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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

A TEMPERANCE Convention has
been called to meet in Monongahela
City, Pa, on the 81 and % inst. 1t
will be conducted by Hon. S. B. Chase,
Pres. of the State Temperance Con-
vention, and late r. VIC. C. I. of
North America. An invitation to all
Temperance Societies to send -fepre.
sentatives is givcn.o
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

The Monongahela Republican, ed.
itsd and published by Chill Hazard,
Esq, mado it's appearance this week
IN . new dress and enlarged form,
Ths Republican is q spicy local paper
and enjoys . descrvedly large circula-
ton.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

"TnE sin despised above all others,
both by God and man, Is hypocracy."
-Sdmp Montgomery. ri
A graduate Of o College, and cannot
spell hypocrisy! Yoqhave certainly
practicable long sncushtok know how.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

IF we work upon marble it will
perish; ; if upon brass, time will etfice
it; five rear temples they will crunib-
le into dust; but if we work upon our
immortal minds-if we imbue them
with principles, with the just fear Of
God and love Of our fellow men-we
engrave on those tablets something
which will brighten through all eterni-
ty. Daniel Webster.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

THE self-exiled Southerners who
left the country after the war because
they thought they could not breathe
the to them detcsted air in which the
Star Spangled, Banner floatcd are
now anxious to get back, and in order
to facilitate their return the Govern.
ment OF the United States, with mag.
nanimity almost unparalleled, has di-
rcctei Admiral Davis to furnish free
transportation, on government ves-
sci, to any citizens ofthe United States
who may now be voluntary exiles in
Brazil. To what a humiliation these
hot headed sons Of the South have
thus subjected themselves. How
much better to have remained upon
their native soil and accepted the stu
alton after Lees surrender.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

GEx. RowLEY, the late U. s. Mar
shall Of (his District, will be nomina~
tsd ~ the soldiers of Allegheny eoun:
u for State Senator
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

THE applications for Office at the
New York Custom Housc are estima-
ted to reach 10000. /; ~.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14
NOTICE,

I rhave associated myself with q. J. John, uns
der the name of Mildred 4 John, In the Cabuet
Making and Undertaking business. Our shop
IL mmedlatelv bacl, OF the Farmers h Drovers
National BANK, where we are prepared to do
selected material, and at tho lowest rates.
willbe pleasod to have my old customer call .
t-7.tt 's.'s A. B., MILDRED
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

NEW EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE.
Lock Stitch, t'
RECEIVED THE FIRST PRIZE
At THE
Great Fair OF the American Institute In New
York Oct ~, 1857,
And Highest ireinium for hest Manufacturing
Machine at Paris Exposition, July, 1877.
WHY IS IT THE BEsT'
It runs over seams all right. It Will take
FIFTY STITCHES TO THE INCH
Finer than any other Machine II will SOW
HEAVIER AND THICKER GOODS
than any other machine. II uses any and every
kind OF thread. II sews sturchcd goods
as well as unstarched.
It ssws the most Delicate. Thin, soft Fabric.
without drawing. II tsews a Bias Seam as =.
well as any other.
Agents Wanted. Liberal discount given.
Empire Sewing Machine Company. Ai Fl
20l Bowery, Now York.
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED.
Feb. lJa3m sfa.
, 1869-07-23
1SG4-1869.

II is welt known that the destruction Of property
ty fire IN all paris Of tho country during the past
I'VE yeara has been fear1uly large. md almost uu-
pasallcied. Many honestly ly-mana9cd insurance
companies have been swept Rway entirely; while
others, possessing reiiher capital nor integrity,
hsvc only disclosed their weakness 1t the nomcut
when the PROTECTION IVES required WHICH they had
no literally promised 10 afford. Now that the
is &air 10 conclude that thosc Institutions which
have passed creuItanly through the tr3ipg ordeal
u III bc safe 10 frust for the future
AHIoEH ouf city Institutions none arc deserving
Of more favorable notice thnn the MuluI
Security 1nsutatcs Company. o. Chicago.
Commencing husine-s IN 1854, under, PR
Il m has done : legitimate and eiai1cau;'
conservative b.al1css, mud has paid its
losses, amounting to ncar.y sw hunarei thAu*aHd
dollarF, promptly and without litigation. The
capital Rtock-and this iusIitutlon.ooly does hsst-
hers Is flock colnpauy-which is held by some OF
our weatllcEt aud tnost pEomiacut business men,
= $aoo.uu paul up and secured beyond the posi-
bit1y OF I perndvfusure
On the sotn instant, m election for officers for
on the northeass corner Of Lake aud ld:salie
slccte, under the Marine Bank, With the follow
Is result: Wm. nross,q f1cslenIJ j Alex
sa1y i}enL y. Page. Treasurer; Executive CON.
m'its-n. A. Jones, n. .. Smith, Marx .ktnoau !;
MI. Seammou, In retiring from the Presidency
retains bis place upon tie board OF DGectorf md
nlll continue to wield wide influence IN favor Of
MI Bowman the newly elected Secretary, has
served IN apprenticeship 70 the business OF insuI-
cngo uudcIwrtftrs- For tEo ycaEa be was 1denlI-
nta With thc Gar1es. ca, INSURANCE Cuapan5. "a
fra tLe past ycat has teen doing business as q
1ruser, In Ehich capacity lie has made himself a
Splendid record. 1t Is no small compliment TO the
ability OF shsf young 1aan, who came among rs q
aided aud alone, to The position he now occupies
He viii tnfnsc ncH lue Into The company, 10 whose
ii4tsse.ta be bow devotcs Ill his energies and nul
, 1869-07-23
snpk euusry laskar AsYlum.
Meeting Of the Commlttee of the Board Of
SnpcrslHoFH-Tho HRmraonG Farm
NOKNIxG tHSfoK.

NoKx1xo rkssinx.
The Committee Of the Board OF Supervisors on
The Cook County Insane Asylum, met yesterday
morning. pr. 4 J. Patterson, who WAS appointed
to examine professionally, the vazlous localities
under consideration, reported At considerable
length In hts opinion the Cook County Poor
Far1u, The Reform School Eroanis, New TCcr, old
Thornton aud Dunton were objectionable for
vaEtols reasons, such ~ lack Of Wate! defectEe
sewcsa~e, lneiiSlbiiity Of location and poos sur
Epund,nga ot llanoyc. Or tho farm OF Il. S Ham
thi: - .aetc 7; .!s nsss..Ey IL
enarEcnrEts 81 tcs; Tt nseessa:y t!1vacy foI PA.
r: r. e ~ s y
wsse5 81 y ,s5aF; "a q .ss!sn' =
C: ssEs
dent fa = TN. =, hnn d:z & &hyds1n1
ost Rhsar fo1 is Ea
s1cul,d4 - elvc;<stsa. .Ed h.nes,n&y tsasd 9Th
yc:H q 'ta.s; md n ~. .s5peaaIurf of ao'oa
tesa IT. Al :s Il. ass ~
r ts, y i ,ep
The se !. s1te,snt9 ae.T 70 ths si;y # ff3 to allow
I nd Pse ssaFS, I'd ts
ind, th.s ~ na! ior .sisaiSrs.i pa;pa.ss b u
aTe sFa = I'd CO
tkc male ps;eata 4. eonpsta ~ TIC oshcE of y.
n a1s to & H. I'd IL Ii essea
1cuts ,ht keacn Is good onc, md without Feasoaabe
Nj j. j., Dixon, architect. reported more in
favor Q, the Hammond acres tnan Of the othcss-
The committee thea Adjourned until 3 p. n
AFTERNOON SESSION. .
The committee met pursuant To adjournment
The Duuton proposition Was changed The new
oner Was to give 30 nc1es q too an acre, ;e bay.
gnin not to l,c blnug until the citizens Of DaRton
constructed gravel road and sidewalk from the
fhA TH1ftf ira nf{jA6 ~
, 1869-07-23
Books for the Prisons.

II there Is anything Of vital importance to the
projection and happiness Of humanity, II Is cul-
ture In Its troadest sense, alone qualifying mAn
for proper and honorable position In soc!ety.
How many . life has been made failure through
the want OF appropriate studles, and has been
n.Isedt tecauee the tndly1dnnl had no Instruction
at an- 1hh truth may not be apparent to all !:
CT our age 10 inBtil true moEnt sentiment into
the minds Of the people BY tnelns Of . tudclous
4Dt Liberal education; and particularly into the
tDlnda most III need OF 1t-those who Otherwise
would become The outcaAt4 OF society.
The good elnan8tlng from lofty and humane
principles cannot TUT incolcaic \ corresponding
rentnment whcrcrcr It meeta With but 4 slightly
rrctprocattng mind Tue kuGeT1nRs, immor1llties
and evils Of ali ssrtA, which heset mankind, arc
too pfrcn canHrtl ny ignorance and An insurncleut
development OF the mental faculsletL and II be-
comes paramount duty OF nj who possess the
ability. 10 aid IN whatever tends 10 cuohle RnA G1e
rate m2nktnd, and, bJ Increased e1cr1l0n, TO pro-
NCtc the HelfAtc Of oIhert-
4 broad fcld Of iatsor u open 10 ali phlanthro-
l,sts within the caunnck Of our prison cells, Tho
uorc NO here, ~ q constant reaction between the
Demt,cr1 Of tho human family may somct'mea
render society auenalae for any wronk con'
Msted. In our prisons, - new conducted,
many 4 good Impulse and bright faculty
may ftnfTr aud fnu TO Hasic for want Of proper
OulEt ny teaching, and thaa Strengthening tho
mtud, VIC tliIn!h!sn tho facility OF temptation,
any law Il cApzhlc Of. Tho establishment Of
city tr4pon l1uTaz3 WILL by al thinking minds, be
readily Acknowledged ~ III rncctnA MEANS ktiEc
mcc1Ing The ideas OF thr ph!lanthropSs Aoa the
bo dcatincd 70 drag along .. worthless oxlssence.
Al p,rs iouAfJ ahnbupecd Ia thls paper. donA-
Tons III aH trrOlred. oilhcf In looks or money, n
Nootn Nc. q <'ourt ltonsn: ~ AIss LINDA u1ibrFt,
OF the undersigned. No. 10 e<1ut h SanEAmD ettrrl
KAnAM kiA0kA EnRahAkUT.
, 1869-07-23
WaECK1NG.
Appliances md Arrangements for
Knast1E tho Steamer Lac In Belle.

Appliances md Arrangements fox
KaisisE the steamer Lnc In Heilc.
Fr.M Tie Dttras Tribune, July ~
t,ne ane Soast Wtecklog 9ompany 81 SeM YoEk,
Of the steamer Lac Ia Bell, viii commence setlvc
oTcFa1lons tn atew days On the wreck, which lies
IN the St Clair REer. near Aigonac, and they e1-
poet to soon have the hull!n Campbell oven i
CO.. dEJ.dock.
Tle company Ii rerresented here By Captain
!1ras a ae;n Is s9s Gsns Axent who has
steam and hyd1a1lie pumps cables, etc, on board.
1c ta hayfnR eonsrncted BY John Oadea, near tho
{oot q st. Ans,p ,seaae s'sht rge
~ ~ @ seet il long, M ths!ss - ~ - s.ss III
asssi7,, csasitaeted Of hexsy uu6cr, 1raued and
waicE:lehI Each Cost h capable 81 1ais-
9x loaF5 Wei na soea ana spa onssa \
Inch chains pass to and under the oaiecs
to be lifted H3dEanlr screws arc attached
they Ind bccn attached to the hull OF Inc vessel 10
bc raised, the 1oats nsc Eunt-a certain number
on each side-the wiier being let La By means oi
screwed "t1ut," and the xs;er Is pumped out ol
the noata: ~ these means the hull is lifted sta
a. sets .na n5 IN saas
and the hnll Is raised lew additional feet. IN
the meantime, the steam pumps are put at WORK,
TIE by draut!c pumps are vigorously applied, and.
OF Nil obstacles, ahc is toNed 10 dlJ.dock lol
rcpaiEA
In the eight noats shove alluded to there IL about
100, 90 feet OF lumber and timber. TWO Of sheu
have been completed and launched, two others nse
t3st about nnishcd and four more arein the course
Of construction Some day daring lhA week ttose
placed In posiuon, and the chalus, etc, viii be Id
lusted and screwed ,Ant, and By thAt time the
needed win be to sink tne 1oats and
pump them ont again The whole pro.
Gers, 1t will Be seen, Ii sesJ ample, and yet quite
EXPENSIVE. The plzn Is patented, hss worried well
both on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, and VII
unooubtedly woEt here, notwithstanding there u
no tide to nd IL.
The company commenced operations "a tn.
lakes, on limited scale, the raising Of the LAC u
Ucllt being their nTBt contf1ct, bat they PROPOSE
patronage warrant II, full.itng two iron siesmen
10 be used e1custrely for wIectinE purpoacA
They arc now, Nc understand, receiving proposnIl
for building une steamer, which they viii construct
next winter,
, 1869-07-23
B0ABn Or POLICE.


regular meeting Of the Board Of Fire and Po-
lice vas held yesterday afternoon, President
Brown In the chalr: piesent Commissioners Tits-
worth, Glnd and Jnne..
On Recommendation Of Acting Fire MhralAl
Shank Frederick Ga''r4ct, truckman On Hook and
Ladder No. !, having served satisfactorily fot
slit, daJs wss appointed reEulnr member OF the
K Communication WIS received from FIrr Nnr-
Lsp MCCaltJ. calling the attention Of the board 10
| lie dangerous conuItloh of hoIne partially de-
| *ttu5ed = Mis- Oh the west side u Market street,
| ttetcu Lake ant Randolph STREETS, which ne
liable to full at any tuc. Action IN relation 10 the
| I'm Recommendation o. superintendent Kennc-
Or, fo~hsfnn lIu:l having ta1tsiacsortly sess I'd
hta probationary slxtY days, WIS appointed scg-
| uiaF },UlIectunn-
communication from ctt.ens rcxihtpg On
Ti1. prat eueet, tcttinR forth the ia.+ TINT the
police force ID ihAt yiclulty II inadequate TO tue
prevention OF burglary 21d other criu4e1 nua Ask-
iuE for III Rs.gniHcnt Of Elk additional raiFolmtu
DO duy 4 n Va refef7td to Tue ssS
Council Nith COPY OF the petition
Al the request Of the Sorhsestcsn Railroad
+. Leach were aFpo.ntcd special policemen, WIN:
| out pny. ...
The examination Of ratzolmcn Killer and Klosa
| Icbec toward Michael lscndJ, was resumed. Scv
| eral Witnessed Tor tho defence were c1Amloed
Md the charges wcrp dIzniased-
| CiarKcs wtEe preferred -zgatntt Patfoln1hE
Paulci Leo, Of the Second Precinct BY Cornell.
Knelstn, ~ho complained, under oath, tia. he hat
ea&.ons and rstng insulting language aud pcs
| tpuM violence With = View to uutEagin3 her per
son- The complainant was present and corsobo
rated the complaint by detatlA, wlic tho-defcncs
Introduced testimony tending 70 .compieie'!
! "enla1E " her virtue and cfedeblilJ-all o.
ea.sas 2 70 ptduss reSa.aps sRa
| the further hearing OF the cosc wal postponet
until thc next Meeting OF tnn board, which tha1
, 1869-07-23
AhExrRAoRplkARy ppERAIlux.
The Nsrdrrs ef Modern karxrry.

Probably tnc most astounding surgical operation
cyrr Isr1u,med on the American Continent has
recently treu nAhc IN ths city BY Df.
a. D. Iteele. Tho etrcuustanccA ~ NO
Kaihrr thrm from tho husband OF tho pa.
t,cpf, arc hritfy tbehc: Mn J. IL ChiliA, re-
siding At ICc Ceutef, ILL.,, cAtnc 10 tha CITY on =
,,,U, and whs stopping On 6&tgatnou 6Lcct.
While there she became aNarr That an old fuptufr,
from h!ch kflr had suffered from tit 10 Gpa for
sr,rrp1 yrErt wAa LIKELY to give hrf srDnt,c, aud
harntnuaed medical nd. The rafktcikn n!ss
chiIr1 5rFayt.eh It L "a ~ Of wind coc." bot hA
trre,tnr1l no4 rrllcriDr tho suffering Of ths utios-
turntc wO1pan, 10 WxA dNm!kned And IT. L.
Mxr,, va summoned, who, rsnxnlz!u1 the trne
etu.t Of the casc, reQuchted that susRvon "
~ lAt std III. icrb0 "a accordingly etut tol.
tAct ltat ihe stratshs.- Ihr csse srrealsi thn
Asrah} tLo7tiacf, and to allow t5hffb1 Itcc- -4A4
ihrFrtasr. drGitIrd 10 ruunss 70 much OF The 10.
trnt4nr ~ had uuderRouo 6aconpos,l.on, knd, "
krcuFtnE tue c1trru.tlcs Of the round utextlnc 10
rcstosn al length the natural pa1sagon. znd thus
INTESTINE ti,c unfortunate lady iIle hAx1atpd hy
I'm l.. IA,uee, !. H. hitchnIi, and 4. q. I]tc-
ix, thiA dauf rroua md dliilcult operation HAa
F0fdtyIy p<rfonned, Aod fur Jsst stk tatAss OF
the lAttafinr rrmaa<d ffop. ~ gaatts"ts hodr
and may no~ ,tc aten, preserved 10 Alcohol in DIR.
lIerbcs ttrtce- Ths operation completed, the 40
tlunlrn WIS carefully stitched lh the patient co.
Joined u tsrsersc perfect quiet. and 10 abstain
frpin so.!d food. Thirteen dayo hnrc no clsFse1.
hHs wtu n.gh Irrotered, being nov allowed tho
freedom os hrs room and i gcuctoua ulct which
IN heartily 1ssIahed. What will not tie suiEpop4
do next:
, 1869-07-23
A Lady Divorced from n Mormon
lGuRhmnds
The San Francisco CAsunfek furnishes tho fol-

l0WlDE: ... ........ -.
"A case came up In The Fourth District Court,
yesterday ln which ynunE and beautiful lady
prayed to be released from The matrimonial bonds
ihst bonrd bcr ~ b,Asmia& named J. Smith, who
now snto5s the blesal0E oi plurality Of wives In
The head of AoTmoudor1, salt Lake CITY.
She married him several year. Axo IN thAt city.
and for time ali went merry. u hArrJ marriages
HRusllJ dsL lit probably thought II one marriage
WAS such comfort 10 him. scw more would u
creasc his hsrpIOcas In proportion. AcoorarQty
hc fust.c.l AErund. aud succeeded In finding one
snstcd TO hss isssn, and ttrxtKntray n.Ir,ed her:
and no morn. hut Lls young vile could not SEQ
u 10 @hat light; ahc ohtccttd 70 helaR spwde1 to
the wall and drpnsed Of one-ha1t hAF nfEt lorn4
Her husband ~as ttraoon Ia the Mormon Church.
NAa lind 10 her, but ha lnasted nE.ou h1 right 10
takp unto hinA~N another w1fu Bho declared that
" could mol tn'ar his sccond nane lnIo tee honse
with her. hut II he did she would not "ioT8Aks
tAt,,ef and uuoths1 home aud frteadA knd csoArc
unto ars husband. hut on tho coutfeI5. aoc woald
return unto thtn ant lcare hin TO entog the 10
catty Of bis saxe1sl nslntk hhs catuo TO thls city
with htv nothet and slAief and Immediately com.
utDted m action for dirorpr, and, upon thn abovo
stets " tnrta heiaR sAowo, NE Judge granted hes
nAIoe, which II LAv1ntA Smith.
, 1869-07-23
murder OF Feur Cotercd men.

ffsfA IA Sa2Artks 7t@n} <TAkS, JA1Y u.
Il tnoAt foul deed OF blood, No srs informed. wal
rc1pctr1sed out II Wilson County On Saturday
evening. Ha win lust state the Gimp!t fepscsen-
sAtoa Of fAess - they vera told TO usb by eolorcd
nan who Witnessed the 6rcd md u nov tn TIN
torn, 4 refugee irpm Tho house aI hia employer,
nesr GlAdak,il,n, 10 the ahoyc connto- Henry
Helm, our Informant, arrived hers aboas orlock
!sss.Ida, evsninF, snd imusdisssg m 5tpal!sd y
lie was employ Cd on the farm Of Wash. pkoop VINO
haA Tut another hand IN his sctTiccs On Saturday
evening about dast, ht, II company r11a four 9th
e eoioFed men, nxmsd RESPECTFULLY John Hf.dlJ.
I'LL. pougl1A 1ehm Houston and Huly RAndcss,
Ncfc on HnHh- Tho1nton1 place. not far 1rena
~bere be WnkkA when four disguised neu On
horseback rode up 70 them and tEanedt1sely cou-
meneed nnng with thelr pistols, In Ecaa than Eve
minutes The fouE men JOS. n1med were lid aut
oolo and .tsn, each oi thea being. u Helm hs.sdJ
then proceeded to Hbcfo one Affen, colorud
man and his wsic were ttT,nE. snd tAslnx uus the
WoDA1 gave her pound throzhlux. Leaving 4
cannon With her aod the old man 70 beha1e them
selves IN future, they Departed Helm VIA almost
frightened to death, and could not weIl make rp
his mind Nh1t TO do. At four yesterday nun
ipR he concluded 70 1eAvo tnat ooon4
N; p he E1s5sM ous to tzarcl %
Nashville. d&stAroc Of tMeuty.Aix
Htlct. Iieia was thrsshed himself 3 week q two
, 1869-07-23
.AltlYAHY hEWs.
ltrn4s frnn, llrulrn~nt sirprrst tshttdhan's
iArAdqunvers.

Tho F~nllenttary Of usAA Territory "a no longer
10 Le place ol confinement tor m1ittAsy p9iAon-
err
Ono hundred recruits truIu tta depot a New
Now York city. and Ill tbs di,pofshle recruits 1t
Newport. Ky, ARD to be sent 70 tho TAtsteeptn
lnlantrJ. now on The llalpA.
tine hundred recruits arc ordered from Carlisle
DAE1acxa, fennsyltant2, to Fort Ellis, Montana
Territory. 70 }oiu the second C4rzlrJ.
Captain ConpellJ, Ninth Infantry hAs been dis
miHtcd the service for rl1aconduct.
Lieutenant Colonel J&Des 8. IN Lee recently
TIED by caurt-nattA! for t!olatinu of the Articles
Of N1r, has Teen restored to 11ty.
Major General Hancock, In special order, dated
Fort Ett3, Montana Trn1toey, Jane n, spoak1 ct
por1I fYruce Sheridan. and pr1rttes Terrence Inv
rry tkllltd>. Chrtstoptcr Thompson. sergeant
James Sullivan. Of The ThtEtecnth Infantry, and
citizen Thomas King, distinguished shcmsetyeA
The Indtnns stole c1ttle from aGallaii1 Valley, ="
AND Captain Cliff ~as srnt IN pursuit. He Scoov-
cred The stock and Killed nine 1nttAna-
, 1869-07-23
AMpsEMERTe.


XIX ClH1Id1 GOECkK1.
The performance OF exxpnIts oaatatA of the Cat-
pr1t Fay, !" 1t Fa-xeii Hall, fos the beneat Of the
Hon1t for shn Frsendlcss, trrv crowded house,
eycry EAR OF the ha11 except the upper gallery,
being nilei, Az financial result It m7at have
been vc.y sailstacsor3, and yielded handsome
euu to the excellent charity sought 10 Be bene-
ntNd The stage waA handsomely Het vita ever
crccn trces aod bt4 Of scenery, which heightened
fhc ,itnzion, and these toErtaer With tne use oi
Inc ling light, produced quite theatrical eject,
md : fa,TT moonlight scene by no neaus un-
nieas,n0. tre children who took part IN the
shcrua n1nhercd about zoo, snd sang tnets patsA
mua,c, This remark mtxut apply 70 al the
Hpc1pr. With tbs exception Of MAJ
TIite. the muMc was too 0mcnlt
i,r tne cnlldYcp. aololsta and al Miss White
brought ID her lzast not oE!y her ifcsh, bright
, 1869-07-23

beng called to swtndling wherever y n.aJ b d.
tcctod, but tha, al the wood and coal osalers in
the city should be included in y wholesale charge
such a this simply because two OF thrce oss!ssa
OF great pjustice and - pretud!clA % =
large csasa who have - much HEhs
maupcf ttsy choose, ID "dlulunltYe ot1ceA" or
cvcu out of DOOR II they please, n anyone In any
other uno; and On IN Average they possess a
much honesty u can b" found IN any other branch
OF trade.
Perhaps one-horso" wood and conf dealers arc
wofre evil to tho community thAa one-horae''
q Witn rntner bad grare for Jnstlce," !" wfo buya
Hs-19ths Of cord Of vood," 10 lead the attack
0Eatptt them.
II, lhercfore. tha evil OF short weights and
nca1utes II 70 be ahated let tho Yetau dealers bt
Judged not bJ this instance Of concrete "Joltlee
but With juAtins IN tne abatr1ct. I.L-C,
Cutc1Go, JULY 81. lSf3,
, 1869-07-23
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,

ago by one Of the .aue psf1 tna. "a ne shooting
The eoNhldo II commonly called the whipping
matter IN those parts. lie keeps the ooloreI
folks tn moral terror. lefm EtreA the na9ncs OF
tho shooting characters ~ follows: Joe AQEray,
Dick Murray, john Thornton; snd Daniel Cnuncl,
nli wTkinQ poor dev1ls. who cam taetr brcs6 bJ
their daI sahoE. They ~ wo1t round tho fa1ms
gpME. TIE re&uffresed Kukiux Nys no rca1on,
nor alleged any cause for theH deed OF hlood
Tho murdered men WeYe 4ftt1 maa11x the hAtyess
out there snd had = conudevable tttna Of money
coming II them.
CThe above slory ta1 hcth contrad.e8cd In o1r
telcGrnph.c dispztch.-Ep. TaIuuNk
, 1869-07-23

<cic+. but An adrlfab1e dramatic e1preAs sion A7d
= chaE1ul1E r unaffected ease In presence Aes
rsaStn1 aleo in the +eAk1uE parts wss adulrAoe.
II nearly al The other sootsta xang Cd the key II
Gs'n!d harli. be pronounced fAuit, for theJ "ese
dealing Ml;l Eli>lc much too hard for them, A,d
thry arr entitled 10 credit for doing ~ well -
", DID The app<asance OF thu eliidten Y tae!F
y httc Dirt hkck end green wFcatns EAa also very
Ilea.tpg, and Nhatcvcr they may havn lacked
In At1,htic method they made up In trnshnesi Q!
voice and Kest Of manner. The composition ifscl'
Il N admirable one, Some OF tho f0RIoa, especial.
y, having the gen1ino opcFapc ring - thcn. MI.
Whltsenosr, who haa drilled the Children and eoa.
uctrd the concert, u entitled 10 large aharc OF
pt1tse for tho excellent manner In which the coz
cert pasncd Oh. II Will ta repeated on Saturday
Afternoon.
AfkoCfCEIEN1A.
The beaeflt OF MessrA. y H. UcgB and William
Warren rakca place at the Opera House on 84tur.
day evening. They deserve 4 crowded house, and
nc hope they will get their deserts.
Mktnt lAkeI Ills pcnent thl4 eYcutnR At McVtck.
ers Theatre 1t II tho taa: appearance but ono oil
the t1oupe-
"W1llow Copse" nt Woods Musenn th1s even
ting, and the AlostEclS nj the Dearborn Tncztzc.