davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-09-10

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~: sfa i;1g, !TS d 1sss h 4y: =
f.1s Is r.i xn h n tr.in E nc the ink Il Il
= r; s.ss ass LII II H. ersa s1sa
To- it, U1sio e IL te et1e,lt5 rus the !s i oae
T. b.; ss.ea as I'd 'sT a.s ,srs5
iii aafss = o t9h.ie ,ha ,s
ahs inMrJ tneuKh to mako faFp,r1 feI dI.,ss.n
. cue Il f.se e Mt a. ~ ~
!.dy 81 Is pe Ttsa ILL., sssf 1t III A
l. r T. GT'. me IT. hrs',ss hi'os1 rrr
!, !s ts Es1 Il s L hs ;5i:a I
~: ST. it, ION fFs s1sasi7: sse s.s .n
q en4 er1 'sn,aa u &
.s statt: 1Ee kn.caslue Journal the earn crop IL
Io Tesaas ass5 S
,.cf nd .i saEt Il
lyns The Waterloo Krs--f-- e+timste. the dsusse ID
s IN I'D: th:s Il Nu.t
NtsteIn Iowa she cass have hen nca'!r had hAt ~
a .s 80 !. S 'a f'e se's asr.i f Il.
esn I'd 10 s,.fk n Eod rondi.i,n Tie Aaslr
~. h.,s ne.y I'D ~ hs .@.i e.a i ,hsef nd
hs arr Saisn ieass i lit Il = s.ss. !r nj4r5 y
aeaG = H. o?ss 9he.t 's s aa:s sss
at s f % IL fai faas4 e. ea ~ ,aa' ~
E5s,n :, a Hing; h; .dsrea seiton,y r. s"1n.
q III 4;. Is9 b., satr
~. tr sI1,.,, ~. ,s,s 'h "hr. /. shug
Ihc III! tr G"ynty 's' rrtrs god rrn5. of III kinds
Cnuls3 ssr NJ rt.r ,'st ihc yhld vi. hr L., on thc
ot,mll'nef: Wheat ]. ih'c.hne ns:t fI',n 70 twsnir
: IT,: s IL III ii ss! H. Sfrs ,c 3"si, I'll; !,
t;,i' ts,ai' a .hest srs1.sint t!nrt. .n,sflr. l.r-
!a1E,I eIui i|.n sn.t !,to.," C"n.y h.+ me- h.i
ttrlEtc sa'hA hH, tslns.d u r wh~.: In .Y1nn r.:
NJ, rh At,'tHd ttrfrIin<trH. informed tI,rI
have 1ot isrH ssitfd ly tir tat- rains that Il. ~
t",Jed this rtkn. The 1c.Tis E4.rr =. con.
t:tIHF trt W afr n.as!r Ia III. mn. tAHt fkr nn
ft!ltHatt II III" + fr.ral tnui.er. h.vr ef,ro
PAr ne ftli,f" tn harm inflicted j. r,rnt,I ttnrfr
rrt ~ tnt1rr rtsrt Init still ltrvr that iFr
tsh ttrt' y neral nnH 1il:r rims. In frw
~ i'll l'e httC |" EtEr En'fr ~ n.tr aAtrrrnfs'
wlAEtI*A1H.
III" ltHrn thfi1iy ft*es sh3p ttr wheat harFrst IN
!hht tcnfr j. nearly HurHrh. Most n The EtAn In,
tH"fsH''l " iir'I sHal~ lhs Injury. Thr 5rs
hkt trAst an hsrFaErhl M"t" nAts ap~n lat
ftnT f}aiI rsr " f1" III hfl tlsn RI ii Il
rt"Ffi,ss knr o. lhH hfr-stItnat nj INN y In n
,n'ltls hftr. ri" rt1. ~hi+ft lwp wrtku
hpytf Ira tn tfefrssnF. In. rapidly dmfn.
III" p@,t twn hntr, Nil NEtiI w+<ka am
| 4 M.i.on ir.rsis" II l,,r MI. ..,.: "7hc wc.tLc
l. tIi"l14t ftu niHtts. In III sllns lsitt A11y
There IL sn1nr ksh,h Yrt Ia sthk"
, 1869-09-10
MISSOURI
Tho fscnoiss Bnnk EnifuFe-A Rnnk
Notwithstanding Coal utncs ut
Carbon Hill, Etc

ST LorIh sert s.,1t Is rahli.aea ~. taorn'ns, -
matter Il tutcttst to the cTvdltot Of L. A. h moist
~ shss the sar.ivns partner q the hEa f..e .'aa
lie death e NJ Bsn.ist. m. ooaa VA siyea =
,s , III Is nv ha4r tns s .o q Zen 1a sse
tocti arr rrtzs.ealsy rtleued md h. no
aTe q. Benoat : ca iae e:rt'.ors ot thc hE:a
sse 70 have me+iins ~ the E:h tst As which ~
F.aErueuts viii rsubah!r bc Eaatc " fct:1c the aAs
Of the hcEet.
The tlrtres bark II La7,rFe, No. Wa rcbtei
TusrtaY morning II About !tn
ThsW.-entt@rs cod 4mine, 5. Carbon HI No.
eauth. h.c In the ain slxit ION AouTAy tsst whie
often mea Mesr IL s,e a!ne- Sssen e The men sus.
cee1eb 10 EttftEt tt ~ elcSink tn the rcts Ct ~
s,erndtas c.f. al.haoka thcy were badly burned Big;
te remainder uc7r fnrr T. rr1l!r in the E!ae until
the hrc e1tlu:ushtd when lher were rescued in
ncrr .r ls.. injud cn4ti n Mr, HAisey. the tc.r-
uan. j. t.oaatlt fatally hurt
NJ. LCr1A, SEPT e.-fatEs ar be!as la.da here t.
ra!te fer fref ct The wdaw1 Aad o7ra.Is If Tx
u!nrrs killed ii AvntdA1e.
1adea:ocl ART that The National 1rla t5Erais1at1on
EyeEs 2 y bc held herr 60 tAe s:a u ostooeE -
natter Ia ehArre. have rcer!ved lator:nation tbs
praIy Il the stAtes IN the Eutoa viii tend fall deaeE3
ttocA
yuunE sea1nstrrss. named Nellie Canning. formerly
frpr tkt Ea2t, haA bttpkst BIii kkLcfi MI Susan
Ii 7hal1 for defamation ct etAtAete-, taytcz tes DIN
! Skst II S.5pGl
, 1869-09-10
SPORTING.
THE TCRF.
TIE xESyDIA upRsE rlR-

ore'n os'p'sea to Go % GasS9xo ts1Gansc i. scc, .
tn iii 9 e9 u Tutsy fhe e' 81 ne hne
.. II ~ ~ o. e2s'1 o,, fo r ~
tISSs.T. VIZ, L., . h.r
" anoa " sas ~ sna..u6 - 4as t.
,,c s .ts ~ tase ~ nsei .efsa ~ .i W.
- =, @ts ~ " s IT, oc's anse'
EsH,aa r. Ee'aatts - X Iatts a.e". t
II nc Ley II s1tSn aoltta thefS ~s!e teu eatis.
he htst Ptgtn'a'n l M r. ~ H. taken os h Seecnd ns
Ch1Ae: talla " ~ Nancy. IT.,
ihc nS1f race ~ Tor hoiscs tHat nATcT bca fhla-
Hltl 4heir *tst acFfa ept!ea lie ETH premium
~ *aa takeh ~ hsotnet JONATHAN: uHe. 3ito: see
ond pTeMlan In d1srate between Brother MAG aad
5!nJ hnl5. -.
Hen came N c1r!s1hf factnf race mile bear. hc9s
thfte in nEe ta sAtde % hasnFse There EeFs te9f
;51.. lho hIst !rcnlun slM va t1ksn " !.
hoaIa' ff<uA- SAA " RL3 +AAhot %3os ~ ~ e3*-
tuNAFS. +.- .-.,. j..
iocaf Inc Attnfanec 3 - iatuense- !tom t"rate e
tnouf Ifs'is ot1H* Oh I1e sl'oAos' Aon soe
Fie.nratnt ltt<Mtf. a..
70! A. e9T seae ~ aia 10 osSs'
~. tSt-i e1n + ans., 49, t1oAst' AVG "-|
mn aoni,nin, y tsn.f ~ o..,ijtst ~ rntTes
Ffrts premium. Sc, X f.. Lee: tecond premium, &>
Pat AAlcy.
Next MAJ Fafe between double teams driven by
rwErrr. Eitr hra:t ts.t thru IN Eve, thfrr entries:
, 1869-09-10
MEDICAL,

11sprauer ssents thrruxaout the Northwest E.1J
learn how to materially Iuc1taee their ircr without
tnte.feEcccr with their tther daes. b. sadstasinS
"NEWTOA." Tribune ett.ce. uhae.EN
, 1869-09-10
RELIGIOUS,
Fulton County sabbath School Com
VcnxtNus


Sgcc!al pcrca:ca t. The Chicago Tribune.
CrBA. Ill, Scpt.9.
The thsrtceuth annual convention Of the Fulton
County fAhbath Sehol As+ citation enee its srssons
tc1c yesterday. ft the largest Aod best meeting OF
Ill the thirteen Thc county fully trtrrttcd aud
the wtrk IL prerCI1nR In all otf twenty tf tow
fulton etuLtJ has the eIIcst SUNDAY School
ten IN the State md II 70 t thing fst ts Gtle
iev ii o tnhstt.nt. cntrrt. The rualsltlt ol
ptr.nfr7 rho literally poured tn. rnlscd In npon teea
hut the Cubans have fury ou.done thcnselse.. A
ctutard1otls tabernacle NAA bus expressly f>r tht
,nst tns and over lnn ssrtuns were esnvdcl ln;o i,
Jesttd1J afternoon. Sl1 were required 10
ibe deleta,rs hoa,r who taIuc b. The railroad TIE
nretiIs thrsustuut has len 1nntt harmonious, na3
Gcep II t!tfsuat Interest yrtHt1td from thc tIst
Over &so0 raacd few rziauses, 10 r-osceatt
the wcfk nr1t year.
ne 1aett!ns te,ne saihe;iaf fos os;r own San
Erndrrrd ~ AE-!;rs i. Ms1'.anr, 4 re7r,. aaa n
Ru.vlie. The mn!cl niaat elass 1crrn- by Ast nf,
u. bGstette, Of feot1, WI e1cccdtfss5 INTERESTING
ard instructive.
Towrlhtp raeesInes, 70 continue one day and eEcu
inE we+t a7ronttd A. fnlloEs: At Marietta. Tue-dLy
netcoer ri sumuNm. Thm1rdss. oe'%'rr Il; :.
Of the E1ceuti!e Comsattter and ali tie E!et rre,i
dcn&, to bt held At Lev tt:own Tuesday. Scpte1tr
q, TO iaS cut tic work for the sear
, 1869-09-10
WAUKEGAN,
Anuunl Meeting Ok tho Settlers OF
Lnkc md N1c11cnry Counties
Thrcshtug Machine Accident
F4urFc4lluEa

IAfcsutdE .nhchldC Acctucht-
finrsc41lnEs
Srcesal Despatch to The Chicago Tribunal
WACK1aAA. Srrt. ..
The annual meeting Of the CID Httlsrs Of Lake lad
Mel1cny CoaatIes took p.cc yesterday IN tho
ter cuuntr. II MeHeu1J r!uAsc between 900 Rnd
vRc1 Nome Leu people were In Attendance from Till
Esg. ct NehenrJ. who etevpied about hour and !
qn1..ct n dclitsstne h!s ,pcseh spSscacs ws.e
Johnsan md -IlsLk" AeLAn, nf Mciftnr5 County.
md by General Reder1s, Cnlunrl J. H.!AeSau T. II.
tlnrs And ethcTt ot ts county. Tht FsrAi event Of
tic d! VIZ the h.sttcuc. II which two oxen were
hr.ss baads We!r r'trcnt !rou, s city. from
a!c tAti county orr 1!ou Af4E4uin ane one
tfr1u Lbc,yye waf fAs evesiuf IL tho other, About
twenty ha1ds Of martial music Wrtt thcst- The PRO
ersz.cn ucaftt four miles In irnrh over 10 Eti.
eIes Alnnc hrtnt In It. Bat twn drunken Ecn Ncfr OBJ
ee4yed during The enffc ds5 and but lot The clouds Of
dart. nothing occurred to 1nas in tho least the daya
cpjnSfarrt.
On Monday l.H tetIaas thrrrhlns .narAtac Aerident
eecu17cd. ty xhith lto3at Hon lost An slt nsesr 1t
hsf rtkhthand ana PORTION Of his thumb The eeei
arut ,eontted wl1le hr waA Err2tIEs ssc t1It-wAec
An lE1sh toE. named ae;:.t, while hunting west q,
the city. TodAF noEttbF hsd lst left haad terribly
shAttt nd. and all the hrsc:s carried AWAY. by sht
hutt:i.s Of his kl;n-
lAt rhcaf has heen Eathcrcd time. lad tEcehnl
II Fu!re htky, VIZ hArr Eoni eErp%-nnt grEc7a1l!
borrtitnl Da.f In most hc$ry yirla. Ou
rnll wt4the, Ia not }ntt The thing for Hnd raAn,
nt3da will hc tetArard ty It's thecta Earls ffa.t
ir.ss ara .assld VI ct Il vtFs eIe.i d.as.te NJ,
fl Idt but Deed hot weather to s1ca Il, ma on
n!ehts hard 9rs*t would be III Hin-
, 1869-09-10
Crops.

tnHA-
The pes Aolnes E-osr Il. the 7th fa1a; "lhc G;ops;
eTo4 inx md sAttegtd. iii Central lows bay: Eanssct
heEiattly from the contnI1s rniHf Maeh o. tHe
and cats {t IN sthek 70 thEtsh 70 ne ns'oi T
the +etrn Hood came and inflicted tc 'fts lnjot3.
witch 1a hec ,uers.cd BY thr t5caoent shoNe. tan
T4r terrible stutl1 Il week btoTe aft drove t.. wAsss
inta tr c1trc us the Etaettd grain. uess41aiEk "a
, 1869-09-10
THE WEST.

burglary mt Dnkotn CITY, Scbrnskn
-Uud Fellows, IfItnQuet - Heavy
Travel over the Pacific lksatlrond.
EpceiA pu<p.:eh to Tue Chicago Tribune
0MA11A. SeptP.
1lt Ccited State. Land Ot;ec At Dakota CITY, Nc
1.,.ks rne entered Ast night h5 1I5lats The rsFAtc
sic Of tho Resiscr blown orea. snd twenty land
,rp.1;, xud eevera hnDdrrd dallxIs wrrt sAfer Tho
9mresrs .ttctu,ttd klnw the eAfc ot tho akc-
eriErr ceutA!rink rouflde'Aale Eohts' oa' "''nous
II delegate. Ia the Un1tcd States Grand L?der fo!
<ldd trjTb ali united here tod.y. wtsr tenderesl
1rr.rtfon and Ean4utt by Uus.ha Ldsc' sht. eFrnns
MLissl u4s Brilliant at.ir. fhc tatty lrLEts ~ IN
r.ny thrtn. ,,,, g,,o.-,.,i ozer t1,c
urinp Pac:Ac il vcty hcasy ba;h wa5a-
Weather clear aud cool
, 1869-09-10

md frIrrs weak rsie. 100 bris stiIes sef*emhcf q.
B. = yeoMs2so M -: - I - ss.. We. viFnpt. e.
h:is ia.s han sEptembes at s.1e. We 9uate SPOT Il
xSAc. Lines from September to December, Hh{A11kc
, 1869-09-10
IHpIANA.
Lutheran %ynods-ThesIx on Esury-
Proposed Constitutional Ameud-

Proposed Constitutional Amead-
ulCntS-
Special Dcsrateh T. The Chicago Tribune.
FORT WAYkx. Ind, Sept p
Thc SY12d s24 pt.E111t to I'd ad}ouEanent haU-pa4t
stfcioet sts morning and opened with TIC ..Iu.l
tfTeHt1A c1etr!ses-
t.ten M Tae tbi:i shcsts u TIC i:ned.se ssject
# ea1idt fa:iaa Ite tzpu:aais WA1et w1za1 IN sac
ue.uiae ot t: w-s hid Thc ctaowtaE tortu Iocaalas
rat cf the objection n the orlua1 t-saas adopted
The ts2Al contract VI Irndiug atettas il
oae By wa!tA the creditor rtte:v.s
~ hl:nles by eeatsae H. thr capital oaly. Int
ai.e ecs{4ta Fzads the Ad l4aTch The M
n+s ~ dane-t = 4 Eea.t otae d.o:nr k?ac.
IA. Af ea9ly riches uable to tdzaece nf
| The thc+tA - thus ate-csh was thea uu.ntunuatJ
A!cIfed. And the General Syud AlloHI-sta nntl tn
Ha,irr~ nusiEe tn oidc- 10 atou Of :ee foa1 Dis.
t-iet SEnt holding thes tesslo.s ta
| b: Fiocfs.
Tomorrow The Tgepoeed slaa .ot alterations nt tht
e9cittStscp u +. G.ts1A SJad HU te t4ke2 u sat
, 1869-09-10
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1869.
Flttshurxh OIL 3tatkek.

Ht.fofed of Owing to the azaount af t1ness hand
AEd Of tmrotAnre 10 receive action, thu sJnc cxundt
~ through until u1a sAst hsuz allotted 70 taeu-H
O'clock b4tutExY night.
, 1869-09-10

Nominations by the Republican
SE4Kc Convention
Srer1a! Despast. ta The Chicago Ti1zae-
ST. FACZ- Atta- Sept 4
The Ret utuean State Ca1Feutaalnet todAy. but Eaa
tnade cry flow pEp<ttsa with II b1as1tsA partly
seecsEt Of IT, NUMEROUS representation Tie only
naecs made f1t lre candidates for Gover7aE md
Ca.rs Jn.sec o! the sursesre Court Fox. Cor:
sfrer dfp HcI1tc Arz.tn ri Ft!ty4a dominated
the int tanrt rety1a9 ~ votes to s! tof lxnArs
DacarIy, aod Il fer Jnh3 NekaAdek- poaceHy VA
beaten EaIcy hr Es3 oua tYttods tf lAst year, who
re+erted h,s To the Goyczn2s.hp It tho
Jr.tier> Ii plane Of judas GdhAu boldox the se.t by
, 1869-09-10

Fti' HIEatS ~ HEtE III tJHt FAFk h(lth Lt1Ht terry
ha +. tltt, corrsr. In I'll Aa.r tx~r rrcevrh
in nj. .Ity The "ttr1. have betn buried ii polnts
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CONVEN.
TON.
C1nEinH Days Proceedings - ~.
f.outs sien,LUFu In tho H1niorltY-
They GnFrY Through tttc1r EsriuRu
ltrs0iit1nnH-Itrsa1H ON Rtr.
uaosnl OF tho Nntbonnl Cnrltna,
slnlilI In EnttoH, ttc., Adoptcu-Cots.
rtstttrrs Appointed to .1rtnortnlixc
ConRrcH~.
Hrre,ai Drspaleh to Thc tIhteasn T.Ibnnr.
KEnkHk. Tnwa hi a.
1hr hlssIssFt1 Valley tlou1nerrtst Convention r-as
sffn}t this HrrH.nk nj tfr AtIrpEa ihrtt4d uf tbs
oivrx iialsc. thc iatrr being rntssrA fpr .rt rut.
l-ses. Hltc number Il dcifs4trs lrtl fus o.e lat
hIsht. and tho attendance II 9u!tc thin.
1t "as half rsst ixlulc tbs convention called ~
nfder.
11tK MIhsllA.Pr1 AND 1ntpurAn,E4
Ire first bu'Inr.a III "rder thr tcrort c! The ,.
!tr " III nsi;1 sns r. Tsf' ,a ;f Il a ran
III. rrt'sticd ,rs.erd.y: The eon.Iuter "etr nut
M. S 1t, T. ~ IL III. IT, *1s' Il s'fs t.
1ra,ed II dd. fuf the o1lotipK resolution o!esvd
E.;s.f Th.. in the further prosecution Of ous eon-
y t.. a er I'D S* VII p1y Il III =.
- t,'sHrhas eieEehts. and t'and ustn bsoAi ua;oa
s''"nue u,aorncr.,r,rvu,rrr
A. adttsss rrrtnfrt sud rriutrd By Mr. Dothnnht,
IL sS 4 .s j ..
rtied wltt, t!e Io1Sstns, % II ;ss eouvcn;an 10 DC
fcnsm,n r. f,T =; y h'M!. ctfs1 ,r.sntl'n thss
Y t. Gt's: Is ::rS rSi
'.C"thti xlaashs = sanc.st.. osisfri resolution.
e IT, r. D.n S saa a ,H 4,
thr l*.nul nd la..ni.eas wonen q the e1uas'y be
ens cat Ct e1rI Aa spv. - ssfen rom H. d.
'.,'n ans sa pssar ~ tnn th ~. rontsc NJ
stpG.a.sd i n,ots iands eoo.i %in othcrssa.e
.cat,o Id thss dc cnnntes. bc suthaIixs to 7v.c
shs e. a.Hs :sss corrections of eos' IN the reports
EEioE7a oT COMMITTEE on TIE as1ss1ss1rr, AND
7h. Committee ca IL a'sS1asFf %.;.:5si .ua 7rus.,.,
.Tta ~ n.f y: fSIeT nd n0f-
y IL ss~ist lii
Hill TO authorize the construction os bridge, across
sd ohl" rf1 d. 7b.. .nx bridge, hereafter v.es,
Cd sas 1ns ;h. I'm T. .Ss w T.
wsisr eh.an.i ,isl not IL :: Irs. dc, asssn than
,sss ,sS a. ~ 1asn ,2y
Il ts pn,us II l.eals cwu1s, far tac .Ie1 MAJ b.
r. no,a M e11 & r. tas Hdfs AZ e
, L e so1ss hndsra lei IL s il &c
ri the Fi1e. he q .ash lsas u 1ra1e ~
na1tka,on Il I'll staxes - ''A
m, ~ MIR eat snass H. n,or.s1on: q
f :. T rst .nsu & g. ena " sHsn II r.
M T. n j Il: T. u p..t
K tes ssssss. ~ she m,ia sh,an .ad ths leesaa :!
nain rhsnpei e:,.u move In .tssls Inc t:a ton:
r. r .s no ..1 2a
IIsssa .TSSn, r. r.: q ms ri. sSs;ms9::
.ha enrsssss ths rassasc-xsy hcrrn69ors pTo1ided.
~ .ss Spsa5 s " 81 III 1Is5
tho1zed 10 courtte{ b7itrr al.ts the Ujn River by
, 1869-09-10
MiEEaR4Ippi Politics.

JAcrao1. Msa. ecfs a.-Tae y ..iona1 Cnion Coarca,
ton Adjourned ~ stt this rreEtrE. kc.s h.!sluny
rttvail1nE hr si.te tettt ri Il oI!c~t
VII. A1:i:or; ,:a ,!.ncs MfEisoy, fsr,sasrs: r T.
3x xrtafrCder. cf Edaca:9a, ard L n H.oWH for C9a-
E1+ts In the fttth Ifft!ct
Epeeehex ws1e made hy Ae4sTs. Drat. JeEctat, md
naEn. eeaoted. Of Tennessee. euc1lios entautsAauc
Arc!A1ee.
wcck at Cansoa they accepted TIT Invitation II VIZ,
Memphis md L51tzTile.
, 1869-09-10

N1lI1AHT ptsT1EBAScr1 n MADRID.
MArKIn. Se7t l.
to the rrtnov of the volunteers frn the poss they
havr held t.nee the rcsol..ioa Snyrr Of the Eoao-
ssc1a vito wounded,
, 1869-09-10

K, GtF3. ,
The citizens Of Ecokak a E1na banquet to u1kh.
Gibbons Dret4 House 10 the 1elegssss Of tho AIs4s
kiPrf Valley Commercial Convention, which Kraecd
ht Tie tntrslE8 prceece tf delicious wine and hca}.
III won.rn. Sorls .hrcc hundred or moEe
ennr et thr Pts%tdtn: Of the United StAte, the CAh!-
net and Judges Of the aurrcsae Court tha Psrss tho
KArraLs. Se, and re8ps ade by Hon J. P. NIL
Irs, udee the United States Court General yAnde-
". Gelonel GIosxensF ucneEA Held hna other Tbs
, 1869-09-10

-....... STEkiK 4 YANTta
kXEtrAfEa AuyaAIlAtHt AukNI1, pk4AB0Ax 1uaA,
1hx FtiLBiHn.
<ts U%tAF1&l II irsy THE fHthCNu
I. s.s t'w-A rttss. sri at~' ~ aar latit Ee.4y.
R's~tAIB 1Nr+r Xsqs<ns Il A.+.<ra gl ..i.t.
~ k~.N l~ttss kdfssss aay nss>Asr n )ssg~+t
s'rst F4r~LAAsd efntt3
, 1869-09-10
Foreign,
Great NTtAlua

EL6ICSI1
Loxpox. Sept g.
The Bahcp 81 Bath has rtseoed.
7uE ICEF.
LONDON, Sept s.
The Warwick cup waA WOE by Coek Of the EAit
beating Arlington.
, 1869-09-10

Nfw l}FftHuH Market,

E<N0 ENHCsSFV H1HfKF1.
EAS F1AxcIkcp, 6~ft 9-F7orr-sa7r:5an, &ies 4
&@: thfrTaEf r1tfa. e4i&@3W- Hhc1s-thcatc Ah1p
ping, e. L6lkkt..Q
Nrrtf
, 1869-09-10
70 THE FRENCH POPULATION,

III UE nEH0H TUT UkA " n :
We hare the homer to Inform ths, Freneh public Of
ttt1 city that Ne viii opeu oCr French Wins Saloau
ne1t Saturday and hope receive the kud psstpna&o
Of all out courtyDeu PHI. FRANK CO.. III DeaE.
, 1869-09-10

The Ceremony of Breaking t.rourd
Tor thr Lincoln Monutneut-tkc.
port OF tic Secretary OF Tho Mouu.
nt~nt Aaspctnflon-RknilF 7lnt.
, 1869-09-10
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CONVEN.
TlON.

C1nEtnR Days IsfuCccdtnga- - ~.
f.oCts aien,LCFH In tt1c H1njorltY--
1hry GnrrY .EhrougIA tttclr EsritRu
2kesOlHt1DnA-Itrso1H on REr-
naval OF tho Nntbonnl Cnrltni,
slhii1 IREnttoss, Ac., Aduptcu-t:ot tn-
rsstst~rs Appointed 10 .1cutortnlixc
l0HHfcHAs
, 1869-09-10
| Mt. Pleasant Military Academy.
HYDE PARK SEMINARY.

The Eleventh. Ytar Il thI1 1E1tltu.tn vii eoumraoe
Nrdnc,a.y. septeElrF Is Hoard md scam iusntthed
!ery wsrta For 1uttbtr lon address Mr.. .
Y. MATTE. Pripe1 a. Ii Tribune Huid1nf t.hcaxa.
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On Monday last, II. Cross, our town constable,
arrested negro by the name Of Everett Brown,
by virtue of warrant issued npon the charge OF
theft. In conveying him to jail the negro broke
was shot in the arm, breaking it so badly as to re-
auire amputstion, from the effects of which he
died on Wednesday night.-LHempstead Country
man. Dec. Is. 81.
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sPAN-The Affair at Mdlagd-The Insurgents
Fire on an American BOdt-Hoto they are Re-
proceed Talk of a Coup d Etdt for a Monarchy
A cable dispatch, dated Madrid, January 2, saws
a special dispatch frem Malaga yesterday reports
that the msnrg cents there fred on boat OF the
steamer Swatara, while 1t was conveying an
American family to the ship. Serrano expressed
much regret at the act. and assured the United
States minister that the guilty ones would be pun
shed. A short time afterward the troops at.
tackled the insurgents in the streets, carried three
barbados, and defeated the rebels with a slight
loss.
A London dispatch confirms the occupation Of
Malaga by Gen. Roda. The insurgents lost 400
killed and 60 prisoners. Ii Is believed that the
provision al government contemplates coup d'eiGt
in favor of placing Montpensier on the throne as
soon ss the citizens in the province of Malaga are
dsarmed, and before the C0rtes has chance TO
assemble. General Serrano and Roda support IL,
but Pfim opposes the movement. The Spanish
people generally favor a republic, but will be
oyeIpoweTed by the military. rn
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cofeehouse, barroom, etc. wss kept omen. and
his, her or their license shall be based ao3n .aa
said affidavit. .F.
All persons applying for license for a new coffee
house, bar-room, etc., shall p.y at .ae rate of
three hundred dollars per aunutn for one ousrter
only, at the end Of which time Se shall take ont
license for the balance of theSear ia such class
as his sales shall Indicate him to: belong.
All keepers Of cofeehouses, ;barroons, ETC.,
shall have a sign painted legi3Iy. First Glass
Coheehouse," "Second Class COffeehouse,p or
Third Glass Cofeehouse," as sde case may be,
which sign shall not be less thaf ten inches vide
nor less than twenty-four inches long, and in two
inch letters. and said sign shall be displayed at all
times over the bar or place where liquors are re-
tailed All retail groceries selling liquors by the
glass shall pay in addition to the grocery license,
the third class coffeehouse license.
Sec. 81. All ordinances, or parts Of ordinances
conflicting with this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
(Signed) JoHY BREEN,
President pro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
HSigned) THOMAS MAEgEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 81, 1868. a.Is
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY Mavor
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL. Secretary.
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INSURANCE.
OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS
MUTUAL ISsU RANCE CON PAN
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. al. ls60.

10 accordance With the OF this Company ard
Act OF the Legislature, tho 6g approved l7th March 1853
notice hereby given thai uneaed for ctes Of Scrip
DIVIDENDS and interest thereon. due for three
which shall ret be demanded BY tbs legal hereo
within thirty days OF this notice. will be csrcsed
null ed and The amounts thereof credited contingent
count the books Of the Company directed BY the cha
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MAGNOLIA HArER.-Superior to the best I'M
ported German cologne, and sold at half the
price.
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DmILIP LYNCH. UNDERTAkEK.
% ST. CHARLES STREET.

Metallic, Mahogany. Black Walnut and Plain Coma
always on hand Bodies Embamsd and carefully shipped
Funerals attended person. ana be hopes By sies sten
tion 70 obtain share Of public patronage
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n
MOUNT CARBON COAL,
Prom the mines Of the Big Muddy River in Illinois
For sale in small large quantities the lowest prices
Read the following certificate
The Mount Carbon Coal thoroughly tested
and believe TO be the best American Goa this marke.
for house
Jesse X. Eel, Ben Toedano,
DR.. Daniel G. Holiday, Henry Thonhil
Martin Gordon, Jsmes 7. Tucker,
j. @. Bienvenu B. Woods,
y. i. Kirshesdt A. J. Buck,
Price, Hine Topper Chas Robb,
II. Bonnabel Lewis Wolhey
Geo. Jonas, W. L nodgson.
II. NJ. Isaacson, and many others.
Also for sale small quantity of slack and nut coal suitable
for mills pckeries, fOundrles cotton presses,
etc, etc., at low prices. Apply to
WALTER N. PHILLIPS
Carr
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4 TLAs MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Louisiana.
DIRECTORS:
i'm. LAPBYRB, ". 8. MOUNT.
JOHN DAVIDSON, Ia B. POTHIER,
Il. ZUBERBIER, WIN. McCULLOCH,
l. N. MARKS, @. CAvARoC,
Z. r. SCHMIDT, WIN. CREEvY,
w. COOPER, rHOS K FINLAY,
WIS. PIKE, ANTHONY sAMBOLA.
DAVID McCOARD, PATRICK IRWIN,
l. OAULFIELD JNO. O. sINNOrT,
GERARD sfITH, W. @. NICHOLS.
OFFICERS:
JNO. DAVIDSON, President;
w.. PIKE Vice President;
r. ". YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A, FOURNIRR, treasure
w. B. KOONTz Attorney.
W.. G. NICHOLS, N. D., Physician.
N. G. FOLGER, Agent
Ohce No. l29 Carondeles street. Davidsons Row.
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GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.

GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
MYERS a. LEVY,
WHOLESALE GRoCERS
And Deslersln-
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PRODUCE, WINES AND
LIQUORS.
G2 and "a Common Street.
RS II. L. GOODRICH
n q. HITCHCOCK d co..
pIsT1LLERs AGENTS. RECTIFIERs OF SPIRITS,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS,
No. as. "a. 40 and 81 eravier street.,
re Peters street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dec. IL, 1868.

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dec. IL, 1868.
mo. ll75-N. 81
ResolUed That the controller be and he is here
by authorized, after FIVE days notice in the official
journal, to sdjudicate contract TO the lowest bid
der or bidders, for the construction OF sidewalks
on the southwest side Of st. Andrew street, be-
tween Liberty and Claiborne streets, the work to
be done In strict accordance with specifications
on file in the Office of the city surveyor.
tSigned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THoyAs MARKEY,
President Board # Aldermen.
Approved Dec. IL, 1865.
(eigned) JOHN II. CoNwsAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CnY HALL,
New Orleans, jan. 8, 1869.
Notice s hereby given that the controller will,
at his Office, on Saturday, Jan. 0. 1869, at noon,
adjudcate to the lowest bidder or bidders the
above contract according to plans and specfca-
tons on file In the Office Of the city surveyor.
PAS. LABARRE,
Deputy Controller.