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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-04-22
THE MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE
/ insurance COMPANY being 4

home institution, 1t should be preferred
by citizens of the South for many rea-
sons. a. ...a--- u.E .a 81. =. p
/. The money invested in it is retain.
ed at home, where it assists in promo
ting Western and Southern trade and
commerce, in building up towns and
cities, in developing our rich mineral
and agricultural resources, in building
our great lines of railroad, and in cult
waiting our boundless prairies. For
these reasons Southern and Western
men should insure in it,
2. AS its funds are all invested where
high rates of interest prevail, it can
grant insurance cheaper and pay better
dividends than any Eastern Company,
For this reason, all persons DESTROYS of
making certain and safe provision for
their families, should insure in it, j..
Its local board of Louisiana Directors
being composed of men of high stand
ing in the community, is a sufficient
guarantee that widows and orphans will
be protected in their rights, when poG-
cles issued by this Company mature bv
reason of death or otherwise. This Il
peculiar to this Company, mo other in
stitution beyond the limits of the. State
having local board) and is, therefore,
worthy Of the highest consideration.
The Mound City issues the following
classes Of policies:
!. Ordinary Life Policies
( 2. Limited Payment Life Policies
3, Single Payment Life Policies
! J 4. Ordinary EndOwments-As
rance Policies. .t'
b. Limited Payment Endowment
Assurance Policies.
o. Single Payment Endowment
Assurance Policies.
The above are the most poDulaP ,,oIi-
hes, but in addition thereunto. the
Mound City issues
Non-Forfeiting Policies,
Participating Policies,
md IN fact, all other classes of Policies
Premiums are payable in cash, but IL
he assured desires ONE THIRD Of the ]
'nnual or semi annual premium. NAV
emaln unpaid, it being endorsed as An
interest bearing loan on the policy un-
Il paid, or cancelled by dividends. 4
Each policy holder viii share in The !
'ROFITS in the proportion he NAV !.
aye CONTRIBUTED to the ASSETS
4 the Company. IE
This Company makes no charge for 4
olicy, fee OF stamps ~
The Louisiana Branch Office Is in the 4
tory Building, up Stairs, No. 3. Cor. i
er Camp &0OmmOn Streets, oppnaifa 4
ityi Hotel, New Orleans. y
g. d. 3, SHINES. I
State Agent for La, New Orleans 4
DAVID j. REID, \
Agent for Calcasieu Parish. 4
WaL H. KIRKNAN, I'M. M
Consulting Physician for Oalcasiou
Parish, nos
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THE SATURDAY. EVENING POST

= SAAAAeAAAlA AAAA HE6& WEAAE,
THE SATURDAY EVENING POsT
4 gives q beautiful Steel, FNeRAvTSa.
manned Zone Of Life's Happy Hnrs !,
70 inches long by 20 inches wide1 H
every single $3.50 subscriber, and n
every one sending on a club.
The PosT is neutral in poHtics--beipo
exclusively devoted to Literature and
does not discuss political or sectayian
MISUNDERSTANDING these to the politieai
religious press
IERAs-l copy, and the large Pra.
MUM Engraving, $500; 4 copies ana
the large Premium Engraving 5000 ,
3 copies and one gratis, $500 ora
copy each Of the Post and Iady's
Friend, $500. The getter no az 4 .cl',b
Will always receive a copy Of the Pre-
MUM Engraving.
eA- Those DESTROYS Of getting mn
clubs should enclose five cents for sam
pie paper containing the particnlars
Address,
u. PETERSON a ca
5l8 Walnut Street.
MOO Philadelphia.
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OF EVERY DESQ RZPTTON
PFinted o ReasOnabIs Rntn..

! NJ Persons DESTROYS 81 having JOB
tiln'ing done neatly, ezpeditiously and
the ECHO. y
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Medical Examiners:
W. G. AUSTIN, M. D. ....
J. N. FOLWELL, NJ. D. -..
Louisiana Directors.

LOnIstana Directors.
Gov. G. H. MOUTON, of G. Il. Mou-
ton & Co.
Judge e. T. MERRICK, of Race, Fos-
ter & e. T. Merrick.
F. H. HATCH. Of Samuel Smith & Go.
@. CHISM, of Chism & Boyd.
JAMES JACKSON, of jacobson & Man
ton.
OCTAVE VOORHEES,, of G. W.
Bancker & Co.
FITZWILLLAM, of T. Fitz-
william g. 90. .... ...'. .... D.. .... i
R. s. MORSE, Proprietor City Hotel.
Gen. B. b. SHINES.
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TER ~.

! copy, land the large Premium Enga
"- - wing ..,..... ..-.,....,. u $3.50
4 copies y....s..,........ fl Coo
3 . land one gratis ...a...al 500
g. land one gratis -, -. 1900
One copy each Of Lady's Friend and
Post, and Premium Eng1a.
wing .,,.......... ZOO
Inc getter up of a club viii always
receive q copy Of the Premium Engra,
wing. Members Of club wishing the
+ Premium Engraving, must remit ON
DOLLAR extra. vi = '1 II. II VI
49, Specimen copies sent Gratis.
ADDRESS DEACON & PETERSON.
8IS Walnut Street, Philadelphis,
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RaItimore weekly sun.

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| UNRTTALED IN THE WORLD IN
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| Published E5ay Saturday Morning.
I'm its every Department it more sue
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the people than any other known Week
| " Newspaper. In comprehensiyeness
and variety it is unsurpassed. .+ 1.1
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ru SKETCHES, aaa.r-. I'D. .... vi
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90. &c. .r.. MISCELLANY, "
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ablest writer's, graceits columns O.
"@.. from week to week; .' E"
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in every issue, the la y,
test news from all parts of the i
world. It devotes especial attention to
THE FARM AND. THE FARMER, |
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all the avenues of commercial interest,
puts forth weekly, the most full and ac-
curate A. So ... ON -.
MARKET REPORTS. ....
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1t the following exceedingly low rates,
% individuals and clubs, when sent from
me post Office at one time,
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Directors:

JAS. H. LUCAS, W. 81. JENNINGS,
A. M. BRTTTON, JAS B. EADS, .gg
S. M. HATCH, JAS. OWENS, CITY,
CHAS. MCLAREN, A. II. BUCKNER
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MOUND CITY LIFE INSUs
RENEE COMPANY.
OF ST. Louis, Missouri.
Cash Capital Of Sl5O,OO0, already paid
IN, with a guaranteed Capt. a
tai Of $500, 900. a...
Omcers

OF PARENT OFFICE IN ST, LOUIS: Ha
JAS. B. EADS ..... President
A. II. BUCKNER Vice. President
@. G. NOTATION -. Secretary.
w. Hatch General Agent.
w. w. GRTSSOM Con't'g Physician.
JOHN p. THOMPSON ACtuary.
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OGlcers Of Louisiana Agency:
Gov. q. FL. M0UTON. President.
Judge q. 7. MERRICK Vice-President.
B. B. SHINES ...... Secretary.
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THE WEEKLY SUN is published
at the following exceedingly low rates,
to individuals and clubs, when sent from
one post Office at one time. r.....
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

I,OR SALE OR ExCHANGE--FOR REAL ESTATE IN
New York, Brooklyn vicinity lno objection to New
B,ookyn 1do Lots East New York avenue and Pros;
grounds Is miles from city; Farm 1 acres, Connecticut
OF 100 Personal property OF various descriptions,
RIDER ALLEN 80 rinc street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

4 NTHONY J. BLEECKER, ,AUCTTOSEER.-TiIE MOST
~ valuable property Mt auction offered IN the lower
end Of wcstchester county, by Az J. BLEECktR, SON
O'clock, March III sold, balance viii be closed out
March S25 City Lots and line Residences the property OF
Henry r. Deeraaf. This property lies Broadway, for
merly known road, opposite First street. NORRIS
ana and directly opposite 18th street. New York Island
AID 20 minutes from Fory-sccond street, by Harlem Rail-
Harlem Morrsans horse pass the grounds every
mnutes connecting with the Third avenue railroad
and steamboat for Peck slip. Also within minutes
Of Merose and Morrisania depots.
One ne DWELLING rs rooms 16 city LOTS all modern
improy ements high ground, splendid shaded the building
would cost SbV0tO 10 build hne Place for summer
one large Dwelling filed in with brick, IL rooms new
Ing wcsray place city all modern improvements
One House, Mansard roof is all modern
improvements, city lots splendid view:
One Gothic House, 10 modern improvements barn
city lots splendid view
Also dwellings. built together, with party wall the
10 rooms EACH and two city lots each building.
Also, small House on city lots.
above ~ located high ground, with view
the Palisades Central Park and tho Sound The proposed
Park when built viii connect with the Boston road at ths
poat, and pass d ecy In front OF this property Boston
road Brosdwsy laid with Bessn Psvemen, up 20 10th
The streets finely graded and worked around the proper
". Broadway and part OF Wall street and Second place
gut'crod and hasgcd street lamps are erected
property very easy Of access Hes high, has
ens "a ana se ' Ss m *. %
Tcrms-o per cent cash and auconccrs fee on day Of
mortgage al three years for balance at the once c j.
MARVIN Post Building, corner OF Liberty and Nassau
can be obtained At the oncc Of the suctonecr.
Stone House, with $50 feet Boston road, and go
feet Cn street. be purchased In plot previous to
party at the Tower House, Second place. 10 show the
property.
The New York herald., 1869-02-21
SALES AT AUCTION.

rrHE EVENING TRLEGRAH or MONDAY WILL 0Ok'
tain cartoon on Fashion, BY Tho great Ame7csn arss
The New York herald., 1869-02-21
A PEREhPTORv BALE AT AUCTION.
IA JAMES n. MILLER
VIII sell on
MONDAY, MARCH u, 1850,

A rHREArrosy yAsEs s45E 4! A. xHi.HEs AgHE5os.
MONDAY. w a.soa 4, z IS nsss.
ssst :. 3 nsssssEs sSssIs s. TsaB II s'o.'v.
corssinI1y ssi ha;fs se0as
ESTATE OF LEWIS g. NORRIS ..s
not only OF the present activity In
ton s @
sable auxiaes 1t not doubted that that part OF West
come part q ihs great srovns ely q New YORK:
The great q CIV wsstsIs:tsr county = present In this
-s'''l' ''s" cESrRHEs si AZ HvENUSs' AVENUE : ~
for the general charactercs Of dimensions locality and the
beauty o. sgrronndng and adjoining scenery
termination Of 6e Seventh avenue Grand Bousvard and s5
street. and s connected Will! h. city BY the Central bridge,
The COMMISSIONER Of Central Park, whom this shall
The probaSs consolidation Of this par. ws.schssser
county with New York ey me Popularity q Central avsnus
:. dys the g the snd mh :. oss
% ar busn. " Or os v.v az
Central avenue Il prsasussd from al points
For maps ana further particulars apply TO the Auctionee
"A Our regular semi weekly sale Of
Is POSTPONED 70 WEDNESDAY,, FEB. "A.
and will include,
FOREIGN AND y 5ssn e SsY sooD
A RETATLER'S STOCK,
consisting q ready made cothns Hats fancy and ssaps
B~oods intended for this sale should DO sent in
Tuesday before ~ sfss'psdTss EessT En-
FIRST SPRING As sALs Il s'sSfs| oS Straw GOODS
very nnc and choice assortment OF new fresh goods,
embracing all the desirable new shapes
AFuLL LINE A5p 81 SOFT HATS.
sale. wM. TOPPING Co; Z Aissonssr: Ss.,. ..,...
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

ITO ". IN JERSEY CITY, FURNISHED COMPLETE,
handsome brown stone front House, 25x44 feet with
unns room, extenson three stcrics basement and
~. ana cold waer ts furnace, dumb waiter, &C.,
Dor ~ New York roN oelre -
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

A DON'T FAIL To GET COPY OF THE EVENING
"A. TELEGRAM with cartoon the Fashions Of the Fu-
ture, on Monday next.
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

the property Of the late
David Pattullo, ksq.
by EDWARD SCHENCK, on Tomorrow, Feb. ., at ~
o'cock A. M, the stables OF M. underhi Lafayette
place. OF Eighth street. chestnut edng hands
brother fearsal also broshcr EinnA.
Chestnut Geldng l5A hands, years od fast and good
roadster. rs
Black Mare Belle OF westchester; very fast.
perfectly sound and kind, and be
q above stables until day OF sale.
Light top Wagon, with pole and shafts.
Sale peremptory
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

A Lii WANTING FARMS BETWEEN pprppsptrpc
ano hlcbmond, call on Mr.. CRAIG al rnrt Waitbsi ~,
ne nar.mona nni fssetsbnrg Karoad Address Farners
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

A GARDEN FARM, NEAR NEwBURG, CONTAINING
"A Is acres 81 acres under cultivaiion house and out
buildings In good condition stock aud implements Included
barSnin good stream water; price ST. 7s0o only So 0Q
casiR DICKINSON CARTER, 56 Wall street, basement
The New York herald., 1869-02-21
JAMES CAGNEY, AUcrIoNEER.
81 Onicc blks washinton street.
li0TEL FURNITURE, on WEDNESDAY, AND THURS

DAY, FEBRUARY a AND 2S,
OF the pirate Hotel No. 10 and ~ Clinton place, Eighth
street. comprising the entire Furniture
In hi. hotel every c o. Which a. per eais'os1. win most
superior pier ranci Mirrors elegant Pianos
wood EtaEeres, &c. Fun particulars In due season
JAMES cAoNEY. AucrIoNEER, Is NOW PREPARED
81 win give his personal attention during tho
sales househould furniture st private rcsidencos All
business iruscd to bis VIII - conducted with integrity
and ability having ~ experienced best Of reference
persons not aeluSnte refer also person for whom
sod last year, their addresses be seen By calling a.
The New York herald., 1869-02-21
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

"A y 49, ~, bhhsV,ApWAY-srANLEY ~, DAY MAILS FRrF A
Il sarr. =. nvusc building sites, farm Ia rv.Fv
"a srsrs msuneser county specially having properly
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

A VARIETY OF FARMS, MILLS, VILLAGE AND
~ country well established Store Property for sae
for exchange for city, Brooklyn other properties Many
first class places near this city W. H. MELICK, AL Broad
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

1T NEW BRIGHTON, HAMILTON PARK-TO RENT,
"A furnished and unfnrnshed four first class Villas
water gardens stables; adapted winter resi-
dcnces delightfully."- ioc ted very healthy;
ferry. MIR. HAMILTON, :6j. Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

A BEAUTIFUL FARM, 90 ACRES, WITH HOUSE,
IA Barn and good oubudngs; the land under cult
vaton railroad and canal splendid location In Oneida
county, price 81 5O Inquire Of Mrs. WHEELER 95f Sixth
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-01
MEDICAL.
WIZARDS EUREKA TONICl
Wards Rheumatic Linament

NoF hasa reputation erall other remede. before
tae public, Tor thr reason 10 ha cured many CASE, that
have bafcd the skill II ourmost eminent physicians
and pronounced .nciualio by them al. Persons sul-
ierug with Dyspepsia Indigestion, Sick ~ Nervous
Headacho, Chi- aud Fever, typhoid aud Billions Fe-
yers, Coughs, Cold- Consumption, Rheumatism, Aeu-
rlga, Pain IN the side, Breast, or Back, should NJ
once procure bottle valu Gt these invaluable rene
dies ar7f Frcs'orDd ai ONCE 90 perfect health.
EUREKA TONIC b, good for Debility from any
cause. % haas 40 equsi aH Female Remedy. II aids
Digestion and purihe, the Blood, and prevents dis
c,cioan- ing the system OF al Impurities, which let
remain, produce a sallow complexion aud bring on
disease that makes lie OF misery. Woods Eure
ia Tonic compounded = the puTest Vegetable Ia
tracts and pleasant 10 take, and mild in ~ action
GA the system.
Try one boulc-ii viii keep your Liver aud stomach
q gin, and prevent bilousness,
W.M. wARu, covingtOn, Ky
4 E. whitaker,
Wholesale aui Reta.lAgent Illinois.
Ana Tor Druggists generally maT3l -am
, 1869-09-22

~aI ~ II thars VEN no "Fnrmosa" behind hin
u Woods. close By hlU At The t,pef1 House. aud
fp frons Of him q HcFictetx. His ~ Red Ight "
entoce ~ nEiRhtfy n ever, and Ia lighting him on
to email fortune
DEARBORN TuKATHE
Ihe MlnSdeLs Afe cODinR fame and fortune. and
h1ltNR their p0sy little fhcAtfc fIa al tho ume
We undcntend they hare becn setEc'f Ntth the
"Fnrmoaa" fcTcl, And have bur!cbqac OF 1t un-
deTitned.
orERA noCsK.
"Fcrmoaa" u ANNOUNCED for tomorrow ey1n-
III 1t Tic Opera NQupet with selected coupafB.
We tple It the public IL sutncleutsy acquainted
ifh the t!eInertts OF The ptecc. and tho cAAt to
render 4nJ f1rteer allukton fuptffuouk-
THE n11RkIcOM.
The uibe5uicon u doing snaah!nx business 1t
1t h ubrstrfotc IN the highest de17~o, aud the
American Who goes viii Aeo gssod k1tnr,
uR1Ak kxHInsrioN.
The new organ Of The South CouarcEx xtlops ii
Church, corner Of IhdlAnA avenue aad Tweuty-
sixth etrcct, will BE- exhihtted Oh Thursdsf cttn.
tbF.RpcTmrAntcd by FocAa concert n which aey-
cfzl eminent AmA2eufB will euv. Mr. Dudley
ruck will o1lctsfe at the organ. sud play. amonx
other selections. hla "Tf1umphal March, Mayer 5
u19lie4" overture To Fra DAvolo Schutne enn =
"usrsuk" HA'tlstes odcrtntre IN ninor, aud
kss own TRANSCRIPTION OF 't8meet llumet The
concert u IN AID Of The bu'luing fuud.
rHtEkOLO0ICA1.
MN q. =. stone, . very experienced and cn'-
l,otPe. nn0m No. 70, where she dero.cs her time
to chronological e1Amlnstloua. Her reputation,
hF III In tho and Kentucky, ~ akllfu sl1y Ia her
trntcssaon. IL Weii knowp, aud wo aTr couilhort
tha! she viii speedily command lsfxr Patronage
In this city.
, 1869-09-22
THE PIONEERS.
Arrival in Chicago of the California
ExcuraioniatA
Departure thia Afternoon.

TIE lopZ-e1pected California excutston party
atEsed IN th's city II $50 O'Clock last night s4<
the Rock 1AlAnd Psctdo Railway. An Immense
crowd had assembled u the depot 10 welcome
them. Taa at1tval Of tho train containing tho ex.
curs,outsts was aignaljea BY the rnng OF cannon
Feher Il p. FIJI ~ss sss :. ss
lowa: James McClAich,, Aipetl Leopard, A. q.
!Httersop, Nu. CaumloRs aud wne, James ".
5 ill., snd do.ess s }f:s % hG W ~ saa. s bsne
Hwee.ser and wife, Wm Aace, vito and children,
Mn. 1T. ]. pbc|an ADD children, Aaa r. Ap-
ysr' y ohr,,an hno1 fna Ttf' en, IT g."
ssF'ss9 r.; il i5saF p.'t,ss! s..:sfass
Vile, cspts,a J. i Ei.ssoo, ii % jsmes ians,nF, Joaa
l,icharris AID vie, john f, OIlryon, ". & Fn.o-
man, ", c. Fclch, Chss. d, Gutter. vic aud sous
i..si lisnT; H. Eii. i tso@.s s Fsas poaKpsrt; t.
wE. 4. DuntaF,v e Bruce lates CattA.n Wm. r
g, wao. E; e I'at'er md vile, =; !: Itoot and
George sawyer. John A. DAucrt Mn. cha& /. pA.
s,fr. Iso'srt Wniiet Willtan Martin. John W. Act.
s,s:' tas. ' kan, ss3'a' Ss%a' W.T. : w.aa 7.s
james 7. BENNETT Captain Frank Johnson
John Grant, A. l. rcteraon AMI ~Irc. Pu!Io White,
T.wass.vsy, Coipe..us s;orm, ). l. Dachs,ncr,
reuso ,a llalsaf1 !'.,.t S.Ens, " r: Fa..er. .,te
:. .,.i n,',;,,.,r 4 IL. I'LL n .G y u: LEI
Jnnmsn,,' 4 ;,trnne;a y r III. aA i,.n:n1, =
Moody /. &. Erksn mi .iFe J.. H,n,is,ann
Ish.s Il 1trrs,cx a.mr., i ,rr,snn .nN ~itss
if.r+v Encr,D"" tn".. i.ortar 1,.x,s us.tT
j Nrnntc,a' II fsrninw
H,tnrx ~ Ann, yn,,t.. Mr. n <fn,S
W. Wtti,.n, t.Su,r'nE NJ j. Wurrn' ~ 4
jnNe1I and rJfe. 4. il iiounhton Jo;,ar t:hsrtns
ttnc1!c. Srwtntt Horeil AIT r~sfr Ill 4 II
TSre,}s Mrs ]. i Hafr' iI,. +. Il Cr1nIs,i md
x,fs. Il Il E.Ie,t nuI ytfr. Isxsr 4 t:sstrs ana
n iie IL n f:Ii1nt,'lnvs III n jtrncrs nnf rIfc r.
Mr1s,1sn, Vim. 4 Wf1uht. ~ f. Csnnnhrii NM;
viz DanicI WtftarI. q. W. Hmtth. Jnhn 4. TtICr'
u " IjiiIrr ann via Hamtirl II. Turner. H. W.
j1rkirv i {, 4 itniiani. " ii. iirnEn j u
liunthrrys 1oa,nn ff,.nr,,rk
, 1869-09-22

coedinEs Of the boanf 10 BE- sent up, and that tho
ley3 for +ha pAJsneat Of tue ba1d Judgment ~ Get
aside ~ UNCONVENTIONAL aud void
Tue hoa1d having aaa0med 70 lazy t<x
ppon The property af ludtylduAla. Mr. Ctsrx
cxlms that It bA1 become question bosHeou
the board and tho Individual tA1.payers, 70 be
determined ~ oor OWE cuuTsa-tna1 nc. ~ one
upon wbose properly tho evJ uM bcen made,
has tho right 10 tuvoke tne lntefpostlou Of tho
oourte Of tho 6ta&s ID projection OF bis prop
erty, aud that bis rtgbta afe 70 b detcrmtb9d Ss
bet Aeen hlmseff and The county Antaor1u&, BY
tho constitution and the laws Of IowA ~ eI.
pounded aud eettled bJ our Owl courts, and that
in This contrureFs1 Iolther Federal Courts nor
county cfed tors hare the right 20 scr 10 nter-
iere-IhAs though tho coustr bo e&topped Irnm
defendtng these railroad bonda IA hetd BY tho
Federal Courts), he, ~ TAXPAYER, u
not ostopped-haa not been \ party to
Any proceeding. either IN tho Fedef1l
or STATS courts, In which his rights u taxpayer
have been heard Of dctermlncd, and 40 IL nor for
the trpt time, b. the levy Of ths tar, reacned or
affected BY 1hia bond contest aud that. II, thefo-
fore, The county otlccfa Arn comnAode1 to pay
taese Judgments. tncy tnunt pAy them otherwise
than by taking the 5sscate propesty Of tta people
o. the county for purpose directly 10 violation ot
the cnuattutton and lA~3 OF the bkxte. MF. Clast
also stAtts that tho Federal courts claim tn hare
prior jurisdiction oi the contest between tho bond
ho!dera and the coanty, the 8iato courts will have
Ike priority ia The controversy bttWcen tho Of1ccfr
u1 the county ard himself.
"91ch We believe arr the Esnarsl 1punds o!
Mf Clark's action, and pur reAnctr can undnsEtAnc
the polnLa made, and will earnestly de1ro that ht
should D4lpI4tu thfln."
, 1869-09-22
FEMALE DOCTORS.

IL th< Eaitnr n The Chicago Tribune:
Permit me 10 call your attention to q mistake In
your issue oI the a0th in relation to Chicago Mcl-
cal College Tia. college did not "take tho in,sla-
Tive" In nda,,t:ing women to It's Eectnrr& The
lIuar,i Of Trustees OF Rabnenanu Medical College,
carly Two mouths ago, established a "dePart-
u cht for the rnetlcal education Of women" and
published Ia their announcement a EDtlce 0f The
.atEc, 10 v hiCl oud cali your Httenfton- foues
TfHls. ~ 4 II. HALE
CH1cAGo, Sept 81. 1862.
The notice mentioned In the as,ove Is a. follows.
Gudrd IS The progressive "riEtt cf n" .sr aud tnu
h} the artinn nf the Anerrau Institute hs
Hrt1,,,pathy. u1tch hAs rlarrd ~omzn IN the Eantc
.i%1c with in the rsnks If the rdtcA rr fr-sion
H.h.,enl.L1, Medical toltrc 10 ve.nru. lr.s.ns ii
iy vii hs>e seconded to them on the coastsrlra
-S,sef .s's .'S't ra,.e~ 9S' e'srr s IN: ~
IN tst ia,,ansl {atneut II s.sh pEotes.os MAY
.tsf !,r sdni'ei"n and graduation. I'D the s.,,.
.vta.ii.r adApiasi"nos ~umAns .nnd and nsturc T.
IN siti. ard pf.etlre " ttc nt-iacz1 AL th
tIu.t-,- beiiftr ihAt What n1Ry now h termed III
,.4,. IT. will after the hrst yr.r al trial ho te0
stTk III, 4 soB1o5tfe
, 1869-09-22
CANADA

Movements OF FEiucc .4rGhur-An-
bunl latduStrln1 Exhibition of the
Province OF t1ntNrto.
TuEoATo Sept el.-Irtuce Arthur arrived here
thts morning; stopped ntteer minutes an4 left for
Ir1nt,ou whefe he viii alsase as 5 O'clock CrowAs
a.sehie<l at the stations on the route and Greet
Cd hlm with cheers
L4,NpoS, Canada, Sept eI.-1ne tFent5 fourth
snnusl ln.rstrtal Exhibition Of the tTos'net Of
t,ntay1o commenced tn this CITY TO-DAY, and viii
caLftnne "Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. II
nrppnlsts tp pe Abe most bucrc1tful ever held IL
t'auatA ....
L'eutvra1.t Governor Of Untsrlo visit tho grounds
tthtt,ftYHX.
, 1869-09-22
NEW FQUNnLAND,
Eho Confederation Qtaostton-Th

Tho CONFEDERATION Quos1ten-Thp
Opposing Factlons Hard nj Work.
HALIFAX, N. r, HcpS. 2l.-Ncws from New
FoundiAnh aals tho county, u becoming A41tsted
by confederation 1tsc1as'0u+ The EnlonlALs nre
well orHantzed Ind tho iaEgcE part Of the prcss
their favor. They have lsnued campaign pEpcts
Apd look forward ~Ith c0u1dence u v!cf0rT al tho
election. Tho Anti Untohat arc ~ no means tile
Their steamer han ntat1e trips about the COLONY
csrr1iuR nuttup!on sprAtcs1. aad no TABOR Ii
Hpntcd 10 defeat Int confederation In the cnnrAo
Of = ftH weeks proPOsltluu Will bu ma&iG 10 the
tiovernrut Of prnc1 Ed &4yh'a = I4land bY tho Gov
cEnmcnt OF cahada, IN regard 10 the tefms ~
which that Island will 10 received into tho Con-
fedef1cJ. II the former government think tnn
propositions made BY the i>nd1inlob equitable, The
llotse Will be Al once t1lssolred aud the whole
question submitted to the people