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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-27

The RIGHTS OF MARRIED WOMEN
Among the various rights for which
women are now contending, there is
none which is of more immediate i'm
portance than the right of married wo.
men to the proceeds of their own labor.
A law has been recently passed by the
illinois Legislature providing that Il
married woman shall be entitled to re-
ceive and possess her own earnings and
sue for the same in her own name, free
from the interference of her husband
or his creditors. In England the Mar
ried Women's Property BILL giving
certain SINH ar rights is now pending i'll
Parliament.
The most strenuous opponents of
"Woman's Rights" can hardly object
to such a law as that passed by the
Legislature of Illinois; its justice is SO
manifest. In the vast majority Of cases
the law will remain a dead letter, but
there are cases in every State, and III
every neighborhood, where the hard
earnings of an industrious and faithful
wife are taken from her by vagabond
husband. If married woman is en-,
titled to the enjoyment of any rights,
surely, under such circumstances, she
should have the right to the money or
property earned by her own industry.
Under the law of this State, mar
ried woman eau hold, use and enjoy
any real or personal property belong
ing to her at the time of her marriage,
or subsequently acquired by her, by
"gift, grant, devise OF bequest," as well
as "the rents, issues and profits there
Of" This ought to include all proper
ty acquired by her own labor, but it
does not, as we understand the case.
The re should of course be a mutual re-
sponsibility, and while the husband
optrly provides for the support of the
wife, the latter should have no sepa-
rate interest, except so far as relates to
her own property, settled upon her by
marriage contract, or guaranteed her by
law.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-27
SIisabets Daily @ 9
PUBLISHED AT 155 BROAD STREET, BY
J. MADISON DRAKE.
SPRING DISEASES.

Reader! have you mite, one solitary
atom, of common sense If you have,
be persuaded to make healthful use
of it and commence on the instlut. As
soon as spring begins to set in, almost
everybody has more or less feeling OF
of lassitude !; there is less buoyancy,
less of an appetite, less disposition to
exercise some are so indisposed that
they have to keep III the house, and
numbers take to their beds. All this
is your own fault it's because yon
have got no sense, not a particle or,
if you have, you do not make use of it.
You can readily understand that now,
as the weather is warmer, you do not
require as much fire in the house ; and
may be you are wondering why the
servants will persist in making the
house hotter now than in the depth
of winter they are only burning as
much fuel now as in mid winter, and
they have not the sense to know this,
or at least they do not care to think.
The humane body is house to he kept
warm and, to be in health, its heat
must be maintained at the same tenn
perature the year round-that is,
about ninety six degrees. The stomach
is, in sense, the furnace; the food
put into it the fuel the lungs set it on
fire. Why, then, do you eat in warm
weather as much as in cold weather
On spring day, when scarcely any
fire is needed in the house, you cram
as much fuel into your stomach as In
the depth of winter. You see now that
you have not as much sense as Blddy
she is only trying to burn up your
house, you are trying to burn your
self up with fever. A baby not three
months old has too nd ch sense to poke
its little finger into the candle twice,
yet you are poking your whole glutton-
GUS bulk, head foremost, every day in
the furnace, and yet actually don't know
what hurts you. You don't think Or
if you do, they are such diluted, milk
and-water " thinks" that dime a load
would be bad bargain to the one who
should purchase.
In adult life all the food we eat serves
two purposes it sustains and keeps
warm. For the latter object meats,
oils, buffers, gravies, and sweets are
used A.; hence, in warm weather, II COM
paratively small amount of these things
should be eaten; but in their place take
breads, frnits, vegetables melons, and
berries Natures instincts call loudly
for the acids of berries and fruits, and
for the earlier tender egetables-the
"greens" and the salads of our garden
ers. 1t is because they have no heating
qualities they are rather " cooling" in
their nature. They who spend much
of their time indoors, would enjoy an
exemption from great many bodily
discomforts if, upon the first day of
spring, they would begin to, have meat
for only one meal in the day, and in
lessening quantities as the summer
comes on.-Hall's Journal of Health
, 1869-09-13

F. ~ Ht {fr!L1n: w. Frftt, ~j f. '.
11It exsR*Esr HtIx x,EN K>oWx Ix rnMTL4Hh
ial as We can gather from the rant craA!lo'i ot
citizens. rage, Throughout thc city 1sst rscn.ns.
i,nr,ne .hr il, that fearful nurr,caar ~.
Prevailing. rHh *ea.!otaT sI!,a!'*ss y
,e''1. rsn q til H.. ~, it, s' s o MI IN IL ~ sn ~
m hour the Ratr WAS ho1linG through fhe afFreta
tearing dnNn .snsnEH sna.hng enlmhetA ~
peis peii., s1bs +, ttsnt. =, rain ~ @c nas. he1r u
The great kcrtrn1rr Ra!c, uut.'"Ita'Hcd y
unA,,p. IRON our rcr&nal knu Ledge. 10 conaarr
IL win The nne ot la'l night ........
The nots - r!ous atsr;sns tass ,tsi "sc'HsSl s1sh
tho srcr,.. Oh the Cathutc Cathedral,
The t'rspie wns o. r'od. nln', Including W
sea .ecs htRh Atout ~ ttcl. " the part a'orc
it, l+ltrr. rA1r ,osu, strklnx In it, f* the
ruet Ut the tTeAnni- a. hAif AUry lr1ck ht'n<a ri
sux sso rhinncy,, .masalss u ths su,i, and
stra1nin9 shc Hao!r building 40 that NOT tiour ID
nn. I'M " house cnul! t'c c'o'r,. 1nr esrct
wns filed VITA thr ;strf., hnt fnrinl TN 0rr wss
injured. This Int stot u the Gataetllal = ~ not
dsmaR-,l. u was sa'i conclusion " the festival
Many ch.mneys wsrr hloxn down IN VARIOUS
rt7. d the cI., aud hn'ntrf ot tsee.. htss ana
.n. ,ss' M sac fs sns .1 ,ts tsp
,art rsta ash ars iii ,ln~ u. aai lnr Huston +.
III. frnln tii .nt sca the c:t} lht ~ oc'"'s. IN"
Ht1'Ef Rltf| 4f ~
shr tfsck finm K"tnrl's'rt Efuln TELEGRAPH p1ss
ni,h tfy~s &sss hatt fallen hrross tho tfsrt.
MI the 'shtrAt'a nos iss'ln1 !" tas ~. ~ ~,
einlu t..r 1pr,nury of shr " his1r,t tn'2hltAhl'
| .ihunt tne ns nr~h nrrt tho ~'ra: AZ shs
linz III mf1ilnl Il tt mt knpra wfi'ft ~" Hlt'$
It.. atr ,t"hen The la.1 rlr,t'nlen TN" thu na!trn
I,ra:uI pEatrs lsl Tic Ealr Ia :lint ritf MAS III"
III It thai haa tstn rAsrf!cnrsa Tor Hiot'
hm,,ss il,c many eaar4 3! ,iaa'Aae IN shls city
| W. ia, . hrnrn,sl aulT shs t,lLu~tAx: Thn trrs
o., stair, 1tIx nHl ttrc stEs cts we're III many III
tlu.r.. nIr1pptA Ut lief branches. sui ihr ir'es
in utiIvf p4tfa at thr ny hay. no inath slfFrF"
| In MI e1na degree IalNnr! IN Tho ntt'havtt
E.,,sl, Hg!'o Il: III: psepl: ll2Iar. IA: h9*l
, 1869-09-13

AArnsn. tn.r hMtaI Arrtdr,lt n1G-
+nIf,'attuu, - ltrrlIt,r# ttnt"itnrs
Itntlun3 - lrrsh1 acrsnM t'niun
Erecting.
Ht, ,4Hl II arstrh tn I'h" ilrnpn Tribune.
1tn1AhAnl4I-. HtTt, H.
ItrntEn,lrni IN ihn Ahtntus cnsr in,,il hnyr
hrt rnnuiuttI lntt rsrHIru ntrl ihr ra7r Hsrn In
TIN Fat,. Int one ri lc jIfylnrtl wns tAArH sud-
Il, VI. III. nt'3 tll~ reLrt "ns h'Ijnrnri nntl H.
tIntruw. liz ia ~r'f In Htuht, n,nt I,u nt4ulIrnt
rnh Ia rtt"r'aItn with IN thn huthlnR,
tnIitg tnhft, !: ,Fhrs OH. 1ln1H"l Vim. ".
fAnRhE1h. n mi nj Isv. MI lanrhlln 1islnR thrrr
!NIira ftin this rtIy, III Sliding ttnmn ftHm har.
HIuN, lAat Friday ttlsI htlth % ss al"l'1Irll
nh'. hfnAr ntr lfr. nrt iruIn ll'r utTTIa VI t1lr
nuutui hr 'lir'1 Iast nlRht.
b Ihr krrE4lsty 1t htnfr has received trlt"s sr.
tu"- Ie'E,IR tr srrep ~ thr trsIrtnsy ut ttat~.
Al WHnhimRluH. III" rrEt1f"1! rDt', Ut thu srsnlu.
tInH atrrEInu nnh lat.t,iu thr slftrsnIh AInrn,t.
Ihrnt, Mil nf iIn trhH p'nrr'! IrKuInfly III Hsr
thrFr.
articles u run*.tktxi,un nt ,iIe] Indianapolis
tIa~turtss.r i nGnyllIr, thr ttAt1sIl1r. ttt,aIa,
1El"iin!petnhS rrhu NaIlwn}H, nhrr .hr hana
Ut thr lt.ilnlIA,.tIlx 1IhnsHbEtnn, 4 Western
itAtl Hh>A "rfr lr'1 3rstrl'1a,. Thr rIrLtnl htnk
!. sr,~4,M. n 1arh s:n,p.t', ~. ~ elaai
tic "!h. ati.! MI a1sltto1 o! $l.'"n Ut cnnsoii-
dated htork II 1ssllr Rhd ANHitt t'f" rafs with
the :sttskhu',!ess .! The Indianapolis, crnwtorlt-
VILE i NlDsille ltnali.
New Ion tlAle!tAl nf Illinois, irGiiIra The 1'fcA.
EtRGy 0f thc In1tniH EtaiG Normal School.
The delay III ronpt ting thu SsnrenncA HALLWAY
II CAUSED ~ inability 10 Hrf IRON. The Ear vi
thrte miles in Green County IL graded aud lied.
And reahy for the trAu.
4 large ani Interesting utton neelIn9 Of the
Presbyterian churches ~Aa he'll here tn-naht, III
the titerrsts of thr tEaniun. TIr churcllea hcIc
lsr a!l fra1Y Anl! uhxious for II.
, 1869-09-13
Special Despatch to Thc Chicago Tsttnnc.

Special Despatch to 1hc Chicago Tsibnnc.
WAsHIsGTos. u. e.. Sept II
rEOGEEss OF THE CCnAH sEGuTfAT1OHs
4 letter received here from General SicklcA
sIeais ycry encouraenFls III the rrsTresa Ut the
negotiations hc II carrying on with Spain. lie
Think the m2!n features Of the positions Elb-
mttesl hy the United States Will he agEcel TO- aud
TINT tho solution of The Cuban question is near at
cArsk OF TIE ACTIVITY IN THE HAvy YAEns.
A rroEiDent offe1al nf The navf explains the re-
ported acttslty Ii several Of the Eastern nArJ
yards by pa,trE thst, sowarIi the last Vi Mf. John
son administration. usHy Needed repairs the
Trnrtrsl ,reff!s we're neglected. enl III Present
tlt department is ueug thr ftl1t"f. tHrs1s at It's
tiIst'sa III put trn ships. fur various sln,lruu.,
III fltst fnte utslET.
1HErksSIns FRarps.
7 fc commission appointed frhrn the Pension
tIIlcr To visit several Southern Stats aud hres-
trst" all matters pertaining IN rnlnresl irH-lJt.
ets, y III tthrt iii Ihrr.ltHs. tasts II attempted
trn,rl IN Virginia hasr iatr1y been rrlmrte'l, hu1
It lH rnw expected that the c"iut1 isstnn will visit
tfat Eiate nsn.
FusraAE1Fn At 1"ttsyftig,
1hn thn,tIIssirr If ltinun! Hatlrs. AZ inst
insa'"t nj 1tIlss'lt", ras.r 'inwn itHu thr ataIe
department I" tn" i"7ttnanrE il"Hefas teatefdnr,
l4lt WIZ titthth ht ur,Ier ri thn iattnt.
F471tE rF n''R1n l4I"r.
I'-'iar l"lhR IN" arnisrr<atF NJ 1hn ttai1E" Ut
:,"tth 1url. htnt DattittIItn. the A.a~titInn IT
thtrtHItta nj that ftr fntnn.l m atast" This
trn,,lrv, atrt nit trt,ri btsIae Hrt rtrnl,." nnt
tltts r"'rt Il. ttu'.ltnn irin Art=.rt t"arl"nt Ia
itp tItltt,t tlthtt a 1T hinttiha has nttIitt.
Ht nv Asath'sAltIt tItua
tAAltH, nrntntt ~ ,Imh"t4
WAInir ntn4., fuit ~ ,t1nth fi"na ti",Int,
ut tIntnHt Il, ltt tith t'tmtt1 HtaIts II, niI 7,
hhs lt nt+t teal |" ttpthtt HtI attn 1Ittt Ut Ut
ththit III II lnt tihl's tHthttIs Laws.
HI-tntI tinthI
Ftt sit nj iiia IL AI+,I iIA III u InIh n Hd+h
II llhtt i'll rinl II md trIhH u IL at,'t II
lihhMh" flr fsinit. una IN ra+pt, ~ NJ thr | !.
'h'." slnil-inn "lll In cum ted inrr ilaal
sitLt.
, 1869-09-13

=; ::.n. : r. II H.: II sss.s sss sss ts j s .'s;
sg III, i.l,i, kfs"' M s'w w.. t'' cf"t a.,a w
uas. i"nt" fh FaIatu.r. lsts nFr s~ry hra7y, anf
~ sarla s'9u' ssty 10 uns han,tfr, i,ust,rla to
tounirJ eouLl ask tut trllrr rulurn. than tho
isInr! WI 1T 1r II. lal,oy IN HI. 1rrntory III.
ssse" ~. rough rs.'nato Of ta~ e.nt'nt ra!.e.t
aa4bets; coFb. ~ ts1 buahelsi eats tul oeo hush
~: rotAtotr, 9M,ooo buahels. Wien It Il i.kcn
ofsna rr~aent iarma tAye been put under cult.
taabn within the tsAat sWo yea1A, md most Of tho
tnade ~ pa! yea'. re .n,ah taa
ee..tnx : larre psH: .Twensy thousand .sres
haze been el.ifn<dj md .hon,s.tesdts, tn to..
% our .ettlen q. sre eoun.et leavfer no eaaacs
IL ciAi Atsent.on. and tocn viii tx snrn groves In
NJ .iirrct.ons sessesrn avcI ths lR'sad md otau-
14pt 49, n 'ns rs fhr IL aaa1 t5I. nia.
when fii country Will dcIelop ttseil. mt smother
sturro viii n opcnrrs tropa which tfc pyodooo Of
:Iaen tss s1c1 c.; e ns ~., ta pour into r.
1rc Elhofn twiA,) lnfrl~nden, reports thai new
nyeiy. Tic l.srnr1s whn have threaded report
incr wheat Of cxcelleat gu3'lfy &ad that II yteas
tll the Nss fsuu tEcl'c ~ swcaiJ hus!se's 10 tho
1'hn Wsukcaha tWIA} Fireman Aays: "Out hop
hseilux commenced On Aends, last, throughout
TIC eonnt1. II TIC f!oar does not touch them, 1
good Yield u expected
The fort Ask!nron tW1s} Irrult says the hop
cEnn N that ioca'tt! "a being, gathered, and Is
fi1all In Jte!h, but o: Kr,o1 quality.
The Jeotfron (Hts., fsaHHtr suys those In that
Aectinu oFpinR hop yards arc txow busI picking
and dt5lnE their aops. soEe bare altausone,l the
idea u picking owing to the Gac: OF lite hops be-
tnR ia had condition, and thinking that ther Will
not rraItzc enough out Of tclr sale 10 pay the ex-
pcntea of securing them.
4 lester u tho davenport tlowa' Ga.~tit eaya:
" In November, lsfs, Tecc!Er'i ~ rnt thasc III
the crop Of QUO ot mi tenants en0 betfts or corn
-lhcu selling In davenport u N centa pes hushei
The torn vaa put Ia 4 weti-prutccfet1 crib. md
xaa IN exctl1eut connit1ou whcn ts,hl have
Just had 1t hauled to town and mid for 70 cents
PR hslthtL The total present weight vas exactly
las bushels, showing xhFnkazt 0! e bushels, ar
~ Ier cent uiEcDnnt ffDtn the Dttru1! amount
Thrrc MIS- no unnAual exposure to rata, hai
weather, ETC.; the corn was nrs' qualify. aud
ihnt thr nj was IN nft respects far test
Of The ttront Aut lots Of holding over
, 1869-09-13
CUBA.

letter from u S0utiEcra t:cnstcnln1a
III &'ah1s-Thc Recent ~ucccn~cs of
TIC <'ubnns-Thc tuhnIl~ 1k,<tnE
En- Misunderstanding SsMpntstxcr+
--1srvotttnE nntrNEc*-k'cartuiC Com
stItion Of the g%bxlnd, &c.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA southern gentleman
fa:EttG tho st1tc Of affairs for himself aut re1l.ls
writes from tar!rnas, under date OF September l.
follows:
Thc news Of the recent surcrss or
thf tufMn. ntar Puerto Principe,
SaGna II t;sainIr and Los TunAs has gly.n an
impetus nn'l ltfe to the patriots eaa-" which VII
pEttSr Irresistible. The enthusiasm Ut the Gu.
Eal- lEows III lounIl@; the, NJ. rising nnIs.e,
anu foektn. to the l!hefaurE aFMy hy hundrt7.s.
The sra1d.t OPENLY ser: 'hl' ;ht r"volnon WILL
astirosr": that spa'n canuot send sni-
tons loss Sly ~ iitesc t,a,t.cs. /: W., /,
rrrcstet that the trbnnt. IN thcsr cscaccmeni4
showed discipline equal tn ihlt Ut Frruar tronfs
TIE Spanish troops every where ATT dctlotal.zct
TkeE Lave LIN c3sr,IeAre Ia their sotl.erA Mlnv
81 tos REGULARS arc kun1 to 81 tMpathsze with TIE
tHtanP. The reyo1tun, I hpnes..s stccVe, will
fEcC.TI. aud The independence O! Cuba tie at.
a!1c a:'l helpless ituptr " the sulaattcrs au aer
TRENDS arr Ut ile most rcHoit:ng character, aud
exceed even those rerrttrted by The Indians On
the frontier OF the nt:ca States. E,er, where
c'Hcnccs of thcse outraEes can tx sccE-bul'd-
inEs hrlEth, churches 'ieAt1n,ct anu nandrels
Of hHtncEets, Rsnr.lng Hanhrrrts- This once
beautiful and 1n1u1lans Island IS now ! L,asrtn
waste. md should the WAr he prolonged s:S
months. Il NIL III a1i!lnss akltai:alt. Now, all
along the eastern euast IL EAe tsla.l thr people
By hppdreds from diseases supc1iadnced II
want.
, 1869-09-13

The FruEIstene, J,rnn' Of thr 9TH sasn thst In
that city tae E1c, although nf short uraf sOnt
productive OF an immense destruction Of property
Ani tli fua% 1t life. The weather h.d hrCn n:tut
ami 1qnally Ail ,la!. with rxn At fnt"rra!s About
o'eItfk thr Kind nesrassd to husrrhnr. fro:n
the rnnih +othrast. Ansl for htH,t fpreai naser
aDi dcsatsation on etrIy sita, tN,l cI:tErhs who
rrcuticcs thp great gA!c' ct 1915, raw that shr
fnrrr nt inr w1nd art mr.! inlv ~rrnl IN that IT,
r,artas1e tempest. Is' only d"rrnc" hrIna Ia tn"
Duration ut tnC Rtntr;. 1ne ttsir f}ftun&tefF WR%
mt ahen The rhln co1utNraeFd Hs trsrrttJ; hut
it% wis"t .rh. the FurKra up thfnnrh n" Rrrat
tt'tfEr With the tHtItift1 1t torrent For
Nn'r Ehan m honf thr It'd" f1sn IN Il rrrrJ TN
ns1tslH.'. n1si. three burr tF lure Tho tin" for
high tide, Tim waIrs 4tn.si ~Ithin ffE irctHs VI
+tr nrn. II lhr hh.r fkI1r na' siA'' on Wr,:xs.e'
hi 1Gr. a. tts tnn thc W!I1 k1frtl III tfe wrs!.
nrii ht.I ah,t+.t II. fusv. atl p~l. shr tnti n.
ysn tn buts1,r. Hal tha gal" tnf'snirs! aa"thrs
IL Ut ri Ia highest fur". tho water wntI1i Ir'f'
pt,t l.n,r 1nurtt! - klt l4.Int u thr arca!
rD4pt Ut lH. Hut 1t Ia tn fr trhr'"l I'll" lp*s ii
Ntr IN "wednesday rsrntnR VA. tiu' ti"rr *rtl
ona ,hnn In Tho rrrriaa% Ea:n, 1nr 1o*+ nt tr"ls
et.y laa s!4t trrn +Cft Ersu4t. l:rrr3 eltlxtn ~
j.riS ,irtir~ turfr1A III Tho IuAA III A!t!lsr'st III
r.risn Or o,ch.ni a-.rcs1. The .o4* IN ta,I,.i,R
l. iargr, ma 1uach geslsaae!a ueseaa'sNtc Ia
, 1869-09-13

Fire = Nttsi Fellows = ifrruhtI~nn
aoHntS tnns rMtaon SrW Nntl.
tnhti.
artc'nl ~ rFusrh III 71rr Chlrasn Tribune.
...,... ........ ttIsrr, ILL.,. s"rt- T..
mr. srhhe or1s In thr i'nst Hfrrr at t'o:lna M
th' l1Htnlha' # 1,~rt,h fAl1rnA.l, yrs,rrhay
.ltt IAts1u, raustnhn iru t,!tifinxr at,,l haHsu.
fhR haly t~n oihrfH. fhs Masonic HAT,
In onr Of :hr lnItLl,ng~. was damaged
10 The amount nj tlsr hun.lrel ,Intars- T,,tAl
ins~ r ihr fl1e s:..h, uInn which there WAS t1,Jh
Insurance.
ALrw H-lre 1T ta1A rslin*t, composed rfInc..
lH!is nl tn1nR hrn. ~a@tn.sIi1tr.f hrrs last nHhi
.'Hli'H' 'hr ftocrt hs"trt iAigr. ,,ulcr yrry int.
lrrifte ansl'free. The ustrr III ih1* rltr Il in
ht'tIf'Ah'isH Fu1'1lifnn.
The lttiuhlirhh tu1n't tons tIon, Takes rlaro
Wat Thnft'!ht ai 'nitr E"Int. 1'hr primary
tttinEs wrrr H. ii ytsrtass annl ;n.t night In The
county mud city, uIld ters4., to tv r"l,rtsiUn
nrl~rntrh
III" t!nfnrr. al'"n 4 st, 1pnI. ltnit"n1 t'"n,-
inny was urKanlf'>l Testrrtas III rit4'siu1 l'l'
fL "1f Il i14.ut,i uf 1'f, ftnE4: las. ". *EtrIDu,
,trsh,rrIi: lal~nrd W'l's. VIZ" President: i'"nsln.
tt,. If.4ia]. .tnA1nIN TIh'."'is III 4. 11nnte,
I.tr, Afrxn,lier. tlma. IT, tntt'*. A, I. L. Fro.
nA'. md Burr: +. ,trnRlh: Tina. I. N0r1t1f
:~rICf +tJ ntl.I iFruh1tr,I.
, 1869-09-13
ELECTION NOTICES,

t'nscA1p. Art. II. I-tH.
Hr. y |an1-r. Fri"e,{,nI ~ the Skt@*&r S-Aoai.
itr untrrrs6reh taueAso.e 4ad friends ii rtleA.
fitn. hnat f.at thr rc+ Of ttls retsnty te
ttaNt-s tn tal ~ srrtlt IT, cfhrr tho
eansrnslnn fClt n"t-tat a candidate lar CJuEtv
StttriLttE Id, IT f Seh.-Ea:
!: A. brss.. f1y,idtns hr.t,i 4 Etucati"n.
L. u Me++'rrr, Hoard It Educ c.t!nu.
T.. Nmrn.:t, HhA1d uf Edncatlon.
Wul, Il: klnE- Hoard 4 Etuc.tun.
A. ". Tinkhnnt. E,,.t.l nt Pubic Works.
.; wr,te, 4. 1l;fh School.
Al~!n Catr- High $rh-t
J, l.. Psekast: High School
II. u. >nn~4 ItiEh Stfnnl.
II. +. Munt~. High School
J. y. urHes. t,r!he:iy Of High Sehal-
T.. Z. b.t1.,t Principal ri Sor:nAl >ellu1I.
A, Il. Lnn- fftneitAl tf franklin Srhtrl.
T. Msoy fis sueipsi r.ns2sl e Il, i sehi se''
1Artle 1enlt. priEeit Al + Dta' 't,yn NthHtl.
+. = H+yHts-l iE1DeIsAl Of De1rn St2ri
4. II. S4nfwt!L Principal et t.e ea!nnon School.
Alt1ed XIX. Frintital nf s3arr+nttr School
u. =: EnEtt r. Fr11f1rAi II NashiEEton schtrL
J. \. Merrill. Fstne7psI Of Brown sch..ol:
u !Aaekinsn- Teacher IT Murir In PHfhr Sehoalr.
.fa:Ert NatI. School Agent.
). |. ku.ttH. Alderman, ChttaEa,
II. ArcTr. CIfcAko.
r. 7. Cr1ne. Ghieaen-
i. J. Asrry. Chicago,
atr1, +. Foster, ChieHku.
MeNi! Latd EEaassua-
CHICAGO R+rt ii, Ih4a
K-a<rt. s. A. Fri:1t, Hs,. H. t;lrt<r. 4A4f ntk.rs.
rtrt1nr. tnI-rtnttad thrir eur .ston.l IN
ttfetta viii ATctr IT thc3I ALI and them to the
ttst Ct my ability. Your otrtltpt ~rrraot
y, UAKER
, 1869-09-13
l8nlIr0Ist1 opening.

lEAvHxweErn. Eert. i1.--fr+.crdaY The
ntr. rns.rnE,s train n,rr ihr tca1cn.
~utth, Au hi.nn { S"rlhxratrrn Nalln'si
tou, rnd rriur1ri ta',ay sstH,i III" saInr hu'n'es
Ut rltiytna Of Atrfsnn III frAsrnsatt aud r.
e~rntsmns rnrsci M pl-naAtttl!. thr ttrhtaou
lrnpIc 1e.ER received here 10 .iay vita HrtHx ut
tmt f,1n hHa nt!er itr1uuns' 'rat1nns vi welcome.
, 1869-09-13
ira H1kA4

4 hlh th 1ir t'ftrt!, THtrrNK fFntn iah'"ti.
tmhhth Irrsttnt,. HrlH, Il. sata: ..
'Nr MIR lnrn'r'l IN thr ttrrf inux +H'lff.
tstrMi. tI.tlr4 Hhtth il HpHx d'tf. W. nav" trs-
ln1,r AZ rtsat n rnInf1 tnt thr fsftnrs nv ran tT
sn1 III t,a Nnrthwrlt. srnfrlt& nj tttHt'rf l"1nR
't'r atls npr1uh 'tfn At't't I" ~ tn"r,f 'n'',rs
i"rh', 1hr rItttI o"nr 'fft. HHsl Has 4as"fa ah!e
"F tu;tIinH ~ rtnPt faFff. "h'" q II
liz a.s trust rnt taIH ,!nar 10 Ill" E1Huhi elnrr
t1.Ai, "" hAt. hh'f NntIn, t1ra tir@ HhtlA, WIN
q" a'h,na' +hunrE'. nn.ll The ta'' "rrh "hsfft
tat IL arH tIIIIr .tuHrtf, Witch has HhftIf"!ia' r.
.afst'I ha, Ing. Whrr IA krlrn Ill., ailh HIl. PrF.
i"l~, aNTnEc over th!ltJ hushrA feF he1ri hal
, 1869-09-13

1sEuKsrEE. SEPT. ~ This morning hfcak oc-
rHrr"l In thr Eric Canal Kt tF hf1 hq1ts1art, in
This cIir, The tixt1.trerc mllc irErl wn% drawn
down to>,lat Tor repairs, nnh lhr canal ,ass arc
nrNItl1nt, This NIL! ttc1aT navigation at lcatt
twfuIJ four huutR.
, 1869-09-13

>.ct.A. despatch tu Thr t'h1carn Tribune
NEW foRH, Sept. il.
rEAT7, THE TcAAs MrKpERER.
1t IL asctTtat1r,l that Major I'ratt ACCUSED OF
murder ami treason In Trx1s. sail.-! for Europe
.In,Iet u False nnlEc fen du.a after h1s r,ca9c,
Warrants have lrcn seu1 llcrr tsoM Texas for his
unrest
COLLECTIONS FOR THE Arrsu&LE SUFFERERS.
tnntr1bu.lons were takca to lag Ia 11os; Of the
churches OF New York a,tl Itronl1yu for the
htnn''ae sufferer. Thr asinunt rccrtycA Is no.
Annwn. LIT II Is generally understood 10 have
trtn lltsral.
tElzt'EE IF 1LLIcIr n1sTsLLEEtrs.
1ssetne officers have scztHt several Illicit 0la-
fuitr1te IN Ilrnuhlyn within The paRt week \
quantity q! Whlshcy wss setzch yesterday M tho
Strttrgtpn sttaMnaat, Just st* +. Wis starting for
1+ustun.
arRpEKnrs OUTAGE Av rAarnC1ESr p1srl1-
LEEa
scrrIa! ut the Eicn engaged Ia fraudulent dlsr.I-
Ting as>au'tc,' the revenue tllcrr 3cstcrlas and
attempted IN shoot him for enteasurlpg to lls-
cover their place Of hustHcsI.
foss By FIFE.
The scta loss 1'J ihe hir1ln5 Of kavanAch L
liecAtrs htIitui establishment Is estimated al
flGa.Nr.
The bou1e Of The Cuban Insurgents 70. tho loan
IL &wenf! Mii!pn dollars have teen comrietcs1
:sEd arc fsclng tni at twenty-five cents on tho
'nslxs The interest t-cxlns ut per cent after
Cuban independence Ia acknowledged, aal the
iAus asc patahic tel .eata ate. lhc n,crcss ic-
Eink.
EALE OF 4 NAVAL STEAMER
NEW ftHtK, Sept. 12.-fhe United states Eteauet
algonquin, trsttn*Ay rfr,:trA rs sold by the gov
tEnIEtut III The EIas ttcn t'harec n,,tnu.rc4. ".
fsetisc lArtmfIc+ I. to ne delivered to tn.t Srntlc
htl nj tho Innklyn NARY Ynri, 10, ,mnTrnw. Sac
i IN 1r ttEt Unit rpinulai: VI I'll nllerr Of hc
ltc1i States Sary. htt1ii,s far thtt purpose. an1
viii Aat tor Fort NJ Prince nsout thr end Of tho
NrrA.
rEi7tHE tF COUNTERFEIT IITI1'A+N&riI ETnsE.
H4,ss Il1le ncu The TrrasuEt .1rteSE!rrs r:ta!ned
= ri.r fn tf1r location II! f!,. !IryraPhInS e:par
tfttn \ c3, shc cauAtrrfrn utr tan.:af EErennlrks
That hnte 1Hcn cIrculnrd In tho S,uth AMI South.
x4% vi r. struck antl fGaFr n last. tt r'rsrtrTHE
''n riH EHc:r rIn'E;s. n!t1nr,l Et,.a't.n ns IT, IT
l4tsh4t'~f that fEul This 4ilr parE If Il mill
iutl 'uIbHEH 1f hputhHs 1lnsts hare been rrnIr't.
w! HHst a;h" W tIh'' la~~r.-inIt n ftr ts,'r
lftHI "h!f thr ntt"rfct nvr .f,it1r Hills thc
'"~ta Saih'nHi Hank, "f Lcwr:1. i"n1i.-thst
"~Fr s"F1trh-Lsrlt r!fsnlAfri n r. months nQn-
Nrfr t'i1'"i Ihr principals nt this rHlrusiTr
Ean9 sl ttnistrffr'1rEa af" n0w III rust,nis. hlt
t'if ihtiltr hIr "Hhh h! Irt thr prrsrht, ~ tr,s
li''AHasl"n ""ll'l Probably prevent thr Arrrtt If
:htlt att utnrIirs.
, 1869-09-13

1trttrf to tGar Asondnjr Shftcrre~.
IT,, t,aetrH Ia. sept. .1A-snt~ertrtlhhs fht ftr
rr1ut Of the Asi1EIth,f rnfTerrrs h<sc brsHft 10
trA.h tie 1trn.nr.r, Henderson tiat!o1d nf Hay-
lords I1rkl National lJant. II! tuoult. Tie tulal
htuuuHt thus far recrl. esl Ia t3,bNh
, 1869-09-13

HAh InAts IbttI, HrtI. u,--Tic ttfuInt Ut tt,r
sfIr If thu st4Y hay rrA rnfht srI, uIarrrrt III.
aIrs ~rta hls,.trtci tA HrAliJ r.rty Mnn1. t7l.
hy'K snAlutit5 il 11n.