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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01
New York Market.

New YoRK, Aug. %, 7P.M
Cotton shade firmer, with sales Of
900 bales, at 34a. Gold 349.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01
Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, Aug. %.
Cotton quiet, with sales of 10 bales,
- middlings 81 J ; receipts Ia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01


ExrREss RoBBERY.-On the night
of Monday last, 10th instant, the de,
pot of the ,L.urens Railroad, ut this
place, was entered, and the safe be-
longing to the Southern Express Com
pany taken to car, some distance off,
where it was broken and robbed of
81 1888. One package, containing over
81 1900, had been deposited Oh the
evening of that day by Mr.. John
Kyle, of this village the other pack
age had been deposited by Mr.. Samu-
el F. Vance, of Martins Depot. The
depot was entered, it is supposed, by
key. We have not heard as to the
means employed to enter the safe. No
clue as to the guilty parties, but, it is
supposed, several participated in the
robbery ry.-Laurensuill Herald.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01


A CAKpEr-BAaeEs's OPINION or
THE MAN AND BRorHER. own
corraspon .ent" Of the New York TIt.
bune, wiring to that paper from Colnm.
b'a. S.. c., where he is at present on
missionary service in behalf OF The God
and morality Radical parlv," thus
speaks Of the s'annoin,ed." He saws:
"The fact is, and it is a melancholy
one for ns who desire good for the col.
ored race, that The negro is so utterly
the slave Of his passions aud so utterly
destitute ofjudgment and foresight, that
no calculation can, he made upon him =
no foresight can predict what lie will do
tomorrow. Pr nay turn to stab the
white Democrat or the white Republi-
can, or the hlact Democrat, or the white
carne! haggrr, irrespective Of his poll
tics. He can forget race, blood politics,
oa'hs OF leagues, religion, his promise
- anything and everylhing--u under scme
temporary cXcitcmt He wants the
stability to act with consistency; and
this comes or the character of his brain,
not OF the color OF his skim
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01

aa Insect bites, and even those of d rat,
tlesnake, have passed harmless BY stir.
ring enough of common salt in the yolk
OF good egg tdsahnals6 iti sufficiently
.t'n for plas'er, e 70 s.k be Kept on M she b:
'ehh sasIFssj< f.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01

THE First CooLlE SHIP.--The bark
Acacia, which arrived at' Baltimore,
Thnraday, the 10Th inst, reports speak
ing, no date, %'atitude or longitude The
brig Betsy Am"sE;lIhnrston.s one. hn,g-
tdred and sixtyadaysi from Hong Kong.
with coolies for Charleston. There is
proboaely;some ersorinstbi$ fepofts as no
information is known here in reference
yto'ihis vessel. tsItmay, however prove
trne, and in that case we can prepare q
welcome for the first vessel Of Chinese
labOrets5} Itaiay'6a that this'btig may
have, been destined for some Of the Gu
han tporls.sana been ordered elsewhere
|'iH conseqhenc, of the unsettled State 81
tint isahG tThis scahse may eive dsf q
supply Of field hands at an earlier pe-
Stod than; would otherwise have taken
place.~-- Charleston sNetos. sR.S ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01

We presume that the same condi-
tion OF things exists in every county
in the State. The cost of our local
administration is trebled aud quad
rupled; We are overrun by officials of
all sorts and sizes; all that the Radi-
calls may fill their pockets and grow
fat. a a8
The Radicals are, in truth, as much
the enemies of the frugal working man
az they the enemies Of decency
and goo, order.
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LIVERPOOL, Market,

LIVERPOOL, Aug. %.
Cotton closed dull-uplands l38
Orleans l3a. Sales 5000 bales.
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WHAT. 1T Cosrs.-The Lancaster
Ledger states that it took the sum of
$l446 to pay off the assessors of Ian
caster County It is estimated that
the work occupied tho assessors 482
days at cost of So a day. 2"
Under the old State Government it
cost about 5000 to assess and collect
the taxes of the county. Now it will
cost: as@%a14"tt 80 'e "~
For County Assessors ,.ey $l446
7" County Auditor ls 4 1000
" Tax Collector ..,n .,...s- 1900
Total $3646
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-08
mo STOCK RAIsERs.



WIZ stand the Fair Grounds, At Ottawa, H. during
present season, May s 1902 and ending July
pEscssrrox AND prpIesrx: LEXICON. |, Chestnut sor
r.. White Ssss IN III NE, lss hind i:ot .Siss. wsgGt
1000 hands high. ssanere trsfter an
Farm, woodford county KY; nred by Lexington; he by
E R q BAN vsSSsi s. ISycEssd rrsnsy tx Dam:
% By IN Ts S Sy 9S s a Dam
sth Dam. - BY Imported Hishnyer 9th Dam. - by
Imported rsarnaught 10th DAM by Imported Ariel.
Imported Diamond with foa to Impaired Eclipse and
sisted to Australian. 1881 "a. uuiifIIgM NlfiIfiss
Be seem BY s sS0vs grs That isssGn pS
sSsd and worn to By Mr. Alexander, and srsgstered ID
% American Stud BOOK and can BE ound BY any pesen
i: .s 'ss1s ss tor
s.S s.; On " is y x; r; y =. Nc \:
g 1 end the only horse that would appear aeain.
tRswld renowned horse Kentucky, and only beaten b 10
!. sc'. 80 s:ns:s: Oh Re % !. sx
Sorss: and shut out Lord Monmouth and Aroas sSs
ai IN sss IL - ssss within Of L.
es.dsrs fst mile, the fastest mile ever run n
entered i 81 ~on sS sa wsS; o
there to st. Louis No. where he was put into Handicap
rec and won Win ease in straight heats, The next day
Aperod was tho only horse that remained In the
until i was ended Went nom there 70 PEORIA n; wa.
horses Of Ilnosand won In straight heats time 1le
l snd lAs being the fsstsst time ever made ea ths
vensosn Peoria, s TO Ohio and ran races, losing one
He then purchased by Nessrs. Delsne Rosd. Wa
w.o S,,:, " Fl
for wager d s56o to beat 10 on the novIps saturday
and won handsomely IN iAe beng the quickesf s svsf
The above history lexicon shcws hatshe horse Of
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T ME INSURANCE.

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of
Hartford is the largest lite insurance in the world having
00 members and S20U0OOo0 assets Its dividends
policy holders have been larger than any other company
having the average over Fly cent annually.
It's interest investments have been larger than other
company. the income from this alone being more
than enough pay ali losses by death for the last ten years.
Il therefore Affords insurance At less cost thsn amy Other
company These are facts which it would be well 70: Ill
who contemplate the obtaining of insurance their lives to
carefully investigate
Information relative TO the different modes Of insurance
and can be obtained, upon application, Of WM g.
EASTON, resident agent at Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-08

Eclectic or New school System or Medicine,
Embracing every modern reform and Improvement in the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with.
They produce evil the foundation for future Ill health.
Parents should see that their children not dosed with
such medicines tor they be well afterwards. All
mineral pclsons alike Injurious Tie greatest modern
Improvement In medicine consists in containing the active
medical principles of roots and plants In concentrated
FORM. They are Eclectic Remedies, and before
equaled in the treatment Of disease. When ucously sd
ninistsred they meet disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa M al
Represents great In medicine and will attend per-
sonal upon NIL forms of disease siner acute chronic
surgical when desired Violent diseases pthsra cholera
Group sense fevers &C., very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they scarcely losing
while old chronic they noted everywhere. They
are always called upon repair the mischief produced BY
other physcais with their skill cure" remedies.
Coughs 10 Is years standing; Catarh with the de-
SUMPTION with partial loss of lungs; Syphilis, with foul
alteration and loss Of parts Hip disease with inability to
walk scroulous diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness to 20 years continuance rheumatism, with
enlarged and acyloed joints spermatohca, with demen.
a Diseases Of the Eye &C., &c. have been cured and all
Of which will be happy referred to for the benefit Of
those similarly afflicted He warrants In all Of
Fever and Ague.
and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical Instruments Of every variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints. Consult him. dec 72spn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-08

The general prsaarco market shows less anima-
ton towards the close than at the beginning Of
the present week, and what little activity and
upward tendency was shown for . few days has
given way to general dullness. Upon the, whole,
prices are about the same as week ago. In cat
tie, however, the advices are more cheerful and
prices tend upward.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-08
Chicago Market. /

Chicago, May.
Flour-Unchanged. Spring extras 81, 7b66S5 /;
superfnes $4.2594.40. Jew IA ~
Wheat--Lower; $1.17@1.1S for No spring /;
$1.10@1.l1 for No. Q, and go for rejected. II.
Corn-Steady, at 58@59o for No /; 55@56c for
new; 50@51 for rejected.
Oats-50961c for No. 2. s.e, "a,
Rye-$1.16G1.16 for No. 1. y " 1tt - g ~
Barley-$1 COOLIES for No. 2.
Potatoes-45@55e. Fsfa
Butter ss@sOo for choice. sYi III.
Eggs-149141ao. .
Csttle-Active Choice steers, $7OOe$7.75;
fair I'd class, $6.25G675; medium to good butch.
ers' stock, $5.75@800; common TO choice cows
and heifers, $5.00g5.5O; inferior and mixed
stock, $35094.00.
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surgery for Jne Eye ana Ear.
~ ~ h9f DR. OLIN, i0pif's

(LATK o. 81. L0UIB1
And Graduate the Philadelphia University of Medicine
and Surgery has for the last eight given his attention.
to this important speciality and prepared to treat all dr.
eye and ear whether surgical otherwise Per
suffering from Cataract Cross Eye, Tarsal sTumors
Closure Of the duct Poypus, Enlarged Tonss Cattarrh
and all diseases of tbs head andthroa would do well to
suit the doctor, Examination Free.
Ohacs in Post Office Build g, over bakery may4-sp
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-7NANc1AL AND coxGERc1AI.

Thu money market in New York during tne
e-..,,,rt ~ the past eek was Characterised
nth much ease, and all lnanner OF gold STOCKS
.,a hood Sueculations encouraged thereby, but
-. ~ ths week matters changed q little md
money became closer.
II. On; ago the ease in the money market gave
n. quito rise in produce during the week. bat
Yesterdays repor. stated that the surplus money
was nearly all used up in grain purchases, and
wa. becoming ioloser, with slight fall tHt6e'
prices of produce. ,..., 49,, ...,....
Business in Ottawa is very dull and money
verv scarce, and it is good that there are but few
borrowers, as the supply of money is very short.
We may reasonably expect that business will
grow gradually better and money easier from
this time forward, as produce will coon begin to
f,ow into our market, and shippers will soon
realize on their shipments.
Gold has advanced some three per cent, and is
now worth about 1 365 in New York, and lSSin
Ottawa. Silver 100. 81 ttssi9
Exchange on New York and Chicago remains
the same. Sas { @@7s &c., N
Drafts on England and Ireland can now be
purchased for $500 per pound currency. G
Government bonds, owing to the dissatisfac-
ton in England over the course 70 be pursued
b. our government in adjusting the Alabama
claims, as fOreshadowed in Senator Summers
speech, are much lower in price. They are quo
ted by F. A. Sherwood s. Co. as follows:
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The Mystic Tie.

aua9 lsis G. G. ID. q G. ID. @. @aal biz
first Of the initials above stands for old friend the
public which every viii recognize and which
every has kind welcome; refer to Goes Cough
Basamhe cheapest and best preparation In the world
Group, coughs colds and all throat and lung oompnts
The second for Goes Dyspepda Curehs only remsd
known that b to dyspepsia. inaseion.
tulency and general debility Both articles well
known need any praise from Let the afflicted always
have them handy. R sssls a. Is sng29- lom-sp !,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-08

Those Who Desire Brlianoy Of Complexion ust purity
and enrich the beod which Hslmbods ooncenatsd Ex.
trst u asagsas invariably does. Az Tor Ae!mtc'fs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-08

New York, May 8.
Flour-Closed dull, and more doing in low
grades.
Wheat--Dull, and lower for spring.
Rye-Steady, at $1.309$182 for western. !
Oats--Steady at 66c for western in store.
Corn-Dull, at 01@92c for new mixed west.
ern, and 92G95c for old mixed western, in
store and delivered.
Moderately active and frmer, with
sales Of new mess at 10. ssf.typ tIyt yfa
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AndAt III other times at ths ct Diseases ell
Rye ana Ear, Mevckers Iheatsr Building, Chicago
Dec. -. 1865
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St. Louis MARKET.

St. Louis, May 6.
Flour-Quiet, with few orders Sales of super
fne at $4.76 for spring; Xxx Of $5OO@775;
Wheat-Quiet, but firm, At e1.45e1.e5 for
prime white fall !; s,1.75aa0O for choice to fancy
red and white; No spring at $1OS; No l at
$l109l.11.
Corn-Firm and higher, at 53944c for yellow
and white in bulk. I'D BibYF i3Yl6s i
Rye--steady at S1a4a1.26 for prime; $l28
for choice.
Whisky-BSttes, at sSQsoc. I 81 D s},,TI c
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Ia apo =. =. DABTELs, aUr
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON,
D.. ufxzrs, ~ Win b atsxA
KNEUSsLS DRUG Score, OTTAWA,
sh' 70 the last Saturday of every month,
10 accommodate Ottawa and other patients that are scted
With Chronic Diseases viz Saturday, April a. May 90
June s. July 81 August s. Sept D. Oct 20. Nov a. Dec
%, aed sths ofce in chicaso. mar 27-sm"
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n
Nv AhA AZ EAAV1
-sedt -, ~~~SaaH~ - .isi = Z - asm yisl
aai1a Oh. AMAEH - SON. Sr0s "a
physic,ans and Surgeons. formerly Yot ars
succeefhllv va ~ sssa' y TE $50 ~ 2's71s s7
ryur = - - - ..l ~ 80 ?, y. ,fse
~ Nh - ~ ASf41066 n = - ~ Ea4
which embraces the best ana mort stos - III
and Other counsisssr tsours q n Srenic Dsssa TSey
treat succe1onIly au nsryoas ara enrsc a9IcUs "a
forms ofcrouja Dyspspus lDiseases cfte
ali Skin Dissases Oorsupou IN its CIV ssses
Dbeesoa DSeeses 81 Cbildren end s5sr " T, T,s'N -
=. - $500. ..s7 80, s...u4l, .s.n..e Il
ScsAA We1AMoss = A1AuSA Miscaseep
which ere carrying thonAuds b ther graves auuuay.9
rvE A Nh n a n
= : ~. - = .---.sA.. :, -. ~ - I
w "a sss ~ "a ~ svt...s,. D,.ss:.
At1.s.csss (. - frssssanf a ~ - No. -.
-5erysvnsra az ns,~ & sss.f asiss
$3.50 ii ~ - ~ s.ls,r 80 ..sG>Ew 80
TAan any other RAyncans 9 Anerce- xnsy have cured
women VINO nave Desn eoannsa - Mar 20 0f year,
1n'' 49, .u,p
,-v.,-..,sas ;. -.
In all stages; ne matter Of how iougstndng They cure
y aa.aaas@ rsea AGTHM At m He4 gre ~
/. :. 1855. rh.vh.v. ~. m ~ a. ~.
disssse' '''' = 49,
.x.n,,uo,,n. '"''sFA
rrJR IA n ANTI TT NJ CsSs VI
- = - = .ASy>1 go
zaatal sB An c1wt it' ~ ssi ~ o.
Thev have had IN sxtensvs pespcs spa vondsrui suc
cess in the treatment Of cancers which they cure ftst
eating them out or using the kn Let thoee Who 49,
Tumon or ewengs or spot lose no time nheyine n
attended t. - timely treatment may ave the MAJ ffom
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Fs,1fArafr9.
.shcf@NI M 5615rS "a n is6s
Da. swartsus "a l4aglsd . "a - lssiy. 70 the
severe and s.SSse Sack e ~ srssS: u sSsv 1sv.S
si's.: :: "'1 U:sss:Ss : q ssS wv
II 5giTsacTs1 anE DspG r, 1854
sas:h Wnis.ns ofysasa IN Cssnay. Inises, dchsss
BY certify ehg waswfy egtI rpAe9 WIN eeuts xAsu
natism - craag!4e = neeA 20 ptoissssed ana
~ mouS e 9,s 1ave ssne :sr thor
thsn bal isy Snf ~ g - sssgblsd Via az
complaint 80 nwsr psed ne tlyt before. andean
sssly ny ~ y AZ. 81 - va ~, sonsesa "a
with RhsumsI sion. p uss y y =! Hsana
4 $500 N!Jeans essps.rs. 1888.
rhi. d certify that IAsvS lkcssS .Ali Heal.
Ing salys" for :ssysrs sca WA syppsqns Of In
and in fortyeight hoursy little weak
nses was entirely suEsd would ,rseommend
O1A4moY VAN vLECK.
Sold BY re. BALDWIN, HI "a Sale g..
Ottawa, M, and b. r. WALRAD, Ia Sale,
IilinOiss MUs srNASy asag snes28 i1yg =,
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Sprrial jaotires. 80 }
DIR. j. IL. wALKER, 'sA' r.
OCULIST AND AURIST,

MAY nj coSsrl1Eo AT ras
PARK HoEsE, OTTAWA,
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glr .t'Fgi.) ,fs or
, 1869-09-20

Mr. E1unttuRfonss Speech for andc.
pendenec-An American ZoAtTc.

Mr, E1untlugton,s Speech for andc-
pendenec-An American Xoltve-
rein.
Montreal tStps ~ Corrtspondtnes ~ the Str FORK
Tribune.
desire particularly TO cali yous attantioa to Al
unEion, II IN agricultural exhibition In the Cou1-
II OF AlsstBquoE, q constituency which has always
tcen regarded ns one ot the most loyal IN Canada
most popular public MAI. Frank and snccre Ia
regardless Of the opposition Or accusation
townships, settled prncipally BY English
speaking population. ts very cous,derAblc. lie Vas
formerly Solicitor General Ia the government Of
t!op. lie and the Hon. Mr, Galt hate t,een tho
nrst to speas Of Independence III our Parliament
It was last winter 1t Ottawa ME. Huntington
witch | inoreI no ihe 20, soecalted LOYAL men 10 eo1ef
their faces and believe the earth Waa opening uu-
der their feet No oue could then fotesee that
The 1dea R1E1n9 30 much scandal could make such
an aiyauce n It has In few mouths Ills speech,
made on Thursda3 last. mar bc REGARDED - po.
tucal manifesto, and will no doubt te loudly
echoed throughout the whole countrT. IL Is the
nsst eound Of the CANNON, some would perhaps
call It dash III the pan. hi. 1t MAY be . lash q
Viii Nheh r 1uns % through M the Wnois co1ntsy M Hunt.
lngton boldly nntnIletl the flag Of tndepen'
t1eree aud proclaimed that under lta It's shaduw
haprltc cae Of Canaia. lie demonstrated ihRt Eug.
land hetse1f leslre41 to get rid Of annexation which
tad htcome mutually embarrassing to herself ant
her colonies, and therefore called np0n them ia
tske the nPtessarJ steps to relleYe themselves an1
England ffum that embarrassment 8nti 10 Tree 1teE
uIF. the stllt keeps u Il. lie iii hot
speak uf the precise form Of government
~hlrh shuu3h lie HIuFte'l attet her Ill
mrr III which sr ai,nkr Ut = rf,efuta't} shvwe'l
that he hail 10 sympathy Wilt HAL systpll. A. Ia
utr cutnf1tesglni felathns with The tf1lfet atate
rHrh ~ EXISTS III iiettl,atIy. rtp lnrsiIntt Ut a
AtpptIrah yUfptGiu Nate ftse 10 Uf}r inhs ut t1tt
t,atl Ut stte N h, i#pve stlst tfts'tt II ner#&
HfGii4rtA III nHf lphftet&
, 1869-09-20

twenty feet up Mount AcIntJret slopo. Tho
lake = ~ cut tn twatn, tHo lAkea naseAd Of une-
dthr11. Un1y oae party had soen u, aud mono bad
sJes explored IT. This ana more nc learned N
scaree minute.
the Ike, we pnahed forward to exAmine the sTea1
phenomenon 4 moment Later and We were p!cE-
lug our xsy Up " aehs, snd - ws asceaded e.
The Eoss dI1agreesble and noticeable MA : black
SSas 15 M ase q nsa ioT So =
tomiesx. TINS VM probably the light mould Or
sou that, toaked 10 : tell} By ne stoscs1
the he s1sI sli,,e. rhe shattered tFees cov-
dassea sad eaiss1sd sh.s scales : branch g .t1 ?
the origin Of the tan bark smell, the odor OF tanoic
ee1o and decompostrg wood ~hich We iUned1Ate-
!! Eos!se1s aod .h,sh ~ seEy pesuna1; aaI IT.
Eocks, huge blocks Of the hyperssnene R1aoite,
and Of the ,rsp rock from tho sunken tyke, scat-
Ied anE Or los1 = shs o. smeF ~ tn
OF the dyke ACROSS The lake It an angle uf twenty
Or twentJ-ne degrees. and the torrent pouring
enT9 sa. ne ne s's fSiaa 70 sne out deep
I'll was , vnd. ssva3e teene. What an amount
Of material must a2ye been sunk TO hare tonnd
the bottom Of that blacE lake and formed this
hauu acroea it! Truly : DAM Tor now We notice
that the northern half OF tho IKE. cut on, thrown
back, has r13en II u true. Jet, though II seems
higher.
''Clambef.ug up We stood ut the entrance Of ths
trap DIXIE Here the psec!pice waA cleft apart,
AMI the great sta11wAy-tke drkt AaCEnted the
mountain betWi1t wills al times one hundred feet
hIRh. We stood and gszed up with awe At tho
s,Rn1 Of the late st0In, The RhlEered Hte-Iunks
tsriyen into clefts Of srastng on the edge Of the
citn aboro. Il seemed scarcely Possible that up
there the av4lauehe had rushed
Fatigue was forgotten, aod tn climbing up
into the dyke, and In e1autntng and exploring, An
hour p&2sed sway. It WIS our privilege 10 he sne
lint 10 thus examine II; notning Vas covered
iron oar eyes: loose rock, earth. oosaes, trees
all hAd teen awept away. Ancra1o&tsts viii envy
III our opportunity.
- A. the sun rose higher and higher We we're re-
minded that ne had Jet layb march to mako
nfteen or twenty niles rofthW4rd through the
forest, without path sAve that lnade by deer ur
hear. B1zna rock aprttmcoa aud two ekstehes
secured; then croasIng from Mount Golden "a &aa
opposite shore upon the avalanche, Ne resumed
o~r journey On the wooded Eueks beneath Mount
MtlntJTe.H
, 1869-09-20

Enonato, DOW prsooef II Yeddo. The Alk2do
party want TO behead hin.
The foreign settlement u In great alarm By the
report Of \ night Attatk by I party OF fanatics,
for fhr purpose OF e11ermlnatlnX 3ofelgneFk
SaaFcs report ths American ship NAplts
wrecked, three niie1 from Iokoham1. August 60,
during ntarJ sale. Tue Dutcn bark Jaoona also
snneIe9. and Pot back for rePalsz.
San FRANCISCO. Sept. la.-Tnr Colfa1 party r.
pleas2nt trip,
The Pullman CAT "orlrans" has -sr7tsed from
Chicago ssa San jose Road, 70 be exhibited 1t the
Mechantcs' Institute Fair.
The receipts Of tho talr for tho past nve days
we're over $4,000.
Antved-Sei',e Abbott and Mani,a from China
HAtts visit to the treaty ports Ia Postponed tn
consequence Of dif1culnea connected with the
UarllnR1me mtss1oo. ..
Nj. seward, Consul General to the United
sfAtea. waa expected 10 lcare for home On Sep
te1sfxr IS.
The ChIneae burned the Missionary Chapel and
some houses pcar Han Kow.
The hoods on fangstee River are auos!dlnE- The
damage IL immense.
The murder Of t2en.y missionaries IN the ProT-
1nce Of Ze Chuta l. conttaulIttL
The American steamer FunX Shuez was totally
wrecked IN the hafbur Of Hong Kong. The Eng
lt&h g1nhoat AiEcI3pe also *ustAtucd ttamsE4.
A memorial sgainSt Christianity WAS presented
to The JAPANESE Government BY three prtests Of
high rank, There Is considerable oppoAluon to
foreigners Ia the Japanese Parliament
The ships Peruvian, AufOrA. Australia and Fly
log scud are reported !ost In the gale Of August 20