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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-21

Tom Paine's birthday was celebrated
in Chicago.
Edwin P. whipple has left the
Boston Transcript.
DIR. McCOsh is said to play line
game of whist.
Rev. J. FL. Wiggin, Of hedheid'
Mass, is lecturing on bashtuiness.
Miss AImira Seymour Is giving
eoDvarsat;ons on home, in Boston,
The Duke of Argyle is about to
answer LyeIl, Darwin, and Huxley.
Madame Ratazzi has written new
novel, entitled If I were q Queen
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OLD MYTHs.

Some Ancient Humbugs Critically EN-
aufaed-Ihe Errors of Tradition H'e
MaguiGed BY the FatsehoO"s Oh tAis
rory-Bow Fables become acts,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-21

Rev. W. R. Alger's lecture for the
benefit of Henry Giles realized over
s40e for that suffering son of genius,
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CHARLES Y.


The generally received belief Of
Charles V, is that after his abdicatlon
he returned to a convent, adopted the
habit of a monk, and occupied himself
solely with the mechanism Of clocks,
watches, and at last personally rehearsed
his own funeral. All this, says the Bel
oian sayau. is, IN fact. nothing but It's
sue Of errors, clearly disproyed by exist
ing authentic documents. Charles '.
aid not live with the monks he never
wore the habit Of the order, and he new
or ceased to WELD the imperial scepter
he tgct0 and 70 control the affairs of the
State. He had, moreQYer, a residence
buiIt for himself. detached from TIE con-
vent but communicating by passages
with the cloister and the church. Far
from adopting an appearance OF poverty,
or limiting his attendants to twelve IN
number. his household consisted OF more
than 6fty individuals, whose annual sal
aries amounted 10 more than t4OOU
sterling of the present dag. The profit
sion of plate taken by the Emperor to
the monastery vas employed generally J
for the wards Of the establishment and
for his personal use. Courtiers were
continually arriving and departing, and
the Emperor was almost as much I'M
pressed in public affairs IN ms
retreat as he had been while actually on
his throne. Although he had delegated
the official authority, he retained the
habit of command, and remained Empe
ror 10 the last.
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EST A ABLISHED lS4O.

tinaeious, have insisted on believing its
truth. This story was not known until
two centuries after the supposed event,
and the chrOniclers of the middle ages,
so eager after extraordinary facts and in
teresting news, are entirely ignorant OF
it. Tells lime tree, in the center Of tie
market place at A'tdof, and his cross
bow in the arsenal at Zurich, are not
more valid proofs than the pieces of the
true cross which are exhibited in a thous-
and places
PETRARCH AND LAURA.
Petrarch was a great poet and a great
politician, but he was not altogether the
Platonic lover some have represented
him to be. With regard to Laura, all is
doubt, obscurity, and hypothesis. All
traces left of her were so faint, even in
the century in which she lived, that
doubts are entertained of her existence.
Bladelle, a very partial commentator on
Petrarch. is obliged to confess that the
poet is by no means faithful TO his dlvin-
ity; but that another, whom he loved
after a less ideal fashion, presented him
with daughter, who afterwards became
the consolation of his old age. Laura
has made more noise in the world during
the past four or five centuries than she
ever did in her own time.
JOAN OF ARC.
We are now asked 10 believe that
Joan of Arc was not burned at Kouen'
as is commonly said, but that some other
unknown creature was sacrificed in her
stead. This is the weakest of all DR..
Delepierre's positions. He takes, as hls
principal authority, some Proiessed dis
coveries by Pere Zignar, according to
which the contract of marriage between
one Robert des Armoises, chevalier-
with the Maid of Orleans has been dis
covered. When the victim was led to
the stake large inter was placed Oh
her head, which concealed the greater
part of her face, and huge frame Gov
cred with insulting phrases was carried
before. and completely covered her per-
son.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-21

DR.. Octave Delepierre, the learned
Secretary of Legation TO the hing Of
the Belgians, has published a work en-
titled :: Historical Difficulties and Con,
tested Events" in which he plays sad
havoc with those popular fables OF his
torv and tradition, in which the modern
world has heretofore placed implicit COP
fdence. The first delusion to Which be
addresses himself Is the
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
MEDICAL WONDER,
NV ATT,l LIFE pAv.oAM

"A HYATTS LIFE BALsAM. =
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and .Gout, In their worst stagQI
Scrofua, Kings Evil Eryspelas old ulcers and the wor
OF dseasoe Of the blood, great Debility Liver Conn
plaint Kidneys Salt Rhcum, &C., &C., most certainly
cured by this sovereign puriher has been tested BY h4
public wentyone yeara has cured hundred thousand
cases. and never falls when taken directed
old ulcers, where the bone has become cares
any mineral
Ar. d. Peasa Inspector Of State Prison At Trsnons
NJ j. eighteen years since afflicted with ucerous srup
uon OF throat tongue and treated with mercury
until the disease had reduced his palate and face 70
Of ragged nesh that fell of from IL weight TIL h4
frehtul 10 behold He induced BY Joseph H. COD
win, Esq, W give the Life Basam trial. when In four day9
healing began aud In comparatively short time be was
healed completely City reference to this caseBrown
Goodwin Broadway, near Forteth street. N
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
From Conway Tragedian, Park Theatre, Brooklyn,
DEAR SIR-I feel II duty TO yourself and y
others who may be afflicted with thai distressing disease
chronic rbeuma to add my testimony Of thai
truly valuable medicine tho Life Basa. For years ws4
completely prostraed with rheumatism In m aggravas
ted character tried 20 obtain relief from the eminen
medical practitioners both here Europe, vain
when, fortunately for myself tried the Balsam and s se
Of the disease showing the be radical svsr
instance In which have suggested its the
been recorded You perfect liberty TO this comm
nication IN any way you please Yours most grstciuly
Principal depot 2i6 Grand street. Sold by druggists; ~
per bottle six for tb Sent everywhere by express
Hyatts Inza Snuh Id cents permanently cures Caarrh.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
=
"A. WEST SIDE ELEVATED RAILWAY
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE
BONDS.

The undersgned sole agents for the above honda
now oner limited amount at the rate Of eighty Ave 6bt
per cent
The opportunity 10 purchase coupon bond productive
property In the city OF New FORK yielding
cent annual interest and with valuable
bic rights seldom and investors will do well to antc
the advance certain In the market these
shome securities" n .smetailic basis."
Subscriptions viii also be received for the a
payable when the railway Ii under far
completed TO make close connections at Thteth street
with the Hudson River Railway.
Residents Of the who desire incst
mabe benefits 10 result from the proposed
epecfuy solicited ride upon the experimental half mile of
the railway 10 Greenwich street. which win be open their
inspection from 10 r. NJ daily and by their subscriptions
either plan 10 aid IN Fastening the completion Of this
terprse, by which the public will be largely benehted
and the Interests OF the city and s northern suburbs jointly
promoted.
For further particulars applyto
LOCKWOOD & CO., Bankers,
MARCH 3. 1869. No. 81 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
"A @. X. GOODWIN, els Broadway.

DRusHFs OF EVERY DFscRfPTION-AT sac PEARL,
ID street. Harpers Building Az articles at the loves. 40
tory pricsA JOhN X. HOrPEL.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
EEEEE

Prize Medal awarded. Paris Exposition, 1887
Brewery $40 West Eighteenth street,
Between Seventh and Eighth avenues, New Yor1H
MACPHERSON SMITH, DONALD SMITH,
THE GREAT cAETo9N PAPER, APfs,sv.x
SEEKING events they rse and showing them up TO public
praise.
UNPARALLELED X
EVERYBODY READS 1T. ~
CHEAPEST AND BEs1'
MEDIUM
ADVERTISING.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
IA different States; publicity; charge tl divorce
obtaned advice free Also Commissioners for every State
~ H. KING Counsellor at Law, 368 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06

A BgoLUTR DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"a different States descrtlon, &c sufficient cause pub.
icy; no charge until divorce obtained; advice free.
M HOUSE, Attorney. 70 Nassau street.
, 1869-09-28

es,ep ep'neeseat n ntEa for rTotestsnts, and, ~ IT,
so1a fIetestsots who helieTe tnas no 9cod can
frsdt,e rudT ent a q Roms, b may b. rtsht " can
Of III. WSsIs1s IT, nsst u viii krsse upon tns eara
su1, 1., 2. S ast osn mission k Boeshsf wows viil
so1n nef tAcs to the wAh Hut whnthAr nlns ami
II 9o!;4 =, i na = sssd vim ias fset thss
in fhs ff1,ss apNs4 taek tns ProeAetAns churches
~. ~ ketcsi Chltsttanixahoe of TSe nesru g
t.r1s,t Ha9 ffeachcd enAnups{tpu. sn0 be1t {nasr
st1sMo osoioa = drann ecc1estastie esem to b
ID bs beroaess, q .s1.s s1sse'ata1 ny ealaors.I
sna r. mlsstat,le creatures, snddso,v in 10
~ 9aidahca Of their own tnstjnnts. s,,d rxno.sd
.ns se,a snbss ~ ts., q t,s temptation oer eo1eoa-
nc 'stiss:sp Of
men ~ drinking taemeeltes q [nssth s,a H. tSs
e.s s - ~ ~ mafasEtn. tsetr chItdfs ia!ant.
EDRapd, IL Stan - n n1 o1s sooth = y I: ID Nov
Nc must nseds follow our coTTcsnonarnt Il .1", ~
soneluaton whlch hs has at7Srd stWtnst trs suo sC
IL ae' sn,.a g'n1n @i Gsn1,,c gs. ths be-.
tno!s1t ~ at md, II It doos pot ies,I ;,ran ~
nea'.n: WI At isaat res.ratn theca irnn rr,mc
NJ s1oo. Hnd leach them tbs imporianco az
s'IE lie ;a,,,.'1H,,, nc mo3a lsx. Fur fne Test,
the, work viii psy. II would ,a "gn; nn;,,, aea .!
rei! a unchsrsaile to augxesi thss 1@i ,hs noi. H.
f. sas2 ~ presided for the etrcasion oi soae
Thar Pms X T. Il e. oonce4res, apd rSh,,y IN.
sessee, thln!tnE h1a hl9hcat obIg1lIons. tSst his
"oGss Nc pure. Anu tnAt he u aaimated Win
COMPASSION ID fsndneas ns d equ.,I, 81 na'o1n e1
aeat .1al tao Sovereign PoutlH has cpusultcd thr
sSSonRtrnsoG.s 81 t1tercata Of CATHOLICISM. With
tne eiectofal lu1fage In their hands, ine 1sycd
ime ~ .eaps the conrse ma decide ihe destiny Of
LUG Sfeal American Hspntto,
, 1869-09-28
the ABEND-IElIuHE.
1tR supprsss1on By n Writ Of NcpIerin.

Political and journalistic circles we're tntow1
into an uunsua1 state OF excitement Jester,,Ay, b,
the dibcon11nuance Of tho German daily newspa
per OF this CITY knoHn Is the At<ad-z<tsung
MAuJ And conflicting ruluoEB 4oou gained cusEeu
81, and an eager and excited crowd thEungetl
As4lson street tn trout Of the concern all ihg
afternoon. The editors rave their version b.
follows:
s,szss .hsenst " insrteisa Of The >islns Vii =
The motives which lnstigase,t certain pasties to
causc the suspension ma! be Inferred. The In.
nedlase agency employed WIS WIT Of replev1n,
1ssutl By Recorder AcA1ilster and executed lF
the she1tu- The contentug parties arc the Di.
fecto1s, Of whom there nre two sets, each clA1m-
ing authority and den1tng the samc to thetf oppo'
The Directors under whosa guidance tho pipe.
"a n9eo son*aara~d - ate Aaasss- Hermann Lieb, 4.
u meeting held las; December. The dIscontent.
ed parties Who hare brought about the trouoie
They claiin that, without due sutnpr1ty. the nsn.
nQeIa tasuei ona hundred shatcs adtstiouaI stock,
which was almost Etyen away for the purpose OF
Al the last meeting. and informed to mind tns,T
own business The dtscuntents therenpou called
another meeting Of the atockholdess, from which
tho Directors apsented themselves, and the meet
!ng being OF one mind, they elected aaoiher
board, composed Of William Woke, Ds. Fncke and
Jacob schoenewalf. THIS board, through the per-
Al,lster, yesterday morning. were e1zpted ! wit
tse sssTa, .sssS the once 'ss aa 11aas 2saeysa q
isan stree em aaich iocat.oa e the; ~ pro.c 49,
10 istnc the paper a soon a. posttb1c. .wlth Wl.
lam voe1e, thc President Of the new board. As
The mernbet1 Of the old management tu5ist
uhe statement Of The new boars 10 The contrary
notwithstanding, that the seizure And the conse-
Gnens suspension Of the paper IL tticK to further
fEH 1nfnff&{A Nf Tho HHFrarte R}nr nj ~1sv
, 1869-09-28

moiS ~ soan ons twenty could len the t,r,c Of d.
n ne oiA Of . watch. Notwtshstsna1nae =; inn ~.
Viz sn,tt aod :, nsomPsteae.. .ney wsTs nliet
sa5 soa1a 10 ssn !aaq'sd f II !,
nabttants q the 1hole Hsnd # saeg III III 10 ~
n,eehamp, q, aad sa{nE that the1 intended to ID
endnF Via IN na nd 1ns 1ns ngae:19 Jouag men an
on sssI ~ n % sase tne uaised statss insefceies
sod 81 s g z Ha r.. so 4a,t
tS a. Nsx ottse1A ~. 6Rmna0q3 staiee t6ss tns ss
% p9fass Sass as tss .sa isF tass taoj hops
-. Nnsn tasy intend 70 sack the countT IN !. =
e9Ex1siosrs1ef x7ss Txssrxxr o.Arr
pfeaAsd with tAs cznett3eA IN oyer fhn ,.;,n. ~
,tc MIose tooE aeeoaat e Ms@t % President ur1nt
WoaI1 SsIs ~ .s & g :! a. that 'e, hoplos
States 70 interiors. Whle ID prison ho n,.S .sssn
~, hM,soIS 70 tfsaldenl Grant, asktng him to def1sna
~ @ ,as Consa! q ilayans, Al Pluml has.
: ssrsts Il =. R..s sa1s NJ
H. H. es,sss, &c a1ne t:o. II. n eo.nunIosiion 70
etas messcnEer. paid nJ III. 8lmmons. '@
NO kk1lZT yKox w484jKuTox.
70 snppott almseii. - tho prtson oet was next 10
Msrtauon; Having suffered 10 pf1son foF DO
o;ns nessms ~tae1. say hoos 9! .enR liberated. 10
nbGtsJ o! die. ~ shere we're seventy prisoners
eesass ht,1selt, thsy planned formidable COZ.
!ooa Iestes 10 she Gsptain @snsta, tmes a.
mandtng his immediate reisate. Shortly sfIsr
oespAtchsnE lhs letter. and before tho blot for tr
ssSsne t ~ natnscd, the zelusse Of tho prisoners
About ten days asser tho dste ct Dr. Simmons,
iettet Y the Captain General he wa1 jjorftsed
guard and from thepoo b. ID American atsaIas
ship A1tour 70 The l1nlte1 States, arriving ii thss
, 1869-09-28
Fires,

GAlEsBERG. Sept 97.-At an early hour SUNDAY
mt1uinR the Large stcam Touring mil Of +. {,
Jones, sttpate.i near the failsosf track in this
city. w1s destroyed by IRE 4. thc time Of the
cornaEtat3on the mill contained a large amount
OF grain. All waa totally consumer the
Ere having gained such headway that the
eE1H1 10 ElAy Its rnpTreaa prote1
futile. The mil WAS well Insured IN foretgl CON-
ran&es to the 8monut Of slso,o0, anh the stock
was Insured as follows: sA)atso III the Home and
s20e1o 10 the Lonltarti, OF New YORK. The origin
Of the fire is uEknowu.
rTrrBCRGH, Sept. ei.-htont O'Clock this
morning fife hEoke out In the Hope Cotton Mills,
buildings were DESTROYED. Loss, about 9ls,,op.
Insurance, Sis goo-aInost all IN Eastern cotnp2-
nles. About SUI employees arc thrown ont Of work
bY this nse.
, 1869-09-28
Remarkable Phenomenon,

3'o~ t0e 31fAk1tff ~. i > ExpfkA&.
On Saturday lasr-the day Of the great min tn
Ma1ins-the most txIsoFtlra1y atmosphere
phenomenon e7er experienced In schuyler County
took place neaF the residence OF Iss1c Feru, ID
Inc Town N Orange 1t WAs OF toe de3cftpttou
ut0allF dt1cmtn4ted HhIS1winds, and ret cuite
different f1un any which have hithezto becu deyel.
oped 10 fhA section of the couutry, beng yefY di.
Ielent nnn ordinary hoI11eaaes- The rzla fell
IN torrents Curing it. Continuance and Ia ttx ctct
rerf mnch fesemhled \ HAtef-spont~ II had
forward and iotaty motion, Ind deveiopexl tts
greatest violence In the i91medtzte vicinity Of Nr
Fefos resideoce. Barely escaping hls ho01e
1ndJ taking % two poplaxx near hts hput gate, ii
Gwept onward. II II winged WITH destruction
through pathway some thirty OF forty rtsda VIDE,
VA exhausted. Striking school house, 1t nf1ed
II bodily into the air. toEe It IN p.ecss and SCAT
teled the fragments Of the Wrrck-sone Of them
-mtles aEAJ, hurting the brick Of which the chin.
ney w1s butt, backward in the direction from
which Il cane, While Enost Of the eza.e11ss lucIud-
ing the roof. were swept forward aud hurled In
cyrE1 direction from It's centre. On reaching \
or tore them up b. the rpots, - II they were but
wtps OF straw, and lef1 nothing bat ehaotsc de4-
plAtton N III track.
Stump fences, composed Of those Of The largest
SIZE, were thrown oTcF the Delf<' from whence
theT came almost Is ptomlscrously ~ Just
"philed' The ectne presented after the work
Nt1 done htfr2Yed ali description, and on SUNDAY
attt1cted tue PEOPLE for miles around.
We naFe not learned the extent ot this strange
FfMt1nts fAntastic and terrible fre4tA nor that
AuT one NA1 killed OF injured ba: understand that
swept onaAro In southeasterfy direction o7eF
a portion OF the toFr Of t4tlsn. II Is report I'd
Thai snAn and hoy har taten refuge Ia the school
Er7al dieht We may bc able TO gtTc fuller purttc-
plaS4 hereafter,
, 1869-09-28

IAsHcxs1ncnt OF linflrona propeFav 1t,
The StAtc-AEttclcr of AsHoclaston
e1n-M ~. Mnsonic The Meshodist

Jk4tCx&mcnk 0f 4fnflE0N& EF0reF1Y in
inc Statc-!aEttclc. of As.oclas,on
k1s~a = Masonic Tho Meshoatst
Conference ut. Lincoln.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
sFlISGTtE1p, Ill, Sept. =.
The assessment Of rAllspad property Ii thIs
state, as appears from the retufns made 10 the
Auditor. excepting the property Of the 1lliuot.
Central lsailfoad, which, In confederation OF lta
SISss S earnings, Il exempt lsotn taxation, Is ~
Number Of acres OF land owned by railroad cor
noIatoDs, aaa The aa.essed value bcing t6s 60
IheJ also OWE 10 town Aai city lots, asaesses3
q E,sos a6o. There are 9,ssoN miles Of track,
vaiac per nile hcinR fs,Ge0s6- Assetsed valne Of
rolling stock, :s,s:s,+sa The nsesaze valne sor
sasn tanfous OF ,n' The nclen"nS 1"ss s1 Msss,
rhe to'.! asseescd salnc Of all ruiroad properly
When VIC take Into consideration that ii, prop.
efsJ III this State II ssstsset at only aoaut ouc-
thltd OF ia actual 2luc, It Will be seen that Inc
fsa ga taine q sa1ai!e rs.lroatl property In sh's
properly of Inc Illinois censral III .trosd ns " sag sg
sso,Nao. .ltA, aud We have ~ the tutal yaine Of
sa!road tee property Iii Tic State Of Illinois The sum
The usd'ey Coal and Mining Company, Pike
County, capital stock 9l01.10 and tho Wood Pre-
tctst ting Copt. OF l!lluots, capital stock $5a0oo,
Win the principal olce al chtcAso, nlesl articles
of incorporation with the Secretary Of Sta1c to-
DAY.
the receipts into tho State Treasury since mr.
f3,!a0: Peoria, s1&o: ElEar I2:A,.
Inc STATE Nasd OF Eqaazasaon meet here on
The aDnuai communication Of the orsnd Lodge
Of A. +. nhd \. MMsons will taIc place Tuesday,
ucteber T. The session will bc held In lt1c House
Of Representatives This Grand Chapter Of Roral
Arch 3tascns will convene nj the same place, FL
iiay. October i.
The Methodist Conference. which closcsl Its sea-
Eion ut Lincoln Tonight, adjourned 10 meet wear
ff+H In HtuFr has
, 1869-09-28

| e'"e'A' oesPA'eA 70 re tn'eaRo 19iauno.
! x,,~ A1auso1oHs eepL IT,
~ .h,. r.',sn, "At tNA"Ga"& afsocsA1tok
~. 80. .. 1as ol"peo tnc "1ntey campaign.
stt,rc T nr,..s SI1k esnca 70 ofaef, Tho Pre-.
~ t'aa. ~ s.I. ssAea u 4n!ooo5 nsa any du9Ees.
nsn.. - .s..".s n& ~ po'a. taeso "& featfat
c,rr, ~ ~ r.sI.s =. 'eos.o " ah lof m ae-
49,. ~ ~ e'ue'""al' soaSchuon MIA Gttf-
@"" 4"s0 kto"lnR scco10s OF Il
..x.,t., ..,. a"s o'e" 'ee'e VA thht
s..,, sao1. representation "t4 tyranny.
-, .,". .. 1a"5 isa from Tho Journals
s..,'. e't.' "asa hs'e oot fheesed. 1ne
80 sA sAoA ta.t WOMAN. ms1'
N' ""!aa'oa' the peer
Gznns , nH'. .os nn seHant Mssr
,n.s. .sA'. 'ooN VIC uuot' sua seo"'Reo pson.
s.- -. 'o' aAA~a tusl = nn1os1t5 OF
nr."a. ..,s.1 - " snoa'a uomana INC H2ht OF
~. s.. ..c HI'"1 "oa'a oe eoaside1ea.
ess..s., ~ o -. N!!. ~ LET of'a.on, vas ju1t ~
~. -.,a.., =" 70. | ~. '"1o MetoE Aa9aerty,
,,r,-o.s -, 49, - u.'so"' :" FpeAtea.J
II .-ss..s ~. A ool .ne o"o5 Woold
~.,n.s y. ~ -, 'As ae aao eposeu ~ es'aentl5
~" ..,,.~ To-. ~. ~. :. ~ p.oseo oeeae1 ncfeEcs
go :. ~. ~ 40 p.oseoa'fes o. sue
-. ;" ,ne" snuf"' sne horesi the1 would. Oh,
~ n,,r s eo,,,% s'st ~. e. ".n'o. aoai;
In, - ~, ~, - ~. au4" ~ moula oe'
hrs,.na. 49,, 80 ,r,,. '.e 49, stEANet aoout
--n,, .,.,. 1S. 49, 49, seeok 'oseNaS1' 1ot women
hrtn n. ,.dn
,t,tn,n,, ,1,,,,. I'M. ,,,. ,ss ~ Wv .! a.
e,r 1.nr.-. nnn r,rs,,, '*so .. a.uu .oe uoN
~ ~, no,.s Tor ~ns.., w. oan.nus. 1nsse
or Ia o,r.r.s,. 80 shs nan -n,es. e'.H.4on nne
snr a,xn1s ~, s,c,, h., ,,,,t, s, ~. , n.aa
t1t,oI, nj h., hs.-t ~, L.. ... ..ua. .ao
w.r,, m yc,x,,..r. n.assr, T., A'o sae!e
,rrx a, hey hear t.fo-. ~ ,,,,',,a 'A'9'ai'
,rs <,r,,.. f~'
rh. ,.o,r,. ,.,s.,ons- - . ...s.',,
recctyc cooI srrnnn,s ~. 49,. s,ts.a.. aues ss ~
r,,,. -, ~ na,~ .e.aaY. - S..,..., es4%
,o,s -, s,i..,,.a1 se.s s . eo1-
n.,,.,.o ,r..h 49, 80 'es"'.. y! aaen "a.
r, s..'. ~. 49, ~" - AAee VI oAes laisouoceu
" tne department. The average product was
81 bushels per acre md weighs uYeF 81 pounhs
lie oar cfon Of fhc JIn1ted s1ate, e,ee1. TX non
cdt tmshe,a ,rn ~ ,.,,sno. - - .-Nits'H'
~. .' s",1 u"N ~ p.'ee. y. 'Ae olo Sa9leues
tauEeh Only 1som - 10 - buthel6 Per acre. Ills
tue intention OF the Comml.sonerito import laree,
II next winter ftr tff4trft,uttnn the rtn,a ,h.+
hnyc n,nrr,r I'M ,yos, nrn,tnct,r, :. ~, xst..t,,
-,,. ,,<--,,.. - Nu 'A4'ao1e'
Az HA1hEScAAA@7 COMMITTEE
lHst portion OF Lie Rctrcnchment Committee
which visited the Yosemite VALLEY returned tn San
Francisco Yesterday ,norn,n1 ~ ,~os. ;. .~,, 49,
.rbor ri, .as*na,, - cs1 ~ Nete WEI
-, VA '~o'eA 'A t'04 1AA1t4aeo Ia1ouXa ILLS
hetk-
PENNSYLVANIA CLAIMS The WAR OFFICE.
, 1869-09-28
MARYLAND,

Additional Cadets Admitted bF the
Examintng Hoard MT the Annapo.
lis naval lAcndesuy-Rrutn1 Nurdcr.
hA111ApRr, Sept s9.-The Examining Board It
ne NAeA! Academy bare admitted the following
shs,s sn%lnonA cadets; = Frank White Of Na,ne; E. {.
sstA; E +: nuru. Of New YORK, J. n Cnlr, Of In
1saoat Xaa =; = nAnaerson 81 Ohio, l. j. payida, Of
New 1ofk: u. :. ConnelL OF Indiana; E R Pl4h-
&, oI luinois; Il. Haeercnat1. Of Geosg1A; y. F.
snsIu, sr,. .! ;S He~ Hampshire: R Ray. Of Penn
y. MCCARTNEY, ot renE4y1yaniA: Chaa- :. Grant,
q 3enne6see John F: Robh, Of Illinois; Cnx1!es
Indiana. "
night
Samuel Barton, farmer. Sgd 60, living On
Gunpo*deT tdvcr, Baltimore County. WN found
at ha nouse saturday morning hrutAltJ numbered,
bis head peAIiy severed from HI bodJ. The sus.
rected n1rnefer u one William Brown, formerly
Of TENS Hau'e, Ind. He vas soldier In me al
m., and sfter ne war marred niece Of III. M.
ton, wth whom he resided Ut the time Of the 41uI-
with an 41e.
, 1869-09-28

II ia n very hrr&i, compact and
solid paper or pasteb0nrd, about
the thickness nnd stiffness OF u
book cover, and In one Of tho
best known n0n-c0nductors.
and Tor tiinr reason ii lust .rhut
Is demanded TO keep out cold
winds und to prevent the heat
generated within the house from
passing out. The entire outside
OF the house Is covered with it
before tic clnpbonrds nrc nut
on, thus making IL almost AIR
TIGHT. For this purpose we
*atur1atc 1t with tar, 50 that 1t
Keeps out dnlnpncss, and the tnr
also has the effect ot keeping
away ull rats, mice and other
ycrnlfn.
= $.s 4
, 1869-09-28
TENNESSEE

Proposed SnfC OF Little Rock Rutl.
Eond stock by thc City of Memphis.
MxHFBIs Sept s'.-1t seetus that the Board Of
Aldermen adjourned at it, lss, meetinr T!,hnnt
passing any resolution for any den1tte acton
Ieatxe TO the sale Of the citya interest In theItta
Will come up again pe11 Thurday. Ia tue mean-
time number OF prominent citizens are forming
Z rtnE to enter IN a contest for The LtslcKpck
Railroad Etock.