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, 1869-05-19

poetry IN November, after . hsavy ralu. Il n,u,,,o
load 81 thllsy cent corn. These pnc,,ca1 facts
eaanoteee ignored In the looking up Of ne1
hens % -.
Several ladies' wish to know how to make eoo<a
n1eaa' and, to accommodate them, called over
to take tea with Mr. Sam Jones' who always has
the most snonJ bread. While s.pplnR tea aoe
gave me these Instructions:
Ia the aIst place, lie 4zR. Grundy In cooking
me faobtt+ the nrst thing Is to get good nour
Whether from winter or spring wheat, but bear In
mind taaf sprtnE-wheat nour will require more
thorough ueadtng. The -four t. drst gifted into
the bread.rap, sufficient for the baking. Ste
makes stx leaves At & baktng, having 11ye persons
IN the family. Two 9ua1ta Of warm milk s poured
into depression made tn the 1our, and enough
Of the nour mlxetNiin 1t to make q thin batter. a
lille thicEef than for Ertddle-cakes; add one
tablespoonful Of eatt and a coGee-cup fun OF
yeast: cover up and place It In warm sitnatiou
70 ie1ment over night In tho morning ad6 tea
spoonful Of Ra1eratua; you now mix In an
.ne hour; TOO sofr, add nour, ana u
100 nAfd, little water. As gene1-
Il thing the two quarts Of 1nilk Will be sur
nctent After thoroughly mixing, the next and
Ncst Important process ts TO take the rolling min
ana give the whole mass Of dough q thorough
pounding. The whole Is then placed near the
stove to ferment, which Will reqnire about one
d,,sons :, &. tsan ~ -a,a'. aau otnef con-
ard ,J,owa,, .ha.t .,.. W. sMe psaeeu IL uns'
n1ac.,,In ,aosa.a.s, 49,. ~ .eiueu1' AAa Anen
tnlen w.. :. .,oas ~ wv o'en' eate nust ee
shonl. sae. a,nn, ~ ~ n - 4A'cl'' wv "nea. II
IN c,sa h,a,rn.., 49, W. ~. nout*
viii he .nnnctsn+ a," =. - usel, tao1espoon!o4
teacnnsn, ,1rs Iana. ~" - as VI uaAel seass hal
,ricts. msfes her n.en rosa. .ns - 1ae tutA U.S.
and nap, ,adi, 80, " nops' Pol4eots
pnt IN n tnr and re,, =, +ha -. .ei4uen'. 1hs
several weeks. The sa,e-atna aau gooa TOT
OF the Yeast. Brewer,s rea.1 "a sn. sns aeaoly
bread Thpre Ia ,,,n,ar ~ r,,,+ts ~ ~ eo'or Tue
yeast ann NJ a,lov1nT no s sa'san ~ no uuch
been pouutte,,. 70 heconc ,oo ,,,,,, seA having
This t1arkens h. coor sud tn,-a. ~ ~ iesneated:
thc loaf '1'"' % VIC 'eA'use OF
Putting what Mr.. r r,1,s ~, .,n,, ,-.
10 al1ow Of slow fermanr,~ton "a W u'su4'
tauce. III. thoron1n ro.,n,,. ~ ssas in1pos-
spring wheat nour. mns4 nv ~ a,.o,,ee.s =.
,r,n ha eao, ...-.ts t w. pe ose1looAea. IL
meniing-uss, in The sotnrc IN untce 49, y. 'e1s
OF the nour Il Involved. ascnnd,r -, 49, 1 % pa.s
tes mixing and nouu,inu. ma th,-, -, ~
far a tew ,r,n,,a. s." 49, Nslu, III aae uns
80. ~. 1liuuses oe'o!e pAcinE in the
o'eH. we AL Know that good light
hreau is good ttinr IN -hsra
, 1869-05-19
FISK, JR.
So Tremendous Rcru,ution.-
Frsnt the Hartford Evening ntst.

F!SUl lUE NfftIOT1 EtfnlH1 HSt.
Et.E ~ 1n,i -. ~. uas ~. laMsulls .nat 81: James
arcs' Xii II hrn vn ..;,,s' ior slwsG IN DAM
1neri hnr - renr1ot;or ~. ~ .oL'el OF II mo-
f,rs il was ttnf tnso 1.s ~ nusl nave been he
itpsfyr In n,r1tr hnv ~ unvnsonA 70" ex-
auu fFaeilIfr how senstttrn =, ~ ~ fl.tt.ness
ciOn Im3rins it1" ',,1,at ~ I'e oieasn OF sn7pt'
sprcudny nut hia r'orM hs',' S,ssa.ase. tSS
d man tefur. rho .onn-. GT!atac1er T: E.c
sn7tc}lt,ncss wtrh shich ~ ,,,nn ralhS OF ne
petitier,s cat intn wan r+roe, '@'su @ .!oln hE'
unrOI,nu rl :, gannn ,,n,va.u -, anu n!Lluiencet
nOrtIuns If nj, nsrsnnei ra,,n,,,. unMMoih p:o-
apreM teforr i urrr1t h,tInT hn,E, - ~ nal,lsy
anu woriG ~. y. M
rptteb o.nnrrs III II shnt ,,,1, ~ s''t3"
He'd aWay sIUO nal woTt,, nf !. h, th ,i; s;et
bet,.post: but TIC crsSt Eisr h",.I1 nhas i ..
With head over his shn,,,r IN ~, ,t'f ntaSsu IL u.
attorney: "ErtnR suit for IT, anH Eans ~, .,ro
Ing himself. Frum some Other sn,n W IN ~ fo+
what, for re sat gazing 70 in,entiy Mt Tho rh,rss
ter thar VIC ha1,!y taoiiculI whence crrne 1se NJ
tarks-ait offensive missile Slammed ~, at-.ns. T.
.]ninCs merely snit over his hhfl,jIIer Nh. hi,,
fnr hundred tnousaIlti.~ ami tho suit Wy.
brought THIN, as The rsk stnoi with tis f.cs.
TO the Rocky Mountains nat his back 10 ali
the ages lns:sthing III bs.azrn letters: .sJamcs
Fisk, DR.. across the lG.Gktoi,e Of the ronftnent
Nj. L. =. nEshntii, VI New ilareL. c.ucks so.rt
uecaEed isE1t Ut the p!ctEEt. l!tr:tlg damages to
the otnoun: Of annthcr slNtrn, fn7 wh!:h sal. is
Immediately brought. Hardly hal the nap4r. hrcn
served. when. With ke2-whssh. ker-s.6p, the New
York Times let or bucket full OF rr,:.arss iiam
aging the whi'eaess Of the ElsS c,,.racfcr II tIe
time OF at least N!on-;u,1y1urnt tnr whi,.h
amount Mr. .Ftek will, at src:c ie!s1rr monrnt
, 1869-05-19

under the constitution, - members
were provided for. Now, If the two-thirds
OF the Senate who must g deem it necas-
safy, /. {. vote for the submission Of q
Constitutional Amendment, means two
thirds Of the number whose election IN
authorized, including resigned members as
vol as those still in Office, then tho passage
Of the Fourteenth Amendment would have
required the votes Of forty y-eight members
for 1t, whereas only forty y-four votes were
cast on the question at all, md of these
on'y thifty-th1ee votes were for it. Ac-
corning to the logic of the p,st. the Fonr.
, 1869-05-19

The Democracy Of Wisconsin are not, it
would seem, IN a sufficiently aourishing
condition 10 he able to Afford quarrel in
their own ranks; but, notwithstanding this
TACT, lively row is in progress among them
which bids fair to utterly demoralize their
shaky organization. They have, it appear
Madison Regency" and it is feared that
the State Central Committee, "for the
purpose MS is alleged, "cf playing. into
.the hnnds OF the regency mad the great
"corporatious which now overshadow the
Estate as they did the Chief Justice mat
"ter," will not issue call for state Con-
vention at an early period; md this
apprehension causes d portion Of the
81 unter7ifed" to become irate,- md
to say hard things Of the regency and the
committee, and to threaten dire vengeance
upon their heads. The Appleton Crtscsnt,
Of the anti-regency faction, declnres that,
If the committee shall fail to take speedy
action in the matter Of convention. tive
shall publish call for the Union Democracy
to assemble in State Convention, which we
already know will be enthusiastically re-
sponded to from all parts Of the statc.''
$50 in, "es the devotecs Of the prize-rine
say, "and may the best man VIM
, 1869-05-19
IOWA RAILROAD BONDS.
County Surcrvisors1scforct tho CnIte ii
Stnxcs Court

Fi"7n tAr DarenIors {Iotru> .Ga-e"e, Hay II.
4 large number Of Supervisors " different
counties Of the State arr before the Tnted States
We1 for % eontempt @ for e reius.ns t. levy tax ioi
The payment cf nonds lssled 70 the various rail-
roa.ls hy thelr 1rsecttre connttes There l. III.
State and the supreme Court Of the Unitei
States on this question Of railroad bonds
the former haElng,. a. already Stated u
while the latter hare ovcrrulel The decision aui
ordered The Supervisors TO levy lax fur tc1r pay
Mtt These pr.lers have been I'll <oa-rA1 Or
with much interest, since the Issue thus made
With the United States Courts must very shorty
culnllnate in positive and vigorous action b. the
tive acting under the decisions aid complying
With the request Of the courts unless the rtcusapt
S1IcrrisoE tic1d the contest and make the best NJ
S.a:s Rfgi.ter OF Jes:erlsy ne copy the following
s,guircau. proceedings had before Judge Love Of
TIC pzss1ons da}, "Wednesday last:
Thompson IS. the Board Of Supervisors OF ueriry
coEnty. Attachment to issue against tue mei,i-
neIS q sas @ bqaru, r., Ietu1nable M On next TUESDAY.
IS The Board Of Supervisors Of JOHNSON County.
Attachment TO issue against the members of lie
hoasd. FGtprnan!e M neSt Tuesday.
ran. IS. The Boazu Of Supervisors Of Powc.h:ck
county: - Attachment to Issue against tue mem
''4:a The United States e= rez Adolpa Rush
IS. Tie Boatsi Of Supervisors OF lienrt County.
Attachment 10 issue Against the m-mbers Of the
boaId. retITuabie next te:n-
"G1A4 The United States REL Mch.ftl3Gn
Adams rs. The Board Of supesT15ofs OF Henry
County. Pelemptor1 writ Of sau111mtts ordered
vs., The board of Supervisors Of auscattne Coun.
~. Alternative wr1t Of nandan1us to tssue.''
All this In one da5! Evidently Judge Love
tie ruilroad bond controversy IS ratldiy sponach-
Ing. Therefore, Will be well for all cppcernet1
, 1869-05-19
TIE QUORUM" QUESTION IN INDIANA

IKE QUORUM" QUESTION IN INDIAHA
We are sor1y I" see the Chicago Ecrainy
1'''' indicating ita lmpartislity at the ex-
perHe Of its judgment by accusing the
Republicans OF Indiana Of violating the
constitution Of that State in their mode Of
Easing the Fifteenth Amendment. and by
co:s:rn'li2g apparently without due czami-
n:At1on- uiat tie seeding Cupperheads
have tie letter of the law on their side,
lEe question Of Law tu1ns OF the point.
''NLt:i is Ii quorum VI r1le InIiaua Lepis.
!1lu1e: The Post ana the Indiana Copper
heads assume that f.rc-s1irds Of The nj N, ,,r,
III ''''. or 'r!ose aertton * prpriatd for, are
necessary to quorum. But the constitu-
ton OF lhdiana does not say so. It declares
ttaa: t'r''-th.rds Of eoch kousc shall cousti-
t-tc Il qro1utr to CO business. Not two
tl:r1s OF the members originally elected,
or whose election is provided for.
II II not plain that q member
who resigns Is no longer part Of the house ?
l. not the vtsy meaning md intent Of lis
resignation tLnt he slnu cease to be part Of
thu house, u1d shall thenccfortA stand in
tic same position relative to the house ns
Hny citizen Of the State who wss never
excited to the house: Bat, If he il not
pm sf The house. then he is no part Of the
le~iy If which ta"-:lirls are required to
ma..e quorum. The .'two-thirils" is com.
rrteA Only ',l'oa the act7d house, and that
co--s.stS uf the -ues23'ers who have not re-
signed.
fes this construction nc have the high
es' possible precedent. yssz.. The action Of
Congress uuoer similar clause in thc Na.
t'eral Constitution, sanctioned as it has been
by the ,ttes br.scLca Vi tie government
and l'y ill the ca,r.s in the co1utrr
Inc consutut4oo Of the United States
provides that Congress, wneneyer two
thirds o1 toth HOUSES shall deem It neces.
'6ary, fhnA propose amendments 10 the
constitution Here il. the same e,nres.
zion, "two-tlirds ~ It A".;s.' How tas II
been construed: In proposing N amendment
10 the constitution it is not onlS Necessary
tint two-thirds Of both houses Of Congress
hlll vote upon it, but that two-thiris shall
ceem it necessary. /. e., shall vote for it.
With secession, the Senators from nine
States resigned. THIS left, indeed, sir SEN.
ators more than two-thirds Of the whole
number authorized By the constitution.
Bnt they were always more than six Demo
CRITIC Senators, who, as such, voted against
the suhnaiEsion OF the Thirteenth, -Four.
teenth, and fifteenth Constitutional Amend
aaents. The vote in the United States SEN
ate on the Fourteenth Constitutional
Amendment for instance, was 33
5eSs % Il s2;'s. Z body, l.. Rt:=.:,
t>S..
, 1869-05-19
The National Peace Jubilee.


The entire programme OF the i've d,rs' ne-
foFu,ances at the Peace Jubilee viii pro6ablT &c
published u the course Of weck or 50. Theex
tension Of the Jubilee season from three d1ys to
nye days has caused some few changes IL the an
nouncements slready put forth, md number Of
Eelectlons hare been Hnade for the grand oratorio
cnorGs ~ atiolaon to the fifteen already IN rehear
sa- lnese N1it be sent IN 4 supplementary boor
10 gu the singers in the course Of the coming
Meek. I1ey comprise Lnther's "JQdgment HYMN.
- Night Shades no Longer from Rosslnl's Moses
n hgypt AHymn Of Peace" written by Dr.
cnvef " eqde1 Holmes, TO the u11sic Of Kel1er:s
hmeftcan HYMN, new arrangement Of the "S,ar
Spangled Danncr' and "uaiI CoInmbla'' y The
latter WiH be sung n symphonic WORK written
expressly for the National Peace Jubilee by III.
{. G Conxetse, member Of the BrooaVn;P Phi-
1;n 7a.monic society aAail Columbia +" Is taken BY
ranged for and Till be performed bJ the g1eat Or
caestfa OF one thousand mnsiciAna Al the close
&c II Is 70 be sung By the fun caoEua, with o.
ehe8tlM, organ and other accomplishments.
Among thn strictly orchestral pisces. to be given
u addition to Boethoyent F1fth symphnuJ and
6souoef69 z sJmpnony, ara tEo grand marches.
ONO AHsens sn1s 82hask. Sn .fhe othsf PeAco
- =. = eE.e 81 ,a..-.s.-1E:>--i ::E1GIse =
, 1869-05-19
The POLICE COURTS.
Before Jnstlcc- S{urteTRH

THOMAS HARVEY was charged win voor,nc,
he was up nbout three rnontfs nm ,1d ~ 49,,
sivV, ous toe e4eeulion was suspended thas he
might leave town. Mo1iie Holbrpoke testified that
be had done so, and had returned Inst WettnesIiaY
70 escort her to the State OF New Hampshire,
Where she intended to i've in future, An oppor.
could not be lost, so the prisoner Naa d!sctarIrd
: Aollie said she intended to leave o-nt9ht. May
Eiany Of her associates DO likewise.
FAME lEsL1E was again in the Police Court
{e.terdaJ afternoon, With counsel, irving to get
inc Just1ce 10 reverse his decision IN regard to her
b1ll-oond Of 4aGg, which WIS declared forfeited for
Eon-appearance on SATURDAY. i.st The Court re-
fused to hase anytnle: to 10 with it, stating that
the bond had been sent to the Recorders Co1E..,
aud VA, therefore, cut Of lis Jurisdiction
-TlLlIaM P, WEST met man IN the street Aui
h1r1f ff,rf lie rnfu5H1f tn hAt17
oyer. and Wil!iam sfrrcs MIN three times on thf.
49,; I'll : ,.;ni Tor a. Joinr ia
@ VIZ = ~. -. Homer ~ Wnnd 4 r1sra.i
WIS nncu "a LIE to.H LIS uoH'1 Ae "0"e" Aete0A
1he eaSe- ~. c+y,,., ,hs nama a, ,r,,,.o,
WELSH 4r;,n I'd to collect "a I'm fo1o IN,
, 1869-05-19

When tho great steamboat fire occurred
at Cincinnati, recently, the papers of that
city thought that they had got ahcud Of
chicaSo at last that they could beat us in
disasters, if in nothing else. Rut th,y
now acknowledge their mistake. Tho
ENQuirtr says:
"Chtcago vas not to c beaten Inv Cuc,nna,i-s
ifg steamboat lire. So they got up storm IN Tic
l1he, blc" all the mercantile marine ashore.
"Ftcke'! large number Of vessels an h!,l Lilo
frlhtf, us b!g i sensation ua OUTS III Iednesday
morning.
Cincinnati Ind better give it up.
, 1869-05-19
ZEAL ESIAIE.

WaTantee deeds for city AMI suburban pr7,per
y within seven tlieI OF tue Court House tIei io
fsconl on Tues lay May IS:
Kansas It, 1s5 It Of Lonfnla st, u I, e5x
:. 1os o-1o It, with house; May lI......-..s 5s
Hastings +, $50 ~ It e 0. Ket1oen st, II 1,
xas;:: aaaia n: April M - =. Icy
L2GKx!0ofs It: MaT ls..........,,.. asa
ha:!ct II, W Of Cana, ST, Il +, .ax;3 Il; April
Ma:k i. is II of cn,ssso az, wi; y4Iiio 81
We: TNea,,: :dr:s Il, 4s 1-iaits Of woai It.
$ I, s-x;:1fs: April a7.............,..-, So
1iIttrr >ffett, .aH II - II {afstetI it. n f.
uni < rf s'Siisis e; Jan: 49, :::....:~. 800,
West Twtlltr frs. It, @: !. 10 It Of Wood az,
ST, 2! 1-isN1:5t.: April il1-........--.,... SIX
i5ss.:a l.; e. tt En;ou aaI daisied sts, sf,
Wala:.:la av, ~ # eof Elston road, I. md
! II aAlra It: N3s s11.....,............ 4x
FIST =, - # Of fauElna ct, 81, s4xl=sh
rerrl st, =, il Of K!:lzle St, v i, aaxisiH ''>
MAther IT. IS, It ct Tasteti II. /, nnd ].
Of Snx11S:; 1t, A!.h buidings; Nav 1.. LOO
Larrahee St, II - It Of fipbbte st, ef,
Il G-1e1!2u It: May 1s-.............. 10
North a., % Il E OF Orchard ST, II, saSnitt;
Dr. m.nl5k nm It, c:r oi Asylum piscc, cn:iie "
A:mllsSe ra:d, cor OF r.iiioad, t. is
Aubu:n 1t, !: el5 ii of oieida 81, vi ss5 "
wentworth W, 145 g 10 r s OF TWcn:y-dtst
II, Hr, eoxsJ It; Nar i5................ 1w0
Shrrtefr ar, III It n Of Twcnty.seveuth ST.
cf, f,s4Also II; April sG.-.............. &c. Sss
1hit1y-;sitt ct: eoi 4 It c Of Eubhs st, nj,
G:1.. I1Ht #: May COO
Th,r1y-thE1' ST. enti It OF uubbs at. 1,
G.a4 AlUu It: 3ar rl5.....-..........,, GO
S4E1H OF CITY lLIITa.
lEcnln NJ, G1 It n y OF Fullerton ~. q III,
~ n running to IIalEtesl st: F'eh. et., $500
CHd = Of !: Of c y Of e 4 Sec ~, ~. II.
cast: Eas !.-.-.... ...:........ 1aosu
Dummy road, OF Corntlla St, G I, sux245
It; March h15-..-.....--.-.---..-.. a1l)
soCrn IF CI1T LIXIIA
Wat5sf a., io It Of FSfty-s seventh 81, nv
EXIT It: May I,Qe0
FElir.e ar, ON It n OF For:Y.six,h *, ef,
s9xli1N It: March h1...................... R,8M
Adams ST, lO0 It a OF Laurel It, e +, 1oox130
u, and Madison st, 10 Il Ct I1uye1st, VT,
= a'H15n It: May II. ................. $3.50
g. II east, IL 7s-1oo acres: Ap7ti is-.:.. $500,
CnHlstaed acres II $ 25 Of n eS OF S G3
acres o. e =, n i, Sec. !, 81, IL, east;
AW! l3.-.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1t1j)
Wabash NJ. Y and n cars Of Fifty
Eesenth st, two entire blocks; Feb, 13... 80 oG0
Blue Isiant ar. es9H r. Of Walker st, I,
1873 3-10I3S3 tt: May l5....~...........f II. f,a25
TEsT or CITY LiATh
f9itoR Hl St cor q Western av. nf 'o11lo ~,
Coss1tt st. 21G It OF Fulton st. I; ssx
1e3 40 It; April Observation-Disclosures. SIS
-.--&
, 1869-05-19


AZ "asenofu' !Ast week, Orange Mastesou had
Jug sna.o* no'e w a spF1nsV spot IN his yard to
eet "ale1 iof 'ae purpose OF mixing bed Of NOR.
n!. nIsa WIZ NA.e1. hs son, two years old, while
lay a'e1A oac 5alu' ieil into this place and wsz
r,,a ~
aae ess ~. eta ANIMAL convention Of the Mime
W,s MY, Saa'4 seaooi Association will assemble La
"o - naN W ouae H.
c"ro-ra- ssoo, TsSss, or faimtngton, has purchased
,o.4a. a.,aa.s residence In ST. Paul. The
s r-.S.. ~ probaoly remove to the T.: =.
s.,,o, -, ~. m - mower County. upon the exp.
'0I,n 1sn. y! ~ E .slm VI ONCE
. Aat o't4A the st. Paul Pet, chal.
leuXes any man IN the State tn fypht him n. =.
featbar-Hetcbt chaun,oreh,. 49, HA1A 'ue the
ss .r1,.. =. Fb F.uAoalFb ios *sO3 or $50 a
e'ue. Helgtl not 10 exceed lis pounds
Taylor md EurFeyfs Steam aaE MN =, r,-.,
Wright County. gas burned m ~ e.., '..et
5000, and no fnsurance. ~'1e 'AA Anss' LOSS
The collie Is raginR au,oup the hor.,. =,
civ wjthonr sneedv vpt,af 80 sosee a. LAKE
fatal In MING cases out Of ten. 1Na~A proves
St. uark,s church. Minneano,,. T., ,,
ine new stone edIf|ee. 10 cost A., nm 'uF pu4u'
, 1869-05-19
Efutt Prospect In Michtgan-Thc
Codiine-Moth-LAkc Shore T. Chic
cuIO 1knilEonds

81. s0aKFE+ Men, May Is, 1863.
As Canr Of your readers are doubtless ca1cnlat-
Ing the probabilities Of supply OF fruit tia conn.,
ing season, can assure them thas tho prospects
arr catering for largo cop. Of all kinds The
sight that greets the eye IN evetI direction Il
worth going many milest TO Witness The orchards
ore alTaycd In wealth Of blossoms th3t to one IN.
accustomed to the sight, It Is impossible to con
celve Of. Tho cherry and pear, covered in some
instances almost entirely with their snoW-White
blossoms, lnteEmtnGled with tie leaves Of green,
and these 1nteHpersed among the peach trees,
covered with thetr PINK blossoms. with the pretty
rcddisn-browu tw1Hg as q background, and here
and there an spple tree with its red and while
blossoms and beautiful green leaVes. form alto
RetteI picture that no artist could transfer to
CANVAS. And then to ride for miles IN every drec-
ton With the Fame picture constantly presenting
ltsef, With background Of grand old forest ttees
sometimes IN the distance, but often close By, a.
II guarding the precious rrcasue that Is so soon to
gzauly the taste n well as the eJe-is scene
Neu worth crosslng Like Michigan to view, espe-
dally M1th such steamers as arc nov on this
tn charge Of Captain Napder, 30 long and iavo1a-
Pe!ss: 1 1E1yGrtE Of the Etayens' llnn built for
fgttn -, IA, III AZ snsss" and the Jear ane tao here
K,ss1eody b besy nox, ana tA4 sxpaasss sss
, 1869-05-19
The auction sale of real estate adva,-

Ihe auction sale Of real estate adver-
t1sed by Clnrke, Layton & Co.. to COM
mence tomorrow, has been looked forward
to, for some time past, as IN event likely
to flx the prices Of property On the south
crn and southwestern borders Of the CITY
for the timo being, and to establish, as it
were, "basa line" from which future
transactions would take their departure.
The sale has been advertised more extern
sively than any other similar aGair since
The old canal sales, and will probably
attract purchasers from many distant points
both East and West. The amount Of prop
erty offered is very large, and the sale viii
test the elasticity Of Chicago real estate,
being the first large auction since the es-
adjustment Of the parks and the con1ole-
ton Of the Pacific Railway.
, 1869-05-19
ATLANTA, Ill, May 10.
Tic Solar EclipHcs

From fhe SJFtngk<ti iIfL) .1our7,nl N1v1;.
lFei. Austin. OF the Sa1!thsontau Institute,
Washington. with numter Of hts ass1stalts is
now N OFT city ior the pu7posc OF establishing
neN mef1d!2n line 10 he called the Springfield
mer'nlan. The Professor haA found bE ps1sy5ya
H. .nat ne liEe u 10 feet vest OF the ceatrc OF
" " new ssa'e House ddMe TO t.e erecteI one
"p1es1 iot establishing tie line Is for the purpose
ccras r,aA'uE olAe1yaftons during the great solar
Nn:St, Nlleh Eut take place on the -th t!av Of
.E next The eclipse vii! be tpt1t in thj4 sfc
1i Wn " we state The authorities st washington
thIs Wi h ~ eourcttut corps o! observation as
,hnf In. ~ VI me most Interesting ccltpses
Siates ior manr ru roo OF nay occur In the United
-, ne eslinfe nrss begins on the earth at sunrisr
~ ~ .ne isrne M oeean east Of japan In la,tuis al
ucE+ ~ ELu. = sec. ~: longitude IN 1n. a. ,,In
sec. y. Of ashingtou. 1t beca,nes fn.ai ~. 49,
upon the earth 10 Siberia ut suur1se. ia t,tt1tc 9
nes' II Il ntn ssG y; !o1g1tude 1eo deg, Is min
noon in -lassa. latitude 6l deg. min ~ =.
lonettu'e = tteT. +mtn- Sec ". Tho 1ns ~ ~ ~
to-:A eeif now runs south, grazing fhc - cnss,
near SltAa, thence running north tntn pe4t1sn
america au1 entering the Untteo Sts,es nasr ,assr
me ne ot1S11 OF Milk River, 1on9ltu1e 81 tic1
": thence through the southwes, corner r,s.
!ns me nisstssnrl River near Burlington, loNI.
thence through illinois, Just north OF Springfield.
md s1pssng the Ohio Rtver near Louisville. Nv:
tneace 1a!oush the southwest corner Of West Viz
e119> ana through North Cnfnliua, lust south Of
Raet8n; and thence to NaMbern, and entering
me Atlantic Just north Of Beaufort, y. G.. ana
endtuE At sunset In the ocean. In lsttrUde 81 deg
cast s' ~ >'-'--e
Along this tine described shove. the eclipse will
ot totA, and ut an other pisces IN the United
ststeS L. ALI Le P.f..2l
, 1869-05-19

Festival March," Goth pt which hare been writ
1eu expressly for the oc,aston,> and the pFerturss
70 Wag1ers "Tannhauser," :" Rosstnl9 tsWiliian
Ten" FlotoKs "suadella" and Anners ara
Dtayolo." All Of these E1ll be given win an ef-
IeSt and degree Of grandeur never yet realized.
Ine programme for the first dag nil be yerT a.
r. 81 On account Of several grand features then
R51pIiaie opening OF the glorious festival Of song.
daw ksS4s oEatort0 chorus wM take part on that
some ~ ~ Ky Ky as On the 18th, 17th snd 15sh and
mental Nos WI t6ep F. sas En9s9 and H. i1s.sa ea,
day. 1uofen VIII taSe part Oh s;le last
Madame Pa.epa-poa <m ,,nr ~, o,,s
hss hss naJe q ;he Jubilee nd nt ~ 9n thFee al, ~ 1s
Western linton TeiesappSSa upSa Superintendent Of the
4sa telegraph once r the cosssnn, t;s, 70 esta
WIN AL parts OF A1nertca and Enrnn.i, eounectlns
, 1869-05-19


TIE Baltimore Aweritan, referring TO the lsso-
ciatcd Press despatch from Lewiston. Maine, rela"
Tashburne Of the saddle which be used through
out the war, says 1he statement must cc1totnly be
an error, as the saddle referred to WAS presented
TO Colonel 4. Il. Mafkland in 1865, accompanied
By letter from the then Lieutenant General OF
the armies OF the United S.a:cs, and Of which the
foIIe wing Is copy: ..-..-
WAsulSGTDs, May 49, 15S5f
"Colpnfl 4. Il. Ndrkland, Spcetul Agnt Pbs.
Omce Department:
"ColoSEL-I take great pleasure In presenting
yon The .n,itnsiey se sadd.s @ which have rode 4
surrender Of Lees army at the Appomas1o1 Court
House, virginia On the 9th Of April, 1866. ,.
present this Radd1e,- not Tor auy Intrinsic
ra1ne Il possesses hut as malk of niendship and
esteem after continued serf1ce Mtth 700 through
ne Eeat rebellion, commencing Il Cato. Illinois,
ended Yours truly -. q: 8 1zasr
.'-'~ .'--'stlleutenk1stsensz
, 1869-05-19

days Of their power aud insolcnce, And
whether the Republicans of the Indiana
House Of Representatives ratified tho
Fifteenth Amendment in an irregular man
ner or not, the mouths Of the Indian Cop
pcsheads ARC closed, Us their own example
Wis followed.