davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-09-15

VIZ ,ln m. likn i1n tfa1nf n Hnvritn't
i:sM"t'a m1r,ihiataii"1t p" fat, liz a"at,ta
.r,l," it,,4,s, aa' .t,pstps IN ,nitn'r IN 'i,n
i,hs.,u l,u rttttsn hhl"1s Atnti+w l"i,tt'"'
t"",i" i'"ha,ifnt ra "Ht j"''',f." 1h"
~N,ut'r~h NJ ~" ata," trAs"'tn,." f'4n III"
M.t.ld.'a it,.' aud III" 1."'nu, ,iNnt'l p'ssin,,
sa, If a',H s"'t,,,:t.at li'taslt1l""u t"i"l w
N,st 1rb,'I.anu, 10 i'i II En""l ln1HIlN1'iN
ltm tsa ~AA t.a,n1ssl w tiaaa7ut 1sat..a,
md !.as Auin Q'"'d t.IAsh'rary ~"F'i in"
truft. f1rs,ts nt.1inn it, aarnnFal E"''"
t.l"s""t '.ah 'sasn 4Iy anAAu'"s sisoe '"'i7,
As :" ta"ltsinsau,1rn. II Pn3,!ia Is,s,yHHsi"p. z"
III trying I" Iaaks 1enneaasn n1lh' I" lila
native htAt. New llampnalirn) in fra"
srlnu,la, Wuhin l.is tusm fur hnAlrea
trlnst fi,I.s,'n Lave ber,l lui!a, and tlHEty-
h.,rn ha,n 'trnn hnrncd i'y
thu t,.rcl,sl4, VII" teHurl schnnl
9,nufrH aa III. evidence III their
hulljnEnsi.n. and nre very industrious in
t'lIr.wing Ut! their hhacklcs," General
Elton hAl ..1hu .rct,rt,l IN attendance al Ais
trls.ls II l::;:.,7 pupils Of both se1tn,
which was n wholly new state Of thinga il
Tue history If the educational cauae in Ten
nes4ce. General Eaton was defeated ai tlt
ciec,iu.l by tLr fEnudulfnt vo.es Of tho Sen
Ter lu,r,y, mud an cx..eLc! was elected, who
Il ser,t s'rahs correctly, il " Supezintend
EFT M l'ns.ijc Instruction" without hAvint
evt1 received mich public instruction III III,
elementary trnnches uf education himself
I3r will him u ovcrtusu wilat Gcue1al Eato!
has accommodated
, 1869-09-15

IiHliltB Tia VAT, i!a t'..hfa.t,uaIn iiu,utn-
lurRi elalulblur.,s iith hAreo VI htnuL ln thu
''hatlsst.b ~, ~ 'l"H Light th'm-
,A.ss, aud a,tt tlus tssss,s, ss,"lnA m jmssAaa,
nfn inv Cn1titirAtrs II htrh. H,Iru lth.
Hnr, l',u cn1.!l'lny haH rraarIi tlln 'iuw rur-
,lIirates, a,nt ianlic,l ul.ur certificates IL tIln
i,nh!r.a II tllu utiHiunl htuck. En.psttle.
'e~s, thn hnl,lurA NJ att,ck uu,!cr thu hr4ut4.
tsAllun net clalu. .'ifi,intnl., nnti, the mattol
the United 6tateh. il has decided that III.
>cl,trstraliuu uct aut! u1t ,tlrr Arta Ut tl.t
Confederate Congress-, md all procr'"lng'
,1nlcr them, nru to be treated as nl'solutrl,
mil n,ll yuii.
, 1869-09-15
TIE LATE SENATOR FESSEN-
DEN.


i'r, n, rr'fauf tHr Fr~ts, E-E,, IL.
4 IT," rrvt,m examination nf tie hn,r q!
srnatrf e~s"nirH Was tnt' ~ III. fp4.". y.
:tIIs t:'t. tt>ttt'!at n''rnnv. i'ss. Petler. of
iIfrfH:"r. ffhEtits snh. 1T Stn fHtk, Wpsyi.
1rt,a,i s'i IsstIss. nj fhts rt. Af t'r. fr.srt..
t'rh. sufR'rtf N rnttrr IT thr Marine ltuttdfti.
ntti tfnthtf If t't sna'nr. h"!ns ~ s't+fr'an~p.
iHtHtfs tr'rF !ntH fEH ia.crft tn" t1H1t bat
tfar s ~ I" Ii, "nt'trlt trf"sr'!. fsltt 'i h,r
t'a frY n fsnt hr trrt" t',,1" thr t,''as.1 -tn,I
nhsr N Il tttol state nj IrhtthfHftrit. tsft'.s-
ttl,H sna sts. tn's'll n't t!t.. nstri"ft"si asrt
Was Mr. "t!:tnn n nm peIssptaia lhtt u H." "!t''
1t ftsttAltt'1 t tn tn TN fH.aaf. tl,it a1' ~
IT anr;sf. tr H-t i,'rn }hs trtt4.st.. 4iri sta III
sfr ttl's rs"h1 nss!l f!'''hlnp tHka+tl sat"r H.
ttls., nht thss .htH h. Itt Nh slit'p r+h 4 'rt
H. rt'"t',t "',ls"| 4,s h;ttHtt ,ttet,'.F 80 h"
t.a ,stu ats..,',4ltsI4; 4st tktt l.t.iit; il ".,.
tstrlt.s nit III eHtt.,i Him t@"t Ait Ftte,sth:r
t4atit h G sHALfIf lEHtu 'l!fst" 'lGtttlIt"t it
~ ttAal tt4f fas', #i fh4l }lm I'm ttafs tElst.
thn fht p.i4''s ~kfs t~,. thr i'tisst4Itt!s, ~t"h
H. l'ntG4 t1dt ~ 4 fatusatrlu .id4 4ft4F{ 5tsiH
ttp II III +.I.h!i IN liza sysirh!, k+a {L.I3
Hn%I *laE|4tiiI4 sti+ifthH.
Thu iHIluHlh4 tltstsi,.! tEt,FA thu tllsGi.1t ,d
tI"I. Ma sG'r!frI }t.sirfal ~ IuixH tGs.u.iru,
Ihtl,Es u thu siG hshalnt via "a stIHg d iii:
luAtsa VI Jn.tHa Fua " !bts slig:
"H tsitiAhlhht hp1tt. y, a,h3.
!" Ia. i4ih.nsl 4 t..u".s.:
ft.HI tT!.ttltI W.a hi fIc@4d; HHe fat wt.tlBl
ha.r lntu fhtIlahf,t afftrf6n ntnt uiaratthn lila
ihr tai ArHa III tlH i'fehI,lrRt. VIVA rertleet II
with Iuusl lIh1ghl! rrgret. liz tetLa It q sEvetg
t41sut.44 t.ea, ap,& ttt.leEa h4 ssM,'athy tn lts
ta1nt, aE! tfirss Ut It's Easu senaEnr To thu ,ar
Nhlr1 hr sn AfLy represented. ant 10 iEG roIHtEY
iiG 1fsEr'I snfxlthtn!'1. 1iiAlLT,lh tIsu.
, 1869-09-15

Al n meeting Of the Reform League, held
4! Cie.lcn~e>l. England. recently, Mr.
l'raaiaryh delivered n lecture, III which it
WIS stated that tie whole uu'nher of 1aud-
owners in England WIS now Int $4,000. III
lshn tic ono,ln, II land tax WIS &. I'm, ,nfM,
aud the 1ent received l'y the owEcts was
339.,.Hn.MM. IN $50 tbr ts'..s la de-
creased to E1,759,oo,, ar'l TIE rcut hal iu-
creased 10 IcG, ,doa.CCf. The lecturer called
attention to The fnct thu, while thu
lawH Of rritucg.ni;ure an,l entail provided
fer tl,e hcn,la Of fn1nilies 1T The lHn,le;l
atistocracy, their younger branches vera
supported in uianr wAvR, mt tho Puhlic CT,
r"nse, lie denied the right Of the uwt,.
rrs |" lock up the lana Tor rlrnsure gr,u.u1s
Wien ii WIS needed to taisp fnud fur the
1ut.1,!e
, 1869-09-15
MYSTERY ATMANISTEE. MICH.
nianppenrance Of 1lr. IIcrbert Field
- EtrQk Excitement = Susptci0I,
Nou4ed Agath4t His PaEtnrr% 1Ir.
nnhrrpaoR.


,a,, mon,,sy s ~ ,ne citizens q. shis civ vert
shocked b. lie sudden titssppeaiance Of M,. iIer-
Il III .Jas peH nooa TIE an e. M m
rrsn,nr. nreyious 10 its departufr. tbe nre!,
nd aI..psed partnership, and tie nrn1
"e,G ss5tshs'oy sfanss
tiane the business. lie took h!s tnnr.4 ant
otbef yalHnl.lts and put thea, tuso the i,usc!ar
H. E,ri 10 t,se the other denartnlent ~ ths s,;.
!, h,rh Ma. 1oexfl a1t f1as either rn,'h nneu Il
Ab9at oslotn tnrshrI M ,sR 'npl m rers @
tu,t ~ h,ch sas wtncssttj ~ II. d Hsn.,fr;I nni ~
i. u. smith, IN Mf. Smiths .tofe. a1jotnlu9 .h.
.secn ,hr,n 10 nSs; ihefs the following notnns,
an at sanea % tmra wen, III " ~ ~ n?.e Esns;.o,
Mnnla9 n.othinR t"1ne. anl .i ~. sai3ae5rfa' d
rrh. ~ ;ae naan NJ 9s,n SnutaseM ~ t,no elesm M
help h1T a. rfef,1sny nasan hfnnge" ~ ,n. "n
| tlnneh hls wptk hhtil h9lsne'' Hhen Mrhl
ni. panett mt.'l'F, ~! the ~. nahnre r. "l ths
ac,ns ~ ell c23e'l TIE safs aaaiu fainv s T.
"fh thf sah.f sehsnn.,an @ ~, sh ~ hsi stsu " WY
ia! rretlo'la y t0!a o. mem Me. ,sahanfp',.,I
ai uhsr fase ahf aafs az ma1s ~ ~ .r'tps ,
| bF T.1h tt'ftn'ta VT. Flstts Mhefrap-oIss bht
~ha h1R',e " .iitentrf atiF t',lthga ~ MN.
an ann ~ Mt ~! l.aa ,s ~ w s'lhin paft ~
w W. wy" ~mnm y" st xm'i ,. msa ,stinu; M a't
m@s 'lhr'nste' ',, PA as.aH W. elnast"'l 4,
WI t.r "tn,t ~ ~ =" ""'e' ""' '"' H'7
"';inn iii Wr,hss,ss t,ntn,nx tits ~xs,len,rht ha,
~. ss.,"bsm ''I iha t,ter Ia nmi III ,",,s
~ .dr Il. W ,mtuu N x;t'h % liz ill., Xxx t
y r.t,' -. ~ tt,.,,'tt,. :" r+ar', w. " "
| ,,.rn ~ Inn mi IA ;hr xraf,'h n ,t,s:,,t.,.
| H.. ,rc,4 t,,.de With tasln,,s su.ul,,na ti,n,l
na p4g,naf. sir. ,aslrrts"t, "'e HOPS. aud
trrI,,a IN is III t,t. GruuIt, Ills rirr1ll.tar,rea
! n,ru,1Jrv tiIr tt,stnYrfY aft the&s: Tnp1 NuIt
Hers tul iaat h m VI itn Lanx. Mr. 'sI4i u nut
, 1869-09-15

1rttr trnfs nrn. Ma',nn. t'f,"sftns. \ iArn,s
srnt,ab,tr, rtrtttr', w th' in1r,rss f.'p"rte
ttat ''"t h'tsthuI wr1' fl" In IL" ,"rt is1".
Mtniam 8. hnt1rhr, tntnct! II M,nnrnpst+.
rn>. vi tA,ntttH r.Hkss Is y t"fintt tatHt"t II
stHt.tstis thn' I'm lt"a fnaftl tnh'e1hhs "iIAnl
"ts+nt i+ns tt,s th.s IT. hos t","" h@Af 81, sH'"
tsn HIS iAh.i..
1h. t,.,t, i,nm.set ~ t'"trs'n. 4 t.thst a,at.
t,ttbr tstt. has t+Iit t-t"st1 n t+ s'i+h nt'tt
.,t,A III {An jta tAtt Ut hhI hh.aastdi bHsst~It
h t.Al th+i tlttnx Ills hitlttm nj hlhs AsAuHst:
iai, ahn ~&s tA.lantlA ii hI4 tbHt'a4a, hlM 1hs
s.t, If tuts.i.ar.li 44s4 I"t"tH,
Al lsth. lin t,ujrFd NJ AusIta is,,lifI.t Iila
,ahrt t4t st4as titss'sE i4stt 81 distinguished ~.
b. VI aIuu ,tsnFI~a ,eI h"intAs1' b1r tls 4*tAhtl
IL, htt u W &lit telHIIte.l II !" hEt. WhaH l!b
s.tea hl4 kttu da.tAls.4t It Gn th.~ Al' hid htlt
aas. hn tE,. nrl tAu Ieli ttlht u nAs !,s rsDtssa
FIeit1lrA ClIa,irat tAr Gunant 81 nnn h' thn s's-
lnrs IT ra,inxR.
Ths 1'aI,a t1a.sE,ts fn4Asta shst iHe eek'kIn9 M
spain IN An rHthnaaattc nilEsr u tlIc tIt4s!.'t
anis thst he ollrn rones INN TnuSsise 10 ea'ia
IN EEAitly this strong Passion II Ills. Ihe othel
.tayt altef the performance vas 0ser hs vent
III l.t,sr1s bravery, nii! In "s,'eE ~ MaAe Alai-
Aclt lnpu'nr hr Ordered. ike rnMt1'ou Elnsta's'
u Sli1n of htxt. The proprietor VI tic place,
~hu cnl!ecA autographs, tr1utitt~i tho de
th.9tl.r, majesty to write few wordA l,on
FtunsIs dr Assists wsnte Immediately nj, plfre
nt PAPER, N III mot care antthng aaott 1stiery,
and ssHi tcHS aboat tnalIclnn* cnss!2.'
AietcHt admits that his estimates Of the women
he has written OF are sniaslrs* swt'sHsH VI hts
| worship Of them. Ills passion for Ma..ane t;G1ou
was fc excessive thas he a*cA Tor who.c t!ays ia
st ts,c,c her picture. atoElnr. aros:pphI1!nS. aol
| tnvoAlue her sympathy, When be- oueh: to have
txen SssttfE ur married. his second wife. 10
eoycrucas, tsec2GRc he detected In her \ t.se.u,
h.asec 70 this divinity ot hts Eea.nfH! days. The
n1uutc,p,a Of The chap:e,s Of his French history
relating to Joan Of AEc arc in may p!Aecs oo;tei
| With tears.
| 1tro11 h:aA baea circulated tha. Masos John H.
| rra,t, tho s,Iute.i Texan fugitive aud assassin
whose cesc recently ca:ac before the Ln!ted Sisie:
and State Courts, IN New York city, ID very con
-r.cuous Eanne1, has temporarily aleo NJ hll
| se.::euce IN Europe, II Is knoru that he becams
frightened, and EtaEteh on \ yosase abroad n,oa
| eve days a1ser his release ty the Cni,ed Sta1ei
Commissioner. ..eaaftlnE from New York IN 81:
iae vessel. under fe:Sueti natoe- It Is bel,evet
| that his position - AZ odlcet Of The Memphis, E
| Fa.o Pactrc lt,!lroad, aud his other pusines
putku.ts, viii not permit hts remaining away Isoa
this counu! for aoy extended tine. Should III
u:reupt to return. however, he ts lkety 10 be re
arrested for murder 50 strong s the feelleE aeaas
hin II h:s 1Attye Sia:e, where his c1nes are a
| legged IL caye heen committed
, 1869-09-15

Minister Motley il des'IouA to rrnpcn tEo
sl,lfstlon Il thu Letllrruut q: tie Alabn,un
claims, and thinks tue British Government,
will he fonrd ready aud anxious II pay up.
Whether they were Or not, wo fail to see
ihe slightest reaton why this matter need
he longer postponed. Tbs British Govern
,nent has as great an Interest in settling
lhanl uow as it is likely 10 have at any fu-
tnra time. And there skoaa he. as part ii
tho settlement, not merely payment of
lie claims, bat on Official declaration. il
possible, by the two governments relative
70 the right % psccipitate recognition Vi
-eEcls, and the responsibility a govern
'ncnt for rebel privatcering c1rried on from
s>sIo il. Whichever way tue declaration
tend it will be Of ltrsire to rs he,eaftnr.
, 1869-09-15

It ii time that Polar expedition. ,yers
r1iiculeG on. OF existence. The kind of
Knowledge that is to Eo gained fsesn then.
is not worth a voyage 10 cus'a to obtain,
End, in yicw Of she vast fields Of ofune1plored
scientific mud chronological knowledge
wLieh may be investigated with but little
cost OF trouble, tho Arctic Sea fol.ies may
lc set down rs little wilder and more in-
.lefersable in the nineteenth century than
WIRE ,Ae C1usades in the tenth. Whcthe,
an open Polar Ses is fact, M declared by
Er. 1Inyes, md believed by Dr.. Kane, or q
myth. as dedueed l'y the last Swedish e1pe'
ditiun, is rot hall 70 important to the
world as whether the Japanese efforts II
raise tea in Caifo.nia. or the last prospect
ing party from White Pine, shall prove
Euccess. Yet two e1pelit1ons-oue F1encl
:.d tie other German--are nov OF thei
way townrd the pole to determine thi
point, yhicL, when determined, is Of les
consequence to the world than almost an
Of the faets wAieA The world daily finds
important to forget.
, 1869-09-15

lht Ftftnnr rtuuta ffrn Paris Tint The
E,nl ''nr Nrpol"ou runlrtnrlnt,4 ntli,ntiu4
III fnv"r Ut his s"n. lie t,"rn.i+c govern
tu"flt tn f,r htlfunistntrl II. tlH' meantime,
J., n ts"nrr .nr'sip,inE nf III" f'rirre Mn
r"lr"'1 n,n1 tlse Ethwrsa Easnnls'. Eurll Ii
st'.,' r"nll ntr'lstt,m tf'e fttnei t.rr1c Il,
Il" ""w rHi"'. eo H,a.taetir Tint III" stsl's"-
,rnl st"nttl IT til" t.tn,mfut. nnI"s4 Il
sl""'}'a "r"rt s"tr err''1llr. r"nh, rtuaI''
r'tr 'Ftl" i"h'''. Hi"t i..."1s" n" drni.ns VI
.rtAnlt"lt. II ia 1T" ,",tilps s.t,ai ItAt l.,
iss't" lttn trnnsinl lnss'sttslual"tt IT tiat"'lu:
,".'a t'n+st n tla a'.''. aln', 'i,"t"i"t"4 ihn
4'"s.e" th',:is IL" an'atu ha,,"l"ut In i,"'sl
III tty Il, l,}itnitu,
, 1869-09-15

liftfent laafnat5, anu not one OF them Ia been |
published. |
The call for the colored Men. Sat.oua, Labor
Contention IN Washington, on the 9Th Of prcepa-
be., aaJA that one Of It's ojecB will he to consider
he question OF The importation Of contract coolle
labor and tts e1ects upon American later and to
petition Congress !as the Adoption Of 1ucn taws ~
Will prevent ls8 being system OF Slavery. The
call sa1a its effect Will t to forca American labor-
crs 10 work at cool'e wages Or starye.
The Augusta ga tCsns:itu.iynais: upbsnt6s tho
numter Of Southern people who, At the close Of
tho war. we're converted into an army Of mendi-
c1uts and iuratlct the North with natehle.a IT,
tsrpsdl.J and much success. Their ctusa!e Has,
in III opinion, bad enough, but their adventurous
tuiiators In 1863. It complains arc morstfting and
Illuminating their own peop:e and compelling tie
North TO believe that the South hAa become akeu1.
ina11 TT chronic cha1!tJ+eefers. 1t demands
that prompt Stop shall he pat tn Tits urTautzeA
EyBtem mad that these a~aruis Of nfnef4pts Mail
staJ nj home and 90 To work.
The Memphis Aratanese heretofore a strong
| nrt-eate1, says, ID its tssue Of the stn:,
"Wr crIs<t e.atu uat sou and ttz ectusly aod crpo
.yn u iuxIes and zaasrr ut II ..surtd tha; e
r. Il @ ft ID sa
q more ,9!ay And Na!ieians xIswth W 'aali
yPs, H.! T. s,s:gs5! II "a
q r. o .ad se,f s2gtns !. I'll A.
sa,,.,t Hswy II. liz ,sssssr.t sss.sa!. ,Msts t!ie
TI ts11I,t nlse,.. tns.ts u vi!tn. ie,'ns'.rs
3l,ttftI;L TesaF. sud All We sA-l drxt'te esi
cuttte pTsen the masfri1 interests Il The S,ath.
| rurtr Welrh, u the fxmarrdtir C"n.t1rater, a
| n.AuIooea, 1uwa, says, !u Il recent number Of b!
ra1s'. ....- -
het rGms,c, h.. t.s1;s, ttlss ont !4n5e, ana
~" s%us i. .t",s ssssaea ,., !: hHf,,,, S.a,. s
II M I'D 1sa'' s9''i. . +
10 u. E!se" ~ s,r,ui tT y. '{!on and o!ies = 2
Hsrnrt ii n1oeiasic Central Etntttte {.e iessure,
@ @ IT'D tsi I'D J. I'll : ,.rn ,t.r s,'',
tn1 ttttss fnnft l." lhHnErth.I thc It~l er IL
rattt wt urv,t st't',t ers eaa IT. r+-,si'
II tl"h sH--,! utll1 tr pfu.s4t IN N ..ru,ru
Il c.'f1rIt. tine stIs stut leaders"
4. sht ftrent Th,pn Hepnhnran" ntn,r Tor
ven'E"n. In MIsa-s'rpl, thr following 1c4yu.ou
nprt ainlhr,..
"ft.a -T1.i fn. ftt Tho r'trrIrIe~ r,,locl..ci
itt Mluf1lrrnE ny. n'1ah 4 ~ l1ufts. faal
al, ~ t.."s Nis s@'.,.t,a 4 s,,r s"".i.. .,t
'rh.Htn ~" al.,'!.'1 2 - ~ ... :, l.'l f!"t'
Il. i,ns Atn,.,s ali tis4-r. II rue ttttteu,.
"fh,t 1hs' ~"t.t'llnllt Inn" u" Ir,"st.ttYn
* ID. ;.;. 1T IT "t.. "t : s t
tt4t+f hhi trAI.f Ill ~" H+I rHtsills u
htst'. ste1 It"t"tfli. III. t"r sDI,.n srnt,,s
A. thrrinv Ut tho t'r'inr Eallt FtAfn 'ttt'tnItlr
nt Mtsa,rAtrti. hrt, VI 5arA ss,n, nj lin Sth, II
ihtIt'~ '4g fetalHtInha ~asn atnh,s,I
~ That 4 /. hat tIeri,I h. h,ht ilr.n1t MIR tfa
t'htsI E'h tt In lt.ihHI.tic III krl III Huti
"2, That, In tlr ..tbt". II tttt ,n'.tlrr. Iu t.nr
sihk." Mrsi il, Al t:i, iii. d., 1.i i" rt',tst, ii,
,uII.Lt thr ht.ir aid 'htrrs.il.i .i,i4ss II il
safty. sh" ID tAtnfs,l. n"r IN 'sdnty E.nttEut,
H. .n.r.s s, s.i'i"r. F"i i"st.i.ttv. e.,dss is
ln tht Eeia. sid .hteE thr c4'npslG1 n "titt"
, 1869-09-15
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1860.

The Republican County Convention mt.
Yesterday. mud nomiunted ticket nri
adopted set Of resolutions. The uuanir-
isr by which the lelegatea to the convcn-
tion were elected sho1s that there is a
hody Of Republicans in the background
WHO did not participate III the proceedings.
and were not Represented in the convention.
Thrrc will undoubtedly be an opposition
ticket u so1ne EiEd no,nfuase1. Far our
.wn part. we shall wait md see uhnt kind
u ticket is offered to us by the other
wing of the Republican party. or whnt
kh6pc the opposition movement takrt.
, 1869-09-15

THE Chicago Enniny {.'sf, which month
OF two ago thousht thr agitation for tho re-
,uoyal .I slo National Capital II hinge joke,
now thinks il only question of time. and
proposes that II be brought to Chicsg'. 10
bring n huge ioke to Chicago, where We nj.
ready hare the E'ftniny Ts,f, is carrying
rtals To Newcastle
, 1869-09-15

r., Se@ .l.bany t:,anse' eiat sats: "Apre 10
nstCo nss been c7o|n Il Southern indiana dCr1ng
~. trnn1 cent!er en- rho a,e we'll posted In shta
rSss; stape, 10 have ia.ely l,as eed extensively
II ,ct -ca,st.n Fast OF Tie STAG, *e learn that
tyeF ra:ed Thta Is especially the IN the Counties
os srtEcer, Perry, Warrck, Gibson, PIKE snd Du-
lois. Tue erop .iil be ! nost Important one 70
his section OF the State the present Jeof. The
iarr e.. sLf soon eo1s1enee gess!pS It hons:~t
preparatory 10 putting II tn condition 1oz E2sset. =
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3s:,,1, With ihe total crop produced, wAs rs Go1-
;oNs:
&: z+s e: r" ''' #:!::::: s:::;:, 81 4;
te:s ; e.. s''' '''' ,f;si si;sss :" iii i.';ti:s Il
Ff1sfs74oE f;s or r1ror1t4ios TO TOTAL cn;,'
This WAS the rcsul, for thu year rrecc,llng tie
ebpctmenI OF the Norr,t tsrin. II s trae that our
exports Of WHEAT aud Indian corn 10 tho three
scass following the enactment OF the Morrill, tariff
IRON at average OF eo4l, ,ooa hahe. 10 m average
Of 46.oJp.u0 bushels, hut thls Is contrary to ihe
theory That high suritIs tend to keep bread.
ssul1s at home, and low ones TO schd Them
abroad. There is need Of great cautlon IN king
gencrallzalons a. TO the influence OF Tariffs on the
movement of brtadstutfs Good or Tad h4rTcsts
IN various countries exercise an uncomfortable H.
f3ncncc upon their movement fsr he5on,l the reach
/ nF ang legislation short Of prohibition. The nAE-
Att for htcadstutIs In the world IL al tho nunbes
Of consumers; this !st Of population 1t Is some-
tines taid IN the wBy Of reproscht iand It Is q
curious Ha7estJ OF Nj. Gatey = manure atgumcnt)
TIN, iurcIsn nations will not take our breadsturs.
| II Il not true; but II 1t were, that would not
| te a good reason for our passing law1
| 70 prevent them from doing no; that Il
tlrptivn them Of The neans to pay for them
Every country mutt pay for lis Imports with II
csrortt. 1t tnust paJ for the services which 1t re
ceivFs With The services which II rftIdcl1' II fur
ign na1lOus nre But allowed 10 render services tt
~, how shall wc Icudef ticU the service 0
hrea17
'Thc nrst series of naalat'g !Snrhir,ns4 werc pub
f-hf'l In 1s15 AMI tlIc aecond eetics 10 1asa. Tn
:rss tcfcs were translated in ISIS, hy Mira u. j
,cthr ahtl published lie aame ycsr hy a. +, Put
rum, OF New York. Mrs. Mrt'hth~ excelen
frAhslntign has been followed ny permits
sion of her publisher, WIN hollis N
l fbpt t1phI ftn&
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Il Spain is really, as reported, ahout to
throw twensF-fouz thousand fresh troops
into Cubn, the teyolrtionists will be very
2'kely 10 come TO early and sudden geic@ in
TO Uetaphorical Eense. For, while it our
rl,s} wnr We never have succeeded in eec-
:uting as rebel an, buGy hit Juhn BrasA,
the soul and martyr Of tho Cause Tim.
sriumphrd, ,-tLc Spaniardz have a facility at
sanotiug prisoners which is only c4uellcl
hv their cowartice in bntt1e. Huwcver
large trls rebel forces nnder Ccsrc1cs mud
Jordan may bc. they wonld not l'e soo
numerous to be publicly earroted or shut
N 'an,.t If captured. The Cublu army
will foon be the men In the gap. Enlist
inen.s fur their reinforcement h1st been
dull uf ia.e. If they hare anr r,Terful
friends IN this cuant1y tltr wiit d" we'll Ia
either promptly reinfo1c" lhcm VI aH
promptly withdraw them from III" island.
I,t us uut hnvr Tic Matitpilian massacre
repeated on the 1tepn'1icaus of Cuba.
, 1869-09-15

van is reported to have "npproaehcd, md
the cheers ard enthusiasm were dyid-
ed between the United States and
Mrs. ODoneran. From the s'glorious
tenor Of the resolutions We should infer
that the meeting was held at the palace Of
1lrs. ODonovau; that that good lady was
,ehird tho tar at tho time, mud thai the
orators Of Tho day, Mcssrs. OFat7eu and
sfcA,cs, had been pauoniziug Mrs- O'Don-
ovaE before drnwing up the resolutions.
lsssi the Assoc1nted ptrss IL humorous in
.,:isut;on, and, not having any uexs from
Nnsk Twain OF 5osh Billings to forward, i,
sends the Quebec meeting instead.
, 1869-09-15

& new ro,tnn 3grnTu 1.s9, received IN that sea-
port, IT. ii Arsuse. vas eoosed Nfes Tomaa p1s
twtr1s n1est tlow EoluuenS "a iM rss
tn!r,y Or rvfs bales more. Al of which sae and her
cpl!,!1en nsyt uasr thts season me same 70. 70
nlau made tn. crop o. COTTON la4' 1e@1 "H 1ne
4aMp ntats.
, 1869-09-15
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

TNr Norway Oats-Thc cray Nor.
xrnJ O1tt-Ti.c ORx CA1&lc0Ec-rMC
1'oaulo DfeEcr-The Weather md
The CfpPx-%OaltnE-Scv Tfitng>
-Arpofntancsit OF the id 1utertitt
Committee OF the State EIDFlicu1-
tnrskI society.
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great lAtttcat,
ACqC1Kkp If Of XExlal
Eeiesr t1nst give you an Illustration of how
Srry evenly the lave bears on ssint aud sinner IN
Ituh. IL 10 much IKE Him WIN caustttl tho 5zln
to TALL on The JUS. nnd untuAt aAxc; Las. March,
one william Tortert, who BECAME convicted Of
Muftnon.an fouf OF nrc years nf', ditcortrtt, .
seta OF coal eleven fees ih.ck. ous here IL 6ta+s
Greek Canon, which y six OF eight u1iits above
Echo. OF tic Ne.ts. II seeus = fellow. na1aeA
Corety, hal feace aerots the month OF the
c1uou, and he told Tor5eri that he mast Keep a!s
dllt2nct, the groans Tne1con he s:ood WAS holy.
having tren Ctatspe4 hy the Church <of J. L. Ut
l. D. ~ Tu.bect went 10 naa named Aaron
Daaiets who received the Gospel as i: u II Nor
zoe. from tho TIPS Of 10 Smith. himself bns xho
a.wats te.d that he hal Eg:s tc
naoaSe his temporal asta,ea 10 sur himself, a.!
pFppo. ed thai they SHARE The discovery and pro
| ceeaso e1'sn all .aapsoveAt Thty went 70 xa's.
but pretty soon sold \ ope-tai1d interest 10 Gen
| erai connog. As teon ~ Corty hear, this Ec
| GOT Fang o1 armed Sxtnta and wcat and drove
| 1,anle.s and Torhe1s os. DESTROYING their work
| s2yCE The country was theirs they acquired how
1t Of Mfx,co AMI held pslor title to the Cnitct
Staset, and, tnrtner, tina. Counor couldn't wos,
the mine and IlTe. tile certainly couldn't HUrk l
dead, dear Coples.l The TWO Moy7uons, tsorh,
iess having 4 y!s.t perception At tner ees1all
doom IN coa:est with the Church then sold on
70 two Gea..es. l1atnes aad Pessc, Men wez
! again Set 10 WORK And again dr1reu OF. coanor
CO. then appealed to the Crtted GATES Dtssns
Cocr1. which ordered the Cnited States Marsh.
to Put them In Possession Of the properly. Ii:
Monday this WIS doae, AID Deputy u arsha Ra:us
Le1l left TO protect them In r. But the Saints m
| lied aud aeatn drove them oG, Marshal ani a
connor proposed to them TO maize an agreel 8. AZ
r.cHt Of the Gaze, II hts expense, to be place
before the Cntted States D.sttct Coar
'hotn parties to abide it, deeis1o1--a sots Of a
tss1auor- They ueclloed, sailing they had II
power, AID they t'du1 care for the lax+ II
cotniry WAS theirs. they acquired t, from Me1lct
| &C., ic- sho1.i Ike to Know rk: American
have not as much right In Utah as the paupers Il
scasengers B1!ghaus satellites are bringing be.
ftom tue lowest stratum Of society IN Europe.
ATIKXF1tD EtoFkIESI.
Crest Efforts hare been r1ade TO keep whs. 8
Going 10 ten secret. heard 1t pretty direct At tt
tlrre. but doubted It. since. however, naye r
telsttl ecnngnaueu sut1c!eut to convince me III.
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way. THUS, our expectation Of rot't aod nea',
netat and 1nisan corn. for the year iSf' as COM
,rs{ri With tlle total CROP produced, rs lot-