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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20
GEORGIA.
Assassination of DIR. Bent. Aver

AssassInatIOn OF Dr. HenJ, Aver.
New YORK, April 19.-The Tribune's
Atlanta special says, DR.. Benz. Aver, one
of the Georgia delegation to Washington,
the oldest member of the Georgia Legis~
lature, and staunch Republican, was
brutally and inhumanly murdered near
his home, in Jefferson county, by the
Ku-Klux Khan, on Thursday last. He
was found in the public road, shot through
the head. This is the first of the Geor>
gia delegation who has persisted by the
wsyside, according to the expressed wish
of the New Era, a Radical paper pubs
lished in Atlanta.
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3. TENNFssEE correspondent

ATENNEssEE correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune (RsdicsD says 1.-THE
tendency in herural districts Of Middle
and West Tennessee at present is to-
ward Conservatism, and in every place
where the Republican party is torn by
cOnteBding factions the indications are
the same. In this city it is doubtful
whether the entire colored vote can ever
again be mustered for the Republican
ticket.
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subscription Price Reduced Still
..Y. I- Lower. ..i-s-.-
TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE

Ike NAsHyILLs USIoN AID DIsPATCH and the
NASHVILLE GAZETTE By consolidating the tive
papers. propose to make the USIoS AND AMERI-
CAN the best and cheapest Journal ever published
70 Tennessee. and We ask the united support and
favor ofthe patrons Of both the former papors.
10 the new enterprise. pledsing ourselves that
IN every particular our paper will compare IA
vorably with the best in the entire country; and
ID saying this. We only repeat the e1pressionsof
many Of our patrons. Who are most capable of
,udging in such matters
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20
Our Manufacturing and Do
nestle Interests.

We shall constantly admonish the Southern
people to be selfrelisnt, and shall do what We
may be able to induce the establishment
nSnufactOriss in eur midst for cur home pro-
duets. To this end We will pay spscial attention
to thu COST and STATISTICS Of manufacturing.
and exert ourselves to encourage the diTsrsih-
cation Of Southern industries and the Develop
msnt Of Southern rssources
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

ROCHESTER, n. Y, April l9.-James
Helsar has been sentenced to be hanged
on the 4th OF June next for killing his
wife in Penifeld.
Buffalo, april I9-Mr Stratford,
Canadian, was before United
States Commissioner Gorham to-day,
charged with smuggling a large
quantity Of morphine. He waived an
examination and gave bail to appear al
the next term of the United States Court
at Rochester Collector Tyler has pos,
session Of most Of the morphine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

A. H MARYLAND, of Kentucky, who is
nominated Third Assistant Postmaster
General, was mail agent with Grant
while the latter was in command of the
Western armies, and was johnson man
- 1866
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

1t is understood John Stuart Mill has
written letter to the Secretary of the
Equal Rights Association, recommending
the plan for convention in New York on
the 18th of May. Delegates from Eng
land will probably attend the convenN
tinrn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

French papers report active preparao
items for war; recent orders have been
received at Cherbourg to arm all the
iron-clads before the first of May. I'm
usual activity reigns, and work is carried
on during both night and day. -----
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

There is some mystery connected with
the appointment of Mr.. FoulG as Posts
m lster of Cincinnati Private ad7ices
from Senator Sherman say he has been
confirmed by the Senate--but his con-
frmation has not yet been reported in
theneMspapers. - - ----
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

The ecclesiastic trial Of Rev. Mr.. Russ
rector of st. Johns Church, Lafay ette,
Indiana, terminated on Tuesday in a YER
dict of acquittal, except as to the charge
of improper conduct in visiting the
BLACK Creok," at indianapolis, for which
he is to be admonished by the Bishop.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

VI FATHER IeNATIUs, who has been lee
turing in London on THE Christianity Of
the Low Church Party" makes one sem
sible remark, that, seeing that there are
900 100000 ofpeople in the world who
don't believe in Christ at all, it is great
pity that believers in him should quarrel
among themselves.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

Letters have been received here from
prominent Cuban leaders, in which the
utmost confidence in their ultimate sue
cess is expressed. Everything is going
we'll with them. The movements under
Quesada, in the vicinity of Puerto Prin'
cine are most active
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20
In Every Thing.

News. Commerce. Finance. Manufactures. As-
rieulture aud miscellaneous topics. together with
political matters shall be the special object Of
attention in the columns Of the USI0s AND
AMERICAN, 50 as to make it ahead Of all other
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20
Schools and Education.

evil take especial pains to ascertain the
true situation of all our school and eduea-
tional interests. 50 as to keep our readers fully
posted in regad to those important matters.
Too much consideration cannot be given to the
educational interests of our State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20
A carpet. bag school teacher in Tan

A carpet bag school teacher In Taila%
dega, Ala, sentenced negro girl, one of
his pupils, to do ten days cooking at his
private residence for a. ViOlation Of the
rules of his school His pupils are
rather refractory, and he manages to get
all of his Homework done by them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

The Rev. DR.. Ford, the Baptist paste
in Memphis, was thrown from his horse
while returning home from seeing a sick
member of his church, and very seriously
injured. His right thigh and right
shoulder were broken.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20
Upon the Subject of Agri-
culture,

And kindred topics. We shall also give an az
tensiVe variety Of valuable and interesting mat
ef-ths bsst adapted 70 the farming classes Of
our State. which will. in a great measure. sup
ply tho place Of a family agricultural paper.
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To the Friends Of the Old Union and
American, and others,

We ask the friendsaOt the Old UEIox AND
AMERICAN. and all supporters Of Constitutional
liberty without regard TO past party affiliations.
to aid Us in extending our circulation and busi-
ness. in the warfare We are Waging against Radi-
calism. its cOrruptions and Hsurpations. Speak
to Yeur neighbOr and get him to take the paper.
at least for the canvass. Address
y. o. GRIFFITH a CO.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Old Union and American Block, corner
Cherry and Church streets, aur7
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

"Many hOrse-Owners have called a
meeting at Racine, Wis, to form yig-
lance committee for mutual protection
against horse thieves .. .t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

Case DeLong, nominated to Japan, is
a politician from Navsda. On two oc-
casions he was prominent candidate for
United States Senator in that State-the
first time against Senator Stewart.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

OF. Skofeld, Esq, has been elected
MAYOR of Baton Rouge. All the other
Democratic nominees for city offices
were also elected
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

THE UNION AND AMERICAN as an advertising
medium shall not be surpassed BY any paper in
the State In enterprise and energy it shall BE-
second to none.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

At the late session Of the Louisiana
Legislature a bill was passed incorpora-
ting company whose object is to build
: railroad to connect Canton, Miss, with
Decatur, Ala.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DAILY. AND WEEKLY

Tn-Weekly and other subscribers. having
prepaid for the US1oz AND DrsrArcH will be
supplied with either Of the other editions ofthe
UNION AND AMERICAN st the reduced rates, if
hey will notify US Of their choice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

James Smith, arrested on suspicion OF
having passed one OF the forged Jay
Cook & Co, checks, has been committed
on complaint duly made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

A LADY in Detroit has obtained ii,
VOrce because her husband used unkind
language to her and compelled her to
black his boots.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

For thirty.fve positions in the gift OF
Superinte ndent Rice, OF the treasury
building, there have been three thousand
applicants. ....
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

Ice formed at-Rsme, Georgia, on last
Wednesday The thermometer stood at
81 degrees at daylight.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20
CARDS, BILL-HEADS, BLANKS,
All Kinds OF Railroad Hanks,
Circulars, Posters of all Sizes.

T0BW0RK OF ALL KINDS DONE NEAT
- ~ and rs rneap az the Onion and nseri-
can Job once as anywhere. Give US your
patronage. anglo Gf
, 1869-11-03
A NEW COLONY,
The Late Expedition into tho Ind dun

Country.
Fro5N the Omaha RtpHtfi-Il OF. 81
VIC are inuebted 10 {. K SchalIer, E.o NJ nv.
European 1nhiREntlo1 Agency, in ihls ci;s, l,r
the fut11HtuR memoranda r-lalve TO ri.crn.
Journey nacse BY hiuEeu. Governor Butler 4ut
EQmoer Of other NenteMtu to Itlyeseou adams
Clay. Alckes and Webster Couns:es, w,tfi i Ti.w
OF eelsStlnK tfaet OF eoantfy adapted fur u
eny to T. soSnasa sOas. ta s,sscs,sn ol tue Ea
men eospsnes :ne party: csssFner Ssas,es
Bsowp, Colonel Alexander. Ieurepants Alrxau.
der and Butler, and Z. r ScnAler, E.q. With
mem we.e number Of ptonee1p wdo desired to
* 81 esa S s
i2!o haht which the party mad promised them
.sses should form the tscrea1!Ee porsioa OF the!f
rontt lay along the Big Hue to its head wsters.
p IEsa ac1osa Spring and Eihorn Greeks to Whl:e
Epon theiz arrival 1t Ktaak thew din.
eo7eled setnenent Of eight men wIo ba.,
been Evtng u the netghtIrhood for ttree
spfns ae, M eseT n tss5 ~,
lhef socf. Atser aesperzie rssistsncs. ] tne Fssi
ss q Il /. ss tssa Toas
devasisted and Laid bare Of sll seessstiou ~ tnc
savsses, ManJ settlers who lahablted this co1n-
whtch the Governors pa1,y passed on ,he,r 1ou1e
serFed ~ waning n,oun.cus to thns- wno
.oqd M a.ts0ps TO Introduce tho arta Of civilization
Near ihe Big saudy they tested the soil vita
spades, aid ins:eud Of nndlua the esnd which had
been Ieast to Expect, discovered II 70 one n.ne
u2r1 Of rtch olack loan, which exrcnded clear
scrtss he cot,u15 10 tho extreme xesteTh houEd-
ay Of Websser County. They came up win baf-
fai0 when within shout nfty niles fru'n Reana
o1 the h.st dAJ they Killed ): on she second
aisi ~, ~ y. Gcse.aoi su.,<r i4 sa s'ien ;,
General Pattlck. 5; Captain Dso~ "a, Ii; Leu4en-
ant Butler. :: Charles TOOK, B. acd the atcoc,pa-
nJnR catzcus shot The remainder.
Governor Butter accompanied the expedition
for the puTposr 0! isotlng up End puFcnssaR
100000 acres Of land 1ot colnuIz1n2 nufrptes
land In The midst Of tue Irdltn couutrT, Txo
tuhdIed and for1y-dT- Iauiltes will gesxia upon
these !Auds IN the early srf1pp
, 1869-11-03

-. ;.e..,,o 49, 49,. ~. ess
~ 49, a.a.. - 49,. ~ ~ ,oco 49, go 80 t.aa ~
49, ~ ~ - eoo' AA4' - ~ nA'
~ ~ ~ o' le'o ~ a'1.es0
w ~. =. -nl -e '41An NO "ou1a AA'e
w .Ae4s "e1e ~ s'iin u "oo'-
- 4s, ~ sneu Aofe'Sn "oo' "m ,tee' 'ns
ptie' ~ on4o ~ "ooi Ia 40" totk WAS 20
een's per pound ena IN I01' II Is :'t Genus
1no outy u % per cent nAs mol aoaeu
, 1869-11-03

taco 3, Section l, Of Tho consultation. Tne aues.
don 81 changing Il for theoretical reasons has
5Q@neF, and otht1s have Ill dsscuased It. Now
She change II argued n n absolute necesslfJ 70
prevent Outrageous 5rauds: tho quesrlo1 Is plsc-
sssspsisi to political health. All Who have con-
s1dered the snojcct A!lse At one conclasi1n-t1tk
ea.nes 70 ~ en,ssgsn @ Z ps,anys IT, e
Iorm III Ine repoFt Of H. LAA1rDce, Of Ohio, on
the New YoEk election frauds:
ytcs tiS p .siaept snas Se chSsen u foilo~s: ~ >
"TEo electors Of Pfrstdebt and Viee President
snall te chosen It Iasxe, from each state, BY the
number Of electors 10 each stsse, eqoat 70
the wAolo puube1 Of Representatives, to which
suca state nay 30 en!!sisd IN conxresa an1ll 20
pact e17itoIJ, eAco containing, u nearly ~ pos
albie. An equal amount OF popua1ton
1.-THE unes, p!aees snd 1nAnners Of cnooalnZ
Sneh e,xetorp snail hu prescribed 10 each StAto BY
tho Iskulsnars sheroet, but The Congress msy Il
any troe By law make Of alter zuch scsutAt.uua-
f tss ssos ies of q ae,ss 1
d eo6tea.1ng tae right 70 the ot1ce of President
wp.ea seena 10 e une1eepuonaols. Waat can
be oope to nAte Il practical question: How
can IL adopt,on be forwasded7 Po1tctana, csu-
mater: Tna measure seefs 10 Dr. up, not 70
create, q fountain Of corruption. Il carries wish
!, 70 polite, 70 sps ,Srs 91 sietos
fRefS H. kGGQ Any pupDE uSt4 III WHICH l3I,QI
of thu sssDc1as,on can he mafe useful: II there Il
ans furction can pro II Is putting lts shoulder
proposed By Mr. Lawrence. II snouid adopt sneh
deserving political orphans. Political ofgsnl1a-
To this norE the American Social
Sc!crde Asfociatinn proposes nosu especially TO
deyole ttAeif, AMI IT. hAs a1reAdv begun oJ adopt.
hz. ~ txr ~ II NAY, that n.tat de.esE.ug and
uno.l negected Of political orphan~, the civil r.
rice reform, Tnat II may emcsenilJ prosecute tho
noor, It asks support mud nent sroaa the
large ctaAa who, h,le wishing We to tneir couu-
Ut. are 7e cousclpu1 that, tmRerbed IN other par.
tutt%, they do not 90 thelF full duty towards It
suggest that taiS association do uen0ri2iiEe Con,
Xress on the subject Of the immediate passage BY
IT, and subnlisston 10 tho LeRtslsiures OF tho Hev
Federal Constitution, Of tho amendment to thai
Instrument recommended 1t tho close Of ReooT1
Nc. 81, House Documents, Fortieth conRreas, thru
9ez1ton."
, 1869-11-03

aay ~, ,,,;ror;tx
s... =, ne-.., Es,r:x M tho ron.
49,. .~,;t;,., h;.. - I'm
-, -, ,,.s.,,;tv ra,ber th.n m tho
-. :. ~ 49, 800 IN o;ro th,m tha;r
w.. Nv ~, .,1d mt snppcst bovaye7 ma
49,, ,o,-nt c,use of the tendencv 10 An
- ..s.. T., a.. n,7n,tar NJ cort..,.d r...:
.rh;. :, ~. cnstorn ~ vot;ng frIl NV ..J
r,tc,:-. TO both thu incnrabent nd tha
CONTESTANT. whichever NAV hs a.. zn,,.,.-
IN, p.rtr. Such r,.toc, r..,..,-
" pmsa ant RI ~. III
j. ., ousetu1 III, =" m,no,;tvn u.n
rcganlless Of the ruer,ta al tha contact Por
Wills Concressrne,, ran rtr.toh .h.;r o,,'
sciences 60 far AZ In rive ,ha ..,t >, IN.
t,oubtful]v entitled u II tbov NV. b,na,.
tha fnnadenca IN fo,f.;t ~ vho,. ~ .ns
rnile.oa nf ono wh,,, W. ,.,nta 80. r,..4
ed. and their univ e,,.,,o frnrr ths ,.;,sm,o.
IN i, DIV. tha ,n.n ,,h,r, 49, 49,, ~. ...,
and psv both vhi,c ,bo vonnd, ~ ~, IA.
fea,cs ,arars.-r ~. .oo.h.5 ~ f,11 ~.
Th, efy.rt NJ III, ,,.,;c;o,. ,nsto,, Is -
, 1869-11-03
4 Queer Stofy-I1 Decker Nox n Hmm
AlHt00lR6 &l0txQl

Ffo7" the 81. .'ohnsturI lFtl CuledoHi1n-
A dlscoretJ has Seen rnate In regard 10 The
f1unu1 1rott1ng horbe Dexter, DoE owned BY 3tr.
Robert Bonner, of the View Yo.k Ledger, which a
YArciess OF this COUNTY, and a. me same uu1e take
The credit Of ihas ctieotsted hotn lrom the
HAmM4toti1Q stock {where it hAs AIWAy9 beef
AWxtded} and place 1t 70 the e1edn Of me AnsEiA
blood, Hrefe Il belongs. 1n s1off, Dexter WAa
r1Ised ln Dsovi1e, csledos1a County, - s!re Us
Boree mare ThH, IN brief, 10 the pedigree Of
tnis wonderful horse, as the stozJ goeA
TIE person who has m4ue thls dlscoTtf5 y CT"
celiut Ruaseux = man who cana here IRON Rock
ford, Ill, Ats Jea1. The manner Of the discovery,
u We undeletand It, Eas In this Hlse:
Nr. Russell became Impressed @f1o tue &tnl!A1Iy
Of De11e1 30 ne Morrill, ssoet, ~, % eanade1<
2ble correspondence and inquNy, be traced this
hons back from New Yozt 70 chicago, ron E9l'
ctgo to Lower Canada, thence 10 EoncolA y. Il:
mi from the latter place 70 HI. 0oseet Low o.
pat tsumpsic, but *no then nSea u uAaFlHe- on
ta4linE Win NJ Bovet, the iatteE SAD 10 lAsed
certaln coi such Jear Th!ea ras a ~ 11tns Ts,l
lost trace Of him. In deacnhn2 :pa colt
"a described Dexter pegtecttJs And 0oSa who
haye seeu this celebrated hol1e fHeF tdat ne Is
n<rs1tsrjT m1rted- In addtunn 70 fhi9, 1e Under
s'And III. Rns.e' haa tse 1moas1H OF ~ sne Pa1"
linz ne iefy NJ goree unF1l he cana lnto the pos
settson q Ttusseli II Chicago on earning 1hese
Ssrr5 Nr Kneseil paErhAsed the Eovee mare 1t
nnee' anal together With tho Cushuan aud Rtcb-
All F1tut horses uh!en he already owned. stArted
iskt Monday ior unnasA- TutE, u ottes, II . htsto-
lie result OF ita exposure must eet np kne Morrill,
blood, xh1le these who have paid such euornous
nrjces 10 ret the SAma bFced ~ Dexter-as tpey
xupoosed--nukt feel rather cheap
, 1869-11-03

GUS eused q s.s.es sts:i q Jln Melsna 70 sse
MclAne afwAya t1Ted from bA ID to Iouth, and
nevef had anIthinz 70 10 st'en OF taken fn,m
h1u.
After the excitement about tho war, and III
troubles peemed 10 die OUT, AID tneD seemed 10
to & IL saa
many ot tue good people Of the county cooeern-
log the proprdesy as returning to my old nome.
a. AL, spoke toof all ps't'ea .atd Sam, coma
leans back IN good faith. 1moved to NJ noo,h-
err old place snd lived ihere nix MOUTH
then moved TO l111ooro and SLaye1 thera uatu
lat fAtl F1hting Il hard to maku lirlnx lharu,
novtd On tha h,l.ilnppl MzeE, nesr Rash ro~er,
bsek 10 tke Tarse R'1e1s. m tho San Isra pisoe.
to fAiAa I cEop- Thcrt tfyed and wukteu t4l tho
oh of june last, chen was wa5laid and shos By
th1t or ny lncnda may yet cali to acoodnL
jim Ac1Aut. AtQ1lnp. ena eahesA, EAylsld my
house e nar,1er n 10 Aptsi la.s for se1stal
.sHoorHo Slx A14xE, AND cooz1se sUrr1n
.e..s .sn s 10 ~ oass .ss nv Tssv ~ tssy
rue there. selected Jim AcLA1e. ~hou, xlew
oa1y BY descHp ton, and shot nin fron the nouse.
TOOK Eoed carr oi their sealps after KILLED Nc
Lane. It Wal then o'clock. Aod u bad eaten
no hkeakfast OF dinner, cooked ms own sapp:r
often snoused 70 see ny old zn,t W,ltao,s dod9.
Irg the balls a. they came in throuS, tno cf1css
The, bsrd The nousr. aid. - naA nnl.aed my
supper, Ahaodoued my burning fottlneauon. Al
! We1S cut counted tnlttJ .nsr uen R,lst1tog the
buzpi1g nouse. ] sAr Geo, DogxrIt, Asa Jack.
sen., ssD 20 Nc Meshsn sus A: ~
within SIX feet Of sumo ii 1hs guar,l Tney
seemed blind, OF II least they did not oncr 70
AwARxlsa 10 TIE RADICALS.
wish 70 Aay 10 the Radicals IN aad about Farm
iogton TO ~ afe bow they n.ls.rsat nv Nlfe And
rest By order Of the drunken Boweu, and win NJ
10 bob Hi and Joa Ac0shAu TO Ntlk smoothly
sna pos ft r. ~ faniiy suffer Tasy aeped XII m1
jim McLane was = tool In the hands OF that ln-
tamons creature ano coward, Gu~. st Gen, OF St.
he nay hSe nnssi, % SsVs 10 70 ans1er @ % tor % msny
c11Gea he planned and vas TOO coHAtdlT 70 exc
cute, ont got Other. 70 do 20 Tor him. AcLaae
preacher Pnik, ovrr s. years Of aae.
Mssh 70 sAy to anssraof AcClasx 1nAi could
haye eastfJ killed him rhl1e be VA 10 Farmtngton
lies from Tad uIen who arc Radicals.
Two RUSu3L3 or RADICAL BUtlII1-
lb2re hs4l iva hnso~ls Of Radical b0llets shot
Indtar, when he nred fourteen ahots q General
sp arnea as tas sd dea
put ~ trust ID him, aud bel,ere tic balance oi
my dGts viii be spent more happily.
DON'T fuIL0w GRIZZLY REARa.
WIS. ny wound Is en'ireiJ heated, aud I am good
IN ptAcs: aud Il rnsJ do NOT, On them b tne con
let spies and t1formezs keep a = aaie distance
from me. ! do nor t0lua ! clu be easily trzaiet
bnt stl 1t Is tafest for any person that naa desire
70 aunt up Hlldernrsnd, 70 let tnat alone. Re.
sta sss = .aa' out 10 nan
may know that tho writer ns this Is San " I'M
, 1869-11-03
A Su6u3 AlENey-


We Eona months aimee had oeeas.on TO mention
among our court proceedings tbs Institution Of 4
suit agatnst one James v. Ciart, FOR she recovery
Of su1 OF moue4 cot Of which hs xaa a1leeed u
hAye kw windled young man who hA4 gone 70 his
pIace to seek employment Whether that matter
haa been settled siueo then We are not Informed.
nnt rom tne following Artcle, clipped from sne
II L1nts 7ftbuNs Of the soth Bis-, Is wonld seem
mat CLARK h1s been prEcfietug hts decepttuus IN
that city. We gre him tue pcuent Of the Aayef-
tsetnent ~ We understand be intends 10 Az1ia
visit Chicago soon:
ths etsy to nnlnltisttd sVastfse 70 he s1u
hp6 EerAfont u shaFpe5s rInF uadcT a uanc Of to.
telEScnce sEfnse II almost Improbable ttst
10 many p<aplt hteou tht1r dupea day lbs s.ss
strae 9ve OF tx saye rsn twn parties. giving their
n1tnt Hur5%.d to be F. L Kobins,c, esr- 10 th1s
sa:y from Chicago md opened real t-tste oee iI1
wanted neu for ltsronetb,e pot ttsucs they rrqurY
ca.h deposit 81 tfou, t.oo !. a0a aud suctsaet in
tAkIns IN r. a. .ben shes left snddc.ty for Chit
e.s9;stayl, thss the5 xoqa 1rtusn On A2ndsy De.t
wN dcrF tAEsa tusnsts rial Il aktt at ~ =
Aettons h .hts e, ape* hi. afva auososns io over
-, h!a g. d t s l. IL e IL q
sioaa.. Tes.s no vsss. sEssaa sasa<s {,
as2 ss2 s e = sts u. i I'll sns .hss se s
of lalf a sthry weEr ansx ID out "t ihe bal
snce Of thrtr sHfplus essh hing empfoJed Akens
esse d. aaid Ci.if d. rs,rinos fso1a ther
lfensa- aeeus1 for tho faithful dtehaffe af ther
~ thu means Clask Co secured the se<yiees d
4l1tI ase1ir. 4bo xtfs e,atlos ed d,sap .aiAi.s.
-[aEmertt IL uuneceBzAiI.
, 1869-11-03
4 Prince Among Fools.

From Gas Lontea icundda) fkstpsrapA.
The eseefneas w1tn which = esftslr elsa sf
70 Auy celehtaIed individual has haan especially
rotlcEanle throughout The whole tour OF the
Pr1cte. Where be has stopped to dine, he rem
nAnts Of VINE aod wxse1 have heen e@ge.1J drank
up, and IN some casca the Rlasaea themselTes have
even been taken away. ops servant give sasls-
faction 70 @ m9en y larger humber tnan could otnex-
By cha1sDg TIE CLAUS and then retltrg i Is often
= sbe Geduio1s msidens drained L. Whom tae
Prince had turned the sod Of neM railway, all
the lsd1ea n t1e yiGa!ty Or No nev. earn
Hakoed Tor + and utumphautlJ exhibited ANAL
ots ct re , sane, trapped N naadte1-
wears nice, new gloves when he H11etS, md tho
Prince USUALLY Heas = rar II soaied lAsender.
The three gentlemen also wear hats exactly aiika
on a occasions Wnea they ta1e % shesx nats
Aud leaye their gloves, every oua thinks thai the
bekt R3nEea neioIR 10 iht PTirce, md The cnase-
qrenEe Is thss Colonel EpeluStoue haa losskayeu
night hard gloves! The P1sncet pocke1 haudkef-
chief WIS s1atehed nom biz hand u TIA bali As
London, and every edort to recover II prnysd To-
eGEctual, but week A1erWard Il HAA sent 70 him
through aone unknown source. Tho Governor
General too + sufferer It the hands Of the re.tp-
paundele1L He 70 aec1s1oUed to Ns1r : Hhlte
ke5sey hAt and during bis tt9 through QntafsQ ta
hX1 lost no lE64 tH4u a1Xs