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LETTERS or rENEGR1SE rIcELE. By GEoear
!. r1naS. " This, That. ann the o:ner Cos-
The readers OF THE sr&DAs TatpsFE. who have
enjoy Cd the letter. which hare appeared In that
edition during the last thrtt Jeats, will be E7ntf-
ned to feAfn that hi. Upton haa yielded to urgent
requests fronl many parts Of the country. and has
pni them In the more durso!e form Of a hook In
doug thts, he has, OF course. e1ulnated AL khat
wnS meseiy local aud ephemerai. and preserved
only that portion which WAS general. and ~ A2
r',eahse as ali tines Is wnea written 1t Il rpt
necessary soT Us 70 describe the. character
OF these letters Tney are flrely and
Rr,ph,e sketches Of American soc!A life.
ana sparkling comments upoa the IuAnnesa and
sos!:es Q. the day. Thes ase not necessarily con-
nected, because there is no prctence OF plot to
be developed: but, nevest nelete, The reader viii
hardly hare hi tnierest In the Nobha or in Aurclis.
Celeste, MiguoD, Blanche, Bocsey. Flrx-Hessrrt,
the Moiden Aunt, OF the Wonderful Raby sstet 1n-
II te has rad tue volume entirely through. There
ase several papers hxvtns ~ !natpcrdrrt interest
-tpose relating 10 the Dostoa Centennial joe{'eA
particularly. In the collection Of sa,ied topics anu
rnacr the po4splug style Il which 1ns iesters arr
rrit,cu, there will be found many I thnaSht Ind
rapy = senstneut which viii ~aken the senaereat
r4,,ottcus. and Nhscn viii Ftn \ lodEu1cn1 In Hne
hcarts Of most stadtrs, .-.....-..... .--
II is these bner tonches upon The sens1ollsnes Of
our p4iu1e that canse the popnA1atF ca 1ae ses-
ten in this volume the reader hAs presented to
MIN ali these genial and chAztsT+hreaintnR sentsA
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| nrxx. And the snanne hi. TIE sdssatsge Of PEI.
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a new suhxcs treated m m original manner. The
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| whoee tine wnnanhood ii pptded upou 80 man,
| Of IL paGes.
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| Book Concern, and the binding bJ Cu1 Donahar
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MENTAL PHILOSOPHY: Embracing The Tnse'
| Denestne1x Of The Intellect, sSn.anA!Aes. ~
WIji HT THOMAS c. UrHANs u u EIotes4a
cf Wraisi md moral Pnilo.ophy "a no1aol
Collegc: Nctuoer Of the Academy q Aetsann1s t1
81 aud Esnieaa Sciences: A1taof ot ss@aTt 2 =
1 mo Mnfal Lessers," ;" Eha idts11of kae
ne Untou. " etc. In two volumes Sex fosk
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, 1869-10-16
ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE.
Two NIen Killed una Sereu
Fuuudeds

fFpW AhE 4ffr f0Tt 1T1bNHE, Lek. u.
aec,deni occurred Il ne FeoPies Gas WoFES 4
new building eressed st South Tenth Aud First
stzetts. Wt'liamshurgh. Since last April the CON.
woass aud on F7stss, sne raising of tSe 1on d rooS
Was commenced By the Novelty Iron WORKS Conn.,
ra5' 1nsouEa e., tns,5 ,n,sn% 1o.smsa ~ Wool
peae. ssas. sssa sses nd II ne ,ne
nine Of them bad been pas IN poat.on. The toof
Iat1efS which had been put up were held In the
secident occurred there were thirty men enKaeed
ard Two Of hta men were engaged ii copversa-
lion on the Eronnd door, heavy eastern wind
5sT essI e.t ih q r. tx 1n
Ing to the Iron bars and shafts and Eafrefs, reu
With terrific craan. The Eon.woEk wns wrencacd
nd txls,ei ID ~ ~ 70 - 70 to1m csgss ioE The
man Inarv vel1oosy escaped, bnt was lmbutdetj III
Vii Wits The the roof 1ero cut t and nsdij rounded, bat M
II Ia believed not fatally. Four Of The wo1nded.
however, are IN critical condition. TIE re ~ Of
end Ia eIctfement It the scene q the disaster
HAs painful when the children and ~tves Of the
gipR Int ihe desd ms commsnced Thty Tefe
cIneteI By thc irons aud Cuk ~ spllutered wood,
and showed nlan5 Ehastty woanh- 30 twissed
With no little difficulty The men were ext.lcatel.
The Gas Company officials we're on hanh do!og
al they could te relieve tie distress Of she
wcurucd and rtla.lyea The ra1ues ol the Killed
are Wm. Nolan Of No. ClJutt street. xteamsterv
1ud ThoEas l0ttoe, Of Columbia street. New Ycrk,
ed Neie Fa1tip Van loaten. No. IL Saf1p1k street.
New yolk, badly bruned; !; Patrick norey. allsnuy:
Charles q CoErof, Mott s1Eees, New foEk. boi5
s4u:res, slightly injured; Ja11e4 Hn9nes, Na- 352
Msd,-oo street Ne1 fo1f, hll9ntly; Peter r. An
heah injured; 1ohn Honahan, No. az East Tenth
sHeef, New York, head Injured. Dr. Raker 1ud
other ph. siciaos arrived eafI5 u the Hork4, and
Hy the advice Of the former al the wounded men,
except Honahan, were sent home As bis case
VIA extremely critical he waa sept 10 tho City
HOSPITAL TIE bodes OF the dead were kept It the
building until The sr1tval Of Coroner vvh,Leh1lI-
, 1869-10-16

ttec'et! to kuprorE 70 naan wEose pstncipita 1ex1
toward tepudlaupn. Thps beiteve that noaessf
IL the bert rol:cY. and that there u no half-wAF
dett Arh Reputation. tChsersl TntJ bclisvs
With Graz thst me sounii financial policy is fco3-
cm., re1rencnn ent, The tastnfal payment Of sae
rntPc ieht.
rEp wete sgstnst the country during tho war,
theY ha.c aRRtn declared ttot Until every quas-
fipli aJ:+lpE cot OF tbs Ttfellon relatluE to LIS
M MT rS the puhc debt, % The Integrity or tae
1ai,op nrd Tue ftant4 Of Mst. has been wisely
fct1led that 10 mnn fnontd le ,rn-.n with polta-
el power who ia The great conflict Tor The natfo2t
U3a 4as urfs.sht01 to the cAnsa Of nnaon Aad TO-
efty. fChetr]
finn and beg % assure tden o. all fAfslea n II
rotf.bY mas otesTrtE. t1ftu1 the cauTaesr calc--
lettd to produce ID me anJ urflpd fseHuE toward
Ms attsefsa1ses; ana trns'. II the omcaat oRnfss
shall csY1espond with ~lt,:t t1c cotnm!tles
Rave fE.nasbe.a rs fh,s cTeatngs thaF l snsu be
Ahlo ~ ysxcharEe ttas duttra nf my kec0od tei.n
without partisan bias tos3sd mi eH!1sa,, .
"AEatE th1nkrE seu, bid 1uu aSod >n12nt-
IrN ensa snfer1DE
ii The cencloaiGn Of the tpeect 3 soscsaEht pro
csflioD wA5fufHed, headed p5 br1sx bond, vbcn
psrsded the principal streesst prpctamtuE the gaa
ttfiugs to aII the city, AID then HEsmurf 10 the
committee roons, Ehe1e handsome Assle apeeG1
wxs made BY Hon. X D. Harrison.
DesratcheA were received from JOHN CoVote- OF
Penrs]iTan1s. Non. John A. Rs1ght9t, and Others
copRIntnlatinR she Stale EEec1ttse Cnmmttfet
upon !helr great Tusk, md tte Republicans ae 0aso
upon theft y1ctof3.
, 1869-10-16

watt t,a-r >,,,,..- ....,- -
m tor1 =. .exrl -, ~ 80. - ~ oss
mai ~ 1..., =. ,.,- A., .,... -. ~. ., ou
e,ll a,tsrf,on IN ~. 5.ct nf,h~ ~ sau ~
lion of thr o,1a7n.t worr rhIch ~ ~, sns,ss.
ed to rr-examInaf,on and rrrts,o1 with ~. ~.
tlop Of the author.a latc., iuou,,1cs AM, .n,sra.
ttoua
THE rAsrEp.s co,1.to&.n, ,,r n,o,- -
Iorl: ipllsoed Al ne urics ~ ~ =. H.n
Maeatint. Chicago: Western Ners connan,.
tstS.
4 very compact AND comprehensive scr,e. of
cstnys upon banking. The nrst pAts consz,ns sne
treatise on tauksug oJ 4. u johnson, OF Utics. II,
T., which originally Attsacieu great attention IN
tne columns Of she Bante1a Nagdz1ne, aud "Ten
Minutes Advice upon Keeping :. nAnte..e BY ).
". Gtbazt, Esq., the General Manager Of the Lqn.
don and Westminster Bank. The second part Il
devoted To bits pr exchange, pot1tes Of nrotest
t1pabc1at and comncycisi m,ytmu .h,n.
ter on younu ,nen tre ru-to.1ts,
Of unmbea teet,,ons IN ,.nt,no ~ ~
t,ts and rnls8otnr, nt nsnr ps~s.". 49, w.
aud suYResuons ID voanv c..h,sr, - "n.,.
cjoEe. NH nam m, srn.r.,trs ,..s,.".s.e
dtc1lonary which IN roron,nn s,.h -, ,sa .,,,sss
uslter al ,he ,oor i. NJ d,rsc, n-.r,,.., go.
to all enqaced In + he 1,acstnr h,s,nas.
THE r0rT1rA1 wnpEs M, 1H11, ,nr,x
LEAF WHITTIER. Comn,rt. Ej!tnn Intxn
volumes. Boston: Fields. os9,od L 60. Cni-
cAHo: FoF snle hI Ill b0ukseltetp. l4tQ.
, 1869-10-16
TIE OHIO ELECTION.
Republican JoIlttic1tion Mt Colusn-
Aus-$pceeh OF EoseEnoF 1Fny<..

pis,,,a q Il ot etsSt aepunicani % x@ " ash' % I'D
It was dec!ted 10 celshrato the VICTORY. A. huge
se s,rse re s soSn % ai,er e. IL sG e traad s
lscted ID front Ct tie committee ROOMS End rem
oeIea wesk = sae .ee9ss tnpo:s1ete: hy her sogl
sfTer sercaled cheers aalt:
"Fnlow- -cIrzx,is: II Is qn.ta, nasafA iaas
1sss evening, os c5s adsestanes, IN celebrating
tte1r anppesed stctctI, tn1t the Republican peopie
sas1tsesioa WIN 81 Tespit of de- eeessoa al Ses-
trtuay. and anoald meet 10 Congratulate each
other aeoo -; sa4 ecfsa,ny there Is great reason
"Beiore speaking Of whsa has been sca,eyed
By tie elecftoo. atiow ue, ID the nRz1t OF the K
psoe.n PIT q oolo, l. p .a.1x she Reguoucsn
hare cuntztsa'ta g xnea to aeaisSe the <.eset5
Stale. to thank tho Repntaans Of Fra2kltn
c. unty, and the Republicans at The city Of Colut1
teF @ ,asr al saeeess u ssias sasa & s1ge as Hsa:s
so.ard sedeeuatbg the espitA Of The State.
ali sooh he d,a1calt taove.7Ase the t1.postaoes
Of tie ytctofJ We &rE celset1tlng, Al the btfto,
Di1F Of tie CANVASS krpposed the diacusStons o'
rs eanssss ssaa sassal5 tstn gpea ssa1s ss;.sz
a .sseea rsieh W eoasssasS s'nR5 E. patfo9s, On % .
pf1 C1Faeht &4FG 10 Rue C&nf34A HAtk1QAa 14X
| nt1catce. The tuceeas Of Mr. Poadietoa upon thai
s7eeen woaM nase aiRuired that 4 feaC1.oa h.
begun ID Ohio On she subject ot reconstruction. aI
| the question Of repudi1pph, and On l1e record O
| the pEhlac nen Ne1, from beginning to end, op
J !oted The ~. By aeetd,ag .K4tnst NJ. Pendle
! the Republican ptan Of reconstruction, and y
! exmrtefe u BY the zAtltcatiua Of the FHteaos
AZ tndment 10 tho ConAlttu1t0n Of the Cllte
States. ECeeeN They wish Whit haE becn tes
lied to Icmsin tettied. They have agaln tatd, a
tbt1 sad fa&t tst. n regard 10 alt these 1o1btes
II the tsrEEtxc u GeresAl GrzuL 'Les NJ h1y
| peace
"B, this e'ecc',oa lac people Of oa!c hare i.
, 1869-10-16

The immigration Commit 20 Of the Louis
vile Convention lament that so much ign or.
ance and Misrepresentation Bhould prevail
in the North and in Europe, to the effect
that the climale OF the South is not adapted
to white men, but only to the negro.
They contend with great fervor that white
men are inst AS well adopted to lsbor under
q Southern sun as black, mud that any other
theory is a malign and slanderous effort OF
interested parties to discourage immigra-
don to the South. Yet, it is a singular fact
that they appoint Prot. A14ury their
Immigration Agent, who has done
as much as any person to prop
agate the notion that only
black labor could Withstand the Southern
climate they appoint to preside over them
ex-President Fillmore, whose political rec
ord IL made Up Of acts Of subserviency to
this idea while the hero Of their con~en-
ton, Mr.. John c. breckenridge, left the
Vice Presidents chair to fight for it II
there has gone abroad very e1tenaiye no.
tion TINT white men could not labor under
Southern climate, the leaders OF the Louis
vile Convention know who helped to spread
it. If, on the other hand, it has been so
extensively denied, con1batted, and dispror-
en- TINT the more intelligent classes long
eince knew better than to believe it, the
credit il due to the books, journals, and
speeches Of anti.s1avery men.
, 1869-10-16
NO no ou,ht 10 Chicago, ye. Msy den'ud to bsels
through mr. chs1ttr atd run 10 Eaahfngion

=. es.-.nc "a, they derrs rsn1 to brcls
ae axs ~ r' ~ .h.,,sr ~ i I'M IN washington
|eAs4e" rex1soxrn r7vus-
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w1n.s - wsee, ,x.der to one OF pa5 department.
sie.e Asts -. ~. ~, .,I :. hrr,.d IN ttIe f,on
sw.It VIZ. ,n5,r- syg3nd ma tE,te /, s.n} re-
s.xssms cs~,.ra ns
ss"iae " r.s ,n., oe sss 1,ottea etctas ar4v
4.,..ss nu 80. wt.h ,.~,x,rss. rrn1, W. Mo-.
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had $o,too o. shess Hooet' aao .nS enoes eucu. ~
hee e1e4"e9e eop9I, HetE Ana. sst5
e1eat tuu LOT %o'0o'eu u peoP.e " paS ~ .sss
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the ha1Fe1s ea'uena ~ ApeaiIuee - . sons ".ea
one peFoeoE one - taes' nu1uos' ns ksasaa
COMBUSTION oe'us tu~t Sou1 peo-sAee sssN w.
Tatch' "cold seem 10 " ~ eas5 &u'ns, ."
certainly oey = 1uss tn'ns. 1os Ioakess ~ nass
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tec1oa toF TUG Ea9usu "atu''
, 1869-10-16

The Democrats in Cincinnati have &C.
comphshed one thing, for which they de-
serve the thanks Of the country. It is now
discovered that had they run regular
Democratic ticket, thcy could have elected
it by l,5D0 minority. Instead OF that they
sun Legislative ticket, made up Of an equal
humber OF Democrats and Republicans. In
this way they elected two Republicans to
the State Senate and Ave Republicans to
the House Of Representatives, giving the
Republicans majority in both branches,
and securing the ratification Of the Fiji
tceuth Amendment.
, 1869-10-16

l+H. 'N- Ii ''e%ne1''
7Mx AtAxa's D4renxzx. A. Hi4..s., r, ,o,,,,t,>
tis MllAssn Harrison A.ntwo.th PAi.stsriia: 4. d
l6tN. " ~ -%eEa eo"Ae.
ROLAND rnnxx i Beqees to The Ch ,uut-r. ~ H.
Nh. Hensy Mood Author 4 sEsit Lvnn." SS. pht;
Haxrat. 4 :; T. isss1eon R1ohesr chjcaso: ". b.
HnsErrAL s1rIcnEs AND oAAr Axn F.u.arpx
bn nth thei. Gaie.eo; We.tetu Kt.a caansas lsn =
R.*Ets. sAN.phtra,. .u;hor ci @xiait,~ pVy5Ms 1
ntesa9gs A a9sd': ;,. e Rht1asafshi.; Pssi.oa 4
y sn1 A11AE 4 NeveL 81 Wits y. Bi.rk. Al,
ni.sshe;. Caffss1' "e.tesu News Company I'D u {.
IN: III .:*Hasp Aocez: On. sr11 Sacrifice. Br the
Aataof q ~Ihr Climb n !" Paul veunts," ,frs,+s
~ tnllaec4rhis: t1att4n. R<tnten L Asfrlnneer
ohse, go; g: y 9: Gsss. i 81. iaR. 14es1Ass7' :
- ToE9RAf1thE OF 4tkv. W1Ll1AN CtAyxxe, or
nxthnNIt ~ Rev. y. y. W.key, tHus5n1as3;
l&R. wv >-' ~-44''o q A-AaN"<8'
TIT t1i1r9nI o. FExptxx1s: sIis Fortune, AID MI
s"IfnaeA Hls Ftscnds and ttix 1eeattvt Xye1uT liz
WlitiaIr A*.e1~.,s 1aeeaera5. With tnasrasieas ~
sestcru News Cumpant, tsA,,a
, 1869-10-16

ps ever ,a., the c:imes-of 1o2ez, sse rnler: y !
impossible rot to admire tue s1aat Sapacat!. IL
Nnudeffgl energy md the Intom1tah!c nlnek Q
ftt man: WINS ~ 10 shc ycyoto1 g. tde Ea.a
fussao people 10 their counffy xoa tesn eo,e',
ibAt cah bo suit Is that patriotism piEe thehs 70
f+Mom been fQ1nlsed, Eerer turpassso: ~
menhris Of the Tfov,stnua1 Government OF faI1
Rua, nfEc torn elly installed % tbe lbsn q a!
gust, auu ART :nDw sEEafed III pFetmsEa ar mea
Eure1 ter reoIR4r f7iDg the EepabljC or P&fAg19-
, 1869-10-16

The imnenee pressure OF Advertisements It'll
conpels us tc 4ssre supplement. and That which
will sceoupnAnJ &o-nayrowt TRtRrKk Wtlt be
found, IS ukual to he fuu OF entertaining and t1-
stsucsise reading fo1 d1y OF rest and leisure
We mu.s again t,tS our atrersl8tnG Patrons to
consider our fpsce, and condeuse their favnrs ~
far a. Is compatible with the ANNOUNCEMENTS they
wish TO MAKE, and send them in As ess5 - poAs!-
, 1869-10-16

Governor Senter, in hia recent message,
fulfilled, at least to the ear, the requi1e-
melts Of good fai:h, by recommending the
passage OF the Fifteenth Amendment. Nor
does his message manifest any desire to
lapse into the embraces Of the raba1 Demo-
cratic party. Ho denies that the demand
for colored suffrage is repuguant to the
American people, and declares tina. it has
the hostility only Of party-"and Of 8
party which, let it be deliberately pondered,
bAs httle cause for its honor to crave bal
atce-sheet of advantage and disaatars ita
counsels have brought to the people Of
this and other Southern ''ssases." !"
He il slightly in error. however, in- aaying
the Fifteenth Amendment designs aimply to
secure to the colored race in Ohio and Mas.
sachusetts the privileges which they al
ready enjoy in Tennessee Colored men
have never been prevented from voting in
Massachusetts, OF in any New England
State, save the semi Democratic State of
Connecticut, and in that State they we're
freely permitted to vote originally, as they
were also in New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
vazginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee it.
self. 1t Was not until the agitation Of the
slavery question, in 1890 to 1890, that the
Democratic party made it point in the
vnrious States TO exclude FREQ black men
from voting. -
, 1869-10-16
SATURDAY. OCTOBER Ii. 1869,
CITY iND rM'yIT NOMINATIONS.


-SysY afT1cEIs.
F. N,.or-roispcl R n MAsox.
Fir Trrrtrrr-nAyIp H. GAGE
Fir r.ifrt.,r-N. J. nNtNAx.
F,- tttHs<.r-tsRAEL n Srt1.KA-
t!,r {'i-rt # fbtinr C3uff-C~ 4 AArsqN-
cecsTr OFFICERS.
.r..tv ~ the S.t,~riar c,nFf-J7Sxrn E. CART.
t-5lc <fAs sai~rier faur:--A T. SrErkxSoN.
.f.H6.r ef fAs t:wns% C1ur.-M. II. II. WALLACE.
T1k >.fsthe CsH;ts E~uyi--J. G. GfS3EtE.
TI-1srr-r-N- = 1sEHf1SD-
>r.rst-r-tIEx. WatlrrTL
S"frr7..!fntfRs ~ .$ranssA-tLHRKT q. LSKE
It.sIet C.,re-n f.., ,arF-MAkk SGExfptS.
.'..:;c+. # the nasce-NAy EsESHAnnr, A. 4.
ftSans.
MEMBERS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION.
FIR. ntDsh Li4frtcs-S~ s. HsTr@, Ioa.ph Medlll,
John r. IIaEara-
sIy.i-:l na:riH -caatlss Hitchcock. ". P
Co1!!.aucn.
NJ. trsi Ih.:tir.-E1l!o:t An.hoay. Dsalel Cam.
sxpa.
TnwS OFFICERS.
SorH tu1r AGn-Ca1lrses, II. ". Keswtu; !st,er-
45r,7 r. F. Regcos: 4. sis.aA, S.ulsfris'r, Anton
Bcrr; 7'arr tsrrt, ]. II. Fes7tIl
WEST CufcA6o-Coaectar. Aton1n RhM<fcli: .sa.
fsrrs-or. NrnrT AtkhnN: As*{1s1st SHIsFtisar, A.
l. Morrison: 7orn ckrk. II. r. Ringer.
Sns1H cH.cAao-crt--to', Ortn relfzer; Sare,-
ti&,~, Robert Clark; Assistant Supervisor. h. u.
Ffters; 7Itra Clerk Jonas EngaeER.
, 1869-10-16

Carrot Coansy Rslh,ad Is 1gaia Ia NOTION, pnder
the management u Mr. nlnekleJ. Wosk sa1 rc,
crmmepced near John seaxasShs On Tuesday
1887 The iotee employed. though 11asI1 u pres
puifd through tNA place from Rockford, yaster-
tay aud tue ~ before, qo t1ee nay te she
, 1869-10-16

AL France iE strted 10 its profoundest
depths By the PAntin tragedy. Not, appsr-
emily, 60 much because Of the brutality Of
the crime, OF tic number Of the victims, IS
because il reveals one Of thosa desperately
depzaved plots which French novel writer's
ere fond Of using As tho thread On which to
string their ro,nAnces. Indeed, the plot
has so strong resemblance to that of the
Abba Rodin, in Eugene Sues Wandering
Jew, that the Paris Temps urges that,
though 6ne's story may not have
suggested the murder, it initiated class Of
desA.worshipping French novels, in whieh
the interest Of the story was in e1act pro-
portion to the depsavits Of ita heroes, and
which, becoming every day mora Vulgar and
mora coarse, hnve fed and aattered q de-
prayed sentiments favorable-to assassina-
tions-
. The later revelations OF the affair e1on..
~eraie the two Hncks, father and sou, from
~ completely IN .the slanghter Of the
Vile and remaining children Though
sonls the body OF tho son hAa been found,
Little doubt remains in the minds Of the
public that the entire family, including the
father, were the victims Of the assassin
Truupnann, who is in nox in confinement
awaiting his tsial. Tfaupm1uu hiusaa,
when brought face 10 face with the bodies
cf Madame hinck and the murdered
children, and examined by the Procureur
Imperial, confessed freely that he saw the
family murdered, and assisted in bringing
L.
, 1869-10-16

yxnos.arx L hnmAnep. BY Flostaee NarVat
,Nf. Rc-s church Hoktn1: I.cstuk Chita*n; ". T.
Ereu u oks Apd Nertrfn Ntwe SsnHsayS ~ :,
THr AxT13EAS JpE Mu.ILR m1stt1ted With lsS
, 1869-10-16

peud1esons majority in Hamilton County,
Ohio, is 1867. The Democratic majoutJ
on the other 6tate officers in that county Is
sses, showing that his gseenback sTindIs
humbngged e67 Republicans in Hamilton
County. He carried the county by virtue
OF the absentee vote. Last fall Hamilton
, 1869-10-16

From Baltimore 10 Chicago.
, 1869-10-16

Il, instssd Of IN y. Garrett, Warrington hsd
TO dea4'v With il, Gould, Tbuuas Scott cr Cornelius
Vanderbilt her people might b. ag5neyed: brt
the director ct the Bal@truaSs L ohto RAilrosd
haa kept hsza eli remarkably fsee tSou legislative
entansien+E41e, shou9n pursued simultaneously
By lohoAta It Washington. Annlpo1ts, and Baatl-
norc. Be succeeded to railroad crippled in
credit r dcr,pr1ed In roadaay. aad he Els devet-
oped It iuto 4 drstelssE corporation which has
outars sn 1ne city OF Ba1ttmo.n aaa the State Of
Nsrt rtiand. Win rhis road thste ara no scandals
OF Few tstues Of scock, .suhorued IudEeA or coz
rlptloax In Tai Street I'll Esch; lis sntezpsites
!. 1taeA t1eEn Neren md liverpool Almost to CHI
ego, md In gecent cunvcsaatiou which Ind
with III. Garrrts, he expressed the secnest Nrsife
i 10 control or bailt3 road 70 you1 city.
"7nc renrsJltan:A Road." b. sa:a, !" NJ! give
, 1869-10-16
THE WAR In PARAGUAY.

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at rho I.nsk xfMttac--Ur&peTntr
EiglstinH md Tcrrsble I.ossnA OF the
nTAnx-EiiEh TIT OF Lnpcx To-
ward NotAvan.