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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-14

John e. Larkin, who was arrested
in Chicago in February, WAS yesterday
convicted at Concord, N. Ii. of being
accessory to theft of 1915, and sen.
fenced to five years in the State Prison
, 1869-05-31

Visit by tho Com Ill ixsioncF6 to ED.
riot4s Locations Mt EIgin.
ELGlS, Ill, May ea.-On Friday, the Commis
siopers appointed BY the Governor to locate the
Northern Illinois Insane Asylum srcH: the cren-
ing Of the rst day visit to Elgin very happily 1T
the TniyeTsalist Fair, In Sherman Hall. and at an
early hour on Saturday morning the work OF
prospecting was agaln commenceti, by visit to
the Chisholm farm.
On Friday afternoon the Commissioners pa!,l a
visit TO thu grounds tust north Of the city, owned
by S!rs Lovel1-a spot whose Recommendation
for the location Of such N Institution, consisted
not alone In its natural beauty as most p{ctu-
rescue embodiment Of the charms OF woodland
and meadow, but also Ia the very important CTR
cunstance hat It Is situated about y feet above
Is contiguous to splendid spring Of nne water,
with fall Of II feet. The natural beauty nn.f
fertility, and general acceptabity Of this location
doubted by those who viewed It, but the Commis-
stonefs wisely al,statnetl from expressing any de-
c1ted opinions upon Its advantage
was to tne locatlol Known as The Ca;saoln, sar1n
homestead situatel about one mile south OF the
bridge, and Just touching the cty limits. The
farm has been under cultivation foF years, and Il
which 1t slopes tn magnificent undu1attons. scarce.
" broken BY IN inequality Of surface. The farm
& o. 1hH Mh9 one q 1rH neaq @ and ts g1
of It Is situated the village Of Gin,
more ,San ALL iSlee nu
ble on Its limits. One Of these natural fountains
situated on nE. Nc E1ru5 . faTm II WAS salu, has
fail to the Chisholm place of6o feet. True ro
their duty, the Commissioners personally ex.
amined this falling GIna iurd, and Il Is stated
found the aquatic declension just as 1t Ems claimed
without dtsparaglng other localities II must be
allowed that this farm Is beautifnl spot. and
that nature iavlshed beauties upon 1t at are very
This visit concluded the CommIsstmcrs' .lutc:
E1,yt1, F>fr H.,
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serious Eloods-IEcoyy Damage to
Railroads, Crops, &C.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

Serious Fioods-IscaEy Damage to
1kNtlrOndN, Crops, &C.
snncta, Desnatch IN the ch,raon Tr,,1nc
a>-0' Ns " ,e,,,s ,,ar .,
oLt'' n.' ~
The 1easy Faans ol tue past lew uaSs nave
swollen White River and tributary streams to az
Immense height Thfoushout SATURDAY and to-
~. ,ho 80. ,oco .nnt1,- ~. has-r -,,ne
ua. .hc tNIt losI .al".ls' .uv seas i''1s
Of tnia morning help1nC 70 sven me tlde. II
reached lis greatest netTnl 3nlB a1einoon, ana
commenced rece.ilns slightly at o'clock P. u.
Ihis noou WIZ uot ts:uy uut lew HCaeS !foM taIt
OF J1nc ~, !sas. ann IT comes "l!nln annut !ntcc
, 1869-05-31

precedent mag Affect the rights OF property
Genera nR :, theIr Ae boss n an s emo d
mttees should. as !ar as practicable. be consoll-
dated a1d applied for their several objects, ~ de-
8. There should be one set Of committees. or
buarts for Home and Foreign Missions ana The
other religious enterprises Of the church; which
though flee to cast their contributions into other
channels II they desire TO do So
:. ~ soon - practicable after the nnIon shall
have been effected, the General Assembly should
reconstruct AMI consolidate the several pctnaneuf
committees and boards which now belong to the
tNo assemblies, 20 as to REPRESENT as far as nos
sthie with tlrpa1ttaltty, the views ald wishes Of
the two bodies constituting the United Church.
8. The ruh!icsttoss Of the Board at Publication
and of the Publication Committee should continue
to be Issued as at present. leaving |. to the VoarI
Of Publication Of the United Church to revise these
Issues and perfect catalogue for the Tinted
past controversies.
supervision, those Theological Serutna1ics that
Boards Of Direction 20 elect, be tranaterred to
the witch and care OF one or more OF the
adjacent syynods and the other seminaries
are advised 70 introduce, as taz as may be, Into
their constitutions, the prtnctpic Of sJnodical or
assembly supervision: 10 which case fhev shall
be entitled 70 IN on1dA recognition and sppruba-
ton on the part Of the General Assenh1y
10, It should be regarded az the duty or ali our
tud,catortes, ministers, and people in The United
Church, to study the things which make for pcaec,
references to the causes that hare divided
Us; and II order to avoid the revival
Of past tsues b. the continuance q any usase II
of former conttcts, It Is earnestly recommended
to the lower Iudicatories Ct the Church that theY
conform tne:f nfaeslse n EeIaaon to ali such ,a
ttons OF duty to tho genera custom OF the Church
prsor to the controversies that resulted in the sep
1Nprcouvrxn.1,ox ,p.nt%,ur1,rp
, 1869-05-31

.lliatc for the Presidency Of Colombia, was gain
ting ground. nnd would pr ohabiy be elected
The Colombian Senate WIS discussing the
fsthmus Canal question. Tic President expressed
great desire TO have the treaty with the United
states on the subject reconstderesi. Many sena-
tors favored R!r1ng the canal grant to private
company, rather than allow II to pass into the
hands tf Il foreign government.
4 proposition been made TO make Panama the
capital Of the republic.
Gen. fitzpatrick, American Minister 70 Chill
was at Lima on the 18th Inst, en- 1nute for his post
The report that Bolivia threatened an invhslon
OF Peru Waa false, aud the fears OF WAr between
the tEo Countries hare completely died away:
The yellow fever On the South American coast
has considerably abated
The tcTolutlon IN Guatemala had failed. Tnc
leaders were defeated and their troops dispersed
The yellow feyeS Taa stn raging It San Joe
and Escura1la, in Salvador.
The volcano Of Isacallo was IN active eruption.
and eoormoQs streams Of lava werc pouring into
the plain. The breaking out Of the volcano was
preceded By several shocks OF earthquakes, be-
iore reported, which we're felt Throughout the
country.
Mny. The Presidents message declares the
country tranquil and prosperous On the 9Th,
Congress declared Don Jesus Jemrnez elected
President, and he Was installed On the 9Th.
, 1869-05-31
THE DORSETT SUICIDE.
Further Particulars Relating to the Ab-
Borbing Tragedy.
The River to be Dragged for the Body
To-day.

The sad death CT the young girl Nellie Z Dor
sctt, by suictde-tor that she ended her life as
mentioned In TIE TRIBUNE OF Sunday there u lit
Tie GoubE-c1ented intense excitement In the city
yesterday, and was the universal theme Of conyer-
sa.ion. more heartrendIug case has nerer come
to the notice Of the press In this city, and no
earthly punishment seems adequate to compensate
for the crime that lies At the door Of the selucer
Since the narrative Of yesterday some further pas-
ttcnlars hare been developed.
II appears that the supposed suicide Is the
daughter af n. u. Dorsett, doing business At No.
s63 broadway, New YORK The wretch, George
II. Burr, with Whom she eloped to this city, and
who cruelty deserted her after he h1d wrought
Wholesale drug house. The elopement took place
about TWO weeks ago, and, about week since,
superintendent Of Police Kennedy received = let
him VI the night, and. as he had reason to believe
they had come to Chicago, requesting him to look
after the young couple The police did make
gained no clue to the matter until the particulars
attending the supposed suicide were published IN
Accompany Ing the letter Of the father to Super
intendens Kennedy is q photograph Of his daugh-
ter. II Represents beautiful young girl. eighteen
OF nineteen years Of ase dressed IN the height Of
plate the representation Of this blooming girl ful
Of ytEac!tg and happiness. and then think OF her
as lying cold IN death nt the bottom Of our lark
mud murky river, the victim OF miserable wretch,
Who, un1rr fetycnt rroiestsuona OF love, seluced
her from IN opulcnr home, to seek the death Of a
Eutcic.
The river squad OF our police were engaged
during Yesterday IN searching for the body Of j
man who was drowned, day or two since, at tho
foot Of jackson street. To-day they will institute
q search for the body Of tho young girl.
As I'LL ansn CT TO the letter sent by the anxious
father, Superintendent Kennedy yesterday after
noon forwarded despatch bearing the !ntelll-
gencc OF her supposed suicide. LION this terrible
news Will augment the already oFer-tr1cl feelings
OF The parents can well te imagined There
Is but little Doubt that tho family Of the
young girl move IN very respectable, IL not
high circle Of society IN the metropolis, and the
excitement that will be engendefed Ia Gotham on
recent Of the news viii probably exceed in in
tensity The deep sympathy and feeling aroused In
every hreast IN this CITY,
gentleman who found the clothing ant letters, 10
pay visit to the Central Station during the day.
Its statement regarding the precise spot where
the clothlng was found was not noted when ne
gAve the information, md any particulars lie will
be able to give may assist IN the search today.
The gentleman gave his name as Alden, and, the
police think, stated that he resided at No. % Cass
RtFrtt
, 1869-05-31
MEMPHIS.
Suicide OF IL S,hicnEonn-nurde
Important DcciAion,

MEArHIs, May sp.-Mr. Southw1ck, II Chicago.
committed suicide by hanging himself in stable,
at the residence Of his brUther-ih-law, last even
Ing. The cause Is unknown.
At q negro ball last night Charley Boyd shot
Mary Kelly through the head, killing hr instantly.
Boyd escaped.
The following IS q synopsis Of the decision OF the
Supreme Court, ut brownsville. yestcrny: State
Y. Statcn.-In this case the Mnaninous opinion OF
the Court vas to-day, delivered BY Henry Il.
Smith, Judge, holding that the right togote was
clear legal right, secured to citizens under the
Constitutional bill rights to Tennessee; that the
elective franchise stood on US high ground as the
night Of property, or any other Right sec1rcd By the
Constitution; that this right once veste1 could he
only taken away b. due process OF Inv: that the
power attempted to be conferred on :he Cover
uor. But acts Of rhc Legislature to eetaslde reg
istrat.on for frauds Irregularities OF oher cause,
IL iudiclal power, Which c.unot he
conferred or exercised BY the cXecu-
tive of this State and for that reason
all Ills acts md Iroclam1ttons In setting nsde
registrations in counties and parts of counties,
are absolutely null and you and holtsTs Of Ger
tlhcates granted I,y previous Registration Com
missioners are entitled 10 vote BY rtsson VI the
same. Judge ShAekleforl delivered separate
opinion concurr1uR with the decision, but went
further, md attempted to jgstify the opinion IN
the case Of Riulen rx Sherlock, holding the frnn-
chlse acts constitutional. Other Judge. reserved
in this case the question OF the consttutiopalty
OF the several franchise acts.
, 1869-05-31
NEW YORK,

Special Despatch to The chicago Tribune
NEW foHt, May 20.
sxAIL-ro1.
There are now at the smallpox hospital on
BlacRHell's Island, ninety cases, which have been
taken during the past week or TWO. Previous to
that time there was hardly single case N
month. Seyeral ships were detained 1T quarantine
With smallpox on board.
crBAN EXPEDITIONS
The morning papers say Cuoan expeditions are
being organized here, to consist Of seven thousand
troops, ior whose use over twenty Thousand stand
Of arms have been already furnished. Men enlist
for whaling voyage, and about 700 names were
stgned last week. On the night Of the e2d u
steamer left New YORK with eleven hundred VOL
untcers md provisions, with clearance for West
Indies,
EJrSc11ok on MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Yesterday Judge Barnard granted an Injunction
against fhe Michigan Southern d Northern 1nt!-
ana Company At the suit OF John s. Prouty, re-
stsaIntnc all officers OF the company from dlspos-
iue Of any property franchise Or securities OF COM
pany OF transferring it to any OTHER cooperating,
Including the Lake Shore Company. The suit In.
volyes.a question Of great importance to this and
other couponies, and will he sharply fought.
Pruminen, counsel has been engaged on both
Sides
REBEL COLONY coMEsG ZONE.
A letter from Brazil says that the last colony o.
Southerne1s from Alabama and Louisiana are
abou, breaking up, and the members will return
to the United States
FIRES AND RIOT.
Two Incendia1J Ores occurred In williamsburg
this morning. At the second IRE there WAS m
plcasantness between hose company and lad
der company, resulting IN serious Injury oiise7era
men One Is not expected TO survive. The chile
engineer has locked up the house Of the compan,
| that began the row,
PROM CUBA.
The Tribune has letter from its special CORES
popdent accompanying the Cuban expedition
dated Bay OF Slpe, Aayx1s, which says that th
| steamer Pentt, on entering, found Spanish re
doubt near the end Of the harbor, but landed on
Of range, The means ct debarkat1on we're scanty
\ but BY a. m one-haH OF the cargo wa
landed. The expedition consisted Of cubans wisl
Americans who had seen service. The Perrit en-
| countered Spanish steamer In the Crooked Pas
sage Of the Bahamas. 1t was found she would b.
followed. She put 10 sea before daylight an,
! returned In the forenoon without interference
The letter was written on the night Of the 1eih
It waB thought by d m, on the 18th, ali the carS
would be safely landed. Ten pieces Of artiuer
| had been taken on shore and the men were Il
! good position for offence and defence
| A few deserted, hut were found
to get transportation for the interior. N!pc Bay
! described as deep and land1ocEed, without q bar
and admirably adapted to landing. The member
OF the expedition were in nuc spirits, and conflen
| OF success In addition to the artillery, they haa
| arms nnd ammunition for . force Of dye thousan'
men.
, 1869-05-31

Somc time during the present week, Professor
Lewis W Leetls- Engineer Of Ventilation and
Warming, Of No. 10 Broadway, New York, will
pay this city g professional visit The extensive
experience OF this gentleman IN the specially OF
ventilation and warming OF buildings, Will enable
him 10 i,nparr to our citizens many valuable sug-
Gcstlons on tue subject, lie Will remain here for
two or three days, giving sufficient opportunity
for consultation with prupEctor3 Of buildings aud
architects, anil advising rs 70 the best means
Of sentilatlng and warming houses already con
Since hts last visit to Chicago In the fall OF 1853
Professor Leeds has given the plans for The ven
In every Instance he has found earnest approval.
1t is claimed that hts method is much superior 10
the fan ventllat!on,' and be adopted at less
ihan ha1f the cost, with scarcely one-quarter Of
the working expenses
, 1869-05-31
T0BAGc0.
Nearly Thfcr-tlunrterx Of n Million iollnrs'
Worth Of y1rgtnin Plug Soid.

We quote from the Richmond {va-) Fhiy, OF the
e5th inst, As follows; IAN encouraging circum-
stance to he mentioned Is the large increase Of
orders from Western dealers. One OF onr most
eaterprising manufacturers, Mr. Joseph G. Dill
whose brands hare attained q high reputation, has
for some time past been nlug large and increas-
ing orders from Messrs. Maddox brothers, Of Gill;
cnnat, and Messrs. Iiibben L Co, Of Chicago. and
has Just contracted with Mr.. Lewis Maddox, rep
r.seutuE those 1r1lls 10 FuRriy them ut the rate
OF orer one million ls,u1uis txr G,snnna- THIS is
probably the Ia1Ecst contract ever obtained by q
ittchmpIlu manufacturer
, 1869-05-31
EUROPE.
Grent Britain.
MI. NOTIFY N LIVERPOOL.

.,........ Luxcrco.7 N.y 80.
Nj. Motley, Minister Of the United StahcA. ar
rived here to-day, and WIS received BY the Mayor
Of the city, and the American Consul 1t this port
The liverpool Chamber Of Commerce will present
an address 10 the new Minister tomorrow.
JOCKEY Clue
NEW ToRK4 Nay 80.
The New York Herald has a special cable des.
patch, dated london, HAY esLh, which states thai
at meeting Of the Jockey Club, to-day, 81,
Joseph Hawiey's motion TO prohibit the racing ol
two year olds before the lst Of JoIy. each yeax
#as lost Nj. Forrester's compromise resolution
prohibiting such racing before the 1st OF May
each year, was carried. This Is regarded as the
greatest reform the tu1f has experienced 70,
years IN regard 10 the aueliorat,on Of thorough.
oreds aud morality OF the racing community.
George Peabody sa1ed In the scou,, from Liver
pool, to-day, fer New York.
, 1869-05-31
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA

pnnamn Quics-Isthnus Canal In
tho Colon binm observation-disclosures
From Chill, Guntcmaln, Saliva.
dor, Costu Ricn, Etc
NEW YoRx. Nay so.-The stcn,neE Alaska, from
Asnlnwa all 8ad arrived with {ts4, ,49 In treasure
pf. Long, American Consul had entered On his
functions II Panama.
Thn Muau-pox btpkc out On the B1!itla steamer
Chameleon. Foufteea ca8es were reported
Tne STATE Of PANAMA wss quiet. noaquera, cdo-
, 1869-05-31

ST. Lou1s. May so.--Thc St. Louis trl'e foundry,
as follows: western, Of st. Louis $a6oo: ST. Louis,
Of St. Louts, $4,000: Ma1y!aud Fir, $4,000, sAngn-
mon, Of Springfield III, 1900: Security, OF New
Western, Of Dudalo, 3ao'o: Connecticut Of Hart
ford. 5000; independent. Of BOSTON, g. 800.
State, OF Cleveland s. 900: North lr1tlsh- Of Lon
Kansas City. Of Mo-, 1s,t.O. Total, s6o,ev0. The
building Ens only damaged nbout $4,000. The
loss on the stock OF the foundry is estimated
ut $4,000,
, 1869-05-31

BosToK, May eo.-Jne police yesterday after
noon interrupted an impromptu Prize light after
tTeTe os E9nnas n,d been fought, IL ne hack yatI
q dnnHing sa!oon on Portland street and AZ
cirals, and two olhera for aiding and nhettIng.
Both principals showed sewers punishment
, 1869-05-31
WARSAW, IND.

Conviction OF n NurtlCress-Scn-
tcnccd to Prison for Life.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WARSAW, Ind, May 50.
Dr., Shaue1 aud wife were arrested nea1 thia
nl.cS one year Aeo last Gcteoer, on the charge OF
poisoning 1saac jackson. They were released on
bail Shortly after the doctor died, and hts wifea
trial, being postponed from term to term finally
came 10 close Saturday 1as, after lasting nearly
week The jury returned ycrdlct Of guilty, and
sentenced her to the State prison for life 1t secn
Jackson nnd his two daughters Herc working for
sha1cr, digging potatoes. In the afternoon Mrs.
shafrer gave him aud hts daughters Some pic, aud
atout q half hour nftcrWas11 he died post nor
In :hc stomach. No one can account for Mrs
Shaflcr's action and she pleads Innocent to the
1Akt
, 1869-05-31

Auction SAlc.-Nill he s0Bd at pub.
Lie auction, on Monday, May 81. 1862, at O'CLOCK
p. H., all Of the txtures contained Ia building lG2
State street, corner Monroe. formerly Smith
chairs mirrors, ice box gas nSturesr show cases,
Eigns, lamps, stoves, heaters, carpets, cutleEy
spoons. dishes range, ovens, steam apparatus iol
buildings occupied By him, together with lot q
other articles TOO numerous to mention. Sale
positive. ], l. SMITH.
, 1869-05-31
QUINCY.

The New prnninn ARcnt-Tfc NcFT
AAScss0T OF lllc DtAlEiC1s
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
Quincy, Nav 81
General Il. N, PrcGtice nssarncs the duties Of
Pension Agent for thls Feasion District on the
LIST day nf juno next.
J. H. Reed, the ncwly-arrou;eti Assessor OF this
district, arrived here yesterday for the purpose OF
assuming The tGtea Of his Office at the same time
Int found nobody authorized. IN the absence Of
the present Assessor, 10 turn ever The effects
, 1869-05-31

Iau1othe P1Qnct u Still guaranteed. Eleven cases
Of 1all- -pox wrre removed from the vessel 10 the
city Small Pux Hospital
, 1869-05-31

time, and Lieutenant Dubois, aud two freedmen,
who escaped The evidence Of the officers and
that all parties engaged were disguised, and the
negroes swear directly opposite 4 large erowd
= u attendance, aud great interest Is manifested
to appear on the 1th Of June
, 1869-05-31

Pl1rsrrnGn, May 2o.-Saturday was observed as
memorial day III this city. There vas q general
suspension Of business, and many u on. buildings
were appropriately decorated An orhten was de-
llyeted ty Hon. J. VI kirkpatrick, at the Academy
OF 3IusTc. The procession was yeTE large, and
consisted OF five i,osss ot the Grand Army Of the
Republic, soldiers orphans, 1rcmru, members Of
the Typographical Union, &c. Seven cemeteries
OF some two thousand soldiers were strcwn with
Towers The scenes at tho cemeteries were very
impressive, Gu Sunday, services were held In OUT
churches Dnprprriate 10 the OCCASION
, 1869-05-31

Ekw ORLEANS, May f9.-A despatch nom Jcf-
fef1ou. Texas says the proceedings Of the Mil
t4fy Commission. engaged IN the n14l Of citizens
charged WITH the murder Of Geo. ". Smith. 10 ftr
CuIaA Who MA tn command OF snc post 1t las
, 1869-05-31

where after decorating the graves, an Grafton was
delivered hE General II. +. TrumbulL A large
Fslnhcr Of citizens, II carriages accompanied the
procession with i]oral offerings, prepared by the
ladies, and ncre very benuttfnL The main street
Is beautifully decorated with nags and nowc,a A
large number OF strangers arc present In the city
ansi the banks aud business houses gencrnlly are
closed.
, 1869-05-31

DCFF41D, May 2a.-ThcEc has been considerable
cxcjtcment in political circles here to-day over q
repott which has leaked out, Of personal ren-
contrc, last evening, tctHecn lion A. n. C1app,
Congressional Printer, now on ylsii to This ely,
mud Hon. il. S. Bennett, member OF Congress from
tits district. An angry dispute Tns followed lJ
tho knocking down ol Bennett, when friends In
tctferrd and prevented further trouho-
, 1869-05-31

Spain.
NEW cAFTAIS GENERAL OF cCBA
..-.. MADRID, May %.
The oMeial Gazette will contstn, to-uorrow, a
decree appointing General caba1Iero de Roda,
the present Director Of artillery, as CaptaIn Gen
eral Of Cuba
MADRID, Mas 30.
General Cahalero de Roln will sail on the 18th
OF June for Havana
, 1869-05-31

WAETKn- 10 REET-BY A LADY. SUITE
w al we'll furpAle.l rongnk nosx tho CITY aN- AZ
! dfrss r, 4, MATTHEWS. Ttttsne seheA
, 1869-05-31

PHILADELPHIA, May 9o-AltcE the heavy rain IN
the morning, the day became excessively warm.
The city has been yesy lively NIL day, with bands
Of music accompanying the different posts OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic to the cemeteries
for the purpose Of decorating the soldiers graves
In some cases the posts were accompanied hy
ored soldiers Hert also decorated by the military
company Of that color.
r. pnI,ADELrnIa, DEL May 5FsSs sfi9 9 on me Cus'Gm e15
mast Nearly 1000 soldiers orphans formed In
procession and marched to Concert Hall, where
appropriate exercises commemorative OF the day
took place. The orphans were reviewed by Gov
ernor Curtin, Mayor Fox, General Van EItet and
elher1.
, 1869-05-31

For blnck worms and Plmrfe9 on
the tace usc Perry q Comedouc and P1mple Reno
dy. Prepared! only by Df. B. c. Perry. - Bone
street, New York. Sold everywhere. The tadt
s!rrnlled By wholesale medicine dealers
, 1869-05-31

Colgate a. Co.'s Toilet SonpS.-The
article produced BY this company We know TO be
Of the very. best quality. II Is pleasant md
enectunl pur1ter OF the nesh.-NcrthtFn Christian
Adroeah,
, 1869-05-31

All perkons Wishing Pure CN1tfor-
MA vines and brandles willhnd the choicest article
In the city at No. 1ee South ClafE street These
wines arc used ami recommended ~ Inc nesS pny-
siclaus In the city.
, 1869-05-31

AInmc back, leg, nFm OF ehouldcr
IngtanIty benefited by WoIcot.'s Pain Paint TrJ
i nc al is4 south CLARK street, Chicago. Private
tf,nfu4
, 1869-05-31
Dedication OF the Gettysburg Monu'

nlcux.
GErysnrRn, May so.-Al military oreantza-
tlons OF the country are Invited 10 participate IN
the ceremonies Of the dedication Of the monu-
rnent In the Soldlers' National Cemetery, In Get
trshnsH, On the IL, day Of July next Those In
tending to be present arc requested to cotnMun!-
cate such intention within q reasonable time 20
thn. arrangements may be made for them. The
| call Is Mgntd by David Wells, Chairman,
, 1869-05-31
Austria

lSAAEL PAsuA In VIENNA.
VIENNA, May 81.
lsmael Pasna, vtceroy of Egypt, has arrived IL
this city.
, 1869-05-31
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
TO RENT-H0USES.

rTNO RRST-EOUR NEW TNO-STORY FRAME,
i trick hasenleut boures Il rooms each With barns
fuzraces hath ronrn. marble mautles@ and eycrythins
very 'lce. HARVEY MASON d CO.. lo+ and Ids East