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New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

In recent Indian conference, The Whip is
reported to have said: 81 would like to talk
three or four hours to excite your pity. My
Great Father, when | saw him, told me to
behave myself, and gave me a piece of land
and told me to work on it and take care of
it, | have no tools to work with, and
can't scratch the ground with my hands. 80.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
FENIAN CoNyENrIoN.-An error

THE LATE FENIAN CoNvENTIoN.-An error
in the hasy press reports OF this Convention has
the idea that there were misses given by members
to the resolutions concerning the late Gen. Thomas f.
Meagher This Is mistake such demonstration was
made the memory OF Mr.. NJ being treated With pro-
found respect by tho whole body
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice can he taken Anonymous Communications Whatever
attended for insertion authenticated by the maine ana address
Of The ure-not necessarily for publication but as guaranty o
his good faith. ,,-..,.. trn, TD,,
New-iork
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

~ ReIiqiouS Items, The regular Money Ar
ticle, the Markets, and other matters are upon
the second page this morning MPPpg PPpocgat d"tsat- Ph
ficdtiOns up0n the Sirth page.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
SENATOR WADE ON THE MoRMONs.

n aSIlnBt0n ulspatch says: SENATOR w aue
writes friend In this city that ho will introduce, the
first day Of the next session. bill 10 repeal tho act organ
Rng Utah Territory He says the action 0t the
Mormons In denouncng the Government tyIannical and
unjust must bo punished by prompt suppression Of
polygamy Having abolished Slavery. senator Wade
says tho next great measure bf the Radical party Is to
abolish Mormonism,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

A st. Louis paper says: The friends. of the
Hon. Thomas f.. NOEL, member OF Congress from tho
Third District will regret to learn that since his arrival
In this city, some days since ho has been pros,raton Dy
sickness His disease has assumed alarming forin
and serious apprehensons entertained that he cannot
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

A Washington correspondent says that
Binckley has under consideration a bill Of
$4,000 from The National Intclligencer fer
printing in its columns a report of the trial of
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

Other frauds on the revenue are reported in
Boston and at Buffalo. AS at present con-
Quoted, our Government appears to be made
available chiefly for purposes of theft.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

Antietam, twice-told, is n sad story-we were
going TO say a shabby one. Bad as were the
poems delivered at the recent dedication, they
were, upon the whole, better than the speeches
This merit they had mt least. that they re-
membered Mr. Lincoln and forgot his successor.
The Rev. Mr.. Meyer observes in persplcuous
"Antictam's liquid gem
MurInuTs your requiem
Mr. Buhler remarks with excitement:
81 feel n godike presence near
The great Emancpator s hcrc"'
Not Mr.. johnson, of course In the presence
Of history. it is M. Lincoln who seems to be
alive, and his successor who appears to be dead.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

A gentleman in Connecticut, after reading
every article of every number of The Journal
"0f Commerce" for fifteen years, has just died.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
THE REMAINs:oF SIR FREpKRIcK BRUCE

BosToN, Sept 20-The body of the late
British Minister Sir Frederick Bruce has been carefully
embalmed, and will be forwarded to Liverpool by the
steamship China which sails for that port Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

"Canst thOu not minister TO mind di'eased-
And. with some sweet, ojliviOus aniidote,
Ce1tse the foul bosom Of the perilous stuff
That WEIGHS upon the heart :"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

Certainly; PLANTATION BITTERs will do 1t
when nothing else will Melancholy Depression HypoehOndra lnsAn
y ali sps diseased stomach aud this Pisnta
ton Btes There is mistake about III Dys
persia Headache Duness Ague Spirits must yield to the
giving genial influence Of the PantsOn Bter you are
In doubt make one trial convinced Thus those who know
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

MAGNOLIA wArKR-A deHsh toilet srce-superOr to Cologne
and At half the price.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

Our goods which obtained from all responsible dealers bear A
,mp They are heavily plated Abaa or Nickel Silver
40, r,ute them in erer1 respect superior best Sheed
plat GoRHAH MANUFACTURING 'o'
Slvesniths and Manufacturers Of Fine Eleciroflate
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9ar. SabIor fdien Die art ieinss
@eiperbes 9an3 in fein gSelen Ibertra,
gen 80 aaten, CT nor gang 6einbeit,
gong S0Fiafeit ni,S berliderte Nfrs,
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fdIig iein gu f5nnen. Der 9lopofat
nabm cine iui;r6eroIIe Mmismiene oil.
gr ipta9 eiilige Ieiie g8orte init 8ernen
nno iekte iidl oann fill an Die Ianat,
eidens Safsl. Glen ltiibte matt 6cn
&Opf in Die 9anb. iudbrenO SaIia neben
ihr ii@ itols nno fotett in ibren SelIeI
snriidlebnte. SIRE oliberor0entIid, teiu
gepfegte @an6 ipieIte nit @ae2s Ris
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- Gin 9eident Der Sodter Stone's ~
un ben sails trns. !. @oofreb itano frei
NIT ahf Der 8ruf getrensten 9Irnten.
Dering fab, fat binter ibnI, in elmer
&opbaeRe, Die Sdnoe iiber Dem fedbten
&nie aefaltet, I'm 0er0ibeten MntIib ein
gealpungcnes 4daeln, 0a er lidb bon Der
0egeni:berlbenoen Sulia beobad,tet lah.
> Sir iino bier in eider iebr ernlfen
Sa9e berianimelt," iaate bic gBittiUe.
,,lino 3luar IN elmer, bic mir eans neii
iluo freluD 1T. SD fonnte Iagen: elm
lln9liif fommt feIten ALIEN. Snlt, uad,s
benz Id, meiner ldb0nlten Dianlanten be-
agNbt uorcen, folu,nt oieier Gentleman
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(auf @6oIpb 6eutenol uno befduIniot
inelnen Sdmie9erlobii-id iuei, fauni,
ipensn!. Dod tr 1T DO, mag Il leIbit
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bod nidt SIRE iuirfIide Mieinuno feiu.H
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ibnnaen angeiteIIt.H.s Gr botte ids
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Der armen Sunenheo6Ireriina Der bers
ban9niBpellen Sertlidteit Neu6erunaen
;u erfabren, Die ct ii1 su eillem leif5fen
Gebauoe bon gerSddJf astief @oofren
3nlamnlenfilgte. Gs berridlte cine t0Ot<
il9e StilIe inter rem 8erfninn,etten,
als Noolpb in Aanteut Zone Die GeluIs
tate leIner Iederden fanbaat. ..@es
org MurpbD, Der gSitb lin Iahrbaus.
sla9t, Cir Selir uno @oOfreh fa,nen su<
lnmmen, ant iibtr siadjt al bIefben. Sir
Setir fef aber nod aiisetsangeu, Tim au
BADEN, nno er oemft,, 9DSfrep lei einiae
3e't nad ibH andl pe9aeganaeli. .sRife
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aberna9telI lpplIcli, fpat III Der siad +
bel hellem Wfonoi6ein iiber Sen Sano
gehsaoi geiebeH bahei. 9sat Sslabertp,.
EN- anoerer i5ilArr, borte eiilen @drei
bon ben luiloelE 5tllen, aenannt Die
a,elenldrittlfeine, uno fob eann aeaen
sirolf ubr sfadts eiiien Gentleman bon
bort Ierfommen.
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| = :
srgriften tuoroen. Mebrere Soossfdue
fanoen ifatt. q sl.s ,sls5 - $50 as7s
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RATES OF ADVERTISE
neg DAILY Shopper Square first insertion
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Mlter oenti9er Sroen Der Saruaoti

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DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STATS ZEITUNG
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WEEKLY n CITY AND STATE efS4 sies
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nod ni4t enS9ilti9 odriber entfdieben.
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Sentfdbe s3ereine sfafbpiae's.

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Die G9oIera areift in &aufas ilnmer
iueiter un fd. 2lild IN 6ort 26rneo
1T lie ausgebro9en. Gs iuirb belorat,
6ab Elm srofer 9allfep SnOsamer am
Mrfanlas bon Der Genae befaIIeu tuers
ben iuirO. - Die Eruppen, ipel1e ben
Gilenbabnban bef4iiben, finO ebenfaas
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9ea 70 d, Iasiss sasen auberit
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fauft tueroen folIat. 1afs1 sal
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Cairo, 80. SnFi.

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Gin fnr6tbares Jeuer brad 6ielen
Worgfn an eebee &Rabe aus, lueld,es
fur $4,000 Mertb Gi9entbum ser.
forte.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-11-28
The Salt Plains Of Southwestern Kansas
and the Indian Tarritofrv.

ana che Indian IorrlC0TY.
From the Lafayette (Kan.) journal, October 20.
During our recent trip with the peace
Commissioners to the extreme southwest
ern portion of Kansas, we obtained many
aud interesting facts relative to the great
salt plains of Southwestern Kansas and the
Indian Territory. The Peace council, on
Medicine Lodge creek, was held at point
only forty miles distant from these great
salt plains. From Mr. Lewis, one of the in
terpreters Of the Cheyennes who had Just
returned from the salt region with large
block Of the salt in its pure form. we learn
that the salt plains extend a distance Of
thirty miles north aud south, lying partly
in the Indian Territory.
The whole region is covered over with an
incrustation of salt from one to four inches
in thickness. A stream of pure water runs
through the plain, as deeply saturated with
salt as water will hold in solution. A dog
running through the water will appear as
white as snow. The plain extends up a
mountain, at the base of which is salt
lake covering about 200 acres, on the bot
tom of which is an incrustation Of salt from
eight to twelve inches in thickness, from
which salt blocks are quarried as ice is gath
cred from the river. Here the Indians get
their salt /; they cut it out in blocks, and
strap it to their ponies Here the rebels
Of Texas got their salt during the blockade
Of their ports. There is also near the lake
solid mountain of pure rock salt. The
nearest point to the kaDsas branch of the
Pacific Railroad from this salt region ia
about one hundred and forty miles.
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KENOsIIA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY NOVEMBER %, 1857.

Finding himself Gagged, he made clean
breast of the matter, acknowledged himself
as the man who wore the blue over coat.
His story was that having entered the
Union lines as a spy, and coming in pos.
session of the desired information, he became
very anxious to escape Night after night
he endeavored to pass the picket line, but
was detected and fired upon by the vigilant
sentinels. He was frequently struck on his
coat of mail, but the bullets invariably
glanced off and he escaped unframed
When sentinel fired he pretended to
be shot, and then, under the cover of dark.
ness and the dense foliage he always man
aged to crawl away before the soldiers
reached the spot.
He was executed as spy
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FHESE.

Ii =. WALLIS COOK,
We are floating down the riyer
We shall soon be out to sea;
We shall soon be lost forever
In its wide immensely.
We have passed the sunny meadows
Many and many year ago;
There the stream was small and narrow,
But little brook did flow;
Now we family catch its music,
Dimly see the sunshine glow.
Far behind us are the mountains
Memory haunts their submits yet;
Glorious day dreams clustered round them
Like the trees about them set
Lovingly we turn our faces
TO those mountains with regret.
We were wrecked at many places
Where the hidden rocks abound
Where the current swept Us swiftly
With wild and surging sound
And the darkening skies above us,
On our doubtful fortune froWned.
Then the river, growing wider,
Deeper, sWifter in its course,
Bears US, like the floating leafiet,
g Onward with resistless forces
2seH0 we scarcely note the valleys,
Or the softly rounded hills
Catch the chorus of the robin,
As in melodies she trills.
Moonlight softly throws her lustre
Ger the river and the bay,
And the daylight chases darkness,
And the darkness chases day.
We are floating down the river,
And We soon shall see the CLEAN
OF the boundless spread of waters,
Vaguely Swallowed as in dream
Nota cloud in all the heavens
Sunlight round, beneath, above
AS we float from out the river
Into Gods all perfect love.
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A few days since two boys at Providence,
r. l., named Fitzgerald aud Cilley, got into
dispute over game of marbles where
upon the latter killed the former.
A dispatch, dated Naples l4th, state that
Noun; Vesuvius is in volcanic action, and
that continual stream of lava is pouring
down the side Of the mountain.
The English Government has decided to
place ali the telegraph lines in the country
under the direction of the Post Office Depart
meut.