davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-09-09
The Cuban Volunteering E1cIte-
tncn4 In {1rorassA4

Ftrr. thA xaeo,t 7tt.urnrh SsJs. =
For several Days past thtru tlus s,cn quito At!f
hero III Cnban r'fcirs, and recruits have .en fstl-
1nH into linn for m rapefiHIan IN cohstdrrut!o
nuuAt,crk, Wn trssu that party Of E0sfy or my
left 3eairs,1ay ter soclo point on our &rnh0Asd u
&&ln shipping fne thu 4ntrt Of thu Antilles Wo
lrgrrI Id nutics, howtrr!, that pHt !ow OF tho
rrc1,lltA arr nrsr tp}s WIN hnyo llttc or no idrI
ot Tho harsiahfcs ahd pnthuonA Which auch at Ok
rel.t.on will Impose. xfll thry an now Loo bravo
nbd entitled ia conklIer Tho Rrrat pcr1auat danger
which wlii III. round them fr1'u thu moment tnry
enti,t unlI thu 1sIaud Rhal! he wsrsfel IRON thJ
spanish eysan, They are etcrF Fnoment tn danger
oi icing sfFrs!rd And Dun!Aatst bJ this RoYrtn-
meut ior = violation Ut tao NEUTRALITY laws,
ard, II thry faA 10 accomplish tho nela.
ton OF CuEn, tho Gnsfu:c surely Awuits theta.
1t Il certainly a most hazardous business ns
bcst, to Say nothing Of IT. hartiahlps aud pE1FA.
upnx We might Atatc. In thla connection. that,
about TWO Anya ago, Colonel Cummings, cur Chirf
OF lpttce, received \ despatch TO arrcsi and ill.,
rrison a certain youpR man or laA who canc here
from Atlanta 10 toln Tho expcd!t'on. Tho hsreht
was made and the la1 imprisoned as dtccieds but
yesterday he surd out q witt Of hattds cprFua bc.
lore Ordinary WarJ, and WAS released ilc gained
LIS Utterly on the scorc thxs bis arreas Was or
dcre hy hts brother instead OF hlA 1athets and the
Ordinary yrry properly released the prtsont! IRON
custody. Its fatncf CAME down frotu Atlanta ycs-
terlat, In u few moments ntter the lad a. re-
leasett and took hin hack home last night. We
woufd alltlse 5DunG men OF sober ha'! lndns-
tf3ous habits to think locE and vel uno1 the con-
seQucnces Of jntnlug such expeditions before
EQ3QE 70,
, 1869-09-09

pcased- md II light, pleasant affair, surprisingly.
good for ono cent On tho eame day WAS z,asted
Also the 1FitHn&, sheet OF tho sumo 1lzc, dorblo
the price, and much leaa evidence Of ab,lity and
nswspapes tact, published for :hc prohibition f.c-
uon ot The Republican party. ILs existence will.
probably. b terminated By the c!oao Of tho ssm.
pAign, though, should 1t make htt, tts propro,ors
would undoubtedly, Like to make permanent In
stltutlon OF t.
Tho Coliseum, which still stands bcrcts of 1ts
surrounding AhAniics, WIS allea once roro 1axt
evening BY an tsaemblAgo OF It least th!ttY thou.
sapd people, ,dfnNu By no otots ATTRACTION Than una
Of ine municipal instrumental concerts gwen Iscc
10 2ll-
VIC aru having cold snap, Unprecedented In
September, ercn here The hotels AnI n1xny
p1.snts households nndled 1rcs IN their parlot1
Jestefdny and to-day. and tho straw hats OK sum.
Iner have disappeared almost entirely.
, 1869-09-09
THE MISSOURI RIVER.
A Correct Statement OF DIstanccs
Old EiNuTcH SAH Anidn

A C4f1CcH S2AESmo6& OF DIHtnQCcH-
Old Figures Sc. Aside.
From tie St. Laufx Democrat
Ihe name ena position OF The gentleman fnr-
ceptru Is sunlc!cns guarantee OF tie coireclpeRs
Of the figures gtyeD, and good authority for dIs.
curdiug the badly 5-m11ed .1deas which M,asonr1
River pilots and othera hare been under As to the
II the surrey should be carried Oh to the head
waters. We might Ike able 10 shoN
that the tostuons channel 10 Fort Benton
measured something !esa thAn 1850
miles, instead Of The Imaginary s,1la, which uauY
hound from St. Louis to the chosen landing Of tha
Rocky Mountain 6te1ners.
The Old tables put In contact with the result Of
scientific exploration lose considerably; for in-
ssaLce. We are shown that Stoax City Ii but $40
Instead Of 1039 miles; Omaha, Csc instead OF SIS
81 Joseph, s0i instead Of oGo, and 10 oo. ST
Char'cs Is . nles ouly, 10 place Of 4a, as pre-
rtoueiy understood, while Augusta, Washington.
Hermann anu Portland afe luther away than they
were supposed 70 be. Then camn Arrow Rock,
poFth, and LeaEcnwoT:h IS actually 70 miles nearer
St. Luis by rtFer t1Au WAS generally thought. St
Jotcrh Is only tot mties instead Of b69. BroEns-
vile, s23 ,ubtea4i OF C5l, &c
Altogether, this new table Ia e valuable con.r1-
tuiIon 10 Itver men ard the PUBLIC Eenc1a1ls, and
MF. Nicholson york Will bA highly appreciated.
uu1 lis author Iememherctl with kindly feelings.
U. y. arEAMEH uCrAFIA, /
sT Lor1s, No, August 70, lsd3}
"Thc following Ia correct table OF distances on
the MisfonI1 lAyeT, from St Lnuls TO Sioux City
1t has bGen ca1eluily complied from surveys /
tatc made OF the rlstr, and shows the distances
on The channel OF May nt!tl June, 1869 With great
reliability. VERY respcct'all,
uEo. H. NICHOLSON,
II E,,rrfuo
, 1869-09-09
THE pE01lfh Il 1.OUK BLAND
lhfL1tOAD,
Mare fta0H"pn3t 'Ftsrn&rnu,a=tNv
ttkultHtI NtHutt@s

..l,"sh !hs ,t"Isnt ti",sd} td..sttr, Ar,t. I.
rut suits li!hn t'ast sl" .lonh Aarfa 1t tla t'nn'
t1.1k. llrhty alt tInk tslalt ttaltrs, inisfcaE.t
IL ihn building 1T lha. IDa't, ata teail iiAata II,
uhlaln EHsfantoEt t1iuh ~ IN IIu rtfta'nty
ht Tia thllrIlrlhIH hr failure Vt thu wuEk VI ran
inll.lt wItt Mr. !. l. Gss,ls. Assurances AxvH
heth rrIwalrhl, given !" thc I,!''llo, ~ hnl'cr'
npl.--thut h!r. Cable woulh bu ready
Win the !1ou, anil thn road soop ba cotnpletei.
li,t ttrso Iostato 1elorta have heea 1uccssie! lg
lurAloIs delays; tAn trta much talked of TIA, nat
lec0a Eialb1E tO 1lEnMa perceptions: asin9
ii Nuk jet an operation dellghlng Tho srnsts of
thee people who few months ago vsicd t1EnA!ln
subscriptions, ant1 are nov paying theft TOLLS In
aid VI thts 1oa4i. whlch NIL haa hopea you'll soon
open W the rich coal neA at their Ionra 10 wall
ibg purchasers fp tho Mississippi Valley uni OF
Iowa. In word, toesc "a pefp!exlog unre1-
tainty nn1 doubt, ~l1h rumGEs conn,c,ing md cx-
citing, where there should be only tho clcacat un-
Lcr>tan.ling, aud we'll atIcsted facts.
This state Of Aat1B IT, 1t Ia now ns1erteL due to
q new uIapipuialob, attempted In lht1otcress OF d
COS! monopoly: The original contract made ~
he has fallen through. ja.t Us the Gazette long aao
predicted would he the case. Tacrrlurp Mr. t1l'!e
proposes new contract, ant Is now eDdeayo1ng
10 ohtain the as~ctt Of the Board Of Directors
lntc monopoly Of TIC cosl business 10 MF. T: L
eonsolidase he Coal VALLEY Road viii tue : i. i.
Road. on condition tnat tllo coal OF tho
Teal Valley Mining Company, which IL Mr. Y. L.
Cable, sh1ll he transported nt oya ceut aud O
quarter per ton per mite: the said company 10
freight Enough coal TO aggregate Sl0,O0o per an-
nun freight charge ut The rate mentioned But II
Is further stipulated, and :hctc ts where the cat
aprenrs In the meal, that the f1tleo.u cotnn3py
nhall transport no other coal over rne road at a
lesa chasGc than four ccn1a per msie per ton
Thus won1d the Coal rnllcy Company reuder It
Impossible for tho coal nelt1 Of Galra, Wyoming
nul Peorn 10 market their proHuets on tao Nils.
stspnt and IN iowa!
Thcsc are the damaging and seriously alarming
reports now erntl:nR ali attempts Ut srprrc.s .sinn
and def, ing all InIn1ctlons of secrecy. The plot
Is out. Now let tho Directors OF the Peoria i
Rock Is1anh Railroad Company face these reports,
md give tGtiActs to the stockholders, II NO they
dare Especially lei the stocHho!hera and citizens
Of Peoria, Stark Ilenty ana Hack Ifland Counties
demand IN investigation. Coal IL 10 he the chief
artlc1c pf 1oca transportation ovet tho road when
completed. To reacn the coal de!d* OF 0stya and
Wyoming, citizens OF interior 10Hn arc fnaay
urging and pleading for the hua!cg OF the Dafen.
port X St. IAul lt2iroaa- When that road Il open,
certainly will be at 70 distaur day our Illinois
neighbour viii sell 10 Iowa millions Of tona Of coal
annunliy y-pfox ided they nrc rot deprived Of a
market by lhe irtsgucs Of monopoly.
, 1869-09-09
}tti!.ij{f+,tL

new heitn,ErtaI TtyA! Ut johnson AA1 l:thelIligu
ID l!h"Art u. Living. tGu CbaFnlaH Oi thu Tnnnna.
hee At|r9atio,l VI IAe Ghhlinst6n Democratic Con-
trIttnH VI lAGat.
Thr Macon ttIa., journal icarna that It ~ Ihu c.
termination OF lu5ge lumber OF uleu.trsA VI tho
Georgia 1laltc o! Representatives to present ar
ticlts Of Impeachment aPanAt lOveEnar bullock
as seon al the Legislature assemblies. Tho cha1gea
WILL be the spending OF larRe suala OF thr public
money by the Governor without authority Of law,
tho cOny er Ton oi the States Iunds to hts own pr-
vAtr use, md the nbuse Of the pardouing power.
The following is the Republican Ticket H.. n ar!on
County, Ill: Delegate to Constitutional Conren-
ton, Edwin 8. conu't: for Judge Of the County
t'ourt, Tlir1an Hascr; for Associate Justices,
Souh johnson, 1saac B1nds; for Comfy Clerk,
Iaucs s. jackson; fot Assessor au,l Treasurer, J.
Ro,d Patterson; for School Superintendent,
Hugh Moore; for County Surveyor, Frederick s..
Dewey.
Tte Democratic Convention OF Madison County,
Ill, has nominated tho following ticket: For dcle-
Gate 10 the Constitutional Convention, n. ". Dnl-
trcs; County judge, William Tyler Brown; Asso-
ctatc Justices, Henry GerIe, George Il Stocker;
County Clerk, Z. u. Hoffman. Assessor, Thomas
Kennedy; School Commissioner, John Weaver;
Surveyor, II. D. Sweeney; Surveyor Western Dis
,1ict, I. Il. Long.
The Hartford City t1nI-; Enion sayB:
ssy " aGE se , SseF A. B.st;
avoid is.t psyn,cas ct hIs honss: aeias What bril-.
tens Thsrc IL Anditor Witt tic Peni,cntsly eanvic.
and 9nt.e nnnrt ot others wi,H u,sht to be- aud the
ss % a for aa The IT. s
The Des Motbes iEown} Ertttsr ol the s,n says:
The e4nrssu in Iowa " Iii le oteasd .lonF the Kc
s9 i TS5as' S,s1s
As Isu Il .ae q ca ,se m nsn Ia usu
Nlitts ttfiGs u CIr,ru the sa.ne day. Hon q.
, 1869-09-09


We lH1 Utah l'tlFa. ,IhllI tGr1ftfy, that nlr to-
thiust nhru4, ,t nIl Ita t,,t,,,,e,,,,t., thn4 n
t""' ,'',, s"a' .','' ', -" aE ,"''p's's! 'tA'
h'"'i ttt1 "'i"# '''f ''ha''Ihi '"r ~ f7iIah sh'
t,h, Iha'. ~ sHsh tdat;ra A. t'tt,rnsI Rsrl HnW
Stk, iHrn alu ttLitat IN ,tHAlll ltt tn.h'n,Brt,,
y hnin t,r,c l,,.t nro riutt,r, n, ,t,se.,,,,,. ,s
i,,', a.. ",r ~ ,s,. ,,'.'.''n' ""',
4'ht "n 'he'h ~ "rsl'"'4' lhIfaS' ''lts ""'afa -
sha' stet"'i' "'"" is'lh an4' u hs'4Aut s'IAll'a'
.s''s 'nah '"'5 ''aia t'"s 1al hrhreae'l III u"nt'
'he! "s't WI "eco"lo n"hlp'o'EH '"st III LID
t!t'Et Ne " n'hfl strI'ar '""'lrs.
AtW Hhtk, 1Iut hnliatirli Win h1a F1rtnTJ Ayfr
EhIcaEo hAa Iec*:Hl!y .urcet,1rd III u.tlnvlus
nt,1f,rr 3urth H,,l,s ,shn Ia,,tv nrryr,, IN tt,t
-, ,,t, tr,,.cr w., :. h ,n,s H.. ~, ,, ,ao,
~ '' w. '.rnJt aA'! ~ ~ r' w" W. ~ 'He l"Hat
.! utAtps HhAfs tHe losin"tLk statement:
"nn the 9Th DAY OF August noleea some men
coming OUT nf a large place; thinking II wHs
lh"tr setF nlaah ttht 3tnrc subsequently provtsi
tn fH the station honte IN l*nnarsi tttvi, wcnt
Up tn the counter md RAleh for E!ass Of htcf;
tue tliA1 thrrr fald he dill not nnae1tand lnc, as
tFie IN tiffHlah: Lhtn told htl IN English that
wanted ZONE Mer; he ahkHh the II hut the
hnney TITS ne asked me II German: then took
out ny nurse anu showed II 10 him; le
tAch ss,zea ne ~ inc breast and TOOK
iii. nnd rnnr rntSt,r th,t ,,x H., e H.. ~ ~ -
Ser uI,l a bottle Of sota.wafcr: whrn vas taten
10 the CELL was locked up; soon after knocked
nt the door: did lot know Was IL a police sia-
ntu Si - w ~ soate astepu.ap.e house,
wns rantLonc,i in IN" nj, rnnnt,S e..,nst snch
places where men we're euttecd mi! tncp Killed:
, 1869-09-09

ilr hictnll,!a liralinrhs. wl,lr. llnu l'cc,s
M t.uhl"nm MI "rRan "f lhc Hunthnrn IN.
t."urnry IN could 10 fund IN tl,c ntl VI
l1tslh, Etrn fer tlbisntml m,trrngH, lint III.
jrcta I" l"lug ralnl II l!@'lnhiirau nowa},n.
jnr. II hayM:
Hdtfg II 1tluR man To th0w iEe ltati,r1l
JHfhrlltlt hut VT lIh&t trntn1nrtt. We ttslrfItn
nir mr. IN slow 'hh pink IN Tin New YHsk Plat
fnf1n That w hatt ahAlIHuileb. VIZ stand ntmn
precisely h+ RhtiI" ttEtbn whlfIf HrHrrnt ilJta.fl
J.. lte htrI the lbA lit et iftnstiunH EatIlu* wliD
hhte titls III" hnIHe VI Virginia hiht,iir, t,rruplA
III thr iaie rahsHsa In lint pfHIlh 1hl G,ttt1itu.
wealth. IT," MIL thH IJruitrrai- If HttgiHtn auuk
tfe nane III l'emmrar, H,,i united on = ilrpnhii.
tn,t, ami Tor nnNerraI suffrage. 'rexa. has
tFtltWtd lltfntNrMy, htnl IA fighting ngalus
rtfpntiam AMI inr universal s,ttirnRr
" filpt,nrtlhu lirMiltnll, lscpuh1I-
enn Tf'fe Il hD F;lal" m ths i,rnhl Uninn where
the nainr nf f'elnmTnry tHItha Will rHrrr lrht
titan III M'tslssIrH iti ollr friends hare lrlorfNl
ihr rH1he nf 1hMnr1ary, cFIHm1rd Universal
Fn1tHrr. Hstl arr concentrating uu t,pnnrn Urnt,
All htuwc.t IIcIHttan. In7euncssn". Democracy
wns tsn Nrnk 10 ,rnk" q struggle. II rnl"fetI M
rrls F1tlfti4 Yet. hRrbtlsn nr hiStu'att"f Ia the
la" ,lettInh y tat tiIr Utfhntart IN flrainis,
Mississippi, nFltl Team Hfe njsWnfiHp. ttun, wa
afr EirlMra,t. " !. a. l,sse IAisp,Hnt "a rtrr
The hrtl wh,siete, n'n lie Tars Uf The '1lrtJ nKq
that no la sllfty rutk."
, 1869-09-09

DEATH OF SENATOR FEssENpEK

1aaEy great events, that his death seems al
most to close chapter In the nations his
tory. Fifteen years ago he entered the Sem
ate of the United States, aud almost iurue-
t]lately became one Of the marked men in o
BODY which counted Everett. Seward. C,ay.
ton. ColIa,ner. Cbazc. md Donc1as md a
rcu,nrs,hl, brilliant era1a,v of s,avaholaars
c,nnnc ito ,rc,,,,s, A. snunor and "
Haul;, ON ,,r +ha o,,1,, tna,,,,on, .-h,
vers o,so members uhcn Mr.. Fesscndco
t7,st tool NJ. se,t Dnrino l;e tsrn of sc,.
,icc mouv re,oIutjons hive taken p,ace.
Tho Wbio po1.r ceased 10 exist as
a national o,reniza,1ou: the Missouri Com
promise WIS rcrealed, the Kansas-S Nebraska
struggle took place; the Southern States
seeded: the rebellion was over.hruwn,
slavery abolished, md reconstruction ef-
fectcti. III MI these great ercnts Nr. Fes-
scndeu has been consricuous figure, and
in ,n,ue of them tho most consu;cuous.
T,n,,ne ia.c veara In bas horno so 1istin.
cnish,a o,i pso5u, port I'm, II, many
,,o,,,1o ,,,o c,n,,o ,f ,,,a 1-,;,o7 c,ote, ,r;i,
sco,n m hc m csson,;n1fx chanood bo1r
when il meets wishuns him.
In becenher next TINT body viii rc-as-
Femtle to mourn Tie vacant chair
,hurrcl, anil ,nnatcrty tawycr. u,ost
e4n:mnrlliuv nna iud;ciuus lander,
most nce"nrlis'1e" md persuasive TRAITOR.
ar. ftEasn'1ti has !or yours been the tnulcl
k"hht"r ~! III" United States. IliR cllarnc-
Ter whs 1s"'nan i'll til" highest @"nHo infleK-
i'l". yet r"''tt""''': pure, Without "atcnsn-
'"n'; III" rr"'sh " Ill" ro''ar'n'1H''"Ha Of lla
snr"ri"i'y I" Hpk f'r 1"wrr. eis''rr frt'm
'"ltsI'1nnlH IN nh'h"r'tr or from til" 'nnlu.
f'"lt'. Throughout ut" t''H f'n''llr III"
Hl"''"' Ira n"i1'I''l''nH'Y Er"l'l"sl l'''h. lb.
fi'l'Hl "t'"''I'hs" h"t" ''"it"'l With rarsy
f'j"nd" !" ii '!''l"''F i'll'''s" u F""I"el fur
l"s Ah1'ks''y, ""E"'lts, r"hnlns"nry, ahl
Judgment. However 'l."y sn'glt rail nj
slH""' VII" acted *ith il!h, ll"f'' ms'n'Hl To
J." II" et''lt"+ " f'ta n'm"r lns" ~l'el III"
l"'"n ~ t''1'"'si"'t rould enter.
Rom" "f s''"rr things could, with ""'"r "f
tLn'li, J" shil ii ftsrFttlan waic! It wonld
lle"ss HI .ns,ny i"ssy. While lila nnstrry
# I'll" rules of dtlat" nnsl Of parliament
fnr: precedent, his chlm ln.rnaty aud we'll
I'.ucsl power reminded thn se.,etn III Cay,
his ritnte nni1 personal lie wna ,lever
tlln'He'l ny the Ercat kenturkian's virca.
lie r'e'itti koF' ehd lifting inrecsive, hut
nut. lilo Randolph, nj ,tuiusiiy Tim, ll,o ro-
'''"''" Injured l'''"a"'f' Hat'r" was to HIN
n '".nne "' saving t1'n"s ny r'nH''ersi"'aEJ
l"mh'ht h's'''e@ 'f'a' w'r" TN ''h'neroHa
W." ''''H' f'' "lE''''h'' n" tH'" 6S'f
HsIet+ fthr1ftIthf, ftsensh1eiI, tint tlfnvisttH
, 1869-09-09

A i'Ill for tltfrfsal liuflrt -3.ltrFnry
tiusstW-stuoAn, Authors, mud t'ui'.
ttsh"Fa--'slse AdtFnnahrh Travel.
lGFs-A NGsv NesstNFf - 1'ultttr,lt
NlnRs,MIra Rt FltArtlasits FialeyMEu-
H1IltHr HlnetGks.
[FnnA DUR OWN rnnnEsrt'KnENr.l
, 1869-09-09

Ht' s4toa ht''' iAH ~
si!s!,an.s "A ~; +; f.s. iSsf isf h
,nt.., q. Nhtn he ~. ,1iihin l,u .Ihs d!rin.
IT. asi IL fa a. ie r.". I'D s f"
nnrs',t{. Hbrte he ran avAil trsSt! VI Ito *.t
IT,. t. ad + l.tss ta 4!"t tn9 fs Int e ihs
nt Atnsitcans sudrn!si iu ,Itrfe arc .elpAis men
II n ,@ :eli g !s n,ns Il ;:s II: Ia fa;
inw II sna tstura, Il. Tins hrJ n,s1nt.in ihrt iii
7lrg % y aor s an T. '1 r I'M nd "a -, I; r.
,ns sly .nrh .;1,5s T. !:irr
IisI ~, nys. h.t .n;t.as t. si.e soa.ta!1ee. d
. w . u IL I; r.: e.: s;. .' j
.oyt'. and iht Ise't M t!li",. rktna nrrstl1,t
.1rst tem:ie = e,1il1s "@sey the,o W. W
,htu! fe an Infettr lt~rse. 4tisn4lnf fvr cnT i.h
sstl ea e. ."ss1,
d. We watt Y vias.te ~ oMn eli !ts. su} tn fur
sh- ~,sa & kar.. r.; nov .c.tr.i th"u::ua *mrr
kaI": H.. ,s,a !'rss .rGs;s'.a g. s r. 1
A,.ut nsot .tr.nce, .ad t1e ~ lc 1vt. sl,a'.; :
L. s. II s.s liz i
ltlts lcstnros n .eirntlt ani iAc7sry h.'1. IT, a..
.'t ] %.b.|r, a. F"e.i
ts.ca 4 s,sss! II f{s !.is .hsl VT.
IL" t's.aea h Ss. i..G t ~ .si @ :tsss
thrf rat stLk trt II of rrrr n lifn htsths hTl
1tt rAIrt II $utt@.ta and IArSrf fA1sh hhw"trt H.
Hssste thetr or.ots than pF'lAH thaf ~~rr I."
s<ssc inhre4 ths sts,s u r he1 tsla,e
.htuit - ihA1IAfu 1ha Etntr, t.~'. st'taI ri -
III ts fttt hat st ssiIa kI1ne t4tr sFr fh.! ~.
ttAtr tint4tIhn Ba hs IL {rftr Ftut fnf rri1 Int
th. hanntF~ with 4hn Asta An1s pf truth and rrflh
HIT the tlaf ,kLt al"ts 10 NEST t.ts
t,ua4s TLr hIsL~, uh}rss 1t wrIi ~ II
si1 Lid human eulsntp sFn tnts Ish'ol thrF hls"tre
st lats ess rhs1sfutr, u Il Tim duty y r..
hf,tts t4x,t md pf all re,, " kn srsk ti,s hIsl-t
netfsfr t!1tf hot uny 10 ertrt char hrs MID
sust tho hE,atIan mIt,tIy Ali! ts n.slh ~ a.,
itr Ir asl lons Tor heapr"l-nt trl-s.. "4t
s!.a y found md sndew a' m.in1.in !1,,'s''.. Il
.ra'Sf; M .+1 Gsts I, o.E' It. u".t iu s
ttfS D.. 'ymsth Who sru lneiin~s a., tsr"ts +.
tt1nltlvtA u ta lAsF sa2 trerlse all osfihle A ~
{uyrsukAtiIk tho waIbs nt Gud Aal HlaE nath'f tie
xutd4n who lore at kEd lasf fnI thr Mis'1.
cst It In tho arfit Of the slhc WIZ. A
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provides Tor thu rtt4 ot tho AM! sastssrns
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in 30 far as the message is mere
literary performance If he had allow
ed himself to be interviewed" by
some smart, enterprising press re-
porter. who, by a series of apt quer-
les concerning public matters, would
have extracted from the President pre-
cisely such information as the people
desired. Such material, presented in
the piquaut style and with the dill
cious pungeney which characterize
most press reports nowadays, would
have placed everybody iD good hu-
NOR with the Administration, and sa-
ved Grant the unpleasant reflection
that he had made a most egregious
blunder in presenting to the country
an annual message that had nothing
to recommend it, not even the poor
merit of being gracefully and smooth
Iy written.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-12-16
TDe Drnenrn Gazette, srnfnrn, lea,

one from the judiciary committee de-
fning the Jurisdiction Of the United
States Courts in Virginia and Texas,
another 10 increase the salary Of the
Chief Justice of the United States 10
!. sI2, 600 per annum, and of the Associate
Justices to $4,000 Mr.. Sumner offer
ed resolution which was adopted,
instrueting the committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia to inquire into the
propriety Of repeating the charter of
the Medical Society of the District of
Columbia, and of such other legisla-
tion as may be necessary TO secure
medical practitioners in the District of
Columbia equal rights without distine-
ton of color. After an executive ses-
sion the Senate adjourned until Mon
day.
In the House a bill was introduced,
but subsequently withdrawn, authori-
zingan additional issue Of legal-ten-
der notes to the amount of forty-four
millions Of dollars. The census bill
was then taken up in committee Of the
whole, when spirited debate ensued,
but no result was arrived at, and the
House adjourned until to-day.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-12-16
FROM THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
Despairing Of doing anything with
tariff by general bill, members
seem to be trying the tinkering pro-
cess, and are offering numerous bills
putting the tariff upon certain articles
and putting others on the free list
They hope by this course to get matters
through that might be defeated if in
corporated in a general bill.
The bin Of 1Ir. Stevenson, of Ohio,
introduced in the House today aud re-
ferred TO the ways and means commit
tee proposes to exempt from import
duty the following articles: Tea, coffee,
moiasses, syrup, malado or cane juice,
rice, salt, coal, IumGer, timber, hides,
skins, printing paper and iron in pigs.
The House ways and means commit
tee have had the iron section OF the
tariff bill under consideration, but the
duties remain about the same, with a
new classification.
y number OF the most prominent
physicians Of the city have issued a
call for a public meeting, to be held
Saturday afternoon, for the purpose OF
reviewing the case of Or. Paul
Scheppe, now sentenced TO execution
on the 22d inst. They state that med
ico-legal questions Of paramount inn
portance to the profession and society
at large are involved in this case, and
demand consideration and immediate
action thereon.
\ meeting Of labor delegates from
several States, Including Massachu-
sets, Maryland, Michigan, Pennsyl-
vania, Wisconsin, California, &C., of
which A. u. Winn. has been chosen
president, is in session here to secure
the passage Of a more complete and ef-
icient eight hour law by Congress.
\ convention Of pension agents from
various sections Of the country, sum-
moned to devise the best means to pre-
vent frauds upon the bureau, and the
safest method Of conducting business,
! has been in session here since Monday,
Commissioner Delano has issued a
+ circular Of instructions TO supervisors
! Of internal revenue officers who collect
! fees for making out returns, &c, or as
/ sisting those who do not know how to
/ comply with the law.
The term OF office Of between three
and four hundred postmasters appoint
ed by President Johnson during the
/ first session Of the Thirty-ninth Con.
gress will expire during the present
/ session. Successors for many of them
are already being urged by the mem.
bers from their respective Districts
! Cor. Bait Sun.