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'rG AND '69.

After prodigious deal Of carly examining
in the history Of the Var Tor Independence,
it never had really occurred 10 us who
fought it until We met, not many years
sluce, e. venerable lady who danced w':h the
New 11a1npshi1e boys on their wny down to
bunker Hill, where sone Of them teu. No
Lad harborcd the revercnt deluslon that tue
persons who fought the var for indepen-
t.epce .Fcge men averaging from y,
TO 20 years, with long, powdered
rigtails, buff vests md knee b1eeches,
ind noses Of tho Washington and
Winthrop pattern, md that they Ind
deep convictions on the question
Of Parliamentary rights, holy fervor for
in5ereudcncc, and devout hurror Of the
drty on tea, ALls nine in ten Of those
sound and prudential men were copscrra-
live, while the hoyA WHY -ous du~u ts
"lelp out General Warren we're a wholly
different elass. An average experience Of
from sixteen to eighteen years ut squirrel
shooting hnd impressed them with the con-
riction that General Howe could be
cleaned ort )" that i: would bo 4 g high old
la1I' to perform tits cleansing process !;
| and, in tho meantime, that the best
way to prepare for marching all dng was to
tlnncc all night with the girls, and, II there
| remained time, 10 accompany them part
If the way home in the morning Curling
locks and flashing eyes we're more to them
,bnn the Continental Congress, mud The Only
declaration they we're thinking Of was .
| declaration Of lore. It E;s tho boys of
France who made all Europo tremf,le, and
flo "Young America" ot 1916 to whom
Jefferson and Adams were the rtompters,
! The s1rcwl old Tories 1amentel that these
| wild youth could be so bewitchcl and led
away By the radical dreancrs, and by mcn
who seemed, III their eyes, wil,ingto sacrifice
Ill tLeif wives, and nearest relatives for nj,
idea, Of which very few Of those who fought
| AID h}e,1 in it's defence had ary cleat con
| ctptluu.
Tie reul experience Of &c has been re-
peated on larger scale within our decade
There vas the same feryll aMsh vi youth
full patriotism, the same calm enunciatiot
Of advanced principles hs the basis Of tht
contest, lie samo rush to arms, tho satus
sneering Ekepticism Of the overwise, nut
then. tie long, slow, intense agony, and, q
Last, the tbinned, SCARED, scattered regl
ncnts deploying home, q revolution won,
Bng triumphant, liberty enlarged, md 1
people grateful, but sadaened hy the pre-,
ence Of the MANNED, the widows and the or
r1ans in almost every household. This i
the great price ut which new rights are plis
, 1869-07-04
shall be glaL 10 stay here a. long ~ you pfeae.
Tits thing aouafa me greatly"

shall be glal 10 stay here al long u Eoa pFease.
This thing anuafa me greatly"
Karl Gutzkow, the great German poet
and novelist, writes a. follows eoous Duke Ernest
OF Sale-CabuEX- -Gotha, the brother OF Prince Al
bert: "Dule Ernest ut one tine held ont
seomettc hopea. Now. nothing remains Of him
but an excellent comedian, Hho q sald 70 haze
played with rare perfection the dtplomatc Boiling
broke, 1T Got1a, te1d1Af to tie Negotiation Of
L2ugensalza- At Dresden, Where the Duke hpd
spent ms 1rat youth, and where he Hill Kept up
pleasant connections, It WAS Emil De7rent, the
celebrated Actor who tooS the to the hotel City
Of Yleuna,' 10 his prtnecy friend and ratEou,
and. as Te no* see, pupil 'How lons will IL b.
unt1 cur * y thrones cease te exist exclAnl'el
tho Prince, then radiant with Ju1tsful besuiy.
lie was at home In all branches Of kuowiEise-
TIE stage, music and politics we're hts specisl pen-
eh7nts F1rqnen. huuttus excursions strengthened
body as nne az that Of any Of the mile tneutess
Of 1hc Coburg dsuasty. So~ the Duke has lost all
his former exceedingly gseat popularity. and u
shcrt tine ago be eycn MS fash enough to praise
IsEtelf III pub!tc-'
Here il another ludicrous episode froas
! tie recent ras.slan riots. Daring one Of the hsl-
"a enasEss made hE thu srryezs Ge et;te upoatls.
pedestrians on the bouleyas.!A poor laaover.
who Wa* E..ascatAy returning from his shop, Tas
pouhced upon BY t~o he1caleap policemen and
very rousaly handled Hat,' he exclaimed, -
an Just On fny way notuc- have NOT done au7-
thing. ASK this gentleman here II evaa e1c OF
the Voters he aided. pointing to a very WELL
dressed gentleman Walking aeh!na HIN. The gene
tleman 10 question made haste to assure :he two
pouceuen that the lahoftr hat tol! thetl TIC
truth, "A1, you arc Also ea':ait!' AMI 4 n.mnc'
tl,euoctat'. replied one Of the policemen F*l-
low u sc the station house. So eaFiEg, ar ttk
the elegant gentleman bJ the Eeck a.ld tr.,s,'i
him to the staticn-hotlse- The chef III charge II
the station there Questioned the :sGa.!r::a:,,: ):
! "your name you- profession - "r1n F.aacs'
d. Arstss!a, King Of slsin, was the reply There
Is no need fer Us to saJ tha: his ex-Mllesty wLs
Immediately set st liberty, wttscut the in,crtrs-
s.aa nf hia fdepI Marriott
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Tic National Anniversary fa1liug this
-.a- fo . S.r..l--,.% - -sA. u.:1:v4 ding 10 ini-
memorial custom, be kept rs . holiday on
Monday, tho Eth. There is something
t,rand in the idea Of national festival.
Every man has some slar which he regards
Is worthy of special remembrance. There
is no f.t.ily whose affections ire not
s.7tnLtLcutl by the recurrence u{ days
which L.e exceptions in the clenday- The
BIRTHDAYS ,pf parents. md even the birth
dar Gf ..:.cL Of the little people, when Kept
live1,y Eiial affection, are bright spots IN
Le pathway Of life, AMI norrful indeed
nllEt l.t tl.at household whose inmates can
rac:u Eo day in the past to be remembered
IKE he;,s.,,i ii harl1ness :.tf joy. A. With
individuals and families, TO with tho people
in the aggregate. Nations have their days
OF special note, and which caano.
be eta ID from the pnpular recollection.
IN ,E:-ny countries there aEo days
set n1n,t to commemorate the merits Of
saints to ulmn the country is supposed to
Luye been l.. et,,uc ,i1ae under sI,ecial ob1i-
cation. Iht birthdays Of heroes and pa
trops, md tie anniversaries of great events
hayc I'll, IL une form or aaothet, become
uAtiona1 festivals. But II this country We
nh.e a national holiday whose every mem.
osy is Il rurest patriotism. II is rot the
birthday Of saint or soldier, conqueru- oz
tlvli1.rel- Ii is wholly free from personal
OF hero worship, 1t is the anniversary os
the birthday Of the rcpn11ie. It is tho ns
u;,croa,x of,hc day on which the American
7r,orl. Ibid down the chains Of 6ubjcctt
and walked forth q nation Of freernen. II
is {he day On which our ancestors appealed
Ia Lie ip..;cc Of TIE world for 1ecosrihoz
ssz,.ong the uations Of the Garth, MD fh'
div vLxa 70 each other they pledged theu
Iyes and fortunes to maintain TINT Tree
dom aod Independence they had just pro
elai1noa< It vas IN event which bad ~
rrecedent md cannot be repeated i We
IN event whose Importance has al1ead.
ecn c1rcrenced il the civilization
it lie world, and which has revolutionlze
he previously settled policy Of mankind
rns tie day whca WIS BON into Tue iaIn
1vot ns.io1s the american Eepubio---ta
i,sa INSTANCE uf free people unitdd uade
he peaceful rule Of seif:inpoaed oonstt'
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Aua Ida Lewis, TIE lrru,ne Of Scwpor:. IS eoon
10 ec us2cyicd.
The widow hnt family of the late HcEfE J.
Hsruond I'LL sAu Immediately for EaroIc-
The wedding pFtrcnts rccetvcd oy Mrs. Js1nes
Miller nc7sue.tJ Mis- Lcaa Gcnihc.3, Of New YORK.
Ere Falued, saEd ruuos, q. Ei05,oal.
4 SeF York correspondent Of The Nuremberg
Courier sA.a thai Henry Ward Heecher Sustained,
rrcouy, TcrJ beAyJ losses b. 2recalauon5 IN god
and ta1lroad a1oclsL
The Jor1<1ero, Of Aigtetras, ANNOUNCES In la.ee
tJye that tne u,.ieasou Of Dons 1aaol IL tava1 Of
The Prince Of Astr.1ag u settled thing, and
thk1 the Prince Is 10 Ea17J daughter Of Queen
T,ctorta rho will, Ia consequence, ccdr Gibraltar
70 Spain. AZ Ills Royai ngancss Is on.J u ye2rs
o, age 1t Is presumed that TIE Princess Beatrice
aged II, Is the ht:de hlnted At
The Hon Georsc B1ss7 died 1t saratos1 June
~ In 1851 he WAS q member Of The Vermont Lee.
ts,sturc In las5 he ca.no 10 New York Ind ADAM
paA l4rxc fortune In the hardwArc trade ue va:
elected 10 Congress by The Wings Of the Fifth Dis
! t,1et La 1sts serTtcx rrta ISL In 1855 he III
a,ttn elected 10 Congsesa ~ the Rcpuhhcans q
| the aeyeuth District
, 1869-07-04

The New York .SHn gives all men notice
that it is the flrbt paper to advocate Hon.
Schuyler Colfa1 for President in the cam.
paig1 Of 1872. The 4Sua has inquired the
expense Of sending special reporter l
herald Lin on lzis present tEiu,uphal toul
through the Eastern States, aud devotes
the greater part Of its limited space II
reporting what he does and says, Bat
in one Of its recent issues there are
symptoms Of withdrawing its "shine. AM
casting It's shallow upon hiu. It ANNOUNCES
that he is two pounds under tho trut
standard fighting weight, as given t,y tlt
Chcv..lic1 George H. Butler in his CORE,
spondence On the great Henderson question
II follows from this authority that Mr.. Col
fa1 will rot do to rnn for President paaes<
le comes up 10 tic correct fighting weight.
1t ndds:
"Dne Ling, however, i conso!ine. Il Is ssatcG
thA: Ns. 1nd strA. Cof4x both Helga prett,ei, tht
same, to ppu:sd-1aS pounds eac,.. Sow, hrrt
Is a good chanie for eaG2l ~auaIn's rights. Lei
whichever comes up to thr true 1Shttng weight
IG,' puELds-he the c2E,!l:c-"
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Nlsf 1sFc and Her Invoice OF Choicr
EnEsisA Servant GlrIy They TO
orr Like Rot Cnkex.

Ff't' sAe HemitkGa {c1Es.:aj is;teastor.
The 9is1rr Of the English serran. girls brought
cur ~ Ats Rye ~as quite an cveat IN tho city, and
cauked great STIR At the ER!C-a1t Agency dur1nI
yesterday. Accompanied By tie lady hetBe!l, the
gtfa aI71red on ThnFstaJ evening", sud we're duly
cate1 16t. Yesterday aiotniu9 thsT we're taken ~
me Emferant Shet-, roona having been set ap1=<
for them by the agent, MI RAe. Where they Hesr
20 1e found by those requiring Laeu. BctEeea
and 10 O'Clock nusIbe1a q vehicles wese vending
ttetr Nay f. the scene, ahd Tesy soon kheee Vas
crowd Of nearly rEo hundred persons, suoss or
them anI.eus to onta.u servant Gtf-s: Of eoaise,
as there were only fnHI. 1Ee snpP} saa
took l. pht.ssophiesEy enough, noweTer, nth
the erceptjun 81 one iudiFfdnal4 Nnc o1f taken
a fanrv "a one Of the Gttls, 1cc ooettd TO marty
nrr I'M Epharptly for hin the younT Eonan did
nnt'esrs 10 consul1r1ate an alliance elPuu zach
thnrt acE uatn.aare MISS Rye had The assistance
Of MIS- Drchsrsn IN dtspostnG Of her iris, and
lie tw0 ladies' Epeot the greater paIt Of the day IN
cofz pletttS aST1uSerenA foy thsir comfortable
disposal Al but seven Nert htred, and lhesr Xl41
Kve started for London With last evening. The
Jorug women we're al respectable and ht2lknJ-
looking ray from IS TO q yezfs OF age, aud xtTe
very fEadny taken up. There Is rstle doubt that
three tines the number might have been disposed
Of, ks mAny were required At different pota;s along
the Hne Of the Gst1t Western II waA Intended
to nxEe brought the Whole Of the ITO Eias 10 trt1
city, bot Alss Rye found such pressing demands
upon her before reaching hefe th1t she hzd 10 let
tie larger portion Of them Co. II u gTzrfJtnX to
know that the whole hare BEEN PLACED without An1
1t&ea1s}.
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The eloquent eophistr!es by which this system ID
advanced maj fasclras' and ml5lesA. but never
Eastafy An Immortal soul honesty searching for
the truth.
need not stop for further reMnrxs upon Ritual-
Ism Il 10 speaking everywhere for tseelf Ia unnls-
taknhie language
There il no question but that Truth Fiji tr1ur1ph
IN the end; bur Goa makes use Of mems to
ensurc TINT t.tumph. What Is being done
In the States OF Illinois and Wisconsin, bJ
II 3se high In uuthos4tY 10 discourage " eSl prac-
t.ces'' and "faisc toetttues7" So far from any
thing being done 70 discourage such practices,
they arr encouraged and psopatsated By eyerJ pos
shle meaps, and II any one dafes to oneI resist.
anee 11t does It ut the Tsl Of lncuEEing the most
hoetile persecution. Every minister Of the Pro
teata1t Episcopal Church. IA bound ny the most
solemn VOWS, to teach nothing which be IS shall be
persuaded" Is contrnTy to the Scriptures, and
T!ta 81 faithful diligence, to banlsn and drive
AWAY fscEn the Church, Ill erruueo1a and strange
doctz!oea." This responsibility canuotbe esaded
These EeTs' In The ordinl:lon sefTfce arc more
binding than any relating 10 nan. What consu-
,utes the Church: Who are her uuest de-
feuIesz: Those who ma1fullg resist these
eTl practices and e1croaranaents upon
tho purity Of her doctrines and worship, or
those who openly nnd coversy propagate such
practices, and announce 1t Is their determined sc-
solve to nd the Church Of a ministers opposed to
tne11 hAu euen p11apts , - .t' .A' -.
"e'e iuns anAAa - 49, ,ss.... s 49, y. s1.ss IN"
Hpooloos nuts o' seese e,-.
o1fe ia=st .ue at.s -. ~. 49, ~ ~
Ii Inc r'sA1 way, w. Aa'e ae'.l 81 "a. - ~
aH'o9te 3ascnt ~ ss4''N1 - sH-..is.ss.
aoo ~ 1ue aasAs W. A-'n ~ 1.s,Nah y. 80
ae'ea - s4Nuss4 - ~ .s,, ese
-..-.. .ust .4Ae tDe u'slAs
leos " 'u's Ae H0oNh saousn ~ ee-au. ess ~
aiu hIost ~ ~ ooo '.Ses a..,s.tnn " ~
| 4pe"'eHe' Aesu"ns to.4 ~ n.as,,,.,.
| u nuaaa po"e., "u, uesaso =. 1900
Ue ioot ~ 'Ne ~ s.n.,, .uun. ,,.sp -
uo.. !a"oA1 Ano .s,, - .h'.
e.Aion, " ~ ss noAs - ~ ,,n, r-n
pia3e1 ePoA LUZ 'aea slnno1ee - "st,s "As, -.
sutu,eh ~ ~ -, 1"s eo,-,-sn,,I,
nv t.ps'CoF', or,'1a'.,,s 80. :.
| .efSn - Ns41ah "'I-n Nto - .sAso so' =
eno aaheIebee 70 ING - 49, " ~ a..
1--WE seeu U.lett9 uuAo' ~ s19r. 49,.
ooc4ilne nun nutsusp ~ - ,as,nt-
eInesN.os . .,o -" ~ - ~. -,
1le ute'u totn 80. tt",sa 49, ~. -, q. = ~
49, and asfenrr or ~. faith vttntn II xonid
, 1869-07-04

Tie Jrurhai II Csn":.t7.t mikes this
beautiful and touching Al1usion to Henry
J. Raymond, who. twenty years ago, w.n'
one cf the editors of that paper
"LH.se thought Mr.. I.Aynun4 On eye.y occ Aston
on which he fo:ln'tt 10 fix SOME !nsai.isE ut'k-
nnnne Epon smother editor, Or ta astntntt 10 bin
some base motive, or 10 kInc aad ltz1tat" hin IN
A4F waE With the most Poisonous 1t weapons. .
Il dipped In The yeaan az ma.lte aad s.a.rcd-
tIr iii! be think that those courteous fdsttess-
ances were Ike d.ups Of moisture mounting from
Earth 10 hraetn. n he given bAck 10 p1enteons
showers us,on his grave, and 10 kecp his taetnury
EItYD mi EaIiQ QHrd."
, 1869-07-04

Tn te EIstor II TIE Fhteo5o 7Fstans:
The wise and good Master has sslu, i" lie ye %
Wise as serpcnH but harmless Is doSea' As all
un!ycFsa! truths, this ore il eyer applicable.
uur age. Pre- emlneat as one IT genial nt,ltta-
rsanssm. Is nnconsclousIy fulfilling this precept;
and It's meaning Is constantly cropping CIT IN
csery gepera. public undertaking.
RetG71u.is our Constant CIT, and refofMatoEy
schemes for tFerJ variety u evil that tafest oAf
social organism are being pcrsls.entlE thrust
fucw afd to serve soothing ha.ma 1snt EnanE Of
them arc hnt Temporary appliances, 1t to serre
hut for the moment. an1 leave bnt the Fmart rank
ling us IL fnre- Nhas we rant IL an RntidOte, In
the rosses-ion OF which We eau h} its luhicloas
a;p!i>ation Bill dt0aace to many Of the 81 Ills that
1.sh 'ahi a;:aG1 Il heir to.''
E.lucat.on, In its widest sense, ts the only means
10 accomplish this II orens the path for the ap-
probation OF naurc and ART, md b. i.ert4:5n7 tse
n,nh Of the student, thereby H1tAdEa~s II 5ro1u
eitcr ttsses matters But while this is ackpo1I-
e.lged atetractit, the thonght IL seldom applied
VIXEN its efficacy would be greatest In oGr
p..seus ne hare class Of unfurtnna,cs, who,
from the rerrersIsy OF fortune, hare been Gcnel
shc benefits which usually accrue from the Pcruaal
Of good hooks. The majority Of persons lnhabls-
lns cur jai!s are st1nted and Iwarftd mentally b.
the removal OF every moF1 and mental
st.Inu1us IN tttls past lives, necessary
for even the psoAlMa:e development tI
contagious; and when CFerf shade OF ctlme anl
Ordinary error are mingled IN cosc limit Of CON-
pauIonsl!tp, both the hardened and the yet re-
1cemnhIe will, Of necess:lt, he both more con-
tan,cattd. Let us 10 I'LL Hc can to keep men
f1r1n tho ,a!; but onee II ere let throw around
them such Influence that Will soften their char
actfre, md Infnse uohter rein Of thought Into
taeIc, tlat thelr liberation tEeJ may be sent
:pIrItt with new sutt1er 10 guide them amongst
The +hOala Of 1hetr former lives
What better means could be employer to accom-
pl!sh this oh!cct than the foundIa@ VI aI apprn.
p.,ately.+ecctet library, Cited 10 appeal 10 minds
OF every erat!e Of deseloPueLL Thus
those drearr, monoIouous nor-s spent
In idIeless would be cheerGu1r
eultyeAentl In the pefussl OF rseful !SoEs; and
tie rnhopps Mind wonld be w.thdnirn from the
contemplation Of its own nisery: nuri, thus cua-
tented, no!1er itfe would te ushe1ed IN,
1l.ss l. Gilbert, we.-kooHn 1ldy here. AMI an
actire pbilanlhropist. Is ieso,lue her SOLE cne..
tres IN The attempt at thus founding 4 ibrrE.
Therefore, let nj possessing rig hea-ta and ess-
ratiou. J.,ixs+, dive down deep into them, an!
hrtng forth much shining ufoas to aid in the noble
VOTE Money and hooks raas nc scu; to the fol-
loving places for The present: General sao:nnn,
Room No. . Court House; sarah .lnge.. No.
So North 6drEamon sitrrt and Miss L Gilbert,
4s1 Michigan asenGe. Jerklu SISGEE-
CHICAGO, July :, 1853.
, 1869-07-04

In his atlilrcss at tho tuneral Of II. J.
Raymond, the Rev. Henry Ward Beeches IL
result II oyerWorl, which taxed the powers
Of life unduly, Tho New Iork Errning
I'cR diabelieres this view to be true, and
says that, though Mr. Raymond was, at
times, ha7d worker, he liked work, md
cujoYed his tasB, he worked easily and
rupidIy. It waz no trouble lot him to CON-
pose rapidly. He dashed of "leades
while other men would 10 striving 10 form
an opening paragraph.
"Noz il it psdul," aaJs the Host, "te
, 1869-07-04

TrFr1act] ia ovtrcrpVtlnil with Dp1,l1iattou
M ~ ,.-ao ~, ,o-,.r th,, ,ba st,te ~ MI.
no,s the,arv,.s nccor,l;nr tn tha cstinata sf
49, pa,-;e.-,- 9:ano~n, tt ;rn,,a,so r,,,,,,,,r
Of II, $50, 600 inhabitants. This is nearly
a, a., .1,+,1 ,,,,,l.4;., ,f ~, tho
ef;2s4 TO NE total roi'ola.1oh "i all the
c.otoc por4h ff Mas m snt3 TtiYnn's Iinc md
:, - ~.
not far from ten times thst OF iisn"'s,
.1,;h -. ,,II ~. C,n;-. E+o+o of +l.a
"Hen W. -sNo - 49,
West" The Surplus population OF tie
rural districts crowd into the cities, and the
s1,.7,l,,s DopuIntion OF the cities find their
= - nj,
laIit, Ii .wnea ty Anew pso.t.1 =. lat.-.4.4-,,"
rha leasa It out in lsrce farms t, tenant.
after dcducting deer parks. pleasure
rropnas and sheen va1ks TIM iuuas TINS
,'1 e1ounus 10 aasep 49, a 49," luv !t l.at' H.. ''ts -
limited md rather decreasing in, number Of
| persons, and, eonssausatsy, the p5sssass or
Inc to"ns increases III scFetAs taio 3'AuIt's-
ism luu1tiplies in magnitude aad wrote he'd
ness.
Tho yarious tradcs-uniou5 are now acitat-
..:-,-
/ ing achen'"s Of emigration to carry OIL the re-
| t3,,n,1a,,4 vorE,ucu. and t},eyabv MAKE ,,n,,n
| =.
and secure oreaa lot nose ~ao remain IN
~
| subject from this London 1tEitd OF The 2lst
] ,,,t;,,,.,
I nn4!''o ,n u.,,
t "lAnnE AID TK!ns r. LAscASHIEE--As!ts-
son has.as esaseu ~ rfIsea VIZ w respect ~
| hasc5 and hours Or "oltsas' tac etnfR'a'son @
ecfeEcs o. INC col11n obssalltTs ars !;Ersslns =;
Increased at:':hiion. iae 70" Loom hessefs
| EutE1atIoh sotlctJ Seems likely 70 conlnFsc !
very large HrnpoHion OF filc nn.onlsls. ahu nun
| tt{s h'so among its mefoHets maa5 @. tat aoa.
ahaoh!sl, .sssf. a,' ~ ~ ~ ~. -. w,
coutH3nlinE 10 sae iln.is, 81 ~. rnte Of sd PEI
week ios one sha1S q passass; e. ~ no,ns t,,a m
stAaefs ~ tuue:, ~ ~ 81, ~. ~ ~ tnE WE ha
| tIA+ II Fasa ~ LAC - +Ht' 'as4tH5- ~
, 1869-07-04
Chr Crihunr.
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Part. It a rat Al rAtne ratc
T. Y.tFcE 1t}A5 and U4stAt 1t H1d r otf
Qs,cr Asdtr-t in fEII Including Stxtc md couaty.
I.-.si.+41s allow cd r<1 cent ennauiAlun On
~r,rE. sHfrrrl}t:>EF.
11.iltAErrs r:Ay i~ r4a1c either r. draft, crEreas
TX. Uae oslez. OF tn rr<rrtrd lfterr. 1t OLE ttEt
1FRN9 10 CIT SUBSCRIBERS:
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pniYy de..> escd huIdAs HctEpE.sn reast 1seT week
Ai!ars TkIUCAK COMPANY.
Chicago, III
, 1869-07-04

TIE NEW HoEsE OF coxAoSs-
The proposed ue4 HoIse Is to bold .6j Ele:t-
pe,s. Ata u IL ham VIII le aceoumpda!ca on lie
roor afalnEs 41s In the present Iionse, Of whom
hui st5 c1n nnd sutn OIL the door: uah $50 6t:au-
gers 3re to bc Ifus lde1 for Against $50 now. Thus
the House, as proposed, vii accommodate = total
Of s:y persons, while tie House, as IL s,auds gives
1con 0e1s to GU persons 4 7rvate Staircase i.r
menscrsls 70 T. built between the comre1tes
down the Esblic stair the sound ii the t.elt uay
be spared and outcial roou1. are to he rsuvi,lt1
fer 1nc 'eadlnc officers of the ssate: The anayt-
1Gents nov occupied Is pnva:c house Id the
New Falaee ;Iru. and c.ose by tie entrance 10
Nfstr tns;er Hail. ars TO 1,e appropriated ~ Par
uaEentaEy Offices for ;he Er.=s. departmental
rary Of state fer War wit haye iu,;ueLste accrss
10 thet ayrhlSea and reco:ts which are ol1cn es~
sentlA to the clear enuneiasson Of their policy.
qrARAEE BETWEEN FRANCE ANp CHINA
III. ttr.t publishes letter from s. Petersburg,
da:el tho 1911 tas, which gives the arsf deta!le'
s4aa'nv a. Peka besesen ~ n soe % euca G6ags
u'.cs:Ers: ~ de 1tochtehora-1, and Chinese
rFt1ce. TIE news cuEcs u land direct from Pc
trg thE s:a.e:ucac, n. lie I.7caec5oua1 xas at
TIE races, and hts egc!p2sc zane into collision
With that CT : resscEa$e kno~a as ne Slnta
arose, and tie prtrce drove his horse azno2- The
eseoH Of The French Minister, >: The sans tine
striking out r!:gtt and lett With h!s up. For
some lime 70 rr,ITrss could be obtained. u. dc
Hochcchtuaf1 thea APPLIED to General FlaEsau,
the Russian Minister, as the seH.oI member Of the
~ -, a tie,s.a.,. ~ .4st1s ..i,
~ aI @ Hg's ~ ~ ise 1,ra 49,. ~,
60 upon tEe fseaca thafge mares. Aaa e1,
llea-t1 tEe!l lesFet II HaaA I'LL esel!1ear @1o
tnos tne nat1el VS. ain3caHIy sesHeI
THE Han+Ac TTNSEL-
"o!k on me tcat1A sa3it over me Hoosac lHn-
nt3. *ht3c tEe ia11! scciEtst n1ppened IWo years
aSo, Is 10" progressing a t2e rare q 1901 day.
being set up. wtich VIII expedite the worr. 50 that
Is.Et{tn1 w. 49, sas,I 49, -; ~ "
ths 1nnnei te1 49, na;:,r7- m ,tI of ~, i.nnrntei
1Is ~ .s -; n,,.s ~ * - s.,;., e =, e 80,
ne "u wet ,ate tee. tsvta &c e1 ~
- ~ ss - 80 49, - - 49, - -: ~ s ~
~ as - 80 -. 80 g.aS.s - - - eae 49, .ts s
~ hrn.trs 80 80 ~ lGs, =. tas, ~.
, 1869-07-04

II, the taiI,r ef Thf chteooo Trt,xn<:
ttcc YOU viii ue-zat, rae = brief spaoe In YOUR
cnl,,na, s fnr throw iuu out few sucrei1tons IN
rr1,,, to subject which al present Is Of deep In
feTest to rnany nf your rrs1era
However clpu1eutlv E;uallat1c ministers mar
att.r.pt to nroye ,hat the Church Is uudstu,bed
hv the .oes,l,8, fsc,1oua". .nt sscrtranr1,,n,rT,
movements Of some within he, toid the world
knoxk-s,l men who thinks Know ths. there IL
srronr ,tsinrh,np fare. at work ami tbe comma.
ZION r1c..r, In bpt tac ine.1,aale result Of tna.
hos,,, r,a.h viii, uhIrh ,rutb and rry,ri1v,-tahlt
v..o,
Tncra usu M ats,nr,,.rro In ~. ,~,...n, 1or
=, ~ car.w,,.1. -, 80 1.,,t,s, So -
Ha.s, MI 1-da,r,.s s,-sr ~, r~,s.. *.,s. -.
s'. .,; osa,a, 9"s,, o., ~. 'eAs ~
. ,.o
- .,o s.o7oe,, ..,,n 49, t1s,t., -.
A.s. - 49,. s.+.-." ~ '''7 ~ ~
4>..,.,>. $3.50 =. ~ ~ 49,.
"n.s ~. -. sAHs -. =, h1s .au>e
"s ~ - " - -. os eto.uo'
sIe.e ~ Na.e.a ~ utlAo.N -, ~ wy
~ - ~. w.. - - e..1t ~ 'ae H't5 ~ tue
~ eAuilA tta- NC a..4'e "a4'Ae ~. otsa " aseu
INC qces.!oo u Nv" ~ A1seA '9is eoo.e.7 0o' ~"
~ e'aaF y" "
l.e sel'Is ~ .oe ssol:A aa.ea ~ ~. VIA
" VA 'ei' G'1sen VI ."eoAs 'eaa ~" E90eo-
e'es Ia'e A1sea "!lAsa ne1 LIENS "u'Sa ae'
manu- Ice exercise OF a siecla! enc5senanstln
E'eE solGe o. luz aoss eeuse1' at''e o'saops &C
ASo"lecse tnai tnele = teAta! ''af Of e'ros
! FfF7EFN - F1IT1FN ( f5A
, 1869-07-04

Revet1J johnson Visited the ssase Department
Eazdtog bis experience IN England, za.aArkEd, II
eject ~ tolloEs: aWaJ1 thought flred we1
= bone, o1i nsEer 1nsF 1hst citing vas tn !
never dreamed OF such N1nex. didat res Gfop
OF kpl7ts Gn3W1ern except IN N.Y. pEn housc, +
pHfef 4te 20 mich bcfore n III my ke,9