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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-28

LARIATTNG A LOCOMOTIVE The Sacra-
mento Reporter says 1t is currently re-
ported that a new tribe of Indians have been
discovered near Independence, on the line
Of the Central Pacific, who would seem to
be as well posted in regard to railroad mat
ters as their red-skin brethren of the plains
The other day locomotive having passed
by to their bewildcrment, they resolved to
lie in wait OF pursue and lsriate The mon
ster.
Accordingly they made a very strong
lariate, and perceiving the mystery approach
ing, stretched it across the track, either end
being held firmly by 20 or so of the would
be captors, The engine came laundering
along, the lariat was struck just below the
head light, and it is said that the Indians
exhibited greater fsats of ground and lofty
tumbling than was ever seen in frst-elass
circus.
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EDuING. An exchange has the follow
ing, which viii strike all who read it as be-
ing true
Edi'ing q paper Is a pleasant business.
Il 1t contains TOO much reading matter
people won take IT,
Ifthe type Is too large, it don't contain
enough reading matter.
Ifthe type IS too small people won read
it.
If we publish telegraph reports, people
say they are all lies
If We omit them, they say We are fossils.
five publish original matter, they con
denim Us for not giving selections.
five publish selections, they say We are
lazy for not writing more, and give them
what they have not read in some other pa
rors.
FIVE give a man 4 complimentary notice,
then we ere censured as being partial.
If we remain in the Office aud attend to
business. folks say We are too proud to mia
gle with other fellows
five do not, they say we never attend to
business.
five publish poetry, We effect sentiment
alism.
If we DO not, We have no literary polish
or taste.
five do not pay bills promptly, folks say
we are not to be trusted,
Ifwepay promptly, they Say we stole The
money.
Coon MAHlIs. An action cannot be
perfectly good. unless it is pure in It's mo
riyes; that is, unless the motives are vir.
tuous and free from any mixture of vice.
If We commit small faults without regret
to Cay We shall commit greater ones TO
morrow.
Pride is the most ridiculous ana the most
foolish Of all vices.
Ia everything We do, however trifing,
We ought to reflect and reason, otherwise
we shall never do anything we'll
Idleness renders Us unfit for everything
Flattery is more preiudieial than rude
ness or anger.
We owe the greatest gratitude to those
who tell US the truth
Calumny is the voice Of those who have
neither a good heart nor a good under
standing.
We ought never to believe i'll Of any one
till we arc certain oft, We ought not to
say anything that is rude and displeasing in
Joke, and even then We ought not to carry
the joke too far
The longer the saw Of contention Is drawn,
the hotter it grows.
In matters Of conscience, first thoughts
are best. In matters of prudence, last
thoughts are best
Lying is vice so very infamous, that
the greatest liar cannot bear it in other
men.
LARIATING A LOCOMOTIVE Sacra-
r,anfo Pano~tar savS- II is o1rrentlv re-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-28

IT is unwise to worry about what cannot
be helped, and foolish to worry about what
can Be helped. Therefore sorry not ai all.
, 1869-08-16

1,euditure. u,noniaeanoa, art aud orusmeut.
It ~, -. :. o~,o,,ae;. n, v,.h;,,4,,
va sb r, attain to ,he ,,,,st e,tende1 ;1lnstr.,
a., - ,,n,,h,or1 ~ c,.,r, n.r-.na la.,o,
architecture The world hos ever knoun
Brt. II ernenacl in Locality uor.hv NJ ,ha
National Capita. We shall be b,,;1d;no
Erv 1s.rEu1A1 nouR. The par;s ~ th;s
Western world. uerhans .ho 1n,don ~ tha
future,
In short, xo estimate tho va,na If t,,o tr.
+n,o ,o,ot;,, ~ a., l:..,
, 1869-08-16
CUBA.

Negotiations for the Parci.a<r OF
lndcpcudencr-The Spnni,f, s:un-
bout t&uestlon-A DcuinI-piot tc
Pot>or The GuFTi.on 81 una.e i. ~.
NEW foaE, August 1t-Senos Ioae M.:r.r. M.--
eas hss been commissioned IN agent ii H.. .it
Gost1nme1t 10 treat With the S;lantsn a;.:h,riIsS
IN reference TO acknowledging the lutitern tucl.
EuEnp* las: Saturday. ami expects ~
meet General PEtn at some po.ns In France, an1
u oEce enter tnto uesola.iuns CONCERNING tile
object OF his n.sston- IN accordance Win The
some fourteen months snce, the cubans furnished
the Spanish reFntaIlonlrg IuptsA St.J-',11) atu
En'' to aitn o5erthro*lnY lsa ,ella tn rttucn for
Which Cuba "as to be made in'lel'sutr;4s
It's reported that = ps,vateer tett i Northern
port Of the Cntteu states few night, s,3:ee, .is.-
lined for ihe sets!ce OF The tutat1s-
g1aph> trom Washington taat be aas a:ltl;n1.,:
information that sealn @lll seaa tstpzc lrnprs
10 cnlA nctll tue Runh,at question Il settled
The SPanarts acsno~lesige that Wttnn!; she~s.
vessels theY W1l be unah!. TO blockuIt :te :5.in1
and crush ou, the rebellion Four of Il. sua.+
arr reahy f.. armament
Une hu1Iifed aul nftE worEmen firm the IH:r K
burg iron foH1dHes hare contract'' witt LIE
CHnaus to 20 tt tuba anil work II fh.ll-,i-.
NEW YGEE, August ls.--The *:atrt,st,G Ia.
Senef Marrtas has hcrn sent to EG.,pr II slrv!
General l'rtn II said 10 tx Incorrect. IL. n,. |.
Is tntmaretl gone 10 CuEx1 70 have 81 ..:,fs.rw
With President CtsEe,fes, IN ort1eE .hcaep"sa:s
E.t5 the CuEan Iunta heEe.
HAVANA, August IA pan hfts tttu '''!st': ;..'.f
IN AAtanZ2s to poison the hrr4li intended fti .nr
F:art1sou OF that place 4 AtxrC c114tt a1Tt. th.
pIut to the authorities who flAu t!e pa-tH arrested
tt7td nnI seltenccl
There Is d rnnos IN c!n:u,ailoa fhHf t'.!unel
t'utTaS hal 1rtackel The tnsur,e:i+ ~ s!.. A.!
kIllrd 81: Spanish lo.s sEl2il Ihie !.-i'utt l-
prohabfy cuuf0unIth With the rsrtur,' i. G-nrr1:
Jor,iun convoy As the localities u tltl. Of tie
tpEsEpIr eDts r-t cputiE.1rts-
, 1869-08-16

pfeelah!e Space In the immense eoncoursa that
1ao gAtnered u ~ compact = tnaas A. could bo
1ahmed together, sktatnln8 10 get within haar-
ng asanSe. re-; Beyona these. arranged in seml-
drawn up lines Of casr1Acea, three or four dsep,
also 1l!ed Rslh sptctatnFa. Outside OF ali these
we're huhdreds al persons Who could only hops
to catch any utteIancea from the speaker ! stall
By the favor Of he Lost perfect quiet On the part
OF the Intervening crowL
TIE CR6ASHATIox
wAs effected bJ eiecttng Hon Jesse n. Qren,
President and Vice President tor each pf tho
thirteen oNnshtps OF Clinton County The eit-
tors Of Republican papefS IN the vicinity were
chosen Secretaries, hud after patltottc a!1s BY
tue band, Governor Hayes Eas introduced IN
Td.bearer, who wss abUut leading the party 10
Eoyer1aor HoJes spoke for nearly rTo hours on
the Issues Of the day, both Stale 8nd National aud
In eu]p1f Of General Grants ADMINISTRATION lie
wa4 follow Sd BY Senstor Morton, q l9aaaa. u a
d1yIded attentiDn Of the immense audleoce. Lie
.ipent for the professional rtpudlktof AND DIS,
upIobist, George Il. Penlelon with fash, anu
topk the hoe 80 before be- left htrn-
In conclusion hr said: ~ would advise tue pco,
pie Of Ohio to stand fast bJ the men who stood
fast ~ tue country through the VIII, snd b5 she
true principles Of Reconstruction since the Waf to
stand iast to tue Republican party, 10 Fhlch the
tocE.EY owes more than any country afef owen
10 aBJ b0llticl1 pArtv, nEd NOT b5 lff1l4t4on Iro
neglect, permit tha power Of the government
again 10 return IL that foNficA ctsaAlzasaiot
which Is 60 largely responsible Tor all The blood
that nas been shed and lhn treasure taAt ms
been expended for the preservation Of the repno-
ltc-" ....-...
Immense cheering greeted the speech Of Senator
Morton IT various Passages duriu, lis delivery AID
NJ It's clCsT.
, 1869-08-16
GETTYSBURG.
frcpn Fn ttons for the Grand Army
Kcuntou-frasliaeu tlfitcer~ to tie



Kcunton-Frauiuen officers to he
Present.
NEW YuKx, August 1t--Msjor General S!ocur1
las arrArEti to meet tEe u1.cers Of hld ut tom
maai1tne fxt!i'h Sosps.on ~. .as aa,''e, Ia a:
embraced cn4r i..lr wheEr ac1es III tht. tarEsAs
are now deau and dying frotn the eiF*c;> of that
l{Y1faa,e Viii renut the!s ines 0: hrea%sxu1S. a.
the most appropriate .anl mark Of ther pas.ttr,
Governor t;eary. of Pennsylvania, whu ro:,-
Nanded = division OF EtocltnA corps, VII! uleGL
hrn On the nelt- Major General WIipht, .h.. oil
sixth Corps Commander, whose trpnps arrived a.
Getty gsbuEg Ia the nitk Of time on the r.rE1sg "
! The sreontl day's enlargement after ts.-s-t1y1
miles Of continuous Inalvhi1g, will Arrive y: .i'.-
st-hrrE, hy way Of Washington early IL she w,.k.
Aalor General Sawsou, Commander Of the Fl-ss
Eus}s Rttes KEY 1olsas dsath, VIII }ala she Hasty
AID be ptesent to establish the IHIA.t11n3 n f;5
command during tnr second aud third ,tat', bal,
ties.
t;enersl Graham, whose conmant err:r.,e, y,
lrs sperately with General BarksIale rnr thr tr,s
ss.s.on Of The psash oErhafd, and wGn was w
yrft!y wouu.ir.l and captured on The :e:,i :, .s
tc.egfapted Throughout the coF,ntTr a,.,s receive,
farorahle responses that hts stan and linc u;.c:I
" II nlM0st unantMonstJ meet him there
.ie1tlnl WarL. whose command orrnc1 tn.
SECOND As, :. enlargement u tie Dr>M* ben, a:.t
MaJos general 1nK4l1s aud Generals lrci.i:"ns.
lrenatne. IAxke. and Major Dullarl OF Ills sla-.
Major General We:,ls whose line fo.mef he o.-
jetlye points Of L0uhtrtss1 f1uous charge on th,:
atterDooa q ne saIr ~ ~, e J.
Viii aecumpzny him. and James Walker. Jr.. the
historical painter, wn6. for The past thEer yrars,
IL ,s rceal,e h oi Isuxs;rset @ paars IL ssratei
an Invitation fs0u the Gctt. stIEr~ Hlttir-f1.fi
Metronsl Association to Tslt Gettysburg Al ms
tnne- -.--,., ---
Major GeneTal uowaru VII. meet the pas.r from
Washington, CoioEe1 HacheIet, tnt. auttInr al
tho nometF1cal drawing Of the nell. aa''ish,'
noF writing history Of the hattie. VII ;r.'c
here on the 2gsh ~ assist in the arTau%eme:s lnr
the oceaAioH- ...-
, 1869-08-16
TIE OHIO CANVASS.

Opening the HniI-I1epuhI3cnn IN.
ltinfave-A Large and Enthusiastic c
MeetfnE-t;rcnt specehes OF Cove
ernor II. IL. E1nYe4 taAd senator o..
+. norton
WILMINGTON, 0hIo, August 1o.-fne train walca
left C1ncinnsu 1t O'Clock tbLs uoyn1pg. took
Norg IS Passengers Governor l. Il. Hayes, Sena-
TOT q. r. Muston reporters for the leading C1ncin-
uatt press, and = nurubes OF c1lizena rome Of
whom we're attended By tnet1 ladles-su ior Wtl-
uingioa, wtere the opea>ng meeting under the
s1sr!ces Of tie Republican State Central Coun.,s-
tee, was 10 be ne.d. The day vas prppiuous, auI
the party set ont with evident nntlclpatfoas Of a
nee,ln4 rrtpectsble ID numbers and responsive IN
their Interest IN the topics presented, We hAi
not progressed far beyohd Morrow before the
numter. sho began 70 taIon9 Into the cars lnu-
Arrived At Wilmington, ouT cAfB were sA!uted
win st1Rits Of music from band In a:sendan
and shouts from the lasVe crowd tn the depot
EIounutt. to9eeher with vigorous dashtng 10 and
ITO, doing nothinK particular, Of several sIuFdF
horseu~n. tied up ii hugs blue and rcd saaht:s,
all told tna1 there b ~ been nors of wak1n@ up
10 political circles thAn Hc HeEp ptepAteI for.
From Tie balcony Of the hotel Governor HayeS,
Senator A0rtou and General Fund were FacSei-
pause; aau = Procession wa4 e1teu,por1iel m in
wagons and Oh loot, and. hen!cA bI 4 nati OF
music proceeded 10 ioe pleasant xruEc ucaf ss rae
village, where the a,r:cnsarsA fs1fa aEe bed. ING
streets Munc the route xe.o Ealy decked With :
pfufusion OF Lniun bAAuets, large AID ANAL ana
thc people of the eutlEe county seemed 70 niss
10 lumber waEona ID carr ai1s Of MI ntsct'pitoss,
upd fcr nearly 81 hour tho rou.l 10 the Kr'tals
s1s lively with the passtug teaus sull cru" - VI
tooL 7.-
w1s handsomely decorated With 1nsa aoI csvi
Eternl, Portraits OF Warrington, LihtnA az, ~;
Giant were hung in conspicuous P's.ufs,h a., a."
over thc front Of the rial1os!u xsfe Nv ,ntS ~,
shof.s1,tilct hat'ic fags Of tn? se'ca'5 H't.a ~.
Ono Volunteer NtsstLtn3. nnucf ne!s ,t1.' Lte
uaJn, l,il~t,txAl Of n,urv ,hau uuc tp,on totot-
frhrtr cnxc,, ,1urtnv the contest RKA!hs* feffl-
, 1869-08-16
WASHINGTON.


Special Despatch to The Chicago THsaur.
90 WAsHtSG7OS. August IL
THB NEW GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
Tho Baltimore American has q report 9t s;,;s-
uents uade 70 : correspondent Of thas paper b,
Governor Walker. Of Virgins, In which he |, sA.l
to hare placed himself fairly upon the i}-pGIwa.
platform, reiterated hts declarations m1lt. ,l1...
tn. campaign, and deciared bis n1entiou not IL y.
oyersloashed By any Of the POLITICIANS vEo n,
supported tn expectation OF asterHarts a..s1u,
use Of him.
IHA HRtlTHytLLH tFIlt H!a:
II turns cut lEat the Fenur1e.l t.lt II ,ie1t4.
Vile W., between whites and b!acas ~ ~, ,:,s,
By the Southern Associated Piss. t9.,s..-, ,,.s
sailor killing netTo, AMI H.. u, i. ..lr,
rescued from tal bs the whites. l., .r.., cu..,,
has sent troops 10 that place
Gaze ~ THE TEXAS ::.,.,s:s
Pratt, The Texas sl0teT, W.. y. r.v: T.,
aAy.cea OF the government fron ilr --4. q! "a,
be brought before tho Comuli=-:!:r, ri. Il =. ..x
and the cage Will pEuccei regularly.
to THE ASSOCIATED ihE>r
REDUCTION IN TIE FaY pf As>l-14HI a:sE>,.r
AS-E>~bRS
HAsHISG1os, August !l-1lle Ara: ga,
q lne TreasurF. ppuu reroEtrh,.,.:,.-:. y r.
Commissioner OF lutefDa! Revenue ...- ret RI
The Faf If ASSISTANT :14.t.--Df. u Mr.. "a:
and Tennessee fTn1n sa3I tu :, r.. ~. Late.
Gill States from s.i.oa to 81, a,r1 III IT.. ~'- ~.
Territories On the Pacific ocas: i!,,:i j. $;
, 1869-08-16
ILLINOIS.


Ine VesYntNou Coal Company LAS resumed
oeetut.opa 1t ia mines IA Si1ca.or. The heavy
rains Of June and Jnly tooied the zines 70 tnca
hp extent - 10 compel their Aoandoanent ~ ia'
as getting out coAl MAS conceEned.
The Hon. John Murray died st Cellcrllte on
Weanc.t.ay last, seea g Jcat4- lie haa NFea 10
~, tcrn, NJ the Illinois House Of RrrEcseat7-
tires, and scoator for one OF uorc tcsmA
NH, Stoxc, who res!dcs with her ETaaason'
Jaud stove, mile aud halt north Of "Ifea.
pas,cd her 10th birthday On Tpcsfas last ene IS
n, enrtrut,, "a q. an5 iluc fut uu1ibrF OF 5cafs
rtht. ...... ...
The Rev. 1cscrh Powell. sa,bcr Of Najo 70 well.
OF the Colombo exploring expedition. II hn"iias
.cl.s,ously among thc lnlncE7 along LEO lIches14e
lsaiirp4d, Apt IL injecting MIN much sGccsse
wn. liulin, County c,crk Of WlnnchaSo tountT'
tlas Juat c1es 70 5cars of coniinuous oac'al ref
,lcc,-:H 3tAr7 1t thc lInr being Ii tsc rfe>ca!
nr'cc. Tn the Eth ul4tant tls tEtrnhh rTtsva!e'
',m win gold watch sud Eoli-hrahe'1 ca2e,
A tattteanxkc, Ei1 feet four inchcs long and n!ne
, 1869-08-16
MISSOURI.
Delegates 10 the Keohuk Convene

Delegates 10 the Keokuk Convene
taon-$senaner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81. Lol1s, AceCst l*.-Goren,nr Mrtln:s aaI
apPo:rted delegates 10 the Mississippi cotE:lrEcii
Convention, 10 Ike held at keeku1. September :,
VIZ. Lieutenant (iurernof F. .. Stanar'i. ol 81.
Louis, AMI J. u. Wll!!4n4. Ct Kansas. city. TO rep
reeeEt .he Staie At barre, Sat! th- pre>~n< 'Ee.A-
tess Of Congress to represent the co3G:tsstona:
dtsu.ctR.
Dispatches from .atchlsun. Kansas. say the
steamer Metz, lacen Ith material for !he lcAzen-
soHh / A1chisoa Railroad, sunk 5esser1as. seset
mics heiow sne city.
Heavy rains, causing noo1ls IN s2laN streams.
carrying Awas cC1Eerts fences anl ntntr or'perty.
occurred ueaI keokuk, on T1utzday. ~ Natel-
vli!e ard teEo1d slrlillr stu7lns Prevailed,
DONG coLsitIefase dsTase. The rtsl-
deuce Of Jat7es r. Pierre, TIVE miles
sGuIl Of NaierS1I!e, #1s struck By ll1aIhfng, Hht
side torn or, and not board which belonged -
II can E,e :aElE Four EAt!.es ~ tue hoase acre
severely shocked :hree OF tatm being lG1u" n ui
Of a rrrch ard struck :ascasi.lc, None we're
ra.:xDcer ,,alp ca the North Missouri Rail-
mai ya- rEcA 1ao list evening, twenty t1llles sEis
tiue OF Eaasas t'1ty, and the engineer r1s tla1.
rrTrcsls wn.sheh. The a:'sck p7Seeesesl !st,n
farmers Who pad recently !o=s inauS catte y
tfatuJ ruE1!Ge orer khesn-
, 1869-08-16

ACTIVITY In EFci@t.t~-Thr HlFAet*
lEnpf0ted-E'cr-Dnn

Activity In FFci::e.ts-Thc WlfAetA
lEnpEoged-Etcr-Dn
s.s Francisco, Arccst 13-f'ce President Col
fax ard pAr1y Eeachcti hefG itbu121I
The steamer Go..eu tlt5 af:isci ffon lanaua
II. aay,
tne ca.t. Of William Sas!ey. ail.s ReIdy. thc
t!ack, ol,t1.- A..d the Officers started tor New
ltrx w,.n LIN 1hs afternoon
Fre!khtH, unrsGa!IJ actIre; 81 euzage.nrnt5 re-
t.r'esi for jr'y, representing as,.u1 r.gtsrcre,,
iluEaEe-
Nlalng asocks afe improved, Eaost tiescr1a:inls
rlrslI.g with an 2tlsanlt-
Fur qulel as saIaA ta6do. whea: uorninaI II
::..:-s1:.o. !eat,'nE h@!srs having w1slln.*s.
s4> FRAsC1>co. August 1.-THE untsaa: 7:.,n-
Etnc5 IL the EubeJ uaEteE cop3tnuca 1t l.. SUE
ses:+. reltef that the banks IN thts c.ty t,,r-
Tn~ III New fotk and other Atlantc ci..es .irEo,.,
tht aElcUnt Hi!h the Sub-Tfrasutes lu NrM York,
and draw un the sub Treasury here, Ia whtc.,
&c,e ten or twtlse millions Of coin are now locked
Cp- TIE Secretary OF the Treasury his Gr,,u IT,
qItssed h5 telegraph to accede " the ahaGt >slE-
ceas!eu. but n anticipation Of bis ret:l-a firms
TIE Independent Mun,cital Convection n.':l:.
mated 1ntnas u. stlht for Mayor. The nol.l;:!rh
has peen resident Ut the csty Tor twet:y rsI7I,
aid Il oLe Of the lfsIilu9 merchants .! S4u f1As-
cl.eo. las other nominees arr al eot1 cl;zrns
n1hs o. WON ar professional 2oi:saina
tneEbets ot tls Cablne: express sralln::4'oh Il:
The proposed ttsit Gl Nj. Seward To the CITY Ut
Nt1cor aud promise hlrl GeaefIas reception
The Wtte growers Of Ca,lf1rn!1 VII! open nt.7o-
t!a'ions H!sh ne Central Pasac naa vthrs l,s, n.
changes On Nlne packages ~ viii enable lien to
ship overland Instead OF by se1.
i Iays meeting Ct Etr1uans i1st hight dect!tHi
10 give S-nater Carl Schurz. Of Mlsturt. p!s1,ss
reception. HrrspectiEe ot party, on bis afTlyal IN
, 1869-08-16

CEoQCE1 4 tsrxtise. With noses sad eotnmtntAreA
By Captain Maybe Heid. arw iosk: LIZ SA<Aa
IeF1 F441; Soyel ?, AZ. Sh1zses Rs.te. s::se, Of
md Dion Boarfe4Hh. New fork: HAsse1 Hrothet1.
tNtrAko: Western trMs Ctnlt Any, l.rf-
ItIE pIc7ClkA A Poem tn tEsrr caEto3. H. j, IL
Pew I'll au,lor Vi fiir lntsdeuIt" F.e1c Fseta1t1-
rtc rte Bus..n: AdaH,s { Co. 1-S3.
I1JI TIL EE f0HEES uf G4yEEN6H1. The Orlk1Q
II tie Tn,ted StAt.1 and the Ststas 4 The Sutarsn
+. N the snI T1re.en ns tie Rel. ts- Ttres
nsnezr tht R1sHLhe: Lc.9,es de!vsrtd Il Is l..
iEtg b. JceI fa1kc1. Sew fort. hErta Hna&h-
fSn Csnstrtfc: Ans!''dc Fstr. clleAse E 3.
Asfis ffE, 1P.<sn, Bv G.~s:rc Il Calvert Hru York
sieidon q. Chis.s,: $, =; Grts;. sCs 10 co.
tbs OF ErRorL, s.mc ats'nnt 4 ,thtir ,oElan,
pEtesss VI tuttnsttun and ufthoas q! Adnilni,sss'
tstn -tih sreerstn. - 70 teEe "t tae enndtlnn' t
CcrrsAyT fy the n1ttnuu Fuet!rs OF E2t 'ca Afr5
t,s,u,I AT ties1 With 4. lot = detrnceEsir. y
sest. Rad hsicrt g. Ssg yosk ch..tt1 A. A.
KrxtaEs IN FEE Paoo4 CoEHRrcHos
rsSxs 1saa .cir III ss. fosk t ca1.s,f III !; 3
i. Wissi. F. 4 -. Pahu.hrd ~ The ccas1's::ee ot
iihrsry sEd PubArztitss N9 ,,,-. d,
1nz47111 Or AnxtssaLWS ts2 P1ITn; :n3,to 10
ntnt II rnited stsirs Sss1l C,m4sdr tn S:5ap.
ton. Chicago; T. u. Mye1 6 Ia ista.
, 1869-08-16

There las been considerable outcry
raised by some Of the Copperhead press
against General Grant lest be may issue q
proclamation according to the Cuban
patriots bclligerent rights. Senator Nor
ton, in his recent speech in Wilmington, ,
Ohio. mnde this observation on the snb-
ject:
"Srhiu nAde haste w1thtu two months after the
tegtnhlnE Of the rebellion to concee beillgertnf
rights u the Southern tontederAcy. and Tho d.
ernmcnt, In polite and studied, phss4e. thanked
her for her moderate and fricndly act, and with
wha! t'roUr1etJ hare never pct UNDERWOOD And
II VII should now, n the cut Of nearly Jear After
the beginning Of tie Cut4A rr.o't rcsap1ocAte The
ct'mt!itucct by Conccltn1 belligrrtnt rights ID
The prrpIc Of Cusa. tue unoat fasldlous uenocrat
SHOULD not complain"
, 1869-08-16
HINN ES0TA-

Heavy Rain and Wind NtorEn-Dana- :
nEc to Harvested EEoP4s
Special Dcspa,eh 10 Tue ChicaGp Frtbane
Sr. PACt. AEguHt IL
Last night very heavy rain storm set 10 about
10 CLOCK as.d eort,uutd at Intervals Until day.
tIchs. After m.lliQhs tterte wtnd commenced u
bow, lasting for two huHrs. y" srpost4 nave bee
n, e1yetI rs vet AS to the eject Oa
tie rosm on the croIrN but II Il
WA general throughout The state. ~ is Probable.
InCs cn!ab'e damage has fen done TO the harvest
FLuy Opp-t1sInj OF the wheat cfnp nf the State
either in tho nlnrow or IN the stseE, which the
trlu1e will effect mont uufayosab'y, while OF til i
REMAINING uncat large percentage tnlst h.r>
was general, # will reduce our surplus crop u
Itlht ut, ,tG0 bushels
, 1869-08-16

head o. the Conservative party. 'Preai~
dent Grant ia waging war upon the thieves
and oouupdonists appointed By his prede-
oessor, who were robbing the public treasn-
~ in the namo Of the Conservative party.
He has made good headway in routing these
Conservative thieves, and stopping the
leaks in the revenue, as the Increased IN
como bundantly proves.
, 1869-08-16

For many year1 Governor Aurton haa bern 4
frrutrr cnirprtcur in thr sctStee III the Ha11lcAt
1arty Of uh.o. lie has nssdr h!s appearance hero
as regularly ~ the schsuns, 10 instruct our people
IL thciT Inf,tca1 duties They have, IN the paat.
tasrn Ms sntElce--c,artnna'i En1uf|er.
And they propose to tako it agnin. He
ciym sound advice. and the people Of Ohio
Lnye faIth in him. lie advisos them to IT.
pudis>c thc rcpudin.es, and they iusc1sd to
IL, u
, 1869-08-16
IOSV q,
.ftrmpt 10 Wreck II Rs4tssuAd
Tfuii1s

Trutus
Sc,;preox, Ipwa- August l4-Last essatnc
rtItl.h n:tcttp ut ~ l11lse to tEfu* &He ta,:efu-
isrI Il ,.TT.t.s tr.liu or The It1tk Oh sle luk2
InSis.on 1t tue Milwaukee ) s.. PAM Railroad.
when 4 few rod+ from Gtra'd Station, ~ miles
ftnr,, ~. risrr. the engineer, observed ntan
thwtx ihe aEtsca auI g1ln into the EOojt,
lie engineer irlue4t!atelJ ~ais;ltd "daNa
iTsses aud revesse! bis enst1s, bat rot
..s. throsn Oh the trsck. 80 one was ilJutetL
Tnt trsiu ras delayed elxa, hoars. Active seaFta
il tttnc muIe for The rerpttra:or, but L. as yet
uns.rce.stuL THIS Is Tie ths7! a.:.,mps on ths d.
yi.4on within u month.
DrnrtCE, tuwa Auarst 1&-The Railroad from
1oxa Fails to Furt Dodge, constructed ny the 1n1a
FANS i Sioux CITY kailroaa ComnanJ. Wtu oe
er.iiou Oh Monday the 18Th lust. Tnro2Rn tralns
fsem nete vi. commence running Immediately.
The work q ne o, soaa I've. wess os fost
, 1869-08-16

FNlL4tELrHts. Augupt II. - Thu Thtri Cou-
R7ts5 Ut The National Labor Cntou VII!
IL held ID this city on Monthly.
lhe l6th. ALREADY trnny delegates hare arrived.
Il IL expected Tint nost Of the statrs will he ftp
resented. The 1T. Erlsplhs ARE llfgc!Y Frprcsrntf,f
Ai:irtkbs tbose v nn c'l this cstuias. Hurx.
tlg~unrna n'rOclatIous will ul'u te fenrrscntr,l,
The trssion Will probably occupy Esr days. Thr
letERtcs v Ill trrrc A'nt 0Frs two hunls>l thot!.
suE,t touail,utnse, members Of tradeA uul3n.
, 1869-08-16


LISBON, August ii.
The mail steamer from Rio Janeszo brings dates
10 the Esd OF July. The Nar news IS quite tmpor-
tant. The provisional government for Paraguay
has been definitely OtEautzed at Asuncton The
ralacu3sAns had tAken Ptuctlo 8ud captured =
Rrazuan ship at anchur there General Lnpez .
Ar1nJ wns securely e1uenched. He had largs
force of reserves.
The Brazilian province Of Malto Grasso had
teen exempted froc. import and export duties
for tEn IeaIs.
, 1869-08-16

1rr only war In which the rcor1e arc no" tn
t,,cstr. Il that winged ufun tho thieves and cor.
r,tInni,t. - who rave lTrn rubbing tho public
srrr,,,ry in The name oF tile 1adIcai ~ ra1t5,-
t.7J+shrad 1rI<r.
II wns generally supposed that Andrew
J1hnuu, when acting President, waa al ito