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SN1nnvo Defeated and Wonndtd-
Isncz Nctrny cd nnu DcScntcd-Tho
BombnEdfncnI And Capture of
Eonnivcs-CuhAn News
HAVANA, Sept h-Ady,cea are rccelGei IRON
Port Al Prince 70 the s9sh. An enlargement pe-
forr Aux Czyra took place on the fsd, Hhcn Sal.
narn wAs defeated and dancc1ouAlJ wounded.
The rctel war steamers Florida ana Co!unab.a
nomnasdsa oona'yss On the 1oia ut, .na After
rebcls received ten rfed gnns from New
York. Tnrce Of s atnaye,s1 1sloepa, laden
With coffee, hare ecc1 captured BY insar-
EcntA On the !lth SalnaTc issued q proclamation
thai he would ahandoa the cause for which he has
80 long struggled
HAVANA. tept h-Adytees from San Domingo
aEr to the Ath Ilt During the aoscnce Of tien-
c1al Bacz, vlco PRECEDENT Gomez surrendered San
Then Iooscd against the latter, when he WAS DE-
teated. RArI expected 10 Ectatc San1ta9o, and
ai1ctNnfd proposed to march against Pocrto P1o:a.
Azua = still aeselse4 bI ntoe:A The FScach loan
HAVANA. Sept G-Forclsn res.dcusa Of this c!sy,
principally tne Germans, arc cnllstlue TO ret as
volunteers IN the reserve battalion when the prrs-
ent volunteers take the Geld. The foreigners tnts
morning presented letter to CAPTAIN General De
Rot.As containing the aboFe o.1er, md It MS NC
terred bF ht1u.
Eight hnn11rd Insurgents surprised ~ yoIun.
tcers and rcnulsed sheun- General kueuo, WITH
*eo troops, narthed 10 The as6isiance Of the vol
onteelt hut the insurgents refused 70 gtvc ea*tlo
On Ane lesh Of August the Insurgents, several
thousand strong. commanded hJ General Qoesa-
"a, Gtne1I CeEpedes bclaE present, made NJ A.
tack on La Tuaas, losing 20 Killed The garrison
ol Laa Tnnas cons!s.ed Of 80 toop4, Of which
lto we're killed and wounded. The nghs listed
MAC houfs, The result Is not stated
General ReueGasi arrived at Ias Trnas the day
hiferx ards with convoy. He hai skcrnian1nS
all along tie road and sustained slight loss.
, 1869-09-07

III the ~nclc ne!d Il a-huxz With the k.nz WORKERS
~ the hive, Though Ca1IforatA II eIp4ucut1T r1ch
b honsfs which even our forest trees supply IN
&id ABUNDANCE there u On 0nf RTtat platas 1p M
eettain rapport for bees. Ece-kccpers nud 1t upQ-
essarJ Il certain seasous to tAke their hl7es TO rs
sstn8 ehapasA ouAh supplies IL great lu1ur11lce
Inc midsummer and the 1utumnAl month"; weir
2tc tho Wtuttr time Any accession 10 cur bee
Eassnfe On the plains viii to Of 10 srnx4 ,mpor-
II nay be intcrcst.ug to .ecortl tnas the Janau.
~ coiony. near Faccr7tlle, has iotrottucel tnia
seuAo!o on plant into our country. F1ye &cres OF
s1e 9ona ate now growing thtre In sueh iu1u.1-
AuGe - e1lpaAses anything experienced ID japan
R!slnf IN earnett Of its adaptation 10 our sou and
es,MaE. s. hfatlc migration has certainly eomu
M2ufes Which III will uuItc In sleWIpr WITH favor.
Ms Icing Indebted to II for the Introduction of
tea culture On IN extended ecAlc. Next rear, Calt.
toTna ~tll sip the 1rst tea or It's own prninc;h,n.
aaa toon We shall ho independent os al soreIau
enFf!rH. The celebrated yasntsh trrc Of Janan ID
POW inc oomcstlcased yaInsh tree OF caIttornls-
ttM thsfl1R well on Tho Japanese rAncha Tho
y. nHhoo hito Tfowz n1ctJ theEc, nni We ahnll noon
nr familiar wtsh tn multforn uaex. t,t its Errst
eAlue wc hare no conception. Takc from Cana
4tlh japan Tho bamboo, and there Ii moi man, a
wonAn or chtIh tint would npf sufJrr fr1lu, thn
pIIt atlon, !h!s colony has brought with Il spulo
".'pIns~, 1as!etiea Of grated mulberry tFrcs now
1m"Ifs 'ieo!t'aGJ. They htu thEra years old Rnd
~ w ieft1lhR worms next Jsar. Tue COL
esRc 5of want n1 which wr arr htun,1rf.pa Wttic,y
u ctooket1 pathways That do not 1out to protpe,.
Ify In e!t4 making. '''''s
In considering ihp Aa!at!c 1ucst.o la, rlRy and
sn1hllah chAf!iJ .lrina shAs cfr,lLt to gyctl fuf
tua unaanstHlhs+l fNnrlta *o 1nFa cnna1csAtc -
Ifeelstt !fntl hfrFlnE notAn hnd srroauui 10
ENtE, ~ -"
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VIRGINIA NATIONS.
Mrx. General Lee md Mrs. Stone.
Wuli Jackson Mt RockhEidKe
Springs.

Mrs. General lee md Nrs. Stone.
wnIi Jackson Mt RockbEidKe
Springs.
F-pn. tAt Eaeibridjs Springs Correspondence .S<sr
Orleans 7f1Stt.
AEorg these found hero ME- Robert E Lee,
Ehon ! hal not seen for thirty years had
the daughter OF George y Arlington rarke Curtis,
who WAS the adopted child Of George washing
ton, but no blood fel2tlon. Then, she WAS N
elegant Aod attractive Jounx ladF, Of great ability
Of Dannt13 and personal cha1tra- Alas: found
her E1e1tiy changed By time, and still nore bJ
dlsease- The charm of her EAnntf1 stu COZ
uaue8 but her body has been terribly Afflicted oy
fhcrHaH1Iu, which h1H rl2te her such cripple
saat for sooac Jexrs pazt, almost fEuon The com"
LOGON oi.nu Ii Effected in = chair with Whec!s.
Nhich ia moved atout b, 1erSantz In spite Of
this Affection sac & tno<s agreeable And cheerful
old lAdJ, recelses every pan With , aol1c, Aad
conreI1ea upon AL subjects with l1telHGeace.
g!yeciiF AID Good hlUor. TkeFo G nothing OF
the l2nguoE, TreruloQ1ue9s or d.scnasenk o3 ne
invalid n her H2nnef or cnaFet8a-1ou- Acf ll3e
+ occupied u soc,M converse. Box1n1, Whiting Aod
plaI ing With her Nnndch bid. Jolly little ieioWt
she Soa ol General ". Il. F. Lee She IS lul o.
enerU and industry, and eupaoIs hel1ei noss ~
herself and cacsatcrs. At present she a engaged
IN making Z dress for herself and one Of her
daughters, out Of scue calico sent her Is Pres
| ent nom the FhHa11 Cotton MEA IN GeorEtA
Mrs. Lee. thouEh conteoted With her Situation,
aud deeply grateful Tor the n4nJ tokens of love
| md admiration which have been Ahowc1ed upon
| her husband and ne1self very naturally A!4as fos
| her Old home 21 Arlington frou which sae hAa
| beea % Eatalessly sd bzsbarous.y ba2ssasd Sac
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mnta e r A ehoot II O'Clock aaotac1 nre buz.s out
eest street hctrcen Intrn xat Foarss, X iae
C. e1st enc, when was soon destroyed Win mon
- ~ contents; thu hrc spreading cast.
e1H5,nf esn,5' .sn n =, eeoiss 81 @ran;s 'aioaa ~.
t1tas eassd asis sa,oon, anc 0fccnet,xum Droatss'
shns 9nnnk s1nfe aud vent 70 fAuiKuerb hArneas
saop Ana Price DFother3' hxrlrare Atufe. which
ero ~e9o soon hid Ia ashe1- 1ne ftocss Of eood1
s;s TeIs mostly aafeei. bat In damaged condition.
A. ~ u portion Cf thr eauc iauts that N. swrpt
az NJ y re 1fe of Reptcmbcr, 1861. The remain
tbll tlne. W ~ e'te~' ~ s"'Sa
AkH ioR1, Sept d-The large stable Of pe
hsoIess, q sialen 1rlAnd, with tnrre valuable
dveTh, AoEatts statct four tcncmcatp, ami th.ro
noon. Loss, $3S ,UtM.
nenAns1t sept "a nrc broke out tonight
~ VI. Sa.e5 street, atar Fourteenth, ronple.cly dc
s1~l'hR .n 'ne Io!low!nR prrfnscs: Joanson, tlAr.
TuoN Estes' lufnt,eE ynri: g. ". Cranla1I 4
81 plsning mill: l.otf j Gambrc s car. wor1s: !:
snintt'otit Gle factory, Anh Massc Il Harvey i
Kr1cesy snd llsuo1 store 1he following huiItilnvs
tonk mr.. oft wcEc sarea from Destruction. !oaI,l
= lilncnH combustion housr, Charles [Iown;1iE
cot1tniitlon hnusc, A!oan 4 Ahdington*s i mar hIue
anssnf!. aug ,a hsa.'. Wilson Foatrrs warehouse
Tho !uss Will probably reach slu',uN.
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expcsu 10 cloee he1 Tie amid the sccnes u the
hsppy days Of hex childhood and girthood l:vea
this mort Cherished desire, however, she viii
chneifuty saes11ee 70 her disnlty and prtle, md
F1u neEeT Dnsent to reselve back her estates Il
rendered With any condf1c1A or a 4 char. t.hh
nd raesc.isi consideration nod farvr b. tae gu7-
pEiaied ptpPezsJ bequesttef By her patttptip
fstner, End nsyer legally aequired bJ the
authority witch now retains II. Al.
nnston must oease TO b Fa1c.nl ceuae-
terry when the family Of Robert Z Lee
otaupy it Tho .sHRhter-tn-law Of Mrs, Lec il
here with her, tho vito Of General ". Ii. 2. Lec,
one Of the mont eEGant and beautiful ladies' /
hare seen IN virginia 6hc Was Ai9s Boiling. Of
Petersburg, Of ihc rocaaont1s stock, always t.
nous Ios hshnsy and high splE1t iicf command
ing and elrRant t1urR. her nr.Gh! and bcain1u4
lace. and ali of mingled dignity. grace, and erts-
ten h ~ would make her II the larse.i assembly
errrcEr.' Mr1- 7. J. Jackson y also making 10
1ourn in Tho place. aac u youthful ana hand.
rome WIDOW 81 aGahle snanness, anil he. lltiic
daughter. bright gir1 OF ssrcn OF eight yeaF1 at-
sfacfs uniyr1s! Attention ~ The Ro1 hAitess Of
tho lftusfr,nns t,ero OF CtAuccl1pysF!,tc aaa Of
hundred other p2ttics.
, 1869-09-07
BUILDING PAPER.
BUILDING PAPER,

Our Nulitling Paper II now "a
cxtcnstycly used tts,tt II lhrsIiy
needs advertising hut tllcrc arc
probably son,c who contcn,-
plnfc building, vino do not yet
know OF Its merits, niad what IL
nl1Ght addition II tn ~ the cost at
n building, whcrc THE SAME
lumber II used that II required
without 1t, nor how much as,lar
be saved by uAtlg 1t iii various
wnya INSTEAD OF lumber and
pIlsstcrinE. For fnatnnco: Il
building mny be covered with
this INSTEAD OF sIIEATuISG
boards, nnd then clnp.bonrtI-
cd, and The WHOLE EXPENSE
OF THE BOARDS SAVED,
while the building will be VERY
MUCH WARNER, because 1t
docs not shrink and no cracks
nre teft- Or, II the strength OF
sheathing " required, this may
be put on md then common or
Gull boards used for strength,
Instead OF matched flooring, and
thus II Ercut saving be mndc, Nv
well us securing n much warmer
house. Then, besides this, it
makes the house 80 much .yarul-
cr thnt the whole cost Of 1t Is
saved In IL single season In tho
EXPENSE OF FUEL. We war;
rant that any one who Inyestl-
gales ttx merits and uses CON-
mon sense, will not build u
frame building without 1t.
No ono nAs ever seen 1t with
ont being convinced OF Its utility
and economy 1t costs only from
eight to twenty-five or thirty
dollars, according to size,
TO cover any ordinary house
on tho Jour sides. 1t is used
under siding, under shingles,
under floors, and instead OF
plasterinE for nn inside finish.
Thousands hnye used 1t and tcs-
tincd to Its advantages and re-
commend all 10 go and do like
ystAc. 1t ~ tho most universally
popular article ever brought
within tho reach OF rich and
pttor tor building purposes.
Samples and Descriptive
Circulars sent free 10 nuy nd
lress. Manufactured by
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4kintfc Vegetable Products In Cnl-
tforntn.

Frs. th< San Fruneis=o j Ia Califcrnls.
The oil plant OF Japan. called COMA IN the JApa-
nese 1cgoaet, bcous1. ltka tue raEie, to rho ret-
Nt family. The stalk u foruc1. but u not Rsed.
The plant srp1a to hetznt OF four aad n1e fect.
1t Ia An annual: when n bloom, IL plot nowcrs
present beautiful Picture It Is very rapid
grower; bot It needs much valet n The
prolific The Little black eecd !s enclosed
IN capsule lot unlike I Spanish pe2ptr-
corn IN Appearance, aod Also resembles rapeseet
l. Ia veF5 rch IN gu, and the y1e.d NAY be oqo;ed
1t 1e6 pouDds per acrt. In California the seed
EA3 be Gown Al any ume Of the rainy seAsu1,
a1d the harvest will be With other crops, aaJ
July. But bT seeding again aud watering, three
CROPS Jear MAY be Tatsed. The young spruut7
make excellent stat. The seed Is thteshed out
OIL Is expressed, the refuse being used for nAn-
rrc.
One Of the most profitable Geld crops in France
u the COLA, telnssou Of The caba1xe fa,ni,y.
which u costtvated Tor iA oil The seeds zre Rtf,.
hiF to the gona- The covers arc yellow and
Fef3 beautiful In the landscape. The gu IS uuch
esteemed lor burning. an1it Is IL article OF Efea3
consumption The rprA oil b1rna without suell
Aad Nitnoot lnerustahor. aud ranks with The
ta!nA nut OIL Hhe4 refined 1t s IN ever Re.
epeet equal 10 oNEc el for table Ese and in many
.espssu supetlo!-h Keeps better; it, nc tictnal
eneets ~ esteemed. and II has a 1aEpr th4. r
minds Ont uf woMntA and this hpuouet Tlrs lr,on
tne palate on shot acquaintance California
1oald Eane xnch an accession to Its agriculture,
it, manufacturing Industry, It's huusenold rnn,
FentenceA and ita heal.hful Dict Amons II,
lacIdsntM values E2! be mentioned tt1 nttrac,tre,
ness 10 teea When It II Introduced il neW ne!sh
oufhoodA, Ehega tue bee WA never 1eeu liz j IvTe
eoHess at:saes The Little eooey-uAksss hon sfa:
, 1869-09-07
HORRIBLE DISCOVERY.
Tho faodJ oI Nau Found Literally
Chopped ets,a'fcccs nuu Packed in
II 1fHr.

Chopped es,a'fccrs and Packed IN
II lfo1.
Fr"t. II. bs4sAa E4psttlsan. S.rt, 1,
About > ut'utA ou Thursday uvsuiGX couple
sehlIek. wr1c epanIpt' In hauling wotk1, snd Fhllp
c7asinE thu creek which enp..fs info tho rsrr al
polnt neas tho s'o'n 1na1r!. they discovered. Ia
from 9ho nyer bank, a ho1 partially inibc;1Icd Ia
the tppn, shr creek tclnv almost dry. Tho aixhr
q thn article t.lI3 aroused tEclr curiosity. 1ui
tnsJ lnMsa.snlJ ~ /" nusk TO dtg II out, 4 task
Ihe uex W. pine, abcut thirteen inches decp,
iope, ana bound ii oaca end Win iron hoons. une
OF tho Top boalda belng partially misplaced, they
sound no uoub!e IN ascertatninG lhn contents.
Of man, lucsnlly chopped 10 pieces Tho hrsd
waa seyestd from the body. and packed II ofe
corner Of the boz; 10th lega had heen chopped
fnee and ankle joints; tne aEms hAd been taken
Oh at the snou3derzv 4nd packed closely alouxside
TIE bod5: while the other discovered members
had been Placed In position with a hc!lAh ingena.
.tJ thAt max the blood chill to think upon, The
head had also bten 6sHtti and chopped ac3p4s ina
iront portion Of the skull and nom the forehead
whlch had been li1ed %. On the chest vs.
placed dne linen shirt, supposed 10 be OF German
snanufsctn1a The nesh OF tho face was entirely
features The til oi the boz Was directed 10 plain,
BLACK letters to ID B. Sargent, Opan4e G;eh v
Nothing else vas found which would In any Way
throw Light upon the mystery.
The box Il supposed to hare been either bought
OF ttoien nun The Bsore Of Mt. Sargent, On Thlr.
teenth street, for the purpose fos which II WAS
The coroner1 tusy YESTERDAY rendered verdict
that the man came 10 hts death At the hautl. Of
some person o1 persons unsnown-i
7 he body Ia supposed 10 be that Of man AGED
about y 5eals, and had probably been dead three
There are many cou}ecturcs rtfe concerning tho
deserve belief. ="
, 1869-09-07
SAN FRANCISCO,

Tho Late Election ~ Efnnd .,-Thc
WcAtcFn Pacific lxAlIxond Com.
rfetcd.
SAX FH1xc1sco, Sept. 6-As the meeting Of the
Board Of Supervisors, NAyor -McConn and other
defeated Democratic Candidates, demanded TO-
tourt Of the entire rote Of the city And County Of
San Francisco, hnd brought charges Of fraud
against The Commissioner appointed to count tho
vote,
The WesteFD1racIac Railroad has been CON.
pteted to the Bay Of San Francisco The urst
through reasense1 from New YORK x1Ttred 10
day rid Almcda
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FOREIGN.
Further Exciting Reports
Concerning Napoleon'a
Health.
Adoption Of the Senatus ConsuItum
In the French Senate.
Prospect Of a General Pardouing
Of fenian Prisoners.
C0nccsatons Made by tho Vice.
roy t0 Tic Suitnn.


TYnuro.
r,tr ux.,ru ny r,,r xvrrnn,
tnkta,x n,t, n.s,sn,
f,rtrntc ndy,rc. FINN, t,nt,. .,n rsr,.,s,,, ns.
t,tubt. TN thu .u,,,crt of Inn ur+p,, ,,r,,,,t ~,
SnpoIron. \ health rncn, dr,n.,cnrs r.nr..,ss
that ,he il,ura. NJ ,hn l:,un,r',
vhs, s,a,,n,n, mr., III. r.. ,.sss .'ao-
attack Of tho ,sossp. yrster4ny vnIrh ~ nccns,n,na
him n, unusnsI ,novnt NJ er,,.mn n,Ir - s..s
firing. Tha fn,oxysm su,.t1od sttrr . mi.
a,mr, but to day The E1,nrr,, frr,. ,nurh .n.r.,
cd from itx n1scta M ,.,., rr.,,t -, ~. .,,..t
, 1869-09-07
Turkey.

RELATIONS or SULTAN AND yIcEHoY.
LoNpox, Sept t.
Important adrices aclaslre to the acsua, exist
ing condition Of tho relations between the Ehed-
I've Of Egypt and the 4nlt1u OF Turkey hare
been received The khedire has promptly
to1egTapheH 70 ConstAnttnople his ns-
sent to the conditions, military, financial and tr1p
utafJ, which were embraced and insisted On In
tho sultanb letter, lately forsasted TO HIN, tins
e1tncsng bis determination to leare no ex-
cuse LOT any hostile action On tbs part OF The Sui.
tau. The Ehedlse Is expected to arrive in Con-
6tanttnople on Monday, and to have IN otlcial
Interview with the Sultan Immediately. Tho
French Minister In Coustanttnople telegraphed
the main points Of the Snltans letter 10 the Ehe-
dive before be reached Alexandra, ut the came
time urgently adssiug him to submit 10 Its terms.
coSsTANs1NorL1, Sept g.
The khed'ye has teleSrAphed his assent to the
EEEiets second letter, relative to The negotiations
IF loans without the consent OF the Sublime
Porte.
.... LONDON. Sept-t.
later dispatch sars TINT the khedlre has LEFT
Ae1and1a ioT Constant,aopie,
, 1869-09-07

PHIllnKiAH1A, Sept d-!Abous noon TO-DAY, !
paH! Of tu1t!Ans went into heenan's liquor ahop,
curing for keenan,, asked where wAs BROOKS.
1ancs Brooks. tnitcsi states detective orlcer,
Hno happened TO 10 1retent, replied that
ne Fas The n31, when one OF the ruman1
tnot MIN With revolver. neooEs wo1nd Is PROB
4o!I moTtal. as the bail passed thsuuSh na lungs.
seizure n the time. The hssassiss drove 70 he
door IN earflsfe, and escaped bY the sauc Goa
TeJance NJ. BROOKS wAa appointed govern
lncnt detective. TO prevent Illicit dI.ttato1, and
the assault NM undoubtedly IN revenge for his
sueeea.ful efforts in detecting frauds,
, 1869-09-07
KANSAS.


Euik&topCFn.
FoRT HARKKH, Eept a,-MesER. Felix r Bcr.
not, n n. E. DouFr and Nathan Bishop, Tinted
staiea Spec.Ai Indian Commissioners, reached
foT ttAlkeE EAtntIay evening. having !eft Aedi-
cine D!u1on the 23d Of AuH1lt. TneJ held council
on the 71s II which al the principal Chiefs Of tne
Conanehes, ,k'owas, H'!tchltas and atntlA.ed bands
we're Present SatAntA, SAhab1t, MILKY Way
Afcht2yt budan. GOOD Aoowa4 SHAKING Hand
And others mada speeches, 8au said they would
DOW waik in the white r1an'a Foad md whuI the
Warrington F1thcr to eeHd GOOD men to show
them The toad- All tho Comanches Arr now IN,
and VII probably remain IN tho reserEst.oo- The
Conni1&lonera 90 not place much reliance on the
promises Of SAtautn and the Efow3A, The tsspe
OF better fsttons Is al that wit hold them.
Tho Commissioners held COUNCIL with the
10th, which resulted IN N agreement viii MeIt-
cinc. Aror, Chtei OF the Cheyeuues, tim: he
would tmme medtately bring Al the Northern Chey-
ennes 70 camp on the north fosE Of the Canadian,
II The Commissioners promise them protection or
their WY down, which protection WAS promised.
Full reports Of the COUNCIL .hase been sent 70
GSEtFnl pArttr by ma,l
, 1869-09-07

The Effort to Hrenk Up the Bands OF
NcEu9ntorx.

lorrsst1k, Sept G-Tnt three companies 0!
min:la that hare been doing duty In the ne.shoor-
hood o. Lebanon. ky., Tor tae past four or nye
have been ztllered By q company Of IS mounted
men NOM A!away, Ey.. who a.r Thoroughly
ACQUAINTED With the loealltes where tie stEala-
to!s easFy On thel1 piundeE1nc md uurie-ors op-
trat,onA- Jose B&uGanD, The party who Killed
m4n named Schneider 1t hall In Hamburg Rone
weeks AGO WKa real1eSted to-day, the grand iury
having Indicted hin for murder II tee tls. deF.rc
DAsaarn Wal cat on =, ooo bail
LDCIsFulL Sept h-A t!s-:aceful A1s4r oc-
c1ITcd on Saturday night. 1t Y!Ace called Christ
toas, On Third street road, few miles from tass
GU. I fAocA0Eo, 81 Which were gathered =
number Of elaeS Ecn and some white females,
frearas Acd falFss were freely r3ed Three
blacks received setloes 3nlI1.es, aad iooz1a Was
MORALLY wounded Tho police hare been seazcn-
been tEptNesA
, 1869-09-07
LA SALE.
Arrest OF n Couple Of Burglars,

LASAlLE, Ill.,. Sept John McGowao, Of this
city, under Indictment for pAastnR counterfeit
noueI, WIS ARRESTED last night By 0Eee7 Keys
and Crkg, on \ wa1Iant nom Bureau County, iur
weeks s:cce. Dodge, AcGoTaus aceo1puce, MAS
arrested several daJa aSo, sou quantity Of tne
stolen pIupettr found In his rosSesxoa, but Nc
escaped. &c has kincs sworn thai he would not
he captured alive. lie desperate fellow, and
htl haoodless Arrest 1e1ecN credit upon the city
20
, 1869-09-07


spceih Deapateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NV YonI Sept.
Bsef C.ttls-,Rsseipt. sinee Saturday, S4sa 5x1ns
70 the JeWsh holiday the dem lid much enrtait
And TIC market oVe~tt 'ehed- Prices fully Nc
lower and not thAn hxn the otr1.nsa sola w1th
downEMd tendency tn sht eommou stock VerJ 9nod
e pEint iots seld 4s 1saI.e; oni.aary ks taii.
iaf to prtnle:!IEois, 7ewt. 1s(4lsch; choice ken-
tuekJ. c~t Ak8lsc; 70 geod. Tex ms, 81 cMtpE3
5heep and Lamh4-Htetipts stnee SATURDAY., ~
M.ttet rasaeE weak: theep ls41c: hmba, 5tasac
1neI. City dzrsErd ds7net It ;a,,.c.
- rIt1LApEFulA
FaulrELrHLi. Sept. e. Becvrs n demand: rrt4ts
nFmrt alrs u p head st r. asste fdr extra ~,1t.
cEn tter's: :4ete fer fair to good: basxe sues for
cpEmon "
Sheep tn fair demand; sales ct Laa At 4tsasc srcss
lion IN demand >, fall prices sz!.s VI aGl ii flg "a
l3so toE .lcp fed; 80 eWt net for cora ia
$500. ALBANY.
At1tEy. SEPT h-The eurrl5 0; cattle ID faIly s5no
bead .Sao NOR" than la1t wr-k. Market ocncd with
se5 nste .issity though tae ave1.ee quality odefed
dEoyes f.on Kentucky. No tmpruye e1nrut In pytcrs
rs re wetht. ley seiessed bFoasht as.e. ba, the
hikhett rrice realized for the remainder u &c; dns
The rn ri shtep much inferior 70 that Of lat week
while lambs arc about the aAne. LA1bA advanced Il
g he, No charge IN shecp.
The maftrt fvs hoa, with N Increased sapply, u
aun Alsh5fan, e1&3she: Now York. s.t3ies: ILL.,
EEcFNATT, Sept h-H"Fs dull and lower 1t saoo3
Q.4-the latter II cItfen3e rate ..-
Beef cattle uncharged firm 1t &1co4a51-
, 1869-09-07

Serious Btnaslug Accident at shc
Portland Water Norks-T&ro Per.
Sons Fatally 1otured-SeuntoE Ecs-
Reudcnsa Conditions.
PORTLAND, Nc, Sept IA kee Of patent pow
der exploded al Like Sebagp OF Eud6y afternoon,
81 The Portland Water CoupanJa woEKa, where
three men were blasting, blowtCR the men sotne
distance and burning end woundlng them consil-
erhb!y. Tho ncn arc sst!l allyo, hut two, It IA
feared. nte fatally injured Tho accident wa oc-
caaoncd oy the knocking out Of the hung with =
STICK which hall been usett In nllo-9lJcesine.
PORTLAND, Sept h-Senatoy Feascnteu cont,n.
res the aame a during LAST night
, 1869-09-07

NEW ORLKATs, Sept "a ro,she7ss wind has
been p sralltnE here for the past tno days 1t tn
crrAaed = gale II ; this morning. fhcrs las
been heAvr Wind md un3hated r1,n cont.u0-
ou*!J throughout the daJ. The extent OF the
stofn u unknown- Damage TO shipping and he
crops Is nppfrleudei
, 1869-09-07
TENNESSEE.

A. J. Figuring for the United Sxnxes
ScnntoFahIp-Accid Shooting
CAhes
NASHVILLE, Sept G-Ex.PceAdens johnson
still iinScr8 IN Sashv1llt, having been here some
:tn days scheEtug for his election 10 the United
States senate.
Webb Smith, chief clerk tn Cray ErkmanS =
hardware store, died this morning Of = wound re-
ce1vrd F1dny BY an accidental p.s:nl shot from
The HANDS ol q Customer 70 whom he h4d zo1d tue
pistol lie Nas q b1cihe1.1n-1aE Of General
CheathAm.
The GFAnd Sire snd Other Odd Fellows LEFT TO-
day for sao Fraocssco, 10 2tteuu the meeting Of
the Grand Lodge.
, 1869-09-07

ROCHESTER, Pa, Sept d-Aajn. Anderson, Con.
Etaole, Of th1 place, succeeded yesterday evening
AFTER i chase Of TWO days, u taxing Sullivan. the
tespc1ado and murderer OF puEJ, the prize light
e. in Pittsburgh last week. The arrest was nsde
at Gallee, thirteen u1las from hert, md Ssp!fal
Wxs tAken To Pittsburgh this morning.
, 1869-09-07

AKAru1s, cept t-Sews from sloce the Ark.n-
sas and White Rirrr EaJ the cotton crops arc
splendid, md the balls arc opculng tne,5. FruI
low this city the drought has cut OF The crop opc-
third. The young halls Azn shedding Oh, ard
colI the lower OF bottom bail VII toa,G1r,
, 1869-09-07

fUlADKlTHlA. Sept k-Thc arGarncnt CON-
nenced tcday In the great contested election Case
before the Court Of Common Tlcas, involving Al.
The o11cctB Of the municipal government who TO
eelsed cerntcstcs last October. The evidence
ta1en n1. tour thoua.nd !,aEcs, and the Argument
Will not be given before the close Of the month,
, 1869-09-07

Tho Coroncr*s Record In st. louis
Railroad Celebration Postponed.
ST. LnCR Sep. t-Tne Coroner Of this ctty
held sctcntJ-e9ht tuquesta last month. The
most prominent ca1ses ol death we're: Sunsssoke,
II: drowning, IS: apoplexJ, Il; suicide, .; acet-
denta .; inieupcrancc, q
Dr, Garrison, Of the Missouri Pact1c Railroad,
announces that In consequence 0! the condition Of
and Atchlsou, KaasAs, the opening celebration
will not take place until Tuesday, the l4tn bur
tho Ateh!&ou people kaJ that Arrangements have
been H.adc to take the cxcut4luu train from St
Louis across the bridge 1t Kansas CITY and up tho
MISSOURI Valley Railroad, and that the celebration
shall not bt postponed.