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candidate for delegate To the Constitutional Con-
ytnttou frpu Adams County, III He says: II an
pot candidate for this or any other plAco or 20.
uticn1, now or hereafter. X, p1b'lc
life ia closed. The past u history The future
which cannot be long to me, should be spent In
ca3ne1 s:en' tbsn the fast"'
In Ohio, II Il being charged, md Without de-
:ulal, sgxtnst General Hosecrans- IL q zeal
ou1 Roman catholjc-shat after the battle OF
Ch1cfAmaugn, when hos pltai accommodations for
the Union sltk and wounded were tnsHmeltut.
and cur soldie11 were suffering N consequence
thereof, the Protestant churches haTlng been ~.
propr!ated to that purpose, General Rosecfans
~tasued m order 1ofnlddIng, pats er df1th, the
use Ct the Catholic church, or any portion of the
premises connected tnerewtsh. -----~' -
The New FORK 7YzHts relates the following:
n ,,e NIB. teore v.}a 1dIth.t thsn pr,a S.;e .I
% q ~ 4 e nh y
Ell e.. bara.!de.a j. ~ i @Issaaas = iss aoSs
itaa t !; e #:a gs ss.
tben sssa,a.a5tns th5 Departments GSosisl e. 81
is.e a e. % h
On Paltieal aabjs Gs1s ths eonseHssion - ~;
" inlnFe l:e7 md eTehts Of ste w
~. t. s ,soys "a II .hefs hs
ilFn ssood ii sens that 4llkndlsh,m II risht n
so '1s1 GS r. Ry ys ns1.F @
lie can1 idt,o of lie DenoeFsey u Qjo for thr !;ov
staes.ly; Aesecssu.: ectssih'y saod1 "hsae 'AAan
The EeT YORK 8fsatd says that there ate
thrts1ep1pgs Of & serious rDw and fracture In
TaumanT. The Gerudan Democratic element
hss within the past few Jearu, grown TO almost
ore,zhadowing proportions. It feels Itself coo1.
dent Of Victory III any political contest It may
think proper to wage upon Its own account, eTeu
against the great Tamrhny dynasty aud poEe1
Itself. There arc At present. Ha!s ths Herald, un'
mistakaLle appearances OF a coming FRptusc. The
German Democracy nrr preparing 1bt Of The
poiliics, dlsabIIttcs under which they Say they
haze hitherto lal>ored, and are drawing mp bill
OF rights which they demand shall be conceded te
them
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In the cruel slaughter on the Eric Rail-
way, nine passengers, utter escaping the
comparative nercy Of instant death by The
collision Of tho two trains, we're held III
suspense nnd tortrre until the flames occa-
stoned ly the wreck reached and consumed
them. The accounts furnished by the
company show singular want Of 1neans to
meet the csigencies Of such IN occasion,
though the setting train on fire By col
lision which tunbles half dozen cars in a
pile on top Of one or two burning iocomo-
;iyes is very natural md common occur
renee. Though tho collision occurred ut q
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TIE IOWA DEMOCRACY,
Their state Convention.

ThR 7nwh hAnn1rFNtlr EkAfR EnaYHOftnr E1Ht
pss Mone yu y s u ct Sonaso1
xy.s Iaads: F. Go1sr9es GsofRs Su13sGls 43;s p
son. Of lie HcGrecor Tfmes: for Buprene Judge,
q rab1ie inssfeetion, Eaw.1u d Jssssf, of Les
cegasy; RESOLUTIONS we.e aaopssa Il tolaowss
tms.a9ae5?a VIZ i .. ~ 1ssiSTss III III
tets - II : g. r.ny ser 9Th
:4:.. s h:1 sa 6 se L. i L L.
- .nashsse l. as I'd iunsi,.H le-s91ed so
Banking ,yst:n: loeta: 70 a. alsMsss sbo:hntnt q
q: :;s:;5 { 4 = ,.s; s:: y n ~:
,she ~ wesd i M .9 .si sss y q
anes ana has T, H tes Is 4 .1or 81 Il .1e
5;S ~; i " ss..a 5. 8 l. #s;s Promote
Ks.e'.r That The r71t.ndsa 6, tFai sonEttioa aad
e.sai ssr1iee q ths UaIted ss.tes b b. snt.iy Som
tnssion T. Y dIrecs eoat With n een1stuiion apd
ia r. r. o. fo
to Thing H. ihsn dc sefeinent Il d. Alahsiaa
caus sesnsds The EefniEsd rules u international
laW. nd that - declare . b the daty d ths
Of pas1e = sTe52 set q hsfsts a1 th.opsh
~ fesF M1 % .F sS eee esas
1.:sl:;S as:. y = + l:7Ss i. I'D laa.: apon.
Go7esnmnt that the people may be u speedily as pos.
seae res1et i9om ths sad Of M ts1.saoo w,th .olsh
.yrd IT n6I soa that fns Pa!e aees
ioS II ,S9 81 ss seepahtaosF 10 e pespe
R.oista Tint national debt l. na.looal cure.
debtsdness .ssetans e tbe .l letter e DE contract
rs ms. io9 shs :6i.h1eat q empire upon lie
y. - ~, II ~ - y IA '.., .s
&oeai1et MtIne Hquor isW tit now diskr.ses shs
s,ailt bta II he Slate II 1aNs ouSht % e. rspeaid
1ttbt s1J Bsxs p1*A1h}r xNorat1tn
The following ottous were offered Ind re-
eetet: =,
R.ss'ss Ihaf ~ 1re y iayof y nc Lefeai q tse
e if e. IA s,i
tfnte foI th &af - a. ~ fs1nr n{ ia tnsrfnrnt
Il = suinstat license isw.
4. RSsesEd Th.i we sIeerposed e The propossd FL
tttnta g. A,eentment A tq rhs fsaera1 conftsa dor"
ssa4e OhHA Soa4At1kss " 149En - npp1aniSo.,As
!3noHs. Gapsaa a. :; u g 1A, ,11a1U,;
s,e o1n9 - eafah y Dupaq1S; eo,uHea ~
GL .Sne1ton: s1NR Lat, 90 oeotts Aa1f .
aaNtnornyei Suiy5 = 4 -apa!fomsm' q f9s- =
Hnnti1 9ef.;s11 a ~ MEN, u sonh2eo' W. E
0en1l}t oeI1ttN1s DeS taoaae%
tpn& th4 Des Na+n<S Heq{Etk7; 'ttstq IL
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CIR Eributre,
TIE AUGUST ECLIPsE.

The coming eclipse Of the sun is one of
theEost interesting scientific facts OF the
century, while It viii also prove to be an
immense popular attzaciou, commanding
tie attention and suspending the avoca-
tions Of n1nny millions Of human beings
On the afternoon Of the 7th Of August
ned tbs moan uill pass between the earth
nnd sun, shutting of portion Of the solar
Light from every inhahitant Of the North
American continent, aud completely hiding
the orb Of day from a belt Of more than $50
miles in width, running in northwest to
southeast direction nearly through the mid
die Of the United States Tho moons
shadow will sweep mniesticauy over nearly
one-kalf the ea1th's circumfereuce, forming
o circular patch of darkness, the diameter Of
which win nvernge nearly l5G miles. and
move eastward in this region at the rate OF
a,2:.2l miles per hous. The central point Of
the shadow will strike the earth in Russian
.Asia, 1864 degrees west from Washington,
IN North Latitude 6.s, thence curve north-
ward into Behring's Sea, cross the main
land Of the territory recently ceded by Bus
sin to the United STATES, pass through Bat-
ish Colu1nbia to the middle Of the northern
boundary Of Montana, thence strike aorosa
the United States territory to the Mississip~
pi near Sioux City, nearly bisect the States
OF IoEa and Illinois, passiug through Spring
field and Vmneunes, run acroes the south.
EN- part Of Indiana,. into 'K-ntucky, and
thence through Virginia, Tennessee and
North Carolina into the Atlantic Oceln.
The centre will lca%e the earth in 81 degrees
East Longitude from. Washington, and 81 !
degrees Of Sosth Latitude. The actual
time occupied in the passage will be bours
and 30 minutes, but Tie sppareu. time will
be II hours and 10 minutes, as measured
by the difference between the clocks at the
places Of beginning znd ending.
The following table shows the latitude Of
the central point Of the shadow on each de-
gree Of Longitude from Washington within
the Western States, also the Aoesl: time Of
tie middle OF the eclipse at each point, and
the duration Of tota1ity: :
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profit Experience proves that It is q slow
and uphill undertaking to make the very
long lines Of railway pay expenses ont Of
their earnings, and that they almost never
do until by the settlements along the road a
way hafio is built up, sud the local froights
make the dividenda The Pacific Railroad
will have 10 re luce its rates very nearly as
low ns those which prevail on other roads
in order to secure full trains at frequent
hours; and the key 10 railroad sucoesa lies
in recognizing the fact that it costs noar,y
as much 10 run few empty trains as it docs
10 rru ihem frequently and full.
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Railroads

letter IRON Sparta, Randolph County, Ill,
Jrly l., ts,s: ''Toxnsn,ps as md SO :sotes1 q
taT, fsi u4o stock TO the Cairo i st Louis Eall.
sss,ro0 zho1t tine since, making Ia ~ fos Ran
tyc!rn County, slsaooo. Their. AZ tEo more
townships ret to IN ypc 81, 900, and II fne! casf
The St louts 7i,1ks 60 1. &C C. Gilman, Pfts[
tseut Of TIE Town E1rrr Ea4lroad, Is DOW IN this
city, ard he ha. purchased that se1iou o. the
II ute hetT cen MoEitd1 the termt1n3 OF the North
N4snuY4 cnd 0sk katoosa, q dit1ance Of sixty miles,
Wh.fh u nrariy nii graded And ftadJ fcr Tie. ties
crd uvp ed tiEstH md party, Including num-
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-p1ITTCdL

There viii be -four colo1ed members o1 Inc VIZ,
stnla seuai., and fourteen Of the House. OF
these, two qruu Halifax arc Conservatives and
the rest H2dlcalA ..
The Cincinnati Enquirer, the leading Democratic
PAPER In Ohio, Says: = Rcpudtalton Is getting %
ec yer1 respectable soE< Of word, And every day
uakes Il uore and more a synonym for relief"
Alsppes to TaunAnJ's declaration u tATor Of
John T. Hoffman, the Cincinnati Enquirer blantty
ka5s TINT the Last seiectlon the Democrats 1nade
aor preaident IRON TammAn1 Hall Vas not eaaca-
lased 70 induce a repetition Of tae experiment.
Tha co.umbus {ohiol Journal thinks Ta1landlg-
ham, Van Trump and RosecTsns ~ould make vcsJ
effective Democratic stumping THO because VAL
tanaisnam wonid rake in al Roseetans' srai-
tors. = Nan Trump wolld catch the know-So,hinSs,
and Old Rosey wnnld capture the Irish Catholic
vote to nAn- ...
: Ine uo1- ". l. Ricaarasou. docllaes to be a
, 1869-07-17
Meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd
EclIoVH of ff1n pnlSed Slater in
C<H1tYcEufNs

0xAuA, July 7, 1869.
Et,tcr n the ozasha pcizy ueTaki:
ALLOW nc few tines In your paper 10 hloEn
thcsc- interested Of facts which otherwise would
nor reach tEem foE seSeral Eeeka
As Grand Master L. o. o. F. for Ca1lfoEniA
have been In Omaha The last two dzys
DC Railroad :: Company for the t1anSpor-
taron OF the Grand Lodge. OF the United
States from this city 70 San prantEsco And back ~
September next, and On yesterday t19n9mttted 70
orr Grand Set9etaJ. James L HdEely, At Ba!tt
NOR, tickets for the representatives over the
Cnion F.c!te-rclels oTertae California D3d had
already been sent Od6 Felio*s tn the- West,
Iseyeinrt, ea1 Know that unr azfauSe1nenb arc
complete
Ftancisco to On.ha. I add thAs IL Il 10
cue condi:tou, and th4E the mp = n*
only eafe and spssd' s9s comfortable 4s e,,.s19 "a
Is to yne dagger on the Cnion Pacific H1sd y not
slwaTx f4ise, are false now. The road Is really
s2N Md Que, erc1y rod Of it enttre,y baie. Is
as sIccetb Is any Euad hare cver travelled over,
aptf me beet proof Is tnat We we're whiH ed hWsE
= ~ SD 40 Mi!es per houE, without }tf. LADIES'
Eati ttey le.t fafes thau On Steamboat
j can u sure ny Brother Odd FelnMa that tha
MP 6 pleasure rder md any lady can uSe II
atCEe- AespeelQ1},
G.aDd Master L o. o. F. for California
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such leading mvyers 81 E. W
6toughton, Clarence A. Seward, Aaron
y. Vanderpoel, Aug. F. Brown, and
Judge barnard, return no taxable incomes.
This is in .ingu1ar contrast with David
Dudley Fled and Dudley Field Of tho same
Law firm, who return, the former $70,os4,
and the 1Attsr s:o,oo7. Either politics pay
,ery badly in New yotk, or politicians dis
play vast elasticity Of conscience in making
eout their income returns.
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NEW BOOKS.

r1,r uysTORy OF pFSDEyHJa HI, rn,tpncs
and Aiiator1unes Hts Friends and. Ills Greatest
Enemy. II WILLIAM MtKEFE4cK IH1cHKHtf.
noHsSnotu EGiaon. ~ nosto1 M ~ 1@nA oseu0m q
,1% - ,s1,,11s.1,,x,o -T:. - - -. n. 80
ah,a E.r,Itv Ed,.ad ~ sp117nn prxnrs,srIs
Exn Household Edit!on. Boston. FIeids o.
good L 10. chicago: For sale by all booksel-
lttsL lst9- .-
HENRY ESMoSD AND LOvELIHE H1DOWEK
t5 nHL1nA 1.si!is AhEPkAss iaaEhkaAI. LIE. Ao1Se-
cn;carn FoT sste hT MI i,oaEssi]rns 1sso, W.
rf,r yIncIs1 sNH 4 Talr ~ the Tas. f,rntrrr.
~ ". H. TuAc1ERAT. Household Edtflon.>
1Ostnn. FieldR, Oagood Co. Chicago; Fur
sue W nj hookseuefs' ists:
Aessss Fie4ds, oseooa q Coz oi Doslou' aie
"o'ne eut'stanun ana nauasotue se1'ice W tas
lea'lns pltEe IL &ne puol.c.luon o' tas nouseuola
lt''en "a AaaeAe1uJ VIVA" 1. - u nA&as
counterpart ~ iuen Ane uouseAola eoa.,ou u
pteAenst aha ne !" ~ possesses tuo ooe WV uatu9
1.eAAun '..te 10 '' so"tII - tAS'.n:. a,t.. 49,
tuot "A.H uc ms tne o.uci' ooAs 0"a .neA
GO! e"' ~ ...s.S
..,t ..-" ne . ~ .H,
p.Asns s, ~, p.n'I - "a s nu, ~ ~
- "a,.,1a, .,.s.
,.s.,,. ~ 80 ~ .-onner n. ~ verr S,rsyn; ~
1920, ,n,t 1,ts no,s.,oor IA cr.nrncd vrn human
r..r,,.,r,.i., t,a,, ,,h,eb y. a-,xa n Hnon,7 ns
s,ss.s.., ~ 10 I,,ns-, ercrv ch.r.rtnI
w,,1 .nnn me,tr,t rcccn,r1.ttv, hIg nor,
t,.,1,rcs snroet1,ne. vnry rrn HE ina or1ln,ry
HOMOGENEOUS average human Life u not found In
bis books liz Is always on tho lookout for =
!nsus natrs1-un6 when be nnds one, he sttcta a
VI, t,ron,h /, anI hnL1. n mn IA onr vitx IN hin
,,..u,, ., cu,,o.i,tes u. dne. not ,tSn y, All or
H. x,f, II. dam touna Of rarrs toIls and suf1er.
moe hvt ,ho W hims,ra, nil. or Il II he fnddIres
In satire. It Ii In 4 playful manner. lie does not
strip human NATURE bfre a1d exhibit It's fotblea
aud fr!'les TO our gaze, but Aogha ut II, and In
turn, tnaAes ua laugh at It. He are amused NJ
=. ctsdtand ant {farpH hkimpps bot II Tbackerny
t,sd drawn them, We should have detected
tAen-&hc one for hypocfite, the
other tor q common sxindIcr. Dickens gloBses
OYER humau wcalneas Thaekeray shows 1t up In
II, into l,~hr- Tnackersy Ia The invent of Enr.
n,n hrnnr 1te- II mrrc11ess In hts exposure az
shaw, ara ,.n+ 13ts ,nl.r-,+.ntae .rs I'M N In,
xtsnce. oY ri, Ee,t notably thc snob papers and
I.ens.ne,T W.nanevcr r. saw A cs4e Of hynoc-
-. -. ,,,a,.n.. n. W. ~ son,r,,, m tna naa6
1.s:, ~, y. ~ 49,, 49,, -nIa, ~,
nlsesns t1 Nc sxe nn nou,a 1an,
e,,s ~ o,as,t,,,e. ~ ~" =, ~ t.,IIo.s
u -" neioue tou ~ r. eess ~ >4s n.Ss
aou - y. -. W. ~ ..,a-n
Aoo" = ~ .N - - =. 80 -. .saI.
Meu aA aouuu wv ~ ss .osss,, - -.
true fatiueAte' eNeua "sAt uo"n A4so ~ ~" -
KalEs o. nte !of nnuoF' 1hacAef5 Reas up "
90" Il as tns case Inthl ~. autu ~ AAsN'N1 49,
"a1He q. 1ue7 aoa 3tDasa ~ ho,so .A a1-
slana' ine lNnpie ~ uo!n f1o'eoe" oeu!e! uss ~
ny net 'eooos WY WIZ tae nusse, Aan VIZ Maola
a''t.e doe aSsoSa'eo W InH haaaa " Aoneoa. yoa
n''e. uua ~ 4Hae4, "NAA ne IaaIs9seso -
The npniies and tpoonIes and !etEsea Of Ser
want 1jull, md TIC fnnties and spounIe4 mp
s!s,5. IN the drawing. .soon. plesen, EMPLOYS
Te.sta.r s.,n,ar. s,,,ss - ,nrae,tvs
The one ianfhea Al human fo,g; tae otass h.sed
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= The heavy rain storm OF Thursday, md
The continued had weather Of yesterday,
with no immediate prospect Of clearing
up, has caused renewed anxiety in regard to
the crops. Il is not 30 uneh feared that
the rain recently fallen has caused extensive
damage as that il is ominous Of further
bad weather when the harrest-tine comes.
People Ind begun 10 hope that our share Of
rain lind pll been received, and that q
moderately clear sky awaited us in the near
future. Now this hope has faded into DIM
ness, il not altogether passed away. Fear
hsa tnken the place OF. the one remaining
jewel in the bottom OF Pandorns box, aod
We hear Little but c1oaking about the coming
harvest
&T6e surerauous rainfall is already caus-
iug much injury The grnsscs, which hsve
grown lu1urianuy under the unusual rn;ns.
axe nov flooded in. the fields, ind It is
doubtful If m average crop will be secured,
thu1gh the- earth has yielded SO larishly.
The datppuess Of the atmosphere is nlso op-
Grating very let1i1ncntnlly oa the com Of
last years crup. both in elevator in this
city and in TIC bins Of the farmers, causing
it to teut and rot, aud rendering much Of II
useless for anything except Tor the making
If uf,isEny
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Der of Sea York and Iowa gentlemen, are making
mad which these gentlemen propose 70 build
ha. Ct .Psui for its ,tesmlnns, ~ oskA1oos. ;
and Mani ato and Is p!stty well advanced
STATE llue to O.ka1oosa Is sixty nl'es,
which. a, stated. IS elrecdr graded aud really for
thr Dubuque j sioux City Road--ta forty dva
mJleA, which Is in running order acd In operation.
daily EupplylcE DubuGct md tie river towns
With toaf FROM Tho Hardin Cohnt7 minel To
complete the connection with Dubuque It will be
see1 that 1t is only uecessafJ to f and iron about
1efs than Blx month";. II entrSrtteas'1 taken hold
Of. From Acksty the roatf proceeds By Clear Lake
and aspkato to St Puul, Which, tt ta expected
can be accomplished IN less thau two Jears- ~
, 1869-07-17

Senator Truu.bull struck the mil or tho
Lend when le told the officers Of tho Pacific
Railroad that, under their present rates Of
freiehts and fales, they had great line Of
.niiroad without business, md that the rates
1uub, Ike reduced Until the road was loalc
with travel. We t3ok OCCASION at tbs open-
ing Of the road to show ,hst, at tll. rates
heretofore charged, not even tea could la
arsi1d from San FrluciEco to Chicago ct q
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Long. Jrrp, Latitude ef; L1cal Tint, Duration q
n u1h1n9tos1} Ge7ftre. ;. y. m. Thtdtitp.

Chicago hes niuety~eight miles outside
the northern limit of the path which will be
traversed by The shadow. The eclipse will
nut- therefore, lie total here. At1o4 minutes
past s clock in ,he afternoon, the instant
Of greatest observation, slender crescent
Of light will be visible, its middle part
about tli1ty-four degrees from the zenith
point towards the. right. The grentcst
breadth Of The upobscused portion will be
bu. 4Ca seconds Of space, or nbout one
sortieth part Of the SUMS apparent diane
ter. The eclipse viii begin in tlis city at
shout eleven minutes past O'Clock. and
ls1 one hour and fifty eight minutes.
Prol'ably no more striking e1empli6ca-
ton Of the ability Of the human mind to
g7apple with what may be called "distaut
truths could be presented than in the
verified calculation Of IN eclipse, Equally
wonderful instances are. met with in the
analysis of the stellar Light, and the deci-
phcring ii the ancient hieroGly1'hics, in
which the Language and the characters we're
alike unknown !; but neither Of these carry
with them the same amount OF startling
evidence; nor can the va>ue Of these re-
searches be made apparent to the nnculh-
sacy attained in the computation Of the
lunnr motion, as evidenced in the predicted
eclipse, strikes the savage with awe, e1cites
feelings of wondering admiration in the
breast Of the ordinarily educated. and is Of
cquaI interest, though it may not cause
SO much Of 6stonishment, TO the mind
trained 10 letters, and inurcd to college dis
cipliae.
In fact, the magnitude Of the difficulties
which stand in the wny Of attaining these
results can only be fully understood by
the ucst intelligent. It needs high de-
gree Of mental culture to be able to aI,-
p1ecjate the numerous distinct classes Of
vn1i4tion in the movements Of the moon,
which render it physically impossible thst
ony designated position Of n former pn.h
in the heavens ahonld ever be reproduced,
circuit Of travel, which shall permit the re-
eurreuce Of similar phenomena, at we'll
asce1tained intervals, The problem is still
more complicated when, with the rapid
ynristiou in the motion and distance Of
the moon, We take into tho account the
inderendeut rotation Of the earth on her
own ans, to ind the relatire position Of
nry point on her surface, with respect to
thr lu1lAt shadow
When, however, We consider THAT m
accurpte knowledge of tho moons distance,
bulk and uotioos forms but the FIRST fatlon
N the long Iead-line with which the dephs
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BnakE Reserved.

Caen Axp ch1xak By the author q -The Dodge
Club n tth lll.tratons- Eew Yefks Hxzp-r Broth
sE. Ch.:aso: Rsess.a New. ootnp:oJ, ~
-, II g. AnytSrr11a q P111E Ia g HI Wy sh.9sth
~ .a % "a : P.:.sa ni . sJ e'6 Hstepssse
1haetstal- TIth Illustrations b. the authns. Papc7
Now fo,l: hssper Broshezt Chifaso: Heatesn Re~'
HaI5ei,e text deasned sos ~ n sfeees y
AAvrn, 8. D, IL D. frrrtirus M 1he CniresnJ ii
Alehisan Neg York; Hatpr Bto:hes1 Chlcako:
He1tkrn News COMPANY 1aA .
utEx1 Ntae1s8trF1 Rtvth Guide fru11 Clhesfo and
s. leu!s 70 tho Eals ot s. Anthony md Lake snpeT
:ss Ssrs s essn6sny 31af Sn'Ss:' e.ssn Ses
GlasIa Il zM Wa1Ln. lst4--lsS4 By Hl@umy-
r1,ons Anonynaora. Arotuss Fuoaiaher hT Csdnua
NJ PA@1d dRAuanAp-OrEa- Hnw to Co; NhAs
10 bee. 4 Euidc Tor ts.rel 70 and shroHkh Nhss,
A1eru1 the CcnHnente and colorado, itS PltA4 aad
Aca1tatns-~ HoSten Fields Ohsood + u CntcA6a:
Fnt sAlr hy ~ Bookseller lNs
1osstnF. New York: G. A. Alserd lees,
EACxD And CoNk1RCc1zrI ART. IT. Oy1siu and
frpuees- 4 sezt-s et esaaSl. Bg C.Ftn y. oti4 hew
Yotr: =. E: Putnam { sau. Chlcssa: ". B. keen
:,FTv7 A9xs Too Aroz.: A t.u.hfcl eludda.ion q
4he sstrsetiouRnk Tho eua[5 md careful o'n.d1se
uoa Of the question Of pEnaL and osl ~ nrolFad 10
a1n4tc1 farming. Etsh Enpeh T4anahae NdS1ca md In
X sGsIne III of So.t6 tnease saoesiat fi.aas*
-t2&me Btrdt" ETC.. Neg York: Har7sr Rsotherl
Chiease: Westnn HeNs COMPANY. H1a
Vt1dA AHsss. .sp o1HR ,E1soss = q sTEEGa IF r
snfap.s : Ensish" .na sRad EnEi.hs Msaaa edien.
PEIisdtlphIs: -E1lton. Rensta GAde1tnstt. Chi.
esso: i, u, 0ttsEs ca lH3.
, 1869-07-17

glass, Ornaments and combs arc very valuable 70
my one WEoee time Is not 70. The library is rsch:
tn rn1e edis$ors; but have rot had leisure quite
yet, to get through with It. TIE picture, arc M
merons, and seldom good The only one c71ye,
Ii = Msgdalcn, By Guerc!no, and I now.I can't
havb IL therefore crave J.HB
, 1869-07-17

Il is said that by going thousand miles
tro::, lo::se vc can judge what postegi.y viii
tl.iuE Of ,,s-shc distaace in space having
dc har4e soiteaing and obiyioas efoc. as
tie lapsc OF time. II 50, Mr. Seward MY
vel feel assured, by the va1m:h,a1d hearth
Ii 81 If his reception on tho Pacific coast,
that his fame will grow grecue1 and brighter
Is !: passes down to uLbor7s generations.
, 1869-07-17

For the p11poss Of tnofe thoeuushty perfecttuv
the Republican organization within or Hno1la ina
State Central Committee hereoY3ecomnends the
appointment OF county committee, conMst1n8 of
one aetiTe Republican from each Gectioa precinct
In The county, who shall ac9 n Chairman Of biz
p1Kctuct committee, End Be eiecfed II the primary
meetirg9 held pursuant to this c2tL
All who supported tho nominees aud principles
Of Ae Republican p4Tt3 n The tast Presidential
election are cpn1aIy Inxtied 10 tAka part In send
ing delegates to this convention.
F. DR1acpL1,
Il. A. kntHALL
8 R TnlfKa,
D. SINCLAIR,
u 8 CH1sDLRE.
L,W. CoELINs
". a. gt36LER
Cpu1sult1aa
, 1869-07-17


DcHcFxcrx Not EntilIed to Bnuutfes-
p%nuuxtes 10 br lsntd Only IN nm
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kaonoF"oio Dsecass1 he-OV'nioA "
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two 1ean' eerflca, W lo5 N9uaos seee'soi
dEs Loal INC 1penTeM ltstu not Aa5anI
whether the discharge was honorable OF
~ Proof; that when It fully appeared by the
psptss ID the case that dn1tnE the time for which
he vas enlisted he bad been guilty OF the most DIS
honorable crime soldier cAn commit VIZ. GeseI-
tdn, II WIS not IN hoporahlc Discharge ond bounty
could not be paM; that The oounties pahs by II.
aops as opunty de uuder tbe iaW q @ Ise1 and % Ia.
Btsimtnta 9ema1ntus unraid ct teset{IoI aru for.
teited and cAnnOt BE- eafped hy subseunent rntnrr
and service, and that even II there b doubt upon
Be c1Yci1 to tie nan WIN f,esrtei hls nn1 md fhe
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