur-
sitns; Eons;. A1. Fendletou one of the Con:Ess+
ssd h. who can't swallow the test oath.
,,srt ~ -; t;oupHt It VII yretrhed polcy On the
inr .s,t,s e siate 10 end 10 Washington dcleea
nsss *e tn sse SS,ei quaincaon consltod IN rcadi-
1na, tmpose 70 suhii Is nj tbe r;ra3 aaq1say Tora.
ant mesitanle PERHAPS 10 court nd foljc,t
q eo01naasaoa Of policy wblch excludes tom
, 1865-09-26

Desperate Struggle with j Shurk-4la
Eye. but In Horribly Torn III the En-.
, 1865-09-26

unsatisfactory. The letters from our special cor-
respondent fprrish clear conception Of The policy
Of the Government With the tribcs occupying the
l,eaustCa1 aud fertile 1ndisu Tet11ury. They also
show, to some extent, the teup.- Of the Indlsns.
which doc. nc, appe4 to have beea altogether NJ.
uf tbe tsibe+ exnss,ted ,rrr-t ts,s ths~ ,,sa nj
found taelr .souaaan nrothaes in The cosucit, md
o,hcrs ca,e uumistatable 1olcns Of the,r ;rn,a,.-
ure uhen tnfnrued tbat they ron,t .,so,tsh s.rc,r
Cen a,llv,a crncst,;on - ns.,,,s 1oIc
f.t,1,, tr -,,. tr.stn. ~ ~ r.as.s -, ~,
sv s,ceoro-,tshss .o,,s -a1-sh,s 49,
1s.u' 1"t a.. 1.s.,sta sn'e -.D s. ~.
=. - ~ -. - 1 a..,1.s ann. - 49, ~; ~.
~ - -. 10. - .a et;aa.t. ,.ha.to :. 10. i,.aa
ss "a ss.. a1a 49, on,,ct IT, ~ fas, TS,
a' s We -. ~, ~ F.t 49,
the present euste5s nave tne 1asa ,na1
1AeEe Is well defined outlet which Enns notsa mo
Pcmhlna river, and these surseys ate connfmed o5
the reports Of The half-hrceda Nho have long oesn
familiar with the county, There Is no Inlet 70 fae
Lake, 1ts alutade above the sea is one thousand
1eet. chlntec {Heast} ELL on The southern shore,
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-07-27
No. III. Home Department
Third Division.

: UU UccD FCSOV1DIO
Committee-Dr EDWARD TAYLOR, Sr.,
JOHN I. HAIGHT,
tU Mrs. G. II. VAN MATER,
Mrs. 7. v. DUBOIS,
Mrs DIR. J. R. CON0VER