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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

THos A. vrsu IT, President JoHs T Hut Ca,hsr
TaE Ninth N.ToS4L BaSE, NV ORA, Dec 10 1919
TNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
othi. BANK vi be bsd at he Butng Rooms. No 6J Broad
SoS % H sk .S9 JUN f HILL t'
srATr or s[alsoi. KISegTlys o ,a,
DY virtue of and in accordance with the pro-
ID Act Of the Lesssrs ftHe stat. Of Illinois entitled
STATE debt approved FebTs,rJ a. 1850
John GosgC, S Stat. Of no, DO s
sry 1870 the RthanE National Banh the Cy Of Me-"
no, hsIsna,sI % law do Su,tb pofV II. -Som Il
ma eon, bst M s,. upon and All Of said bond, viii cease
the time Of specified ia IN. notice TO Wit from the said
Cent Refunded SocE PAYABLE shr tbs numbered
sT:y g H. lsls@al e. e. 2 2 3 e g e e % 81 nS
81 81 So g. g. &C. g. &c. 100 lo1 los M Iis l4 l's i7 lS9
,sDnI Whereof hereto hand ard eu,. to be ..i
State Done al the CITY Of sPr9sSsd tins ga day
By the GoJsrBor: EDwARD RrSEEL, Secretary ofsta,,
JACKSON, LANSING and SAGINAW RAIL
LIvRRaoRE esq Treasurer Michigan Railroad
@ M n. s Of thousand Doi or any part thereof Of
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS De purchased u5dsl the contract
the JlT Of December, aud paid for By him on delivery
Jackson, Dec ]. 1862 President l. S R R Go.
CTATE OF SOUTH CAR0LINA-Richlan
- County TIlE STATE r,aSTt IHE to-
COLUMBAOlsr for Pubhe,nOn Of Notice Settle Aeeou9t, On
M B.~D the Reey,r Of The B,6i do forthwith rive
his appointment Receiver Of ,a Bt and that be require
zane he settled within from The date Of Iad notice Said
notice 10 The Chnion
RpUboan and one newspaper in Baltimore S-YorE
L. BO0ZRR Judge Ffth Circuit
At Chsmb.rs Columbia s. c. November It. 1863
OF S0up RiAdhd C0ani-i D. b Miller. Csf Of
Pleas for said county de- certify that the
preceding contains Of The oder for publication
The the Attorns General The Pres
Exchange Bank OF Columbia G."
testimony whereof band aud snIed seal Of
Once At Columbia this 10th day Of November A. D. 1869
La d. B. MILLER, G. C. p.
Pursuant the Hon l. Beofer Judge the Fh
Creut appointing undersigned Receiver Of the BIehnge
Bank Of Columbia hereby given to al having claims
sg. the said he prd and proven within
sItJ days Of o. the sd order At BIC shes 10 Columbia
{. II. BALDWIN, Receiver.
Columbia s. C., Nov. %. 1867
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

THz NINTH N,rIo> BaNE EEw.YoRK. Dee l1 ls,9
VNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS has THIS DAY
declared DIVIDEND or FIVE 81 PER CENT free hom 81
taxes. PAYABLE January 3. 1870 -. -, ,,
,,ay,,,o JOHN T. HILL. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS


spreg EIira Family . 500 80 IS fena.,sI de-" -
dali > Is DslasHIe Do 81 p; Eys SlSs, o. .Ss
Sc PssroeaG qe Cud, 2ilc Refined Provision. dull and
. % S ~, p'a s ' os .Ia Unclaimed
BALuSOEE Dec 2Coi'on seayy Mallag zoe t."9i que.
FaBi, 2sas7 Gay Mills Sggsr5Es ssG - o. 90 E.st1
50 90 Rrtu = 25a 50; Family sc 250S7 Wheat vsr bra
si0fs . P ,s',l y .4s ne ou ssas Rye Mess
psri qgst a, sig 49, Bacon ge EO o s ice WELL @
ST LON, Dec zl-Tohaooo heavy Cotton Eo@naL Fo CURT
80 M Double Err "eea, hI,l ~. Sgs >, C cg sesg
s " s So S5 As .. sI% esS, i is r C66 Mnu-.o
%h.s au Al @ 1'A ls,s for Clear R5 5e for Clear SIDES
g. at Sbouers Use Clear Rib l8alSic. Clear Sdes, l8i
iss lard beavy steam l7de Kettle l'le Cattle dull Live
wheat sO bush Corr 800 6ash Oats 700 bush Barley
0swEeo Dec 2-Foa steady and unes.agsa 'ss' o SSs :.
g r No. spGg 81 wS. G od A%Ce White co.s Corr
sssdy a. 81 % BlIsy pSmisAy pnsSas5a s STp
Addsgs s9ds Railroad 10 boston S'OO
CSsyGiSs6 Dee zlwss, uouinsly arohsuged Corn
unchanged osu quiet No STATE Sc Rye dull ana n'
MrsraS dql and no@iual, sale. a. zJS4.e e
We ass fOrE $9l 20 Land iSl aas Buh SHOULDERS
LcUsVLIE Dee "a bales niddlus At a1te
TsSssS s % n ?S Foa s s1 and Unchanged Corr a
shssge Wheat UNCHANGED Bye anehsgsi 1--we hoEs steady
cssr RID sde "a Clear sdss ls BaA asassssoulden Re
Clear RIB sides lbei Clear s'ss ioie hA' N1e LAW '"ae
BrSy,o Y Dec dray lots for city trade selling only
wbs Inactive com tner. 1900 busb Old No Hern
An railroad elevator Ohio Al sc 10 STORE Data doll snd
No Rye negeed Barley Gull sales 1000
6ash State deiVsred Peas nominal zoe High
wioes dali o. POrk sSsesI asking 80 Tor beAI hs''
Lard doll, lJd2Oc a..
,o,,bA a, srep decline quiet but ARA AZ ~ o9F o. win
hue ossrsg DALI Western Misd hm Al 10 bet NJ
asg n Bs,ys tsOTawed stale S0$i % SITOud state 81 Sd
~ ii. C1psds West Al 20a 2 Oas quiet and bed Al safe
T.L EDo Dee l2-Foar duh Wheat doll, With dgwnSHrd
MiehgD, 81 on Amber 81 o. hdhed
A1GI Corr dgepiur No as sc No Al Ssc Oats doll
a. ss Dres,ri Hogs fll6tn keoeipts-J500 bush Wheat
Ih0 best Corn u dressed Hogs ShpnsDts-lSOSbbl
FIour 4 200 husl Corn. 41tsD n Dressed Hogs
DETE1rT s1 n unehabgd Barley Advancing sales 81
81 ~ Der esrtsL Dressed Hogs heaFy: saes al Sllds2
Flour aad Corn unchanged. Wheat 8te
far No Il Ele Er Oats fm ssles Al %e for No Rye
81 Barley declining; sales a. w. Dressed Hogs hta sal
IT sIasIl So Rsesps-lOo bhs Flour 1900 bush Wheat
Shipmsuts-i 100 bbs Flour. 900 bnsh Wheat
-flour unchanged Wheat unchanged With
htsd unchanged oAs du aud unchanged hTs
add assbangsd Barsy and dali
HdBgs 25ie Tohseo quiet and unchanged WHISKY quiet at 81
80 he se rat Provisions unsettled all articles nomi
Eay swsr Por S2y Green Meat lodse Bacon e
~ bbsas t iOg basG Lard ISS IoT Ass S5saE 0Sss ~
, 1869-04-30
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TEE Grunty County uoTa, ,ftl1s s,-. ucs,<o,,
rsk: g e tbs ee5aty ha. aounshias aud fruitful
o1e1g o4ns. y c'sht hundred apple ifses This,
awss viii tne Gea EEL 17p, u ;4,s. ~
1a11sa ~ u rs northern part OF thls statc'
ou aGa csssg 81 sse tc Tkeat d the ver
H. yeas much aLoTe aey psevious Jsar. efeAse''
Ihe sasrsr !no, Courier says: sTne unlee,sa,
ter st this ttr.e Of the year. '''-
!. Tas 5ses.on lNten.} t4tis<n Q, the 9Th ssh.
yeas It q vel FOOTED. Is stooiel out ID he r1is
are completely corete.l With the nlarts AMI IA sr1
SsS ;1s,s a7SSaesa ~ 70 indicate as la1gs He'd a.
Hakng gpod nho*. The fsu;t p7ospects neSeo
were better: The Few Hoou Eas weii r,,eIns;
r., H. M,sT 1a - TIE fruit buds escaped injury 1rl1a
rnser nse Calumet shSaa i; iA] ztor reports that the
n. IT, aas Rsas sS 5Spsa7 Il 1as not hard Of
II te!eyes sha. mach 1e.s o.eadth Of GROUND VIII
'e 5s 5o"n to ep.ng n; Tasst shsn sass
.se coE2:y taas t:u ~he: las 20; iooSsI ees,e1 81
e fen ,Ean aoes sny 'n,; .eoa s, sne
soxn Is NOT iaEge but What there . rrn1ses ~,
= C1sEa1y large J,eid: Owing to the heavy rstns
e5say de'@1ed tn getting IN thel1 sprns ny xhsai ta
! letter tEotn Lesanon, III, the 18th. aavz: ~,
TsrsEtct fcr Lop Of wheat IEc7e nro., "a -
lc al ahardaat yield Cf frQt Of alf sarscttas ,cs
fsIEsIs @ ~ a5e p1era1tng N annsua aze orea;si or
ns Tns yanesst1,s Hna W..' ea7t Of the as,a says:
so1g ~ .as 1c ;fe is5s f9sfs IN s sss als se
Of them will rrlsa sowing sazlI grim ths
Y The weather continues favorable. Vi, c" ns@
can himself much Of wheat iafmeT. Tar f5 ~, no.
6en, - &c etisses!, that he has not ma.!e INV
, 1869-04-30
cyl:Aep THEOLOGICAL sfs1IAAaY.
rvcrcpth ANIMAL commencement
Exercises.

Tho ,ss. ,I,v Ct the eleventh anniversary CT the
cn,c,su theological SeEi!a2Ty IVES he'll ycsterslay,
shrD t.e exerci=ea took place al hall past ocloek
n e. IN the lust Congregational Cnl1c,:, coE1el
Of es. washington and Green streets. The az.
di.ortam vas well 1lled, and the proceedings
throughout were highly Interesting.
Rev. Dr.. Post, Of St Louis, opean! Iac exe:rises
with prayer, after which a choruS ''Iwas glal
WHEN they said unto NE. - WIS sing Dy the CHOIR.
Eight OF the g1adsatin. class were chosen to
Iel.yer addresses The first address, on "Tne
Conditions Of lha1rh Membership Vas BY III.
Dexter .. Eli a. C.,} Of Aaailu*oe, VII He
satd that these Co1Gtrocs ShG1Il be critically Goa
s:derca; the2e .as sstE u ne ,ss. aisats, lsa.,
nnes There sno1!d T. c.e.ise!. eyt-
denee ot nc eo.s;so2 = e s'd1S 2gd 3Ss1 1a1t r.
Ininstiou TO unite ha1Eaoc:ou:ls with Christian
doctrine. The e1ort WIS ca able one. and Was IT.
cetred With marked appreciation y I4e au4lsnee.
III. Samuel F. Dickinson. tN+ u q Ies;a, Aas@
next spoke oa 4'Ttt latCeaee c; Lh1Is:tan1oc7Etas
on ChftsstauC Cha:7cter h!ea subject he ha1dled
gracefully snd with sho-oucnress
Se1t HSs quastet1e, " tElhte o. 1cace, ~
vi NJ. ste9he5 @ II. Eeso "a. c., Of E1ls. followed
oa Tne pa7es Of Conr:euoa II the s'reaea2t.'
tyians. ''br N1lhsm T. Butcher. fsg, q Chicago.
TEe cnotl then sang Il eaoE-a. "Slsa..s sha1e
20 Ln-;cr," tsum K2.ssc,s H.-ich was rsnaesed
yegT Ehe!y. -...-... -.-. "a.
aIhe Erecs Of poetrt.s! S.l,ls on the Preach.
er,"ry Charles 4 Tawb, Esq o. c., of Ardover,
Nasa, was well delivered
IN "Tae Possible Mission Work cf the SeIt Thtu5
Ye:rs;H III. Charles c. Crasin 70, E.A OF Chicago
On q The Bttle the Best Treasury Of Illustration.
Of tn Own Truth, and nj. Jerome D Davis Is. C.(
Of dundee, o. q TIC 1r11c Ain ot Chrtsti3u
Church"
Af,cr the singing Of "The Pilgrim Father1 ~ b5
cuasteste, the degrees were Conferred npou tae
grHduattng elaxs o1 t5S9.
TIE class, numbering t|ene1, Il composed qj
the following named gcnt1eMcn: Jo1a l. AtStn.
, 1869-04-30

A St Louis paper suggests that there bo
held in that city, about the middle of June
next, convention Of the commercial men
Of tic Mississippi Valley; md TINT repre-
sentativcs OF the European press be brought
orer, at the expense Of the parties inter
ested, 10 write up" the feasibility Of open-
ing direct trade between Europe and
the United States, rtt st. Lonis. This
magnificent conception calls forth froa q
Davenport journal, tho following:
st Louis Is waking M at last Wonder II
some Chicago men havnt enlgratcd to that CITY,"
That wonder is perfectly reasonable; hut
viii st. Louis regard it as complimentary
especially as it comes from q place which it
clnims as among its 's natural tributaries 2
, 1869-04-30

Senator Sprague is no sooner c1tricatel
from one trouble than he is plunged into
another. Under date of Providence, April
&c, F1ancis ". Goddard, "lato Captain Car
bineess, First Rhode Island Regiment" nd
dresses him ns follows:
"Ayatling yourself OF your position In the Enltcd
States Senate, amt abusing It's p1!yilegcs In base
and co1srdly spirit, you have. In your speech oE
the 6th Inst, charged nc with having deserted my
posi- in The hour ot danger, Whilc member Of the
First I2hodc 1slani Regiment General burnside
having, over his o1In signature, denied tho Truth
or your assertions, 1t remains Tor me 10 pronounce
you bclorr the world, and with full apprehension
Of the words use- liar, caluma!ator and rol
ttnQu."
As this gentle denunciation made its first
appearance in the newspapers, it is pretty
certain that nothing Of q Banguinary nature
will result thcrcfrom. Men who want K
fight seldom 60 at it irthnt way, The Sen
atcr, however, il he keeps on his presen
tack, and has good luck, may eventual,
stir up somebody whose pugnacity Is not O.
the Abbott and Stotllart1 type.
, 1869-04-30

Fifty fcnFa OF Pcfsccuston-Lffe OF
One OF the EiEEintn 1tnudolpils-
1ts Full. General Jack.oa,s z,a Nose
Why inc .Hose WIS Eulicu-M.s'
1Ainhcriokc En<on-AouE0ntoA knc
Cause of EhC PullinK-DeAth OF a
VRen,nYknbye MIMI
~ :, H rH.sS ~ ~. t.s s,
&c G%,se, n e tHe t,sc gv1 'gn ~ o.,, .,,,
sK: w nanoleu anu Ait5-sN fca!s Mso xlls
AtoALn 4, uausn'Gs " ~ ulnAs q
mst1ea a; e. e 11na tEne; ~ Sans.oMa, ~ fae
nen u Ens,nna, ~ Mascn. M 1oHa 5raas atter t1 TT
a ~ Iesae nng 1Se9a iefr anno
Ena ~ M aesHSs & aaa tne5s te't ~ 4snoaR
EhoM Eas Spnn Hanao!pl o. noshoke. hooeFs
tS en1S! ~ 14nI eH h y. ~ ls s.ents
washington: On ~ ne morning l q ne sth 1T: At
~ ~ M aer " h - nu1 - t ~ 49,
ga Hickory being then President Of the United
states.
~. II soa seaEeh your own cisy Eou may ne ahe 70
nnd nnd se ~ .s @
,hs Litter i5om ssay aan3oa @ } 70 TIE soaO You
son @ naIaed noue1aa, ta!nS, eloped ~ from ! Sew
YORK With the property and niece Of hs wife,
Elou LIZ bad then recently married.: and taat the
s oi Va Gis 70 'oe oene JaeSsan and
prior 10 that The wife Of one TIM
tetlake, who dteJ : P9rser u tne tn:;sd
States NaTT. On the death OF TlmbeFaEe,
Randolph, who WIS then LeatepaE: III the nays,
was opro!nted to act temporarily a. Pusscs N hls
place. ne found bis accounts IN mixed co1sl-
4t%>tAA7s
fore he haul chance 70 sctt1e h.A accounts Mrs
T becstne 3 the the vile Of General Eaton, secre-
taty Of wa. Who mas also su1cty 1or hcf !olucr
husband IT became Apparently q interest to
10th that the deficiency shons be Shifted 10 OTHER
anoa!aets tnan thoss o. tae t aeaa fnssSf: N r.
tempt vas mate 70 calf1 CUT snch seatNe, WIN
Randolph as the victim
Kandolna asked !or eonft 81 inquiry. which,
uelnG eisla1Gu. ne Ras S;easeu o. az susihylon "
us Hpof!. bnt. naFeftaeless. President JACKSON
ciue1cu h1s DISMISSAL " irom NE navy. Not long
aiter tnss, Nme W Aiek2!s Was pa;a.es Gown
lne Fosonac on ssea!ncr y ilont " AteAaaIIsA,
and oulln8 pause q lue boat u tnat plact, Ran.
a9!in eaIEc on poafu ana 1GiEle!ate!y ii anu mast
e1ectEa:lt Wnns tcc aose " " EAeet!s!c!. ~
one EEas1He tae anger ol tae gu aero OF New VI
leans-
40 "nnueE taa! haudolpn Ean 10 do'i9e from
E1acG ~ nlaee ioT IMP 1eafs - aso,n nsssat n...
llnAu! u y tEpo!teu tnat ~ olHeel noM utinR,
vas au.Nortzeu 70 inform Kao!olph thnt II hs
Mona apososs1c tof Ills t,:sut 10 ;us tss%.lsnt; 9e
Eon!a III. ~ !e=n1ssea. = rs .tahuoiEa neehuen "
GO unlu tHe iteslacnt Hal n!st alolo8s1cL !I =
raSuy necessary 70 saF sha- no A2oI-
, 1869-04-30

the vt.oe1s stand; this witucs wa the supeFn-
tendant OF . lunaslc asJ1nm, being e1ainineA as
AZ eIrcEt; the questions were these: Caa
eclous oi his insanity. can he control =: Gan ae
be consctous Of hts insanity and Unable 70 eoahsol
III Being unable 70 control Il, + he rot ant Ne
nnhrr snch r.1cvSusysneesy" HThla tstier, 'ssal!i
he splfit, "was ny case cxactlT when In WS:
Witncss satd he proposed these questions 70 III me
10 ne witncaa nnswercd Rdlsmausely, aad gave
a new direction 10 the Case: the appearance o.
the spirit WIS shaow t!ansea1snt LIZ, GGua sh.s II
exrr ssw VI mai Of Judge Tnimatgr, who Naz
iesnlnR aosi1st . window easement, rhlch ~
pIainly 10 Be- seen through his body: hare sSso
spirtss c.oshet apparently N tnen sa,,,tTen}s y
tie spi1;s word. but never saw one "1taoo'
clothing,
, 1869-04-30
TIE ARMY,
The Retirement Of General Sick1cs-
Asstgun1 cnts to DutT.
uFtnontrrrrl op rf.r

Tho Retirement Of General Sicklcs-
Assignments to DutT.
HEADQUARTERS or TIE ARMr,
AnLrTAsT GEsxRlLs 0FrIcR.f
W4Hsa1sGnos, Apshl4 a. }
?. Breyet Mator General Daniel E siekles, Colo
mel Fatty-second United States Infantry NeteTan
Reserve cozpsA having, Of his own request been
Ing been found By the board TO tie physically In
competent to discharge the duties Of bis ottce On
account Of wounds received In the battle Of Get
tyse1g and ne s nnding hayn M I besn approved Sy
list Of retired officers of that class u which the
disability results from loug aud faithful service
some int9y INCIDENT thereto II % aeeoslaase 9Th
lind WA the fud rank Of Na}er GenefsL
E b. TowSsEsD, Asst Adj. Gen ''''-'-''
HEAnorAETEs OF TIE ARMY,
AnJtTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
W4sH1saroS. Arrl = lsdo.
First. The following ASSIGNMENT 70 duty Of The
officers OF the Adjutaut Generala Department. Is
hereby inside, AMI the ct1ccrs whose posts atc
changed will be relieved from tae!1 present dulles
headquarters to which they arc assigned and re-
eral R c. Dnnm ia. the headquarters Of
tenant Colonel and Bsevet Major Cen
# ,ss -, Snnsy y, M R|ss1Sa ;Iars! q @ ,ss ssa!a
George L HArtsun to tie Headquarters Of the Mill
tary D!ytslon Of Missouri; Lieutenant colonel AMI
Bteyet Brs4attier General JOHN c. heltou to the
headquarters Of the army: Lieutenant Colonel md
D1cyei EHgadler General Robert WEl!an1s 10 tho
headquarters Of the army MaIcr and Erevet MAJOR
General William D. Whipple 10 the headquarters
Of the Military Division Of tho f,ac,tc; MAJOR and
Rreyet Bt!gadter General chauncey MsHeeyet to
the headquarters OF the Department Of the East
a1ajor and Brtset Btcadlti General George
d Hpgg1ea 70 lhe Headquarters OF
the Department ol the Platte: Major ana
HteTes BrtgadIer General Thomas u. Vincent TO
the headquarters Of the army; Major ana Hreye
Brtgad.er General Oliver D. Greene TO tho hend
quarters OF the Department OF L}aknta; Major and
Breyet BFgadier General Samuel BTcck to ths
headquarters Of the army Major and Brevet Col
| onel John r. Shctur:ne 70 headquarters Of tae
Department Of Clifornta; Major aud DreEe.
Colonel Samuel F. fhslbu to the headquarters ol
| tho Department OF Missouri Major Aaa brerc'
| Bngadler General Louis IL Pelouze Z
the headquarters Of the Department
| ct the lakca; Major ana RrcEc
| Colonel Henry c. Wood to the hc2aqualtera Of tn
| Fifth Military District; Major and EEevet Colone
| Joseph L. Taylor to the neadquafters OF the De
| partment Of the South Major and nreEet Lieu
| tenanr Colonel J. =, Martin to tho headquarters
| the Department Of the Cumberland
| The commanding od1cer Of each army depart
| ment or district, not Included In tho toteRo,n
| order, will appoint an Acting Assistant Adtutan
| Gepefal from his own command or frDM the ts
Ok omcess awaiting ocaezs. " command Of
| GENERAL SHERMAN.
M fi&AZr
, 1869-04-30

sou, Edwin n. Reaeh. Eben II. Be..7, D.a,r: v.
Kav Brecktnr1dge, William A. Butcher, VIM
j. Clatk, Charles c. ClaR1n. jerome b. Davis 81
ney =. pemo1est. Samuel =. Dickinson. F1ancis j
Douglass, Jacob F. Guston- vttellcs M E1rI1
Charles H!bharl, Dexter D. IIi11. Elxar1i i. NJ.
tcft Ianson F. SotercR3, Char!es 4. Tunf., l;eas.
3. Waterman and Stephen Il. Wes,l,.
4 hJmn WAS 4ung and the exercises e,o.e.f q,.h
prayer and benefictlon.
In the evening pleasant at1str in conaeccon
with The anniversary occurred D. the re-t;-n.. q.
cepton was gtyen to large nGmt,sr Of pup!., n
friends Of the reunion.
, 1869-04-30
and two men rho we're upou /. werc drowned, aud

and two men Who were Upon 1t were druHned,a and
two or thrco otnera injured.
At 11neAviile, on the s4th, Dr. Glst, . dentist
hAd h6 skull fractured BY The eIpsosion Of 4 vNl.
eAn!zer. FcaEs are cnieralped Tor hu lie.
Navigation opened in the harbor Of Bayfield,
April Is II had been closed alnee December ~.
The fisheries there have been quite successful and
neaEJ two thousand PACKAGES ot nsh will be ready
to ship on the nrat boat, beside million OF shin
Rtes maple huear, futs, DC, and several hundred
tons OF trown sandstone, from the bayfield, guas-
t4eA
MICHIGAN
In January, 1861, two convtcts, named Case and
Began, escaped from the State Prison. Charles
v1eelahd was the guar,t who hsd charge OF The
east wing Of the prison, on the night Of the c.
cape On the morning aner their escape he VIA
fou1t In tie hail Of the east wing tied, bucket
and gagged, and hid on suit Of conyIct's clothes
The day niicr the escape Of the conyicts, be a,-
seconded 10 Canada, and to . Canadian detective
he confessed that he Ind been nz1bcd Dy Case and
Deegan 70 let ,ham out The prison authorities
have been on the lookout for him ever since, and
last week he was arrested ct Hannibal, No.
The body Of Herman Co!dsteia has been found
In the river At Manchester. He disappeared about
four weeks ago, and 1t was supposed that be CON-
niited suicide. The remains exhibited Indications
that be had been murdered
1oe 'ose" seHs@S ot*s4ts VI wy @&o s@!a:
,nt are hs'r rS " uSes M tse r.
rwaIlpe an navjgsl4c. The looonoln tett d io<s.
hscn see aaslnaw ES9fIc rs wsfs had MSs ~ II
sliding I'D bsiupIns sad jsaaips Iaeif My down
s'as.a4
~. a. 1s,, ~ " - .,naa u.n ~ nao ~. '.n.
~. AtnAt auA "eut ~ e4eep W .us tuHosu
tiNA. ~ nau teuo'su Inn % u ums !" ass "a.
w u'e. ~ Nlaen ue teestsu ,lsotoass, ines
{1ra nF7ft kHSt nnA re fhntr1
10 49, -. =. as4,' w. a.a oAs s"s
'N4e> - s'-N '4~ ..@s,7
xonn, ,,,v.uno had h., ro,c rc,osc, ,t ,ct
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reading N Eodor,. Tns rt,,cd m FRIDAY ,r ,x,in,
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, 1869-04-30

While Spragae and Abbott went about
Washington bsaying like-lions. with 1oug
ears, seeking to Keep out Of each others
way, newspaper reporter found the drst-
named, who spoke OF his antagonist as fol-
lows:
"you sec Abbott Is Yankee, and he Il aharp
enough TO know that It would not do for him to 10
hack to North Carolina after harin9 been eailei q
.},uFIy dog here In the Senate without some 9nqw
a Whist they CAL chiralg In the South. Why, lhc
him" "''~~N '"'' 'As'~ "'N'' 4'$ 'l'e1-' :"
After whiting until this avownl TINT ho
cfetred to Abbot in speaking Of Seuator
as q "puppy-dog," was published in ali the
papers, he wrote to that bold, brave man tho
following epistle:
"WAsmEa1ox, D. C., April &c, 1862.
"I7oIt- .1os c. dalot, Cnital S.aeea se,sate:
"DkAn SIR: have NO hesitation II at ones r.
ElytnE TO your note q this noEning just received,
that The paragraph Of 1af speech referred to wns
written AMI II manuscript somc time before de-
Nvered n The senate and before you participated
In the debate, aud therefore, WAS not Intended 10
apply to you. Your o.a4eni r. WssESsnl; IT, .ankr
Whereupon tho carpot-baggcr who had
read the -spinners assertion that he
did call him puppy-dog" in his speech
in the Senate, expressed himself Satisfied
with the explanation, and rntraetcd shis
OWL Infusion to the Rhode Island patrician,
! ns s' s'skulkcr," as follows:
"WAsuSo1os, D. C., April a.
"Hoa. I'm sp7ugt1e:
"S1a: hayo pleasure In acknowledging your let
| ter Of this date, wpIeh ehowB that had mIscon,
| ce!ved your 18nRuage- Ny own a]l1si0n 10 you
nftefward La the tenAfe was founded on this mis-
| conception nnd ask you 10 consider II Is unsAl
| "1am, Ar, yesy respectfully,
| jos G. ABBOTT"
The only parallel to this correspondence
c1tant is related by one Vim. Shakespeare
thus:
Do you bite your thumb at nc, sir?
| do bite Eny thumb. sir.
DO Ypu bite your thumb at NE, stt7
l do not bite my thumb At Jou, Sit, but I bite nj
thumb, slr.
, 1869-04-30
,uacrEau,unds on Spirits.

In the case Of Mun,c1, the spirit photographer,
.yu,,cc E.,mrnds vas examined ior the defence.
snt eayc TIC following re1zs3ole testinon1:
Il have seeu spirits; nany ert1saausss eaanot.
fcmcutcr the other dag WIS ID co<ft u
Drcoki.n wnerr the question II Nsae sA snc
~west nj m accidental Insurance policy. On
,ooS,nr torard the tu1y-oo1, saw standing b.
n,ud tne tusy the sp1,, Of The uaa who had been
tnsnnet: that sp,rit rola ue the CIR
cumstsnces connected with The desta: .:
tod ne be ha1 eouM:sseo -. s1sas EnieS
t.. de,th oecnrTed and On showing II 70 the eoon-
~ VA fold thai Il Was euet; bad neEcf aeea
~ plxce nor tne mtn, ard no one N t1s oo9f. r
rooIn eax ne Spir.i except uyseu; y d!ctxoea 70
t,e slso CERTAIN questions to be p1= ~ tat eouo-
sa Ii ne ease 70 gentleman Who Nas toea %
, 1869-04-30
Gbe Tribune.
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