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&. NJ. Bush,
1913. Surviving Partner.
Kinnaman's New Gallery.
The best place to get good pictures
is the above place, Lennarps Block.
Ladies' Gators.
A Full and Select Assortment at
J. J. Wheeler & Co.'S.
For Sale.
A secondhand twelve horsepower,
portable engine, for sale cheap. For
further particulars inquire atthe office
of DIR. +. w. Entrikin, or direct to
EMNoR Z. ENTRIKIN,
SO til FindIay, o.
The place for Bargains.
At J J. Wheeler x Co.'s Splendid
Stock of New and Seasonable Goods,
at low prices.
Go to Kinuaman.s.
This Gallery is just fitted up, and
in good running order. Call and see
Us.
A good s35 Elevated Oven cook
stove for S15 at j. CrOmley's. 28uf
ANo. Fashion Cooking Stove, fur
nished, for $50, at j. Cromley's.
no. 90 II a..
For Rent.
Two Rooms over Davis & Green's
Grocery, well adapted for offices.
Apply soon to ISAAC DAVIS.
no 32-tf.
Stoves of the Latest and Neatest
Design, at j. CromleV's. 28tf
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MARRIED.

-wEL14SByS s. II. Fairchild. J. T.,
ON April -, at the residence of the bride :
father, in McComb. o., Mr.. Miron \. Moore
and Miss Amanda Wells, all of Hancock coun-
ty, Ohio. q
BARTLEl l-SlI TIH > On SUNDAY, April Il IN.
by Key. J9hn y M,tc,h fh. ppxs' r. Bartley
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ALLOWANCE BY COURT.
j. {: Longworth as Special Constable. SO
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ANo. s Fashion Cooking Stove, fur
nished, for $50, at j. Cromley's.
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Go to Kinnaman's.
This Gallery is just fitted up, and
in good running order. Call and see
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-04-23

A good s35 Elevated Oven cook
stove for S1J at j. CrOmley's. 28tf
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The place for Bargains.
All J. Wheeler & Co.'s Splendid
Stock of New and Seasonable Goods,
at low prices.
, 1869-09-06
I.fha i,auItnl tineaiinl1.

A correspondent VI Tho ~. If,t,tH A,l@tttr.,p,
wfltina ffntn Mh'Rult, WIS.,. M itIp atjet IT re-
nOslng the carItRI 10 ms West. shtnhs that n.
toa "''a'll IN krrr nnrc IN tho shvk KtusIu't fut
The tfr-et}t. ahti H'3'tsl
''Tbp pnlln ln,lht,nns rnaliY ,s,.t afx,,tl forty
rlnns: l"s rnnrp.~e 1''Hy snas slAsy mlHlnns,
The tn's-t spluhtfa satls nj lhunt " 9ar Asn ,hs
Wrought thRilta hh Atht.n, slI Ut wh4tt ral4 l,a IA
- they wefa ttnIH Nnw i;hKlt,nl at,l tlnty Il,
Wss!hRlnh, ltas snrPMsn HAT salran e.1l1rha Id
iAial issa u ah1IIla IL hntu tElaa ehnIl Es.t
VIII tin nIhEnilu,'1 Ut t!lo ntnsr tnterealA III.
ttett. Tfl~ faat hln1 Ail absnFE iltrat tt Il h d
thfhttr1 which Tim IesnAvAl 1T this ta,hal wt,lhi
eIett uts.n this legislation nj tina ra4lrY, and thu
s!s,i%',an ~, T., 81 IL ra5onnEo ,,fs,s of MIL;
th!H question. lho supremacy af thn sr4tn,ari In
shB nAttunAl rnnncts, aud lha whulcaalo n!.pso.
lrtat!un of the nallonxl Feneurcss and hn,ora
can never no overcome 30 long as thry have the
capital. II any or,ctal patronage Is to t,e 10.
hiuwetl tie executive departments n !ow hours,
land Now fork and Pennsylvania politicians q
iunumerable ~ the loclats Of EgJpL II any
measure IL brought forward In Congress c1nceru.
,nn tho maritime Or manufacturing interests of tho
East the corridors OF the Capital ATc forthwith
crowded with hundreds, and II Necessary thou
santis, Of lobby members, to caIole, 0geEawc, OF
ese 1 e. Ts
ltt1cAl EorieA como and 80 like the duckA ID q
night This accounts for tho fact that Maasscnu-
t!sn rs nvc European missions ., ono tine, AMI ii
Missouri hAs neyer Jet had enc; that more Is speat
annually upon the nero in1cts Of the Atlantic thsr
has ever been expended on the great Mississippi.
and that tA111 auf q financial policy are upheld
which have concentrated the wealth and
roxcr Of the nation in the ha1ds Of Eaatern capt-
vantage Wi.kout life nud death struggle, and,
besides the lntnencc Of cveEJ lnhabttant Of Wash
lrEton Cly, any amount Of capital HiIl be use1 to
PFc1eot III brInZ done. The Great West-the belly
AMI Tone q the natson-wi'l attain tts majority ID
lsio and ~ no longrs be content With = subor.
then Be, II nnat be rnlycd heart and soul to Bc-
coMrsh The fesult. and the interest OF any West
efn citg, WHICH has been or may be Damedt should
rot be cooled bJ 7ur1t1r ST. Lons TOO prominently
forward Ut this TEE For these reasons It appears
to me thAt resolution passed By the KeoEnk con-
rentlou, declaring that the inhabit1nls Of the
Mississippi Valley Ecre not satisfied with the
the present location e the caplta1. aut iustructng
Congressman md sCcators TO oppose any further
appropriations for the erection OF public buildings
IN Washington would h,Te better and greater
eject than tho proposed S. Louis convention
could pcssIbaT have" "
, 1869-09-06
the POLICE COURTS.
NADiH1.; STREE CJCET.


Andrew G. Thompson, q theological student,
was cnbtgcd with bskssrdy on Saturday. Anna
UcnIUeI, rho resides on North CuGtla street,
was The complainant After little persuasion
Ardtrw wss Induced 10 put the matrimonial Jokn
around his neck, and they tcft the court Anna'A
ceremony -ns pcy!ormed. II WAS sail anc wanscd
Andrtw hc1self. II ", her sister IL u good
tuAttslfL
= John Wtrd was up for larceny. George A.
Hr:,iih left his uarun. tn which WeEr two bBRs Of
onts Standing on Dehplainea street Ward dsovo
alongside OF i, and after transferring the oats 10
M,.l ill., FaeSns. Gnhsi. ~ho ~. With nin Ii M Al TIC Se
Fay Sc'msn. Captain Of IN. tug .crawfnr',
xho Il charged with having Unnamed Policeman
Miller. was arraiCncd aza!p. but: owing u tpo
non-hir15sl OF Auolhts Justice, tho iaw rcqu!r1nG
two 10 eInmin. lbe cAsc. he was held for fur
1hrr hearing on Turst1ay 1lr1t
Mar, Norton, Ill Old saGnbond. wss nncd -,
Abraham Aaron Eas afrnRrti upon tho charge
lcdcrcr. q iroker u New York, was the com
rialnAnL lie alleged that Aaron called Upon him
nj nls "f1'ce IN t,a elir 1doH. sc tnonshs hpo AMI
woufl give good scenrtty: iis1uT eouaA-ucc In
HIN, IEttkfrr r1sc him takt amount ami Aaron
H "a * s .ys e'sas s ai M M ns,'s sr,<. x,s u
Abraham wnH heiu In tt.roo ',atI Tar trial Of the
Hrcnrlrr'e Cont ........ ~.
William ktl!slI AMI 7. El0scrnnrg Wrfn
charged with rp'lsf!. tnasies rA.on, vhlc wnlr-
Ing III t'Ia.k tlrrtt ftias night, nIlcrrs that he
~As kn,~'let down nnd Rubbed Ut "a In money
ami khiti rim, 7hrJ were each held Ii 500
bail frf further examination.
-Iaiih l'tnklonS wel hrli IN tan init 10 m.
twrr The ehsEEr ef teiIrhp nlrnrt atil tlot fnRh-
iDg tr'nrps to hLa rfDp1nJrr, MT. tttrhter,
HtRnk trHEsT c0tRr,
John ErHnry stole a Car{Tt ling frum liar nl,
etircrr. and wRs rxrRht with Il on a lsrr,p~llrr
57s
-as1nrl b'ltren, Is yea.s nf aae waa sen, 10
thr lfrfntfn fFh'sl fnf stealing fi:.+3 ty1u, thr
stteet.
-tlT. f'sentr sEnrr NJ MrN. r1rrsrhrr lion,
thstos MIeE a'l1t, anil t1lt NJ Ernrst hiJtIsr
Frvrrs nsa1lJ NJ. lie wal flued 3lV and lIc1l #
1;Au bali in kcrV iNe t'cAre.
, 1869-09-06

never % built Ind Lat tharciorn I tac1 A YOU'D @
q, ae 3, eaer ". setes nader ~
:ssst's; sa e ts.s soon ssoros: :: oSsfs. ;ss:s
spnr ,ss1 ans a, On tns 1o s
bo pushed on to complrtion, they Begin to frslizo
ho. ssH. poony they had been advised for many q
Ias, e fzG esd nron Tho aa,se Of o.hes ana
that tas leads weso u good forfeited and would
toyert . the Uultet ssstes. Tho CONDUCTORS OF !
indiscsee,y ana injudic1oasiJ gave suen adrtoe;
ana. instead Of Informing eetters III search Of
locations thai 70 20 upoa those lAnds would make
tasm IL, ,rsspa.ss y repeatedly adrlscd then 70
1s.s IL s?s ~s .a t fs s0Ss! nx h. h.
leaning tho Truth concerning tbs legality Of thelr
occupancy there NA the greatest excitement And
q r. es e e oe
driven %, and mere, sasJ voald % ita6o % pros.
determined TO tEest with thcm - literally Il pos
slhle, and the visit Of Mr.. Howard, Ihelr land
agent, among them Va. most orpottque 70 hity
theI approximations And epnclltate thclS Eood will.
The lands ~ NC stated > few days ago, Will Ill be
examined and price put u7ou each forty, tht
arplalsM made ii Il they we're Wild lAnds, and tho
te1ns, and thus sare ali thclr inpror rcnen2,
Though upon legal techn!eal'tJ thcy might be
| dspoesessed, which wonid, without doubt, nearly
ruin the most Of them. tho company viii choose
TO puraue different coprze and treat them
y hasing rshn in equity TO- thetr improve
nentz, and gre the most itbc,al terms it
can adord TO. secure and save then. Occa-
sional1y thcre L. q squattcr intent speculation,
bur the large majority hare settled With an honest
purpose 10 Improve theTaadx and rnntc themselves
homes. There latter arc tost the class that the
company want, Bn1 that are needed 10 develop
ne ceantsJ. Tney will, thcrcfore,b b encouraged
the policy being The ve11 coumcdsb!e one OF az
slsling settlement aud developing tho Ecsourcea Of
the country all along the llur, the best both for
the people, They hope not only to get aong With
out any serious trouble With the tqnattcrs, but to
secure md retain their good Will: and tho pros
pcct nov Is rcfJ lnI one fot complete SUCCESS.
, 1869-09-06
The Reform school Of In1lnnn.

fxplAnAlri1s, Ind, SspL I, ise9.
AZ The subject ot 4 l!eiprn School for tao lad
Or way war,t youth OF Illinois ID now beng Agita-
ted, and the attention nt your ph1lanthruptstl Is
bc!ng attracted towards the Establishment ot such
IN Institution, and The increlusoas are generally
wondering how sucn a schooi will bs conducted,
aud how and where they can get tho boJs for
tchool Of a rrlermnsorI nature, a. well as thoa
sand other questions arc being Rstcd relative 10
tho wp,S Of reforming had boys Letter A'out the
l,ctprm School Of her sisIeE Eiato may be Of souc
interest 10 those whD look uron The work Of re-
formation among the Jot,n9 sni sinful with eou-
r,accncy, an1 arc Of That class who hc'lere lhas
no msn, however sie, is all l,'1. hut, though sunk
lnts ihc iowrst depths Of R1, .trc anil crime has
yel IN hin tonl roTs white hInt which she aa,ut
i.aa net reatAci. n1t which sptuc kind hand u1aJ
feArh, xfifl Refne kind hehtt tnar touch.
ta,tne four nf ntr Jrhrp ago tho Important sub.
Iec4 pf returning the crring tnmh Ut our Halo ~.
<uu,rsl ali aspect thai a,ltae.ed thu attention VI
sur trrat inrfl and Nunrn, Ri,s cOFin,l&e$ ~
artN,tntr1 h} ttia tsArriIcnry IatrfrsF EA&pf to
sIsn tAe fetnr1,atoTy Inst!tusas Ia tho t:Ast and
jptx,ft to tin it'AAlAtufn ut tho nrks eea&ttta,
After mailing tuuH IN tha EAaL and tt4Ittng
neatly sl VI sha tnssttal!anA thai labor TOR the
A,sorlalton Of borrow And Tho hiesAtltn Vi fallen
youth anl nAnktt,it GENERALLY, sala csiH1mlttss ~
ror1rti IN tAtoE Ut Tho "opan faEal." or "1Atnily
sjptrin," ~ suctoasuiy demonstrated Aaa carried
out In OHIO. IL accordance with tho renors Of
lAts eonta!l&ea, An appropriation wAa uAde W
the les.slAtufn, with whtsh 10 raschaae farm.
erect ,hA neceaAayy buildings, anil fusntAh tho
sane, 70! the establishment OF = Reform acnool
for tuJeuuo oGcnderH between tho ayes OF 8
and IA ......
The farm selected ii the most eiZ!a!n for a
school Farm Is peAr the quiet httle village OF
I1ainncii, fourteen ni!es west OF This city on tho
Te,.c Iauto Railroad, aud contains -, acres OF
eood land, and Is we'll cah.a!s:cd for none and
school for tho wanderers. as they arc removed
frnn the ctt,es Aad towns In the State that con-
tain 70 uanJ sln1s OF crime and corruption and
p,ascd on a farm 10 learn how to TO ioen IN mt
fuu meaning al tho term The soil fertile aad
Yields large crops The water u good, conaa2
a. II DOES nom four efccltcut s7rlnEx
TIC largest Of which ezPecs aeoui ~
| ba,7r,s Of water per n!nnse- TAI
tust.tutnn WAS 1uss u1~ucd on tho atsa o1 1Aao
AN. 1sts, with Frank j. Ainauorta and wife fo'
supe,1n+sndent and A.cun and William brtugo
ton, o. uead1tcks County, es inmate No. I. '1ar:
, 1869-09-06
1Hy ElTY IN DAtEF,

Io,rsusshu 7.ss t'xxYtnr t'tAxr now M Ok.
h!h:tibt II rar~tl tiRl1, ~'a Interesting fat!snc
lc.ntrti. II appeals that ltr "at~'t strah " vas
1lIts l,Astt ts Iftat a tsL, twrd}'Etr frHFs A9,.
III tipN YORK EtAir, nj All ND LADY who hA'l ih's.
sesAn It sta1y 3eass. '1ut,k which .~r'tr Ahn 'Ai
t1HETrs-+i flpii tAtartkra u Bpettttle4. ralrHl-
" a11hF fnr lit thba III tl1uasnu bur II WnnEHt,
an1 lh1 gtsal .1sshp. ttea VI GoAA.HG lin ot''
who ~ turn watrts1 In VAIN furil In ievelop lnlG
Eutur1LiiK tesirA tl.r uugsluly plant II Was 1Ary
kftt II OAt 1t ;ours fur stt34t t4rnly
1an'mn.,: TT ~, Nc III .c. y" e"nssr'a1or{{
ienz,h, = fr,sn susse .tur, ;heY n!s"s1 II IN
growth hEh gtprEAl Improvement was ~ oncc
EoticeAtlc From thln tine farth tbs plant steadily
EyrW, AL eventually Reached ia prearnt a,A;e Of
neral Perfection X Is now In illI b!ooEn aud viii
this kngu.arApeclincn OF tic vegetable ainaAom
nlokso1ns unt oncc during It's existence. Ur from
a low unIssumiAluT, h,usay htAk.tne ec1turJ p.aot
hn4 crown 10 height nf c!gatecn feet, hni Is now
4 maYyel such a. Ia to bE seen Int once In three
rrneratiops Considerable trouble wA eacoon-
iertd tu snipp!ng The ienE. heavy a'o1 containing
the r1aot, and not Without much tr1.Eiianon md
the cAcnncc nt Ean} lol6-tacles WAS It onAllg
rInced IN Ea-wcu Hall
FOE SoxE MONTHS past, The worsaierc,s at the
Second Iiartlst Church, corner Q! Morgan and
Mnnroc streets, have btca scriorsly annoyed BY q
caog OF rowdlea, who, during sunday evening se.,
;:ccarc wort 10 congTcEatc about me colnEe' auo
with hootiuEh JeIlnct, aud othcf ueupn.t!4eloH1s
seek TO Interfere with the service Al ufss tne
eject Of tuoFn1 suASo1 vas tried upon enc f&EA
bonds bnt proved Ct no effect Moro dtFa1etl
measures were decided upon. and tnrre aIonR
lssed peIple;s pt shq congregation Nes s"pf'
, 1869-09-06
iHtlaf tMlCHAnJs.
| AppatUtMthi vi tlrlnaalrs ~ thu NRltsunt
| tttsh t,ustAtnhl s'@nvrNitNIl,

4 EenI,n4 ~ lhn sArto4s iIIs, a,clotIna Vt tn.
taxo Hra hsht yesterday atleEI!osn " \ 0ti.,Nk.
III fathtE MAtllaw TntApn1ahce Hall. oil West
Van tluftn sttpat. 1!.u nlbetiA9 nas largsly AZ.
tsu!ed aud highly 5aspbCtatIlu. Aitetthkn David
Walsh Mas called fu thu CHAIR and Juhn ". IN.
r,dht apl'olntcd secretary.
The hh1rrt Nf the meeting Haa then stated,
and the SECRETARIES OF tie Irish enc'otiaa rrtaenl
MtIA requested IT, hand 70 thu Chairman tho list
81 deleKhths appointed to attend that meeting.
The following aecIeties wcto represented hy ten
Mss. unaI.s each Hho were present: st. Patrick a
eocletS.' l,'sh Literary Association, Father M.
soe,e,I Rpst,n:, Hoctsty ~ raulA Temperance
neso!cni Society, llit+rnIan Ucncyolent Society.
Holman Catholic Soeie9s, and United Sons Of Ef1n.
5ohn L Frazer moved shAs committee Of ono
!11n 1e eae9 o9 eGelsJ pteaehs bc appointed foE the
| gentlemen 70 attend the IIii4 National Conycu.
t1ou TO oe held as et Louis, Oh the 6th Of October
next
Tho following were then selected for thc nur,
pose Q! electilR the delegates: 81: PAtr1ct So
e!esy. Thomas brennan: 81. Paul TcaacIancc So
an' e Mosoh T. 1eefntaa IT. nenesolelf e ssocis socie;y
sames sn Ga1s: Father Iathcw Temperance s..
sttnence Society, Philip kennedy; United sona Of
Erin, L II. O'Copor.
The committee having retired for fe~ nlnntes
returned and reported the following nar1es as the
oelecuses to the convention 10 be held at ST.
Loul1; james ": sheahan, =. q: caplneld, Joho
Eon41cg, John u: DonlRrt FFan1 AEucF. Dennis
pa na,a W;n 9oss W,as TaSas Carney neT
A1tefuHtes-J. J. ". O'DonoEhuE, RI. Brass,
Redmond P1ntlE1c, Richard Collins, Patrick
Moran, Mari sne.1dan y. J, oaahan, j. J. FILE
Il. Caulnc!d, r J. Brass, and othcrs, then ad-
dre4sed the meeting on the importance OF the ap-
rtoaeh1pE convention, and hoped that something
Will he done to snclloEa:e tho condition OF 1Hsh
enlErants.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1869-09-06
REYNOLDS.
His New Cooperative Movement.
Meeting To-Night-

Tho "pcoplct Meeting" called by J. IL heJ-
uold., the original mover In the matter, And
Chairman OF the Committee OF Arrangements
taket r,ace thi, evening In the Recorders eoaf'
room. The cali fnEitra democrats, Ncpuoacans
vu,k1nzuen, temperance men, and AL dnos o1
rnen. to meet together "for the puspose o. ms
iaI;pr cooperative prEaslSaAoa Ano a1t tSt tStt
,escntAtten fron ~ toe Nans Ia r-.olnunns
Mi bc pce,rd fot adopuoa. aad Thoroughly dls-
cLAsed: -,,o
u-r1nr.a 1,rterr1,;ua in AL sosas e. soTern!neat
md oirsifaas II y tefns., T., ~
I'll 1nn h+nee ~ necs*ssJ Lad natural = foEfas-
fion " osxanl1eson: Aad. h.-,,, ,,i, h,,,.
Ill, nd rTSsse lssd have tes. .taefslaG =. many
1 uc5 r, isws raas Ind to the age and COO.
aH9s. & U r. IL aud uueas,.a
,ae ss.al. q see; ss,os .na TT, ,tss
nna '1sGs.tI ts3 nd s1 a1s .ad
rte trsIo7 ~ r:pfss"t F. ~ ~ tbs ds'ss
ssas q It 20 es IL II ~ r:.s j esres.t.e
fsr she n.:a.i sH.rrss5 .ad fu.nEs sssurity oi ~
i, COMPETENT Toe . .asa9a:d b..i, ethcf.i'e, q
s:.s1,.f sl.s'.a t. q II. a
Ar 10 LONGER tnpctrnt bets tascse4o Of
uore er:hE and tros'r,.vc rso.,s ,,,,. ,.-,+, :,
rt!,y lie. ra1y tet 10 tsaorc ~: Itrluascs .ho
t. e; c;~f.:- In wire acl 2at.TnM Motsmsn. s6s sas
rnnsc ii hc:e, 'oesras III" Christian b'$h o. PeAee
IS..r.i. Th.t TtnorrA,ic a:,a Republican c.nenstet
s; sa ,i &c s5ssa ~, rtnr
mo, rrnrnt The bt. a9ar,s to oat tlsuse 1e.oe
asst Th.t IA office In the titt Of shc recrle thoc
receive mnsr thar ihe PTo rnia rate OIL tue seo''e
Esrirel 1h.. IL who are ko1rsnei and 1nast.tan
IT., resrprc 81 :he taoad have the rights
afItr s.t1r1kc.
, 1869-09-06

Dcdlcnilon or ,hr ZIou aynaRoKue.

The Zion tuehrcw} congregation dedicated their
new church, on the southeast corner OF Eanganon
and Jackson streeta yesterday afternoon. The
old et,1nce On DespiAaca, near Washington street,
IN which tho consrrsasion wor.h!ppsd for the last
nte 1ca!H, together with the ground nron which
fcEcin, German association, toIne time ago.
This new STRUCTURE IL forty fcct IN width, by
flxty in length. and will accommodate Abhnt Elk
hundred rtrEous- 1t is frame balld.nE
nrhtly nttex1 un. aud will he uard until snf1,cIrnt
fund.- afr raBTt TO erect Enntr Imposing and sl,-
a.ansis1 onh Thr lot cost 5lb,tDo and shc church
E,ho l3cnrJ oreeuebauu, Esl.. Ia The President
OF the association.
The c1crtiRrh Jrstcrtay afternoon were ycry In.
trrcst,nE. otto 10,,, tho wrlI-tnown musician,
presided at tho organ, md tna Tas'tH, u. relecn.
ihat, delivered the tlc1alur} prater and sermon.
Attrr te latter Wah cObcluhtti rho uhunt ecrriccs
commemorative Of the COMMENCEMENT Of the
Jrwlth new ycst Nefr Eoue through Will.
, 1869-09-06
Reported Robbery OF the san Ernu-
cisco flint.

From the SIn FfdHeiseh Alta, .AuJuIf 81
The settlement OF tho ana;r8of The re,irinc ON.
GERS OF the United States Branch Mint 1n shis civ
has proceeded satisfactorily AID snoothlT until
within few days past, when it Las been dIscoy-
s1cd that d deficiency has suddenly been mAte in
the coineI'5 department OF 513oOO AZ Is altered
on hi4h authority. this deficiency ias been made,
undoubtedly. since the LIST Of An 3us,- Up 10 that
date oil ihe transactions Of the co'ner'a depart
mcnt, lie those Of the me1ter and renaetB, have
bscn found ii the satisfactory condition which
always characterized them. Bur slIce cleaaing
up and nnA settlement began, the operatlFes
hs.c been much dsmoEa!!zsd By parties running
and changes Of suborutnatca, and the expccsaut
of3cials haze had their ehare OF responsibility in
this copfT4,on- Tb& theory OF rho otJcers ia
charge u That ,hs $500 alleged TO b. missing
has been distracted Ia lump By sosne persou Of
persons Who hare Ind acccss 10 the bullion, In the
Custody OF which they had no responsibility. The
transaction II not 3 de.2ica,iou, but Il tue gold
has disappeared II is downright theft Of bullion
BY per1ous as Jet Unknown Great Efforts Will 10
made 10 clear up the affair, and, II the ngures et
ehow the !soe't to exist, ine thief may yct be dis
covered. This matter viii occasion real regret
cveI1 rherr, ~, u It had not been for this un-
expected piece Of dishonesty on tho part o! Ito
sPonlblc pelsons, The aca1fa Of tho branch Mint
would hste been c.osed With great credit 10 Rli
concerned,
, 1869-09-06
Pihuos for Tiont,

Thesc ID no bcticr wa5 Of renting piano lhan
with the privilege 1f purchase II nrstrc.', snnk.
Ing the RmuuDth pail rs rrnt nron the Instrument
arp'y on the purchase MONEY. This satisfactory
plan Ia secured to all who wish fnc Instruncnt
uron rnsJ terms ty II. N. Higgins, nj Ills plano
ralc rooms, No. iY5 Eauih Clffk street. wirfe hc
Ia n0W receiving ffcsA supply Of his superb
planes, md Will ttruse uf them In this WAY, io-
a1uetnx MI tic rrnt rail for the bne rrar lime
tin, hr allows, from ihc Price Of thc nstrunlrns.
An The F" l1IGRIns" rlann Il lover in price from
one 10 tNp hundred 'loa'ath than oihtf Pthnoa OF
uf obtaining {lano A. rhrr opportunity,
, 1869-09-06
SUNDAY UNDER THE ,EsEs,
1ttlitar. Picnic nnd Flag FERMENTATION Yes
1erdny Afternoon.

Ono II The p'easan;cst picntcs Of the scason Was
that OF Company c, National Guards, which took
place yesterday n1te.uoou at Docnrlager'4 Grove.
Upwards Of 800 ladies' and gentlemen were In at
tendance, select, veil ordered aud genial CON.
pany. In addition 10 the general features Of tho
ricntc-such as excellent music, dancing, l1nch,
6c.-an e1tra erent took place. which
was the presentation to Company
Of beautiful American 1s9, composed Of si!E,
md Wrought With exquisite skill, the eft OF the
ladies OF The West DlTialon, and the more iur1c-
ttatc result Of the Efforts Of Mrs. Laehner aud
Ms, steiac!K who wcte Ae prime mosers in The
nGAtr. Al the proper limo Company E, Together
with Compan!ea a and Il, which we're also pres
cnt, were formed !nto linz for a.cs.
ratnde, At the CONCLUSION Of which Ucu
erni E. 8. SHomon, with wciLchoser
remarks, presented Captain Osscsnau the aae on
bchai Of the fAtt donors. Captain Osterman re-
turheu the heartfelt thauks OF the company fol
tho beautiful present, and then called npo1
Charles u. Han. ESQ. who responded moHs d
length Alter this the music and dancing xcrt
renewed and continued until twilight, when tnt
pleased and pleasant gathering dispersed
, 1869-09-06

That t1nIi nud contt., stisr Journal, thc New
York Ettnfn7 i"ri. In lengthy editorial criticism
~ this tsesttsa 1T exercise {RertcnhtY p. iso',,
RAYS: "1hc rctre AMI value OF this tupe Of
tfralineul Al tutAttsr trucess rannns, ptolahlF,
~ 'n Determined: lut Il haH ~ lxr rfprrl nf
slnRniAf tf1'rArJ IN r~acs Ut iIseasc rnEendrrr11
W rerrfafJ p1lrntlt4 ut excessive turIIIsI ANIL.
tAtlnh 1tA eairtlAa aurrtluttty 10 rrlhatT Gyat.
hk*tir Training rnrhlsts tn ihe tAr,,Iiy whitil II
provides tor RtENtAtnty s:t"asutnH and A1nttuia.
trIlhu t'N rahft aslnMht nt Chns, lac frqn,tr1 tv
ihn t"hIllnh tt faPArNr Hf Ihe patient willis 1t
has h,'n slFHtt1ral hltahlaxrs Of requiring very
IlttIO linn cpt Ii t1nf.'. -
, 1869-09-06
l4nuralon 70 tl,e Pacific,

Al ihosa ,.nslfaHs u Joining In at, excursion 10
lha ,ArIHr. th lna,n 0u Nrtnnsiay hexl, al \
aaAs.rr Itasl to y Ill.,, tM ths GhicaxoA hHIl,,
Mra.rrM kklln ~, Tin o!!lJ ilne runnaA tha Ia!!.
tnhn tA.Are cars ihn'ngh ir,m ChicaaH 10 I'fnnan-
ietJ, arr requested IN cali At the nIllca nf II. T.
ftan~et11, tlrnetAi 71rkel Agent uI ths uhchx',
a SnrthM eslefG itna No a. CLARK strrct. and .ir'
Irlalt tllcif tauneY hrfUtr D y. tn TNratay. TUG
r1icra OF ttckta for tho soun0 Tip arc ~ follows;
1of parry o! thirty t'crsnna, 9Ht' each for to!ty
1HEsaIip, $16a thrh. Should the required hutll,rf
aot be made or tho taonry viii t,e Refunded
1kn, HIN,
ID. H. NfcHKt
II. n. liCAiskKT, ". II.
, 1869-09-06

To !ntufanco agents throughout the Northwest
the advertisement O! "EEwrox," In another
column. viii be found OF especial interest The
advertiser proposes TO a1urd TO ngcu&l means
whereby they may materially increase thelt IL.
cnmt1 without In The 1t!Ghtest degree interfering
EiIA their duties u lnauEnnce AsepLA