davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-06-29
4 RAID OF HORSE THIEVES.


nfnn.-A DEN eg 1lor>e Thser-~
Efpken e..
1tasTc, rooc~oce 81. fsri Tr<sA. eetxs .a.s-l
The qutet Jiitle village Of C1rzrx4ier w2s
tho scsze OF quite IN exe'sru1t.lt "a Noaaav
and Tnc.day, The 18th and 18th fnsta-. den cf
apd wagons Fccoycfrd- The xccI rfe<ious
4 frau of to1%e4 had hecn s&17eu Euu DR..
Wakefield, Of Nuuiacello, sad 90 n1ees xlts1-
essT Of the cssofs< a1ktn sE The 1lirvcA <~sala
s,c loucd. i Fcxard ~a& o1e7ed 10. 1tt4< re-
eoyerr. dslsccsat teareh ~aA :nade- but With
sunday MI hi. TIC isth. wagon vas stolen
from ibc Ixt tni>es of VI. Ealoa- ot ueas-
water, and tic oex1 Gnosnirs its lf1eks weEe
forud oa the rtad TO Fatraasea-. party o5
two tH thzte Ntn1 IN s<a1eh of The sas<uo.
i+c1In* euutdeui o3 *ocee$x- E4 II xat q13:c
<aay to track During the sozeu<oa tbe
4asxu ~a4 ni.eaFcErd eoaeczled IN the
bptt,es st.out fvur miles y CT cf cae4r&x2er-
some tla1kc4k xeTe lying s33e;a a.aih. End
ihe di4errc7c1s, ftN tnc The slIeses ruiSt1 be
conesaled h ttesn- G1rd $50: n=as thesahzt
DO tlI-se~ H e7r thefe- Ibe reg rr.aEued-
snd in the Afternoon ;..:s s.s .ea wetl
armed fuen went on Alter H. ~ .o1, 2o3 10
1uxkr further tesrxh-
>utd4nlv II. fas a tsrke earcr. each ga q
3ne llsx t.prt<, sidsLE ra}361y AHsF. / $40:
VA 6ftc ri .hetn+ but CID Dol ssks e:cSt- SO
| lber +te,, di-zpp<11ed IN The itsek o:4sA.
I The raf4x returned with thr ~1ruu, zod &C
| 7bt day scll..~ M fr.eEtd es-1rca w1s made,
l md tie hurs4x Stk5tn from D7- Wsks3elt
| we4e tot=ad euc<4 Aled l. tha-x ls:I.t snd.a
b,I1,iae. ED Ind rstdtrstIs tacen ~iihoa,
| lo<,d ct care stnec sbe day t.<r-~- \ *<ytht
ans 4ut,Dd. and tte snefxaseA kad been t-"wf9
~ Gt1tc m cx1e7t~ n.ttsc>s1.- :ssa. 1Se 3hseTss
Esd u.<d 1Le rIsce n a sr~oH hcx some ttsne
- III. o tie s41As had Frnwa IN rome pts>e.
| alror.t sulnsisn:iy f..f 4 eerood eE.t1ag. :
sr1l assortment u camping usso.A. wer
anand. a1>o Aouf. su=zs. salt. fa.Ts. eud
| r.. olives. The place 11 eanet1lHeut wa4
a sh1ck. bn.ht. out o:~she~uay rlAr<, A+idn1
sl.ited By nan, and ii rr4o.t 10: i csa Q
taEtcs- The 1AT:y retained sst.sara9cI!y
aud haprier m1r We seldazu ace 1lza va
| LII. Nakefe1d ia The recove1y OF L-s .soe3cs.
, 1866-06-29

:. :. :.
3nncs the power OF otness. In como dit'sacts
hundred votea elect anemoef Of farha-
mcu1. IN o1acFs So'~o VOICE arc sequ'sco.
A1elana Is "''Fse oppressed occaase stl!
smaller proportion oi her people vote. rnd
those Asii more anequa'ly. 10 soalh eafo,
laa ooa3 Que tn .nee N ~. u
tao o.neI t"o Ae ionL'y 11A.asea. 11s
noa eass 20 ssc tnh. lns pa1'y VI on'se'eu
sou'ass - e'e's wn. .ao ~ =: nocl'ys
.1s s..s ~ t ~ .-ss4 n.-.s,- ..s - -
se1a. ~ a ~ Ys1n nJ.,,. - CO. Urn, ~.
rse.e ".. 80, -. -. -. pS.,.1 rTy1.
,,,apt 1"os. ~hr rar,d r. +.sr n".,Ia H.
,rs1.na ,r.e Nv cir,n1 rrt-er<,1 .nsTs..x ~
- .,aar,. .,nss..- - ~. -. seu.s
- ,sJr - r.h.s1ss c.. . Is.s....- f"ss
{, 80. ~, s.a,,,s ,rtts. ..ss4.,. ~
ar,n,t.s- .,,,-.,, - w., ~tnH-.. go az.
a.. ,.rh+ ~ .,,.y.. Tns...,s ~ s.a
en-. rsts. ,,s ..e 49, ~, -. n Sn.. ~ .,a 114
IT,. = 49, ,u-..s.. 49, ~. ~
t,,ar. 11n,,,.,,.s.. - e s,s1 ~ ''o'
n.y. - 49, ~, y. s3 mr., 13o s''e'
n. s..s., ~ n,,, ,
=. .,.a 80 - $500, ~ oA "ou4u
o.her b.,s A.. ,x..ssut,. 1 ~
1,a- ~ ~. c....s %
a1a,r ,.h,,sna ,a.e.. ~, r.-.1s,. y. ~.
eaa w. Taes.H ~. ~ .acs ~. ~.
~ rs1. .r.S ns's s ~ ee,. ~ vs.
,,n.,,as. ~ ss ol, -
D.ta...s p:,, r.ss~,.:,- ~ ~
- ~, '"0 ."' W
1.,. ,,.,
e,.as.1es -. - :. S,'.n -. o., m u.'
| -, - ~ -, Ae'
.1.'. - to -.
49,. ~4'A'>a >ou'te VI
, 1866-06-29
The Crest Lurahef BOOM ON the SUx~
QHxh4p4A &&YEx.

48ERAnAA 4&AT&xs
lwlla7.stIe Letter Ptaiatetpnt1 Ptess, sssh tuss1
This ancient citE Is situated on the West
Branch Of the Sm4uehano& River thirty
eight Mills shows he junct1op OF The North
Branch Il Is peculiarly houKnhtn%. the
county seat OF Lfeomt.e County aud the
principal lnmbeF p<oducing nAft east Of the
Aueehzntea~ Nearly one hundred and my
Millions Of feet Of lumber are annually mauu-
hetnfed here, .ith = constantly increasing
arm OF rsodoc:ion. Tbs building Of many
ucw saw mills Eas commenced Ia 1851 and
Will be adding to the already immense
amount Of manufactured lumber during the
present year.
court. Jurors and others paid visit to the
- saft boo1n, :" located on The South Branch Of
the SosQueAAnnAr begfuhtog about four miles
aboye zhe city, and extending up The river
distance of sK mil<s- In the party wese Sen
ators Graham, Bingham the 1ate Speaker Of
the Eouse, and laEKe number Of the n1em.
bers Of The press. No mere description Of
the =" BOOM would convey to tha reader =
inst Idea OF its hamenalty and utility 4 ~
lies at pt<1s are huilt midway IL The xtseS,
fssrened with heavy chslns = kind Of d.stingg
= bonm1 msy be uooset to the shore or
un1rd out It pleasure Logs are eut N the
cnuntSes Of Centre. Clinton, Cfexznetd. Elk.
NcKeao, de-, hsuled to the rtver, and rolled
h. e1c4 6AVEuK E0e 9" He3 1SS14Els1490 aaa1 -
Ihrse lngs mske their way down the stream.
md when the3 Reseh the bead Of the "booun. -
uen xse constantly on the alert to sec that
they ind thefr vay into The aoatinx tirnbe.
nrst. 1t lie paeseut time It il estimated
thai theze szr nooo 900 lo9s b the *'eooIn y
| which when eAWed viii 5sela &nu0,1u 1eei
| Of eIeax sx1ds- Ove1 LOCO u.sn are constant
| i engaged IN cutting logs IN The pine forests
| foatlor then 10 the DOOM rafllnx theu
| out. sautrg them and seDdnE the 1zmhEf K
market TO this +4boom~h Wulla1nsroFt II
dehtrd TO- rs great and Erowfng prosperity
, 1866-06-29

zr,,rxx Of .te Political %1tust1su-ra-
trr E.gt,rr ors..nr,a ra.,a-atss Haur.
~.-a r. en'n.x,n,~-x;r x;r.nr...>.tr xke-~o,
,,o., ~ s,c., x,a,,.- cs.rr~n~s .r,..r
..s".- ~ ~. .~s,. a-s.1s~.r ~.
.s y. 1e..~...,-~
tenPs :" sns
fCofsespoadet'ee Of The esaeaso 1nfaae.l
LKAvEx~oRTH. ksnAa'. Suoe = tses.
The ovation rendered TO Sidney elark, the
1.r,,,rse..atiyc Of Ibis State. while ii his
,,o,ne In r. wrrnce. the home Of Iaue. uas
ans ~ ri ~ ~ - r.n.s ,hst sccc1cr,,ed thc rrtrrn
OF Lane TO Washington. Ire sccfet e"atui"
iatiops held With the Collector OF Internal
n-renue, \ man who supports ..sny ra.,es''
~ -. r-rrn1.rr pnoat. and who /, nov
.'.t.. 49, Ie,'.,. p.tt..; ,.,,~ ~nor-lh ,or,.
of*a1ous o. .'e'os ".a tua< ea 4t W "
cculfmed by q radical Se9a2<e+ sn'osn neo
1ecns Henry that "distaaoe won1d tend
euchantmcot." &C., and that the c1tEao:dl-
,.rr and .tr,nrr ar4ion of The reop1r In r.
as tt- AN 80 .rt,s-,,v -.
snffne 10 seeesse a'oa via .n5 Psou.'s' o'
c<en Acknowledge him - being u hAnAaa,
was the result OF his ttrzchefy and rerhdJ 10
the reoplr EAo 10 hoposcd him. The edosts
81 NJ. frind. Al len~tn n,rrailed. md hc ~ss
, 1866-06-29

Nr. John S. Zimmc; man son VI The late
City Clerk Of Chicago hss settled 1T Nary
vile. .illoupt Count =. East Tennessee, where hc
has started q school. The people of tia. .nouu-
1aic district arc very poor, and lavc had few
opportunities OF education. Nr. Zimmerman
t.utls great obstacle In the want Of school
looks Of every kind, Of which almost every
Northern tn1n,ly has surplus for which they
llavc no usc. These dc>Iruus 10 ail lin may
.e11d their books during tho wcrk to Street &
icasson's bookstore. 1ol Washington
~llcct, Chicago. Mr.. Zimmerman refers
to Ecv, Mr., Locke Of Chicago
, 1866-06-29
Il wAh1io Auef10z-

!Ps1E4 CoFEespondEaes Lz5dooa S'A4*
Every evening paper sna;ocscsa sAe ea
49, rolirrtio4r o-whlstles. Eou are aWaro
@ that he I'D French public m.keuse q these IN
strumcats au m to hisz DOWN either = p!see or n n
sst@ dispensing to thsn. g. G,.e,sses. as tse
late nussa, ePes %sds taS e A. f,sPe
+ et;rsruu,out- t-Cadernnase ca tha night when
b. hissed doxn the cnti1lon ol aztisSe$ 1t The
| vaudeville, tho whale which doomed
| Hchsrd Wagner md the q" "Thunhsiiscf,'
rxfIc from the Grand Open. the *hi1ns
xhsch wht4tled down Edmond Abont' ''8ae-
taua = these and mnny Others, to tho number
Of 80, wM xtt1set un Saturday thai tssse
pott,on OF the public Who stfaeh N ntefat
l 70 such m1ptaEA collections
, 1866-06-29


TIE be@ ia Individuals Is I49zsr. 1ad +
1sde nf efaee. Of tsott.4nwnk seeurit5es xr1
STATE htx&s- OftAe tatte- t1<re we're {9,UD
h arooua.. zsssl st<y xxze left - eoSsa1eras
s<cnsisy no= exssatu notes N GoEezrHseus
s<eEtsc, hrsa> And SevxnThkstea there
werr ahoa. s1s,oon rzakia$ h nj shou1
Thx s.ak hza q, ,D} IA wh5ch
ezaFxa ike no&iee Of the there's Ihe Nj
Ibuozi Su1ase halA axe ahEnea eal3 By <he
S3aee5. xzd ~ pxo6s and koss balance Il
{1,..so4- TIE vSote T1caxe Bank etsrala-
lion, tre1rtsk x6oae stolen, Is fe1Iscp- 1ae
hrrk hxa 10 e1p<rse aeeo<nt- no fuxEitczr
1xd ax1Ee aeeo0E- & xE1 be seeu thai the
e&=k T. zdG esoea or1y - lie anAoas OF
he e1riseDeat oce4ssoned By the robbery
! pax pp< Hha.ed- Ecstness IS xEnks24ly sHs-
| reuhsed md the e5stxens sre exercising ubcess-
fec t1osts 70 ezteh The thi<ves- Deter:tres
t<4nooe- TAI The rnbaexs we're psp<esasoos1
cses 10 ooe enah<s~ While theJ xHe Hg-
ftrx NJ Bx1te7dtld- the ea.haer. ukae at the1a
1.iehed Tie Be s4taS Of his pulse With an the
| cx1e Of 4 phJskfu. nd suhseFo0tlT s7tsed
tbs ehsras<r uioeow 10 kise lin nose AIR.
he = E.nmy y u lie ;hI<vea- eh5sh ea4 not
hrotSh1 tato u~r~as i<n N The hzok
II b heheTed 1bat = e9re 70 The
rcbb<xx hss bkeu ooeasned Ffufu s1th
t7esS - >e< huu1 the o8ee1s n pEssuas,
l u A2& k2A&2EA A&k2A = AAAt+ -
rivrd fu re II o'esoek p n BOSTON ttafa ca
SA11azY, 1szh H~&-, Il Portland. xod rt<M&
taxd hi Esme II The Crtie3 States Hotel II
&c II. YExZerasd, Exe..s" {r<oeanfy ~
sauxd, h coz of he robhx1s- Il "a. the pgfo
| e5s@l co., Il hxs hekn xzn1ta4ael that F11z
exraJd she nxx, tsy hired ho<se aad b0xx1
| a3 EssQa'A ss3h1e- staxft[ th4t be w1A Eotuf
| 10 Yasn.Qu:h- He Hxz absent three hours
Tne ne1t t7f be ezxaEd 4 dyEhss tesm to 60
- be AxA5, 70 Brunswick O. Tnea3ay. bat ii
,ervxxd, cu ztra1a1 Of Its looking hte Eah
ca .k.t d@y, he ststed he ahnnla not w2a
lie lesx1 1nAn weknotay- whea- u noau
a93sn W. furnished him. viii apafr Q
| heaxy H@hx eHy coach hoxsex- The scare
Il sho1s ahas Fitzgerald drove to BsaasHSea
xk<.e be stopped II til Lrtt1e Hause ovs
=: night, sd took N eszsy s&aFt foF Bath, w1ee
- be a115yxn Hhous 10 o1<A,ek T. a. zod pu
n up has trxm II Esrktns' rshse- Paying b
hs1A be th<a Left Tor BowdoSna1za n abou
r'{S O'clock b The evening" wh<ze tt
, | sear vss see1 e=na<taE BGy ha3ds
an boar Iatkr, wbeo 1he e1
rtzre arpurd 70 euotxro otheE1 he4k3l
FIs1xssaA BefUeea the hoazs OF e3ess
). md tse4ve p H. 1hxrsday, ths NIGHT hefo
j The robbery, she tez0 gas seen ene~Quxs&e1
. | . raIae from The bsok- By The indication
, 1866-06-29

rzs' Outsiders v 10 asc not mcmberx Of the
New York kNctropolitan-Prc.s-io iouthtu,-Edi.
,o-s~-aiutua1-AdmIratIo ratIon-aud~-I:cciprocal
Compliment -tiekir-mc-and-
Society arc ut loss to scco*:nt for the Gun
p,imcntary alIusions wlIich the New York
Tribn., extends to the yoAthfu' editors o!
tho c::s:ea, nhici. tho young Cft:<s.. return
ncxf day 10 the ''yonng" managing editor
Of the 1l{Ianf, and which thu I,.dtjxn'
dent extends to both, and rice sersd- Hos
VIC wish wc we're members Of the New York
sictropo!i.an-psrss-Y Youthful Editors Mutual
Admiration and Reciprocal comp.imcn,-Y You
''l.tjcklc you Society.
, 1866-06-29

T4ss: Fa:lCkE FA.Ha AZ E'tsL1CK.
Tic Revolutionary phase Of Fcnianlsm Is
p:al'ahly nj IN ind. Thc attempt Al q ri>iny
in 1rclnrd under StcrhcsIs illltd, months ago,
with the arrest tH It's clicT organizer. THO
O'Matouy !actinn .:ilcd al Campo Bella. The
S~ecnY. Roberts faction made more rncr-
:sc,ic Tut not Icsn decided failure III the CANA
las. None cf these trilures resulted from
want Of zeal. on TIC part Of those c'.ntiucting,
them, b..t simply from the i.npraclfcability
OF ftrt:ng Ireland hy fitLer Of llc nls:les
tried. Stephens, after gears oi labor and
eGort, demonstrated Ly Lis IMilurc Tint 1t
WIS imlrscticaa;1e 10 frcs. Ireland through m
ir:ur1ction planned ard executed there.
thorsh assisted ly n,oney and mcn from
America. O'Mnloaey 'Iv his failure cstab~
3ltAed tho fact that no organization could
raise money enough By voluntary con
tributiun 10 equip naval and mill
tary forrc capable Of freeing ireland, not
could such iorcc, II rais.>d and equipped
1caye this couut1y and invade Ireland without
opcu resistance and frlalliuo against our an
thortiits. Finally, Gen. swccuy dc1nonstra
ted that the public opinion Of this eountr,
would moi tolerate an attack on Canada IL
the name Of Ireland. projectcd and carried q
from ous territory, and tl,at the Corefnmcu
would prevent It.
These arc The only modes OF freeing IFclan
by revolutionary means, md they have al
been tried and arr exploded. Therefore. II
hold. that the revolutionary phase Of Fcuiaz
Ism Is at an end. But It docs not follow &ha
Fen1auis1n itself must or will fail. The ful
dxmcutul Idea on which It Is based, tha
Itishmcp should rule ireland, Is souut
healthy 1na Just principle, With whic!, all c,
uehtened men aud friends of freedom VT
Ffnfaptsm having failed in its Fcyo1utiona,
,,,ase. It remains fcr the Fcnians 10 puEs,
thelr end bv purely political ueana. Eve
wfse political end can be accomplished soon
ar lsicr by wise political measures. The F
mans can BECOME ns strong power In Eu
1snd "a in Ireland by organizing there a
hrru Associations, and maxim. comm
crnse with the English neformers. I
i ma{ority OF the people be 4
m,ttea to the suffrage In Encla1
scotland and Ireland, and the people oil
land will be free. Freedom does not cort
In d,stutesratlon Of empires or secession
sfntes. or division Of Governments, hut
sNovinr al men to vote. The ballot Is
.ny. Deprivation Of the ballot Is slave
spprcsstdn, il4nd. injustice Il ss 80 IN
.1sna ard America as we'll as In 1rtla
rbe nglith people are Oppressed beca
mlv eighth Of al adult Enelishmen v
and Of tbose 9bo vote, sone votes hAve 10
, 1866-06-29

Str.ts--t. II. Set1sos- Detroit nd u. ".
Ers+. Pec4cnkz.
j.t< II t;tsf-Two hour snd fosty sntuutes
tty tuttAeS--Dc:1uN foustrcE. zpd 1rcato1.Ia
I1!R.
t,s:s on Fouth-Urtroit &tx. md frexlop3ca four.
NNnt Etrs-1- Ulcchmau. ttciro.t. Ead uEnr.
- tho ez'nc1u<lon oi The game there was
:. ne1ous eznornt sf cheering 2oz both tho
<,c&urs aud tue xanquis.rd, alter which therc
was gu aljnusuzncat until three +. IN. The
~eaibcr du,ing The forenoon wa1 eIoady and
considerably windy, tho wtsd being directly
In tho face Of the batting. nsksl~ II cnsup2f-
Atire'y rare Occurrence 10 kns,ek tic ball very
| :ar from tho bascA- solin Clark drst baAc-
,uau Of Tue beirut Clut. received = acscre
injury to hfs 5oot INN the heary jump OF Z
| Tccaionir1n, whotc 1.,ocs were x.ndded with
small! spikes. Tn th- ninth inning Detroit
| made 3uu1teen 3tF1tEbt-
| The afternoon contest IVES between the
| bloomington and Ati1u.ie Clults and COM
mu c<I ii three o'clock. Bloomington clsltn-
| cd to tc unt quite prepared Tor the stFr..clc,
| iut wAs unable to procure = IoStYh,ue1ncoi
| std 70 went on with Il with u degree of ETC
1hai thr spectators will st1ne1nbcr for long
LING With ps~AAusAhlc iAtesrs!- The follow
ing tcorc Us tnadcs
, 1866-06-29

-NSAN>
is aghast at the threatened proportions Of the |
conflict, no ono can fail to admire the busi-
ssess"like snsnne1 in which Bisnark ira* con
drctea his branch OF the German establish
mcnt. He Is 1nap OF few words. What
rhetoric lie has employed has been Of the
fort TO cxasrcratc his fs,ce--that is, 10 briu,
Them to work. and not 10 postpone or lu,-
pcde The execution of plans already fully ua-
tu:cd. 1t is perfectly surprising ,nat this
nau should have been atlc to drag the Prus.
sian people into saeh war. The conflict
Will Denmark was popular, for II was the
response OF the whole German family 10 tic
appeal Of one OF its members tur de,irczanec
from torti IGN yoke. But there is nothing to
1,oru}Ar,ze this war. unless the Srlrit Of con-
quest arG annexation is more riie in Prussia
than We had supposed it 10 be. It is hut
few weeks since Elsmask rrrtoQncd o.up
t1'etaf, seudinr the representatives Of the
people home because tley would not vote Is
lie wished. or rather because they claimed
the right to exercise M independent juds-
m. q, on tho question Of taxes and public cx-
rtndlture-' The ,,cople did not rcscrt this
arbitrary and unlap ful net OF tile Crown in
sny marked degree. So lon. as trade was
good, and bread and beer plenty, they either
]ooEcd on with unconcern or :riunel al the
imrudence vi the Premier who was constant
y extending the frontiers Of Prussia, aud Civ.
iug her new consequence in thu councils of
Europe. Whether they wil. poH.- beat the
Burdens o1 war with like couposurc, Is d
grave question. Trade is already ruined,
bread is becoming dear and eLinplastcrs
rlcn,y. OF coarxc, Bis1nark i:as taken these
things into lis computation OF tho
chances u WEI. The future will chow
whether he Is statesman or CHAR
1siau. II lie succeeds IN anuc2ins nearly
alI of North Germany to Prussia,
aGd keeps King William secure on his throne,
lie will Lave made himself thc secoud person.
age in Europe, NAPOLEON being the first. The
difficulties wllich lie in his way arc very crrat,
hut fhey arc not insu1erable. They arc not
ta,e,, "a ara-..,,o ), ,a,,,,., o,,o
, 1866-06-29

Destructive Tempest at Buffalo,

Dfe0Atrou~ TssnA&x.ea In E4ake7A Mich.
t<an axd CAn4aa-EFe1k DsDSfue1xess
at Bs&l. 8efS<r Exvse-
>sos&-E Neess nj ss- JsAns, Owssso asa
OVID,
, 1866-06-29
TIE GREAT BOWDOIXHAM ROB-
RERY.

Full E1s1 e The Lo4A<o aF the Rank
3h<3arHsn II tAae Gu1Take-RuF.uie of
let a<ebAkex-1ux<nae AKet1eMseuk OF
at< <Tse.p1e-A t1ns ts ahe RerV<tEA1orA-
fCe<.vsseee<xe q Ees:eu journal Jn1<1
WHeE te!ekrspaed yoo 1sss E.<ts the pa<-
tierIass Of the so6n<ry Of the Naitoua1 VI
Isl Hsok at 9kts rlaee. the ex4et loss ;hat
had hefaITet1 tht hank 1c1 tho4e tudrr:duafs
kzsn= tepoe;:::* bad not be<n correctly 1setr-
taixxt, aud zhesrsoFe e..oIc obtain ftpcn the
cashier oaly the srproxi-aa.sa- amount ot
ka.+- This fosxnonu Mr. Woods, ns3e Of the
Sta1e F&nk toeazatsAiaz,<T>- hts ua1-e - I'll
sF<c15oo aats E<6n1E. the sUb5oS1e4 result Of
Le4 lAh2ars- The entire hos< 10 The bank = ~
ynthsWS: -.. g..
ytxaSe EA=1 Al1s. "a
ya.tnEat EaEE o-.t, II AA9 = L. sk<ef> -. &l d
lSx1i fe-tr@4 re tpt1cExt tat<Eesr notey. lbs nl
>pzese-. .----------. 800 -.--.-.---- e3E
t~trT HsoAEf- EnetntEE 41s-3s Sn<kn "a
Eoe;ess.....x ,.-,,r-...--.,.--~- {1E
, 1866-06-29

Tmftrr--Jotc tif1k. of The ue4to.s Gah
*so1<rT-A. Eli xie 1nd j. T. Lag7snnre.
.Eat n tamt-1~o hour AID fosty Eufrrtes-
tty taftkxs Aa44-A1lanEc e1e><n md H.eom-
trCsun tseht.
Lncu H4Ar1-Alantic three.
Old players pronounced The game one Of
tho mort Interesting thcy hxd cyer witnessed
II Inc lntbo.afns1un Club hsd beco ~ spc-
ct:fesul III failirg as they were alive In tle3d-
itc. there arr not many clubs IN Illinois th1t
would care to contend with them On waser.
TIE lAtlantic Jlsycd wtll, hut &osne oi it&
member. seemed 10 1ar ksalc ~ The game
proceeded. while on .as ot1sx baud with one
or two exceptions, the lNoo7uiug1on Club
grew more Interested as the game advanced.
VIC heard Frccial commrndatIon Of 1hear
pitcher ard first and third ttase. The day .
lI~rt was concluded with the u%ual fciieaIa-
tons on tho playing md confraaula1anus 10
the tisItorx+
It. Il crcdiiable to lhc entczprise os the
rrr*s IN this city thal during the Tournament
iLc TWO iourpals eacl, publishes smai daily
:" Tournament &bc-i- UunIaun*cs aud vr-
heie~ Of VARIOUS dc>ctirtlUn. run bet t,rzl sAe
| city aud the Tournament grounds and the
| ihotauch;are+ Irrsc14t M animated sps,cs1.
| ancc. To-day ihr cuntcst continues. oT'r u1ns
With = tl.atcl ratuc between the Crran Cit.
md The Jp1i1u.
, 1866-06-29

Colonel J. ". Forney. In his Lebanon
speech, thus dlspoSes OF Johnson's hrazrn
prctens}on thai he aIone has been con-
ssstent, and that all those who voted Tor
him had turned their coats:
without fully dikeuxs.ne the propagation ~bethes
Apttcx 1ohtson has abandoned and broken his
ten tGoufApd voluntary plrdSts to puaish tho rebel
chte!e. snd generally md rrceatcafiy TO sakr trca
ron odlout. h1a oAn pert tcnt md togma',c ~
trIapl3on thxt he h1S not chaufed his position IL
1hc fltchIctt dcct deserves TO e recorded for il
tnhlme hpdscisJ Aid copc<tt. Allowing biz claim
10 be- )urt. he nay es.ly follow 1t up sSito lhr d.e
lara.iou thsf be is The on, consfrtct rnan n tnc
iwu eeetacn:- For Il II ca1taip thai. II he has
flood int 10 his curcnauts. a.1t7v cTe1y body
t1~c hat blen deerlsrd. aad ne7y5Y r,c.ybo "
elte has charged. Thnt, the Cop2erh-4d4 and
ifnttnfe. ho. one sbort year nco ~1cc1stcd him
the mort init noo: Of pn1lic cbatat:esr- nom con.
et<1atc and "oship him a The epot!e-a spoiie OF
ju*itce Lnc nlcre.. uhll@, on the other h4nd the
tremendous military and cts1l os.artzaions uh,ra
tnvcd tue ttpnh!ic and cruf!lesl thc febet!o1.
snd which. year ago, rsIiru around bin n thtls
ttndard-otartf. noH ttznd atoot utih mingled ao-
ftt, to1row ard AnzEcIneps- startling tshie1u
lnEc.d that Andrcw johnson .hou!d FfAud rx-
at1y 10 day Fhelc b. <tond y-fr a'o. mud duaug
tire Ttaa tto,'. and he The object Of parao &c dr.
INIT dn Tie haild aud schci aud E0ppc:hesh
1dnlttly tic ottcf. The cfeAt French psfntc4,
t;E<tsSc ost. OF all The EoEd Of Aft, could &1one
10 tnkt1cr 10 tneh ptctufcf
, 1866-06-29

nanta Portugal, If there are 10 serious OBJ
iect,ons, and The KIog Of swocdca ~aats what
Il icft oi Denmark In order TO collect ali Of
Scandinavia under one Gorcsnnent.
TIC Queen OF England wanta nothing
Cr1y 10 be 1c4 aipue> Tins all the powcts
coyct their smaller nelghbor's possessions ex-
cept Great britain. Little Holland and
switzerland nrr tic only small, nations not
srEioualy mcnacrd and IN dauzcr OF being
swallowcd. But II PRUSSIA should take uaa-
"rcr and OldenburE. snd cede her Nhine Pro-
Hinccs to France, shc may claim the right 10
Holland If France anncxe4 belgium That
The map oi Europe Will be materially recon.
.tricted before the war cuds, has every pro-
bability, Tho great potentases Of Europe
drsirc 10 enlarge their. boundaries By the ab-
torption Of their weaker neichhors, ~ b.g
tlsi, s~sllow little i5sh but mutual jcalonsiea
prevent them from sitting down nud amica.
bly, dividing The spoil that each 50 Intensely
eovets. Hence, they hsse concluded 70 lght
for Tic plupdcF.
, 1866-06-29

lItt:ss-N- 6. Tred. isaorte- H. L. (, ipd.
StF.ts--f. II. Eefpos, detroit, nd 4.
, 1866-06-29
FEQU KALAMAZOO.

fUrc the Grad uastuE CtaAS-Tne s1Ist
~s"nnFy S<s~1sty-AddreAe 70 atse Young
L-<:ts - -1rAeEasAIasn er EssoE~ Raasey
-kdus%~~ ON the lAte 10A=c ssnIth.
IAxa.s114sufezcr eI tlse hx.s.n 1x-hla1ae