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IOWA.

The Lntc Political CnmPnign-An
Erroneous Report Corrected-Ap-
posutnlcnt-1 Town Central xuti-
Foad - The Coming Democratic
Stntc Convention.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, June II.
A great many newspapers arc publishing ero-
neous statements concerning the settlement that
Peter Nelendy, the late Chairman Of the Republi-
can State Central Committee, made with the State
Convention last Thursday. TO refute the state
mentB Of few personal enemies Of Peter Melen-
dy, that gentleman demanded IN explanation Of
the receipts and expenditures Of the last CAM
pnlgn. The committee reported that they
.ouud the accounts all straight, and that tho ex-
penses exceeded the receipts $3.50, which sum
was made up BY Mr. Melendy from his own poek-
Ct Instead OF bis being found deficient, his books
we're found satisfactory and coE1cct, and his cou-
duct Of the campaign eIolueutl5 satisfactory. No
man in the State more thoroughly enjoys the con-
gdence Of the party, and OF the people generally,
than MT. Melendy. These statements, circulated
mainly by Democrats, are doing great injustice.
"A change has been made In the management Of
the Iowa Blind Asylum, Colonel j. L. Geddics bc.
Ing removed from and ReT. a. Knapp appointed
to The place.
The roadhed Of the Iowa Ccntral, south Of Os-
kaloosa has been sold to the Iowa River Railroad
and It Is now said that the cars will be running tC
Oskaloosn by January. North Of Oskaloosa the
The grad1ngis Is done 10 Marshaltown, and wosi
Will 6oon be commenced between Aarshaltow1
and Oskaloosa.
The Democratic State Convention meets On tht
18th Of Jnly In this city. Among the talked 0
candidates for Governor are Geo: Gillespie, Of Of
tumws, the odorifcruus Henry Clay Dean, and D
n. Harris OF HARRISON County, twice candidate
for Lieutenant Governor.
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WISCONSIN,

The Alabama Claims Qucstion-l
Disclaimer from Senator Howe
LcagC-tnktnEs on tho Departure OF
weather.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
MADISON, June II.
The State journal this afternoon publishes the
following from Senator Howe. who epent the Sab
bath here and left to-day for M excursion to San
Francisco, to be absent some SIX months, which ta
sufficiently explicit:
"ME6sRR EprTons: find among the news Items Of ecr.
esA papers, ;he following ps1ae,tarha: p 4,
proving of the tehsme M to make tic Alabama Claims
question party fksne at the next election He says
that rrpm!nent men through the Northwest entertain
;hs ths I'D s. II Il Ii e
throughout this section of the country"
ALLOW to say that the above IL entire mletAke.
sno .s5o va ny sshse eae The A.
letter i reference to such scheme nor do know Of any
"veFy respectfully yours: :, . ,,.,.,
"Madson, Juno II. 1ssa'
Horace Itablee the ncw Minister to Switzerland,
left today, With hts faui5, for New York. and ex-
poets to SAL for Europe next Saturday, nnl With
out much delny, proceed to bis mlsaon- A mum.
her Of friends assembled at the depot to bid him
farewell
There were heavy rims here Saturday and Sun.
day nights, and the weather Is most unseasoahhly
cool to day.
stabbed at the German Garden week ago, daf-
ing drunken roW. died this morning.
There has been succession Of showers since
Friday night, and considerable ruin has fallen
damaging the corn prospect immensely. 1t cleared
OF tonight.
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Canal md River improvements
Soldiers, Orphnns' Homc ut NoF-
mnl-Eotmnl Dedication ON the
18th lnst1ans-r4cLcan County Sol
dtcrs, Monumcnt-Comn M is.ioncd
br the eGovcrnor-Vote OF xy3Itcsitlc
Election.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June IL
Canal Commissioner Gndele was In :hc c1ty to-
day, and Informed your correspondent that, owing
to the high water in the Illinois River, the work
On the lock and dam had not get been commenced.
In tact, the location for the dam mad not
yet been selected. ~ soon as. the
gariiuE tne Little wabash River Improvement,
&c said that o number Of parties who held liens
and claims on the improvements already made
to W tie STATE ind thereby Justify The Commission
ers In Nnlshtng the Improvements and TINS make
The r1ver nayieable Is soon as the proper papers
are recorded the work Will be commenced, and
tlers' orpnaas' Home, At Normal, wiu Be formally
q TO r. tse gonsae gataSs aq9 hs un4s es4
% H shon an, c. :: slt hat has transpIled ii our
state ior yeaIs ExoSe,noE ! oslesny wy
wtltread poem. The freedom Of the corporation
Of Normal and Bloomington Fill be g1Tel to the
special invited guests, and In the evcning grand
ball and banquet will be given. The Trustees OF
the home have left nothing undone that will
make this occasion one long to be remembered.
Colonel John n. Snyder, the Secretary Of the
perfect all the details OF the management Of the
home, and Of the n11angcmentsfort the dedication
The Mclean County Soldiers Monument will be
dedicated the same day. Gocernor John H.
Palmer being the orator. These Interesting pro-
cccdIngs viii aftrac: large crowd Of our citizens
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The Constellation OF the Pennsyl-
yunin md the Pittsburgh, Fort
wnync d. Chicago Iknt1r0nd Come

panics.
From The PAaadelphia LeIqer, Jane7:
The parties representing the Pennsy!yanla Rail
saaa cheaso sSnan Raoaa ap M aftei sy
engaged negotiating terms Of peEpet9al lease 81
he lstter Toad, on Friday evening last. At the
Snali 1anneaaa eonclusion ' Tne Penu;s,ysaa Raii.
road Company leases the road Of the
Pittsbusgh, Foft Wayne Chicago Ra1iTay, aE,
he terms II Tic leasc. the former companies
q e dns Sn
saai, under his arrangement, tae Pittsburgh, Fort
and de.snas ii Is own ntiga.ious: The Pennsyl.
Tanta Company assumes none OF them The cspl-
tai Of the Foit wayne Company y Sl1,st 90 !:
.se H eapss e9 fena Il ,anasa Ses '
sloee of lass yss1 Tas 1ssS :lsSs7oo an' ,n
aeo1tpment bonds The Pittsburgh. Fors
Wayne Is Chicago lCompan5 ase reoIgsnizasioa
Wnose lines con}olnsiy connected Pittsburgh and
Chicago It became involved IN debt, and 70 so
was sold under foreclosure, TIE present company ~
Of rpad has total length Of 4es miles, with tattJ
| three and one-ha1 miles Of second track. ana
ntnet5a1x and one;haif mlle5 Of sa!ngA gs1aE m :,
ings in 166s we're 49, AZ increase on those .!
me previous tear OF $S99, ,o54 The Increase has
steedy each e sssG iof ~ 5se ss nj
Of last year we're s. 0oa no. or about aoe
one-haI per cent OF the earnings The com
noT fpsgs qqat qea1t ~ t4n pep cent
annun II holds and wor1s three branch roads
The Aon Branch" Xnss - 4'fSaas Ra1;rt "a
G!sssne sSfSsone mics q ,esa m. -.sss iIpa Rad
son to Md1ersburgh, Ohio, and crosses the Pitts
tutRH, Fort Wayne / Chicago Railway at 0rYtlle
19+ miles from Pittsburgh 1t cost At judlcta
gage Of ssoaooo, which mortgage nas been reducet
I pa5s t,s o1s5 edPsnsss and ntet ny
and q connecting road Of tItee1 miles With th,
Er1e L Pittsburgh Railroad, both operaset
| under ninety-ntnc 1ears' lease. at a.
% ea1nInss u1 he lei Law ~ sence koad, to Youngstown
The business of these branch roads Is lnconstdera
cenpany s nss nos rented that portion of is 1
road between Pittsburgh and Rochester 70 II
Cleveland Pittsburgh Company, q $500 Pe
Wayne i Chicago RAILWAY is Put down u its las
renoEs at SO se7,e'a, since increased By nal m
million q e!&ht per cent bonds The Fosa St is
ss'se1fa iaS taieles} H1s viii @ tse % %Psnasyl7aHi
osS sS us = BpF e. i oa TT
Of the Eeu-understood purpose OF tue Penns5
ynnla Railroad Company. II looks to the trade 9
the great Pacific Railroad, and WILL Il possible NEE
It with controlling influence ut Omaha, the easter
terminus OF the Union Pacific Road lts rurpos
Is understood TO be the consolidation OF the Chlec
Roads, with the Fort Wayne and It's oTn Eoa
proper. which. when completed WI! unite IS
miles OF completed and equipped road+ now rel
surn se7s4o, 76e Is stock and so4 so sos debt-an
earned last year In all <36 ,ela- THIS moVeme1
Of the Pennsylvania Rallroad Company. Il Is In
measure a necessity IN ordeE TO maintain Il
position a. one Of the great carriers or tab chut
up. 6y consolidation Of y2Itous lines, fh1pn9
line 70 Omaha for the same E1rposc that the Pen
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a deposit Of One Hundred
Dollars will be required to be-
paid on each Block at the time
of purchase as earnest money,
for which a receipt will be
given.
|. C. PAINE FREER, Receiver.
WA. 4. BETTERS l. CO., Iuetloueers.
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'Srn1hs
n TUE CQRTH

AN INTERNATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE. 70 BE Is
TABLlSHED.
ST. PETERSBURG, June II.
An Imperial ukase hes been Issued authorizing
the establishment Of an International Bank Of
Commerce, With capital Of sooo, ,coo roub1cs. Tho
enterprise Is promoted BY both the Russian and
foreign bankera who Fill take up all the shares.
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-sIeet Here It crossed and burned hall a Bquare
On tie south side oi Main street TIE following
amount Of Insurance on The same: 4, Ga9njr.
e seeo ~ 4Etna. q Hartford; Prrwitt i KeIy, ID
g snfed, n, aastlord; 8 hsene, house and stock,
fl:sco: Etna, $500 Phenix, Hartford Tia follow yT
1ng 1essrs or houses had no tnsnrsnce; ]
l9W, John Sutton. two houses; odd FelloTa,
a4e 6onsea aI and stock; Tnoznours, three houses.
leE, q. F. TEiEnble, g.. 1. Aench, Fnzser-
4!d I Bro, g. q. Rankin, ]. s. sallst; !;
Lewis j., $500, IN the North American Of
Phtlsdelphta; Wens Bro, dsy goods ST, ,o0o IN the
Etna OF Hartford; q. Il. Moore, Loo, Ia the
Of Hartford: Helborn, insured "a the Hartford ;
Deposit Rank, Insured IN Hartford Samuel
Cooley, $4,000 In the Phoenix, Hartford. Adams
Express Company lost thelr safe aud books Falaa
Of the buildings 800 GOO stock, 81 600; amount OF
Insurance, s49,NN.
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specta1 Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
EFw vapr Trnn II

NE" 4oRk' Juue IL
rx10kAHos.
The agents Of the different steam lines expect
about 600 enlig7ant8 this week. The steamer
City OF London brought t,to1 to-day. Agents Of
the Southern Emigration Companies have several
hundred engaged to settle on lands In the South.
N.=ety persons left last SATURDAY to form colony
In Central Virginia, and about the same number
zor Nortn Carolina.
ks1Gurs 7Exr1ARs-
Twelve 1nrnnande,1ez of Entohta rTcnn1urs IN,
Guiding the Gran6 t,onmnndor.a n Snuv yoye-
ava f,n,r ror.4... -. .N - - -. ~ -
s'''1 ~0A1'~S'~u'' 1eas to-ntent iof FouAoclpala
WALL ETREKT.
There WAS considerable styingency In the rnnney
market to-day, Icans ranging fro1, , ~ .,ont
s.n1rncv N eo1a ,nte1cs, .1ter t.u hsa, Ms ecns
' s1.' . sS,.- esAA Ao4Is Holue
0uAcls pau s"i1t'A1oAs III auo11en 70 colu Inter
E6t The demand was caused by the drain Of cur
reucy to the West and tho Iocktuo-up n0l}cy tnst
-z hernn ,ast xeer. The nnoo.,noss
Eas Increased py report tnat the
Comptroller OF the Currency will sooo
tall upon the banks for another settlement 1t It
,-o,,0 ~. IN rs,,.h,v +raca, rho ,,oe, a-a,tna
@ouu W. oe .1au ~ n'oss eAS..co .cu
E'oeh to-oa4 Was tne Z Aeane 2nA' ano me saoaeo
fAA IN II brought doHn Qtacf aaaSea. Ihe market
Ka3 much decreased, but there Eas no panIc snd
the dealings rerc wc1l distributed between the
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9ylyania Company Is forming its through line.
Both are competing for the California trade and
travel The New York proposed consolidation
includes more companies thAn that from Phiia-
dolphin, with $3.50 miles Of equipped railway,
representing 41s4, ass 056-of which 4le9 81 s62 H
which last rear was {H,ss0, ,saa In the distance
In which the two rputes are in direct competition
for the same trade, the route Of the PennsylTanla
shorfer. In addition to this, II the earnings OF
1868 be taken Is the basis OF calculation the stocks
composing each route remaining the same, and
penses On each, while the New York through line
Would pay but per cent On its capital above the
interest On It's debt, the Pennsylvania through tine
could pay Is per cent On tts capital oTer and above
Interest at the same rate on its debt. So thai
Tefe there no necessity III this movement Of the
fennsylsanl4 Company, mere consideration o1
Productive enter,ytse would stimulate them 70 its
prompt Contamination
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CANADA.

The Annexation Movement tn Novn
scotia - Proposed Conccssions to
Novn Scotin by tho Dominion Pnr~
1Iament-The Enron L. O1tario
Ship Cnnnl Project.
uA11FAx, June 1L--The Repeal League Conven-
tton closed Its proceedings on Saturday evening,
and decided to make annexation theif policy.
OTTAWA June 1k-In the House Of Commons,
On Saturday, the question Of additional subsidy to
Noya Scotia was again discussed Hon. Mr.
Wood moved an amendment setting forth the e1.
pediepcF Of making EEaut to provinces Of Onta.
f!o and Quebec. Alter debate the amendment
Wns loet a to IS.
On The thild resolution Nr. Forbes moved AZ
amendment, making an additional subsidy, p1y'
ahIe July l, 1863, tnstead Of at the end Of three
Tenfz CaI1ied-SO to 81.
The resolutions were then concurred in-yeas
lis; nays, =.
The evidence given before the Committee Of
the Huron aud Ontario Ship Canal estaollahes TIL
Importance and psaeucabllty OF the work.
, 1869-06-15


STANTON, ys., June 1+-Jesse Edward, the ne
FRO r who committed a rape on Miss Susan Pile, q
respectable young lauy Of RoelbUdge County,
and then murdered her, Vas taken ont Of the
miles from Lexington. The lynchers gained ad-
1nittancc 10 the Jail under the pretence that they
had q dcspcratlo nnder arrest md desired 10 In
prison him. The negro had previously confessed
his crimes.
, 1869-06-15

BurElnrs and CutthFonts Mt Work In
81. Paul-H0AIxQAd MAE&eEss

Burglars md CutthEonts Mt Work In
st. Pnul-HaAIrond Mnttcr4.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
ST. PAIL, jane IL
The town Is oyelruu with thieves, burglars and
cutthroats. Several attempted huElArtes hare
been fo!led. Several citizens have been Haylatd
at night and robbed. Last night a son Of Peter
berkey, returning home at late nons, vas
stopped On a back street by rut1au putting pts-
tol to his heAd and demanding his money. The
5puth handed over his pile, fsa Etven 20 lin to
pay hls school expenses nj the state GMFe1atJ,
and Hns suffered 10 proceed.
me four railroads already built to this place are
attempting 10 have the entire waterfront Of the
r1tr. win the exception Of tMo blocks Of steam
6oat landing condemned for their use, giving then
fun control OF the leyees with the exception
na1ped. me County Commissioners haEe not yet
doubtless get what they ask.
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Arrangements for tho McCobfc.Allcu
PFtZc Fight The Turf Mufdcr
Cases In St. Louis.


ST. LoCls, juno 1i.-AN arrangements 70. the
Eight, tomorrow, between Mike Mccoole and Tom
Alien are completed. It Is expected that q large
rll1e will take the combatants and thclt friends aud
spectators to The ground, the location Of which
Is still q secret Both parties arr said to he 10
nne condition md confident There IS not much
betting but IN what little there L. the odds are IN
favor Of McCoolc. Alien arrived here SATURDAY.
md both he and McCoole arr said TO te secreted
T. prevent arrest there being very stringent Law
nose eets % pna a9e here n fare o.
DELEGATIONS from New York, Baltimore and Phtia-
oesrh1a, & NJ expected to-day:
,,sac -. Lqor, June 1<.-The first lace at the La-
,t,n n Ioekey Cuo tneeting Today was three
HthertnH uSa s iof 500. The entries we're Carrie
sar1ar w hlttS Free, jim Walker, Planter, and
ut'e: ~ ~, dne race rss toeraby well contested
and Pofte1 u ib,t ca5ns Ms Athenon, Kitty second
ef Y t ~ Second 5aee 1ae aeas, nee for a purse
9nsIee j. ieenE sai'e Se1e fSuf Douehery
ease ~ U TWO neats. Tlme-l:5ls 1:ss1' ~ "'<A
The case Of Captain Vim. q Dona,,ssor c,sroan
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MICHIGAN,

Burning OF tho Propeller Queen OF
the LnkcH at M0r4uettc-TuxS sunk
by Collision.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune,
DETROIT, June II.
Marquette special to the Tribune Is as fol-
lows: "The propeller Queen Of the Lakes, loaded
VIII pig Iron, while lying u. the dock In this port
sse Tae n65ned @ 70 the waters edge Saturday night
anee IL not ascertalned- TIC carro was tnsured
Il GoseInor y Ctapo:s health Is improving, and he Is
Quite number cf minor marine Disasters are
reported here. as the rcsnlts os the recent blow
on The lakes. Wv"
The tug GoodnoE Was sunk thts morning. ncar
side, No one hurt. eN@A'
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day. a very large crowd was present. Much In
tercst Was manifested, and much dlflcuit5 found
IN obtaining jnry. 1t Will probably bc day or
tHo before the testimony Ia taken.
Mrs. IL. Banman was arrested to-day charged
Nth causing the death Of negro servant g!rl. -
years Old, by beating her With an oaEen club. FIJI
ty-tWo cuts, bruises and Scratches were found on
flrr rnf1ne
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Anti-Jesuit E1cltcnlcnt in Brazil
Heavy Business Failure at PcE-
nMn1buCo.
NEW YoRK. June 14.-Adyiccs from Brnzil By
walls at pe1nambuco, which bids lalr to cause the
expulsion Of the Jesuits from the country. A
torbldding Jesui,s ana Sisters Of CHARITY ron en.
tertnR any PROVINCIAL charitable Institution, and
attention Is called to m Old decree By which cx-
pellel Jesuits are forbid to return
The banking firm Of Fortiso, Mor1tssey i PARA
has failed, owing to c1traoTdtnary sums due the
Bank OF Brazl, which had Advanced &, o01. 900 OF
theiE paper and securities.
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SYRACUSE, n. T., June 1A-Four attempts to
burn building anu lumber yard were made here
damage done. A Ike attempt VAS nadc 1t Bald-
WnsFl1e, on Sunday night
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Duel Mt Lundy,s Lane. Cnnnla@
BCFFAIn, June IA duel seAs fought, Sunday
morning, at Inndys Lane, cauada, between the
editor Of Spanish paper. at New York, and q Gu
hau The latser was shot through both legs, and
his wounds arc serious. An article Styling C1bans
coEartla Kas the cause,
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hf4ESTos, Va, June 74.1oloncl ". D. Foun-
tnin, prominent yhE1nian aad father Of tho
Ill nt his country seat His nhyslcinns rHfrrfal1
no hope Of his recovery. ~A'>'>-1A
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Distinguished

Distinguished Visitors Mt West
Point.
WEST POINT, June 1A-yce President Coltax
and Lieutenant General Shcrmau arrived this
morning. They dlned with President Grant At
the Ross Hotel The President leaves for New
York and Boston TOMORROW morning.
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MARRIED,

EIMORE-KIRK-1n this civ, June Is ut the Sec
ond BAptttt Church, By Rev. E. j. Goodspeed4 Mr. The
caEo.
ELL1s-FARNsWORT this city, Juue TO- ut
the rceidcn~e Of the brides father Mr. u. A. Ellis Of
0eonto Wis.,, and Mlea Carrie f., daughter Of Geosge
FarnswoIth.
LYMAN-GARDNER-In this ritr, Jnuc 6. at The
rcsidenee Of the bride, by RcT. G. T. fiande1 Mr. Will
linn H. Lyman and MFa E. D. Gardner. both Of CHI
eafo.
DMANN-HENSHKL1-In this city, June Il
e the rcadenee Of the bzdea fstheE Third Henry
liam HcnaheL Eaq.. both o9 Chicsso.
~ fcw York papess pleasa COPY.
Mich, IN the Presbyterian Church. hy Acv. n. d.
knapr Mr. E. WILLS BlackmAu, Of Uhtca6o. md Miss
Carrie NJ Iinefey, Of the former place.
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ALBANY, June 14.-The Soldiers Home in this
city hes been closed for lack OF appropriation By
the last Legislature for support, and Its Two hun
dred inmates Will be taken to The government In
st1&uuon At Augusta, Nc.
, 1869-06-15

Troy, juno 14-A woman naued Cassie Ue,c,
vas beaten to DEATH last evening" hy Thomas
Ennosan, who Vas arrested, together With two
women named johnson and Campbell.
, 1869-06-15

Mclhokp, juno 74.-1udge Olcott, formerly
JuuRe o. the Supreme Court Of Louisiana, has
peen appointed by General CanbF as JudGr Of the
urstpgs' Court Of ochmond.
, 1869-06-15

The Crops In Florida and Georgia.
SAVANNAH, Ga., June 1<-crop reports IN South
eFn Georgia and Hor1da nFe favorable.
, 1869-06-15

Destructive Fire Mt EcoFEctosSns G KY
CNc1SHAr1, juno IA ire broEe out In
Georgetown, Ky, On Saturday night, and made =
clear sweep, principally Of bustness houses from
q. D. Ts1mble1B drug store. at the Cou1 Ho1se
% tho north side Ct Main e6cet, to .Ham1to
, 1869-06-15

HEF LONDON, June 1.-THE Republicans hare
elected thclE city oGce1s BY one hundred majority
here to-day.
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4 suRinus INAUGURATION.
Young Lady Applies nj the Armorv for
Diamonds md Gold.

About half-past O'Clock Last evening, yot.,,
lady, under twenty years Of 2se, neatly dressed
and very polite, called at the AsnorT md aske, tn
zee the Warden The policeman Of whom she
asked the question directed her to tho ,oet.nn
keeper. That gentleman asked her WIN. she d.
sired, whereupon she took from her pocket 4
small pass-booE, and proceeded to read him
an account Of what she had fallen heir to-yalua.
bles, such as diamonds gold and are1, Ac., in In
reading, sne stated that pollceman-whe1e ho
Was or where she had seen him, she could not tell
bad whispered her that the Ealnahles had been
Tsd ,1a1g 4 70 be- he ana that she wnaa 1d
~ tha. nothing ia been ieit tasrs
1t to her. She then said that her title to heaven
Has ciear, and that her title to that which had
an answer to what had been whispered 70 hcr ty
the policeman, and proceeded to read It
Mnns SssIsp .anno. the pnEpoTt of wss TIC
name aud residence, which she did, saying that
her name IVES Emma Hcrsling, aud that she re-
sided at No. q Pierce Street. When this WAS
M.ttten On Piece Of paper she requested WIT
EEed directed TO her. and should any
come that they should oa forwarded 10
be- h9me Which, tnsg he
had made such an impression Oh her mind ls a
curious one. She frequently made reference to
spirits IN her conversation, md probably her MEL
fa g ,TeF TeTe rsfsd By religious
unguafded, as there arc many in this city who
would take adsautagc Of her unfortunate condi
ton and probably be the cause OF her Tutn. She +
what Is extraordinary, does not bet1ay any evi
dences Of insanity either by her looks or by the
words snc utsers. Her friends should LOOK attcl
, 1869-06-15
FEVTQEAIDl
Proposals for Stationery.

TRtlsCHy DEp4HTMEST.
QFT1EE OF INTERNAL RkVXAEE T
WASHINGTON, May 81. 1aea3
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at this oic'
until the thirtieh day Of Juns l II L o'clock n for
euue hroushout that portion Of the Uoited StAtea
cast of the Rocky MountaIus except Montana aud New
Mcxeo with the Stationery reqned for nss In their re-
spcetlve districts fer the year ending June o. ls'a
No proposals Will 10 considered unlcss aceompa
bond with sufficient suretea In the sum at Eve thou
s.ad dollars {sooo>+ approved by United States Die
tJet Attorney On fcrm to be Furnished by the Depart
meut conditioned that the pa1ttca ahaH IN case Of Ii
acceptance Of theiE bid sny part Of It. execute
fontr.ct with good and e1Recut bouda fer the due p
fot,nance Of the sAn1e.
The Commissioner reserves the right To consider
accept OF reject each bid item BY item.
Thn bids ahooM be A3d1eascd to tho Con1r1i=aloner
Internal Revenue and endorsed Proposals for supply
fpe Stationery to Internal Revenue ofacera"
Schedules Of articles to b furnshed viii be forwarded
from this Office upon application. with conditions uuder
which the att3rles a1e to be delivered
c. pELAEo Commissioner.
, 1869-06-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
We Hare an Announcement
TO MAKE,

which. we venture to ptedlt win greatly fr.tity
on .ea e., LET LIE wbo,e atoxteo
ads nhas bea
enssee sLrpaass ssxso Tia.
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