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Donestfc markets.

New YORK, June 19.-Noon. Sterling,
ITO. Gold, 140%. United States bond Old,
iI13; new, 1852. North Carolina 6,s-
jEx-coupons, 737; new, II. Virginia 6's-
Ex-coupons, 59A; new, SIX. Tennessee
6s--Ex-coupons, 70 IeW, 1875 Flour
unchanged. Wheat 1@2c. better, and very
quiet. Corn: dull and slc. lower. Rye
dropping. Oats dull and lower. Pork
dull at $3.50. Lard dull at 711l@171ac.
Cotton frmer, at 31c. Turpsnfine steady
at 1916. Rosin quiet.
Euening Cotton frmer and less active;
sales of 900 bales at 3lc. Flour fayors
buyers, but with prices unchanged. Wheat
quiet and &c. better. Corn heavy; mixed
western, s1.05@$1.071l. Mess pork,
$28.121155. Lard dropping. Groceries quiet.
Turpentine, 45@46c. Rosin, $3.20@$7 80.
Freights frmer for grain and quiet. for
cotton. 90.
/. BAbTIMoRE, June 19.-Cotton, .3lc.
Flour Low grades declined ESQ.,; other
grades unchanged. Wheat very dull. Corn
firm. Oats and rye unchanged. Bacon
active; shoulders, l4@l4114c. Lard, 1sG
Georgia SIS, IS bid. Virginia SIS, 1866,
As; 1861, a. bid, and As asked. y .2s q Z.
5; CINcTNNATI, June 19.-Flour unchanged.
Corn dull and declining at CSC. Bacon dull
and nominally unchanged. Lard, l714c.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-F1our very dull
superine, 81. 1219@$7.25 Corn dull OF "a
.@85c. Mess pork active at 1913. 25@S28.50.
Bacon quiet; shoulders, $780,; clear sides,
TO- -. .essa5.. rs fns+3=1 go.
/ WILMINGTON, N. G., June 19.-spirits
turpentine closed excited at 40c. Resins
lower grades buoyant; strained, 1920; No.
2, $2.30@s2.35 No.; /, $3@$4.l21aa;s, pale,
$3.50. Tar firm OF S4.75. 7es -st 49,
CHARLESTON, June I9.-Cotton advanced
1c. {; sales, $50 bales; receipts, S bales ;
exports, coastwise, 173 bales; middlings,
29L@30c. ss ~
AUGUSTA, June 19.-Cotton irmer; sell
crs holding off sales, so bales; middhng,
zoe.
SAVANNAH, June l9.-Cotton in good de.
mand frmness on the part Of holders re-
stricts business only small lots are offer
ing sales, Al bales; receipts, "a bales
middlings, 3OHc. 80 go - -, =.
MOBILE, June 19.-Cotton -middlingt
nominal at 2sc.; nothing doing receipts
So bales; for the week, rs bales sales fol
the week, 1,13O bales; exports, coastwise
1880 bales stock on hand and on ship
board not cleared, 10, 269 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 19-Cotton excitet
and unsettled. Middlings, 2S11ac. Sales
$50 bales for the week, 3,871 bales. Re
ceipts, 122 bales; for the week, AS bales
Exports, 389 bales !; for the week, 344 bales
Coastwise- Philadelphia, 359 bales; NeI
York, l, 402 bales. Stock on hand, 1858
bales. Sugar and molasses dull. .s5
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Radicals Brought 20
GrieG-General Grant :" Goes Back :"
ON Them-The New officers not TO be
Installed until the State is Admit
ted. %@
NEW ORLEANS, June ia telegram
from General Grant is promulgated by
General Buchanan in the form OF an order
for instruction and guidance to all concern
ed. General Grant approves General Buc-
hanan's course both in regard to the State
and municipal offices. BE says the civil
officers elected cannot be Installed until the
State is admitted into the Union. Until
then the State Government is provisional,
and entirely under General Buehanan,s
control. He leaves the matter OF the oath
of office entirely to General Buchanan's
judgment, but suggests, however, that the
OATH prescribed By the new Constitution
only should be required. IF the suggestion
he adopted, It viii permit many officers to
qualify who could not otherwise DO 50. -
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sHARlnWARE.

DoLTING CLOTH. BEST AN sl !,
DBRANn-We hsyean store 2. NJ nq 1a Igs g
= I'm ssochs ~ Bu iMsDERSs AND FARhEkss,
HARDWARE,. 10 which we invite me yGt9 nv isnS
country trade, WHOLESALE snd Tssa,l = e
BE- BIZ ADES; NAILS RoFE, BLACK Isl q .
TOOLS &oi WiAAff;K Ak / i GoTTRELL = CO..
my H-lm 1877 nAin sttees'
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CEILING OFF. SELLING oFFti 70
CLOSE, TO CLOSET

!. with the view Of engaging In another business,
Ihave determinedto close out my ENTIRE STOCK
OF DRY GOODS which Is very large, for short
time only AT AND BELOW COST.
Itwould be useless to attempt to enurnerate any
particular goods or prices, and will only say that
the stock is complete in all branches andevery ar
ticle MUST be sold regardless OF cost !; and what
ever remains unso1d within a short time win be
disposed OF at auction. 81 81
Thisis q. chance rarely offered TO consumers OF
dry goods and WIN be to the interest or oil In want
70 cali early at s;tyh ISAAC HUTZLER'S -
les No. 500 Broad street, corner OF Sixth
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REiNDIcrNENr OF RATT.-The grand
jury of the Criminal Court of Washington
have found true bill of indictment against
JOhr H. Surratt, charging him, under the
eecond section of the act of July II, 1852,
with giving aid and comfort to the enemy !.
The charge connecting him with the muir
der Of Lincoln is abandoned.
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rvs w,Ys AND Mr.ss eoaxrrrrr.--Tbe

Tvs WAYS AND MEANS GoaMIrTEE.-The
srh.cemmittees Of the Ways and Means
cs-,mittee sat to-day, and made rapid pro-
sress on their sections Of the general tax
Sal. The subcommittee on the whiskey
Sntsrest discussed the plopriety az allowing
rb;skey 10 be transported In bond. N IL
.he belief Of the committee thas the system
.bould be continued, but they are In fayo,.
of;mposing such restrictions as shafl snre-
vent fraud and consequent loss to the CD
eminent in it's transportation. The ones.
.,op of the reduction Of the tax has been dis
russed, and it has been determined not Ia
make any recommendations. The commit.
,.enen prefer to leave the whole subject tn
the House to determine. The sub-com,nit.
,ss on tobacco have considered the ady;sa-
s;;,v Of reducing the tax on fne-cut ar
chewing tobacco from fsrty to twsntyafiye
cents and on smoking tobacco from twenty.
FIVE to twelve cents per pound. The bill is
expected to be ready to 30 to the Public
Printer tomorrow o,r on Friday. Mr.. Thad-
deus s,evens's Proposition in the House to
dsy to tax the capacity Of the stills, which
vas referred 60 the committee, is to be taken
up tomorrow. The committee have al
song been opposed TO this scheme, and an
sdyerse report may be expected !; but it's
frieu rs will press 1t when the bill reaches
the Eouse.-W uShingtof Dispatch to the
Istr York Tribune, 17h.
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EXPLOSION OF A STEAM sFIRE-ENGNE-
FIVE PERSONS KILLED. -Neao York, june
ls.-A steam fre-engine exploded her boiler
while playing at q fire in the BoWery to-
night. Five persons we're killed and seve-
ral sWannded. ~ s..ass iGL 80 iL
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;Georgis PoAitics-Vhe Columbus. ~ -
soncrs-HonOrstO Ex-Presa4ens ma
: chnnou,s Memory. s-s,,sS. Il -

Ch&n0n,S MSutOxye 49, zesa1sS-s 5
ATLANTA, GA, June .l9.-General John
B. Gordon publishes card declining 10
allow the use Of his name IN the election
for United States senator. iss1..5 -
4 A large number Of persons from this sec
ton viii goto the Democratic National Con-
yention at New York. = ls...s1.s -
AT the garrison to-day guns were fred n
respect to the memory OF ex-Preasdent bu-
TWenty-eight Of the Columbus prisoners
are here under military guard, some OF
them IN close cells. Il is said they are or,
rcstsd for participation in the murder q
Ashburne last spring. l : Is. :.
Carey ". styies,s new papsls Tie l0rsss.
tsttion, is gaining great popularity. 49,
The first lot OF nev wheat was sold here
yesterday at s2.l0 per bushel.
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We have .rejectedsas idle rumors several
unauthenticated reports that Deacon An
drews had confessed the murder OF his
neighbor Cornelius Holmes, of Plymouth,
Mass. AT length we have it on what seems
credible authority that the Deacen, who
was one Of thesfirst citizens. Of Plymouth,
has made such q confession, claiming that
the, act was in self-defence.-Neao York
IFi6nne. ..,a.s. So,
Francis Todd, about twenty -one years Of
age, was bitten in the hand bysa small dog,
in New Haven, two or three weeks ago, and
died on Monday evening last Of hydropho-
bia. The wound in Ills hand was very
elight, ard no. iii effects we're apprehepded
until Sunday, when y farst grew painf
Governor Letchsr, ex=member OF Con.
grcss and exyE3oyernor OF q Virginia, WAS
y q On The fpor of tho House, sin
which Ills abilities, integrity and paflia-
Inentary; adj have gained him 60 honor 9;
able q fame. he WAS looking IN good
health: and rspaissd much attention from
msmbsrs. Nclioaa. lligsncsr, 18th.
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Reysew or the English Volunteers.
LONDON, June 519.-Ths Queen reviews
the volunteers tomorrow. No business
will be transacted on the Stock Exchange or
in the produce market. . 10 ~. .gs :
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MEETING OF BRIcKMAKERs.-A large
meeting of brickmakers was held in Phila-
G.elphia on Wednesday. 1t was stated that
The object of the meeting was to devise
plans by which an increase Of wages could
DC obtained. The present prices are $3.50,
%, and 1925 per day. It was argued that
III consequence Of the high price of living
IN advance to 81 per day would be required.
4 committee of two from each yard was
appointed to consult with the employers in
reference to the advance, and thecommittee
sas authorized to report at the next meet
Ing. committee was appointed to wait
On the eolored briekmakers to notify them
VI the action of the meeting. A resolution
Vas adopted requiring the colored brick
makers in future to meet by themselves.
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THREATS AGAINST THE ALLEGED MUIR
DERER OF MISS LUlsDEN.-The feeling
against Reuben d. Herndon, the alleged
murderer of Miss Lumsden, appears to be
increasing in its intensity, and threats are
understood to have been made Of forcing
the jail ct Orange Courthouse for the pur-
pose of procuring his person. ~
1t is reported an assault was to have been
made on the jail on Saturday last, and ii
successful he was to be brought to- the
scene of the supposed murder and there
executed. It is said only some dozen OF
persons met at Orange Courthouse on the
day appointed, and that a hundred or more
having been expected, the scheme: wat
abandoned. There is no doubt that the re-
port was rife in the lower end of the county
as to the supposed rescue from the officers
of the law and determination to wreas
speedy vengeance, for large number OF
persons assembled on Saturday last at the
spot where the murder Of Miss L. is sup
posed to have been committed. -Frederacfss'
burg Herald. z4asay J.s.-.s.gJI .. ISL
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crops I'm ,GeDrsiax..

SAVANNAH, Ga, june 19.-Reports from
the crops are good though rain Is much
needed in this portion OF the State. s;sa
ATLANTA, GA, June 19.-The crop proa-
poets are not fattering, on account Of the
dry weather. - 80.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMPASSIONATE OFFICE, /
HTC,rHfOND Nav 96. 1859.


TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
alSS Igh AZ ac vs. JoaNsSNs Exc
G q AND ALs--The following Is an extract
from decree entered IN this cause on the lltn OF
ION consideration whereof the court, without
at this da s andae orsr ANY Be
ferred to one OF the commissioners OF this court
with Instructions to state aud settle the following
list. The accounts Of Andrew Johnston as exc
cutor Of George y. johnson, deceased. .,.....
az administrator Of Carter p. Johnson, deceased,
and as guardian Of the infant children OF the saio
"a. The accounts OF William d. Ball rs adminis-
TRAITOR OF q, +. d. Clifford deceased. ss.i5 .
sans se
rect any accounts that may have been Heretofore
settled according to law subject 70 be surcharged
and y hs
missioner may call before him and examine upon
that mny b Be produced Or may appear before him
1.-THE said Commissioner shall also report TO he
s Eth und snyB Ma as
or OF the said A.F. d. clifford ana 70 whom ne
same Is properly payable o whe sGs sa ad sa
clifford, deceased administrators OF Carter K:
Johnson desease or as guardian on t6s
tpd Witch Of the sareties Of the said A. b D. Gi
are solvent II living or Il dead have left assets
whether any, and If any what, assets Of the estate
of George n. johnson, deceased, are remaining IN
the hands of his executor, Andrew johnston APP
pi Nil to the payment OF snch balances, and r
not, to whom the same is payable togetner Win
missioner may deem material or which he nay Do
tThc said commissioner, before proceeding TO
take the said accounts shall give notice 20 the par-
ties and to all other persons Interested Is cfeu-
tors or otherwise IN the several estates OF Scorge
N, johnson, deceased, and A. =. y. Giaord ae-
ceased OF the time and place Of taking tlc same,
bypublishhig the same once week ior t0ur sue
cessiyewee.es In some newspaper pnbtshea ~ the
CITY, OF Richmond, which publication Shall pc
| ediiyalent 70 personal service ofnofice on the
| said parties or any of them. - -,
that he Will at such time and place receive proof OF
debts or demands against the seyeraI estates ntore-
1 aaid by p0stJng the same rs required by law ,
/ The parties Interested are hereby notined tnat
| have dxed on MONDAY the 18th OF day OF July,
A. D. 1858, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, as ne time, ana my
office, No. $40 franklin street. Ia the city q htch,
| mond as the place, to take the accounts difecteo
~ W. THOMAS j. EVANS
| IA xfirJs,u 5f.< Co,nfnissf In ctaucery.
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( The HOLMES &TRAGEDY-STATEMEN OF
SAMUEL ANDREHs:-Boss Jine 49,
Samuel Andrews has made;a long state
ment, in which he .confesses he killed Corr
nelins Holmes, in Kingston, Mass. The
confession was laid before the grand jury
yesterday, and has been made public. II
is understood that the grand jury rejected
the statement. - he sayB 9 Holmes asked
me to walk with him down to the new
cemetery te see some new lots. Wepassed
out BY the back end Of my lot, BY M: Brad
lford's and Mr.. McLaughlin's iots5 by the
path that leads to the sti1e into the GENE
terry, and sat down on the steps Of the stile
q few Minutes; he then told me that
he; was going to buy him two hats in
Boston, and asked my advice ss to
buying him an everyday coat and then
asked me what he should buy me. j told
him to suit himself. Heathen asked me to
walk little way with him. 4 told him
was tired, and ne had better 60 home. We
then started, and he took. me and drew nae
down the road OH which his body was found.
He. stopped ON the bank, on the left-hand
side Of the road, where his hat was found
among the trees, and asked me to come in
there. told him I should not. He then
came out from among the trees, looking
like a mailman, and caught hold of me and
threw me down, pulled my pants open and
got on top of me, and treated me roughly.
/ caught up stone thai was near my right
hand, and struck him whit on the side of
the head. He caught me by the beard, then
by the hair. think he fell once o.. twice.
I felt that / must Kill him to save myself. I
struck. him twice ON the head and then ran
to the cemetery pond and washed the blood
fro n my face and hands several times. he
has attempted something Of this kind be
fore once while he was living ut his fathers
house. He came to my house one stormy
night and stayed: ali night, when he under;
took the same thing. told of this occuT-
renee about that time to l.. Wilson Barnes,
now. of Attleboro'. He Cornelius Holmes)
has been SO sorry about the transaction
that had forgiven him.
The above embraces all that Andrews
says, directly relating to the tragedy. The
opinions are various as to how much credit
should be. given to it, but his friends seem
to feel somewhat relieved, and appear to
gather little hope, as some circumstances
tend to corroborate it in some particulars.
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Strawberries. On. Monday the cars OF
the Camden and Atlantic road brought to
Philadelphia, from various places along the
road, 125 700 quarts Of Strawberries Fifty
thousand quarts were re-shipped to. New
York, and rs, 900 quarts were for Phils-
Clelphia.r =, -,lEs - = IN ~ ~,
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y si'' A'' ''''N' >''S THOMAS J. EVANS
n 1-Thaw Commissioner In chancery.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHES-
i TERFfELD COUNTY, MAY Tern isssS;
ADMINIsTRAT0R, &G;; LAMBET ETH O., q I lsli!s.
came ON 10 be heard upon the bill taken Tor con-
fessed as to all tile defendants, and upon me ea-
bibits fled and WAS argued by counsel; on con-
sideration whereof the Court doth adtadgs Or.
der and decree that It be referred TO one OF Inc
commissioners OF this court, TO take an ACCOUNT q
The transactions OF Charles H. Rhodes, deceased
as executor Of Holden Rhodes, showing what 12~
lance there may be due from the said Charles y.
Rhodes as executor Of Holden Rhodes. deceasedt
To MIS- susan Rhodes as widow and distxibutee OF
the said Holden Rhodes and ACCOUNTS q tne
actions OF A. TT. Perkins and Henry ID. Drewry,
ndn,insstrators OF Charles II. Rhodes, deceasea
and an account Of the assets real and pefsenal o.
Charfcs H RhoGeg deceased and the value thele.
OF; and the outstanding debts and lisbtisiss o.
Charles n. Rhodes, deceased, and the diSniiies
thereof And the commissioner shall publish tbs
notice In some newspaper, once Q week fog Igpr
successive weeks pablished In the city OF kich-
mond, which shall be equivalent 20 PersoIal ger,
vice, and make report TO court together Win NY
matter deemed pertinent ny the commissioner. or
which may be required By any parties nteses'sa -
DyAsp sopy. ~ ''a NATHAN H. eoGBILL, Clerk
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RIGHTS OF NATURALIzED CITIZENS
ABkoAD.-The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations have unanimously agreed to post
Pone the question of the rights of natural
lied citizens abroad until the next session,
rs a. there are negotiations pending abroad
that would be seriously interfered with IT
Congress should take up the question now.
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r. 80, BLACK HETH COAL!
= am now prepared TO furnish dealers ana ma
Oh e1s wa s..A' = ROBERT MARKS Sat
Midlothian post-omce
S7ie4 A1rns ~ y - ~ ChesterheId county.

yxIOoD AND GoAL-An in want Of
wv good WOOD or COAL viii do well to eau
At Nineteenth and Cary streets, where they wii pc
supplied with best ANTHRACITE COAL, fos
CRATES or stoves at $3.50 per ton 600 pounasl ana
OAK and PINE WOOD at % per cord or tsaneo
at per cord, delivered. So,
An coal and wood warranted as Iepfesensea. r., &
z mvls - - Oh y. -.
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CoMMIssIoNER'8 OFfICK !
MAycHESrER, June II, 1893. )

The nartias interested In the foregoing dezsS .rs
hereby notified lhat ! baye appSinfea nVspA Is
W.,eests, a re time and place when snd where
si,aii he prepared 70 take the accounts rientione9
In fj,e AID decreee. and when ard where the sald
HaIers or other evidence In tetr - sfc
ppeeessary for taking said accounts.
tetfs Th<w Commissioner.
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Railroads. at the west-The Calffornfa
Wheat Crop.
SAN FRANcIsc0, June 19.--The last gap
in the railroad connecting California with
Nevada was closed to-day
The first samples of new wheat were re-
ceived to-day. The quality is excellent. 3
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-t>-&s----------- 49,. q, -. ~,
The PEABODY FUNps-The trustees of
the Peabody ,education fund. CLOSED their
deliberatlor.6 in New York ON Wednesday.
The oh1erIe Of this meeting has been chiefly
loliste>a to the semi-annual report of the
general agent, Rev. DR.. Sears, IF Virginia,
nd to make appropriations for the nextsix
months. DR.. Sears report is highly salts
factory, as showing the earnest desire Of
the southern people to cooperate with the
trustees, and the progress Of the system Of
education which has been devised, and is
being actively carried out under the joint
direction of the school uperintendents of
the southern States and of the general
agent. DR.. Sears has been for the last six
months travelling through the States Of
North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Ten
nessee, comforting with leading gentlemen
upon the objects of this magnificent dona-
ton, and addressing the people of the prin-
cipal towns and cities upon the subject of
free school education. He has everywhere
been received with the utmost kindness and
cordiality.
In Memphis and other. leading cities of
the South he has been rendered the hospi-
talities of the respective cities, and the
prospect is very encouraging for the estab-
lishment of thorough syetem Of free
schools and normal schools among the States
above mentioned. About $4,000 have
been definitely appropriated by the trus-
tees for the ensuing six months, and about
$4,000 additional have been appropriated
additionally upon the raising Of money in
cooperation by the various communities
where aid is thus given, the Board granting
aid varying, according to circumstances,
from one-third to two-thirds of the amount
necessary to sustain the respective schools.
Particular attention has been given to the
founding of normal schools and the COM
mencement of system of free school edu-
cation. DR.. Sears reports the entire people
Of the South as enthusiastic in their graft
'ude to Mr.. Peabody and the appreciation
Of his gift.
Resolutions of coincidence with the family
of the late Hon. William G. Rives, of Vir-
giuia, and expressing the trustees sense of
the loss sustained by his death, were
passed and the Board adjourned to meet
in Baltimore on the third Thursday Of Janu-
airy, lS69.-Neao Yor1c Times.
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GREAT Storm IN THE WEST Cincinnati,
June lS.--The heaviest thunderstorm ever
Known here visited this city and vicinity
last night. The rain fell in torrents from
Midnight until daylight, delaying the
sheets, filing cellars and damaging sewers.
Anumber of buildings were struck by Light
ling, but none destroyed. In the country
Toe damage is supposed to be considerable
u the washing away Of fences and the de-
sFuction of crops. iaF51s
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Received, Atlanta, Ga, June la, 1859,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Ball, one Of the committee
W The spotsylyania supper, three hundred
=, sna Two dollars and eighty cents, 70 besantl
the Ladies' Memorial Association az
sTMsylysnia Courthouse, Va,-the sum
used by the Ladies' Memorial Association:
atlanta. E,ls3i552s 4. 51issl .s ;,!sss
as'gnedl GeneraD III. GoRDog. B
>, The population Of Chicago is made up
- 1864 Americans, 81, 4S3 Germana, As, $
no s irishmen, 1850 Englishmen and
,ss asamsn, 1892 scaudinaYians, and9, l44
ssts9ns Of other natiyities.