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, 1869-08-06

y. GtEano, OF Eaxthauartcn, Mass, has IN ad-
ye.ti>cmcut IN the Springfield Etputl'eaa which
reads: II forbid any person hsrbot7nG my SOD,
John A. Gillian, VINO lelt my bed and boarl on
Wednesday last," Ac-
Mr.. Cooper i,s1rg near Ris Greek, Sebastian
County. Arkansas, few data ago EaFe birth TO
t.tplels, all bosE, TIE biggest Of whom Weighed
ouly two pounds. They were, however, perfectly
;ltIl!.
Ou the 10Th cit, q fre occurred ut Gepte, Swe-
den, which destroyed oeer ss,S,o,0oo worth of
properly. Seven h1olted houses werc burned,
and 5000 persons, out Of a population Of II, ,oS,
tsslog lost almost everything they possessed,
VEN forced to camp In the opea air.
In m Old burial g1oanA In the Shetland 16laods
Ia an erltara setting forth that the dcafh Of
"Dorall Robertson. to al appearance g sincere
Christian, xas cnused BY the stupidity Of Law
rcree Y>ulocS. who Eold him nltre Instead Of EE-
so1n--aa,tH.'
Two-thisds Of the heirs Of Aun.ke JAMS have
appointed . committee Of their own humber 10
uanaGc their case against TIC corporation Of
Trinity Church, without rraId unless tae so1t
lhRit bc gained, in which case tcu ref cent Of the
amount recovered, cstratcd 81 from s23a ON, 0a1
10 f3lN ot NtO, shall be divided atuony the maua-
gers
The tioctors OF Cincinnati hare been inspecting
the eoda- water Of that ctt5, and IN Uue hundred
,}tCeycnt Hrec!ncuH hare found fourteen contain
i1a'ca u! 'n' i'sset.e'i fol1%. .uN' ~ 4u1l'
tsthe apo ID ten 'oe' ioona 'eaa a1s" 1Heu Lucy
ho''t" tne foae' rA.e' ana ak'.s" Hs"1' .oso "
lie eofiace. WHICH, aloo e'al'o'aA4o '1o'eu ~
bc nc1a'he-
IN tbe "lneg1o~lhs scRn'is " .u.s WIG
| ia cheaper than EllK- In Anhhctm ead Los Al,
Ec.cs coumon winc Is but thirty cents gallon:
| nilk coats nttv. Even a common strong wtnc u
| Int fort, ccnA In Tuoluune County lATgc
sl'lcd rsne.Taiscr ohets ious 'no1sana wv uaa.
dFtd gallons OF e1ce'!ent "lue ~ seut.
per eal'au.s IL fnc sane feR'oo nlA 4olo sen.s
, 1869-08-06
The New York I!m.S, in discussing the

case Of Ar. Cheney, says:
.'That The rector Of CHHst Church conacfen.
'loasly bc1ieres he ought not TO rec'te The wo:.i
rexrneraae' IN tHis service is Gear; bat no 'eaS
ceaI, apparently. was It the dotf Of bis Bishop 70
cAIl flm 10 account fof the omission, aud, on his
refusal 10 yield to the prescribed ritual 70 Present
Cheney dtsEeuts from the doctrine Set torth n the
look Of common Prayer, Its true way cat Of the
Il tie Episcopal church. II, On tic other hand,
IS ID more probable, he II Gully an ardent aaso.
eaie Of such rrsissou Of the lltnfgy
~ will make It conform uOre tccurstely IN cx.
resstun 10 what be thuks to be the belief Of the
Church, It may be doubted whether be has taken
.ne proper Way ot dotnR j. The General Conven-
United statcs, ia tae medium for altering the forms
Of worshEp which this Batue uodF established, and
Under which Mr. CheneS Was Ordained h1shop
McI!vMne, Of Ohio, is also at advocate OF revt'
sion pf the liturgy, Int not. ~ We undefst1nt.
Acrord,ng to MI. thrney's ueihot, which la,s may
liz DESCRIBED nS ecclesiastical publication, nad Nj.
GbeneS Mnself as nuElheI.''
We believe it was on some such charge as
:his, of having uullihed or set at nought the
:aw4, ordinances and canons Of the Jews
TINT Christ himself vas tried and COZ
t3emnel Luther "nnlliied the c:Inons Il
| Rome. Wesley "nullifed" those oG tht
Anglican Church. Eu1llders, therefore, oc
tupy n very respectable place in Churct
history. There is always in all governments
civil or ecclesiastical, the disciphnazian ant
7 the nul]itic1 In most instances, the forma
has stood for despotis,u, tho latter for lii
csty. 1t is only us defying md multiplying
| something which Is claimed to be law tina
the point whether il bo Law or not, and be
| yond THAT whether it ought to be Law o
| cot, cIu be decided. Tie best hvye1 is b.
| who can clAnee the Law.
, 1869-08-06


ra'trfa 1lavr ftre1t,y hprn rei 70 wufk In the
Waehla9tnn f'Rtt. fari .
ltp ftrnrit Atlantic tAhio II mt c1'n1t'f"1 nllb
eA Htsl,.aty lpls stiarh lnsttusAr. itt l. elsat4l
~ t'tbHtpAanf.'' 1hth r*'tntHHaer rhslaa II tru
a"ta'r tIasest reratHsFa ftf'in Tafh titl'ur ~
xlsn,I IAp iwU hntntlr.tiA patti IT ah tf."h unn
tMlea saitr,td ~ ii,u rAn and tlla nIhef T., ih,
WIS tA.,tertlaa Nll> lta 'el"aklt,R" II ,n,elxitR
lt.lInlItht, 20 thnl n'4r4t thn eIer'fa elaai ~.
tNts Nj lkn taGln l,ia1 II tArt!s MI nAHrtIra lpu,!
the s,.uaA4us FlAla, lue dttns tat pAt4 u, q, Ns,
if"nv rlt FstIef, thu lI.s rnnr nf tr inuIfunIeLt
stuea lhat 'lta lutnclntt oE tNa rAll!sllse! r.s,
s,ts the nleraiut tu Hur: by thB ltarrrlntAl ali
uerttnsht u thu EirrEts charge, aud .lbt By ths
elrst1M rH11eHt t.peli." The ads aut.1,es VI ,h,a
iLett1ua. AEu that ny IL usa tEu disturbing lunu,
elrea OF tar1h-clrrelts are Avolied, aun tae
tfAnlhis.iof Ahl reading VI mcssaHea are laclI!
AtsA.
The London correspondent OF the MAncheater
Guardian xritea;
H.; LIZ sad Il ~ ths @ u iu p"!, IL
t1a sss sa q IT, sa sa whs f.
saJ srr 14sd5 to lead bseI to Eaf5re fhs
q tase b. ~ crutuE!t sso pIsn.t. the tsAnaaiI.
IhcAst!Tea IN lie ALFRED rniuop of .hnSt that III
hIt'en slnet the dr11 war. TAty hasn ern r4cd u =
t.nd r traathus and of memories. ssseeA,rd wita Old
NOttd {stttut1f; .nd aoErT than S1Tt thctx thev
ate riMiutso cat III their fn.urr tt Win at1ic nd
AfistueTailc Spain Genera. pnm II saId 70 favor The
I IL IT, a.y ina.3yn y s e III
~onld tc os 20 little value u hls country. There VIII
&c + e I'D ID II &.
rt,ttnuH!ty. st the l4hes sA.a II sh Uaytcs Wit NJ
Protestant clement Into rfoT1ate o! Tue punn.
sl1lA."
, 1869-08-06
A Queer Revenue CMses

ffont rhf tfateHa (fH} Gttfffts, Jtl3 ~.
lot Ct Chicago Nhtskey, Ia t14aett tn s., PacI>
fEached Dlnlslsh the uthcr day oy the Illinois
Genital. Wnlie beln: handled at Duulclth, one II
tho barrels "chycl," snd the whisaeE cnT1-
mfnced to run OUT. IN order to save the
!a1Eor, the men drew II oas lnto another
hs1rri. Now The question X What 10 do
with 1T The tattFuul company u rc1o7ns!bic
to the owner fur tho S1te delivery OF the
wni<seJ 10 tht pn1.seb to whom Il Ia tons!Enel "
st Paul They must deliver It or par foF II. Ino
new barrel IL not stamped. nud II Ehs c2nhAny
Kerr to iorwarI Il, It would be subject 70 setA1.o
and cGu1.catlon, husi the company to nos; ~.
t':cE, no hsat w0akt receive H. for rue Eackat
COMPANY wor!d be liable to nne fot cafry'nR u:
Furthcrplor-. thr party 20 whoia y = eoh,,1nsa
to n htavy tae aud imprisonment TOT harlnx
rrAt1npcd nlEot II hts nossess!on- fAe
rs,Ir1ai conpeuy cannot procure Efamr for tho
torrti "a ihe Revenue law provides That stamps
Ehati h. sold onls to parties oxhp can 1hnW =
WHOLESALE tiraefa License: ans! seen y nceuss
xur: ccs fip. Just a.A,ut the sAlus Of tue barrel
nj wh,skry. The cetepany has 70 Et-ht to se1l tho
wh.skey willis II b not STAMPED. nor hsa aDSsoAy
. 1tdl to bur II. both parties xoul to aapicc. Ia
trG AID iLlIiitsanc.enL
Ms. NecI, the raitrasl a>ens ut Dun!cita,
wrctc to Assessor Smith, of ts14 city, tor s1struc-
Euas tas tho lAltef could sec 70 Uny II hetp him
cut Perhaps soMe Ono would au1ye8t faas tas
company had better let It's thirsty ltboresa oTef
there htip themselves to It. fei but belore II
was halt drank Up :aa company Wou!d stand
csanc: Of getting tns't for Eartng uEalanped
hlsAe5 N Its Possession.
, 1869-08-06

testluv nm, p,,ftr, or tpasia fran attDf4 tia hits
All hal FEupte HI lI,ef t"t+e, lllil'a. 1,l. snfa.
tp,tt, IL Al.sts.aselAna trtptetne ~ t!.tn ~ t.,
III tt.Iti wNlis Htefy fHt!s WA tHile1 tsitat'l
t.fHtrt sIIt pitft HtI fFaL4 III tAH sl ssf ~ HIS
ti4ht, Wuulru se,An III tltn nltt sfptt lItAf lns.
win sIreatIlX ~ ~ AMI tlas JUL aNs, s'Ft st't's
Wtfe HlhtlhEa Hs dlHErstt sflIrtlnlta, EtsIl if1T
sIjeHk IN lt.auuhf, taa.efa Nn4tss eAassai l!ef,t
lis h1ufuAE1 lfnpT+ s:luha al Ills siuGats an +hd
II Il erc ~ s.uh " HH.tneii! ,ltn slfll ~ liian
faws In Illumination ttefUTu 1T. MAkur,
II hr ceEK EKrA Ut HAN 1Ate4 liAHt, Through w!l0aa
prlaallnps tAr th1t Fi1a4U} If Ills ttaJ ~as f1-
nttft,} ,Wit have teGa ttkl similar u thHs1 III
Which Il hai, been usf, Gat they xeEa tlta !a''e'i
ryut !l,leS, luH ai ar, Ming lhs inssatt when
could faat disftpRulsh the llas1eA Gt grass At my
feet; and, iatsr again, Watching tae sha1""a os
iha leayrt o. tho gsu4nd walk. Tae wh.sa lilies
~ rs r, nthtt,s 1pxet gRr.lea vera otscrscd ty
nthe among the Grst objects of 1hu vegetation
y sbIcIi could Ra distinguished from tbs TlGdoTa Vi
tha toube. Ese!3 MS!ng crsatuta WAs soon u
oirng Kgatn In tho blessei restoration Q. l4hl a.
fer 1hat :TtQhuul moment Of . nleht - nooh.nay.
AMEN, = ho witness any extraordinary Spectacle
toceiher arr ant IN utter ttmes, to duR pltasute
In conyer..ng on its tDpresslons. !fus uo hol
remember 10 have heard single being Ifeel?
communicative on the subject OF bis tndlfldua
feelings st the mott solemn moneht OF tnt
ecllpse. 1t would seem "a u sensatlons Wess
aroused too clotciy connected WIN t9e coas..u
fiop Of The spirit TO &c reyerently anti Iamillafll
discussed, l shall only aaS that have pastel
yar.ed aul eTentlu1 life. that It haA been my LOT
tune 70 ste eaEth. heRveDss ocean, nnd man u
most OF ttelf aspects. but neser have beheu an
spectacle which 70 plainly manifested the ma1est.
of the Creator or So forclh1y tanght the LESSON o
lcfparitx 10 man, as a total ec1!pse Of the sUn-"
, 1869-08-06
KIDNAPPING EER OWN CHILD,
Curious Complications in the Clark
Divorce Case = WAylnytnE tho
grandparents on their NnY Home
from Church "A Street Fight-A
Night in the Cells.

tAls"Hs Sohnp'scu'lOHs III the CtnfA
Divorce Cnsc = WAylnJtnE tho
Grandparents On their Why Home
from, i,hurchA S1reet IIpy,s
-.. 80.
H'she l" el'e ~ets'
Ffzzn tie .,eso York Sun, AuJrAl3.
The pending dsercc Gaze Of C1arx 81, clark has
taken Z new fern. Dnr.nS the entlrr SUIT Mrs.
Ilarx has Tired H1tn ~. Walter Seott, u. D :,
tc. she has heeu VERY anxious to get
her child, little E:Il about 2 Jeara OF
sEr, WIN lives with her rather. under decree
81 she Court hased upou the iaet tnas tae
mother Is not a ut person 10 have charge Of her.
As. CLARK has made ta!ee Or four attempts to
Eet possesson Of her daughter, bQ. faithful nurse
hn* pserented. Sometimes the mother would call
u a. ne g!nndpalents' house, where Wera staytas
the father ard child, when the atIta wera SaI,
and hsaln she Holld meet The nurse and child On
the street.
F1pahF, AT Weef she employed four men, who,
upon The artuc tlon Of The child, we're 10 receive
one hundred dolt1ts ap1ccs. With them aud =
eoacanan, foF whose services ArS: CLARK pail
trents-nye oo''arH, the party entered upon their
scheme Of abduction On Saturday night NJ Clare
4hd sne Esanopa5en1s OF LIE chud reside II l6
At[IllA hi{ETk
, 1869-08-06

The Detroit Fro I'rtxs is guilty OF au
uncouscionlhle n1lstnteulcnt relative to Mr..
Buutwell's public debt statement, which il
makes The basis Of another falsehool, to the
effect tLnt the reduction Of the debt since
March tst has been only ST,lT0,is3.72. iu-
stead Of $40, ,s"G,5e3-7.. It asserts That
Sls. Boutwell, has inclnded in his statement
the gold in the Treasury as deduction from
the debt Of $50, 1a5, no, but has not charged
the certificates Of Indebtedness issued fol-
this amount as part Of the total debt
The F,r4e Pros then proceeds by adling in
this sum twice-once as part of the "debi
hearing no interest (S4e3, ST., ,s5o.12),
which includes it, and once ns IN inderend'
cnt iten,-to prove that our debt Is M.o;'o,'
suV larger than aH. Boutwell, declares, and
The reduction 80 much less A glauco al
the socseta1yis statement shows TINT The
criticism is blunder, and very silly nno
stupid one, Mt thAt Tho reduction Of ou'
debt under Grant has bcen 43,so3,523, ol
ut the rate Of size 900 900 year, Demo
cratic papers hnl better conGnc themselves
to styling him ''Mistcr Grunt,' and not for
felt their little character for veracity by
denying the figures.
, 1869-08-06
>an Irnncisco Mechanics, Institute

>pu EruNCtACV VI NFChAulc*' A0tIAku1d
The 6esenth Annual IaduAt1i&l Exhibition OF tbs
NtchAplcA' Institute Of San FrAnclsco Will com-
nence on the 9th Inst, nud VII! continue until the
18th Of September ne1t II MI! he held In The
beautiful and comlnOdlouB pavilion Of The inst1-
tuse, unlou Fquare, Sau Francisco. The exhibition
Kill be open 10 The whole world, and will embrace
aJuut erery rsctul product Ut mechanical genlUs
~ Industry, including steam engines and lnosee
Ipwers; manufacturing machiprry: machinery
used In worttpg metala: machinery for working
VOID: mining machinery. including tunucllIng anI
lnetallurEcsl processes, crlshcrE, stapA grinacsa
rulfer!zcEf aulalg anaIorH ftt1Dacea
for roasting ores, etc; nASal architecture; MILL
tnry engineering; philosophical, surgical aid
dtutal inEtrunents; steel, lTon, bFasf, "copper" tn,
lead aud con pesslon manufactures; tools; hard
wnte; cAt!tT. Tlaln md orDaUeAtnl Castings: ::
wooden wa1r; tplIersl9 Of ali kinds: chenistry
mud chemical kutetances1 jeWelry, silver md
plated ware: leather acd leather wosS: furniture
uut billiard tAles; works Of art. musical InstEu~
meats; nix und silk n2nulaGturcs: tewtng na~
chIpcs etc, ETC. For all the articles named, pre-
muus In the shape Of gold and silver medals and
diplomas, are offered.
We regard this Us an excellent opening for on.
Clcsgo mechanics, particularly 1hose engaged In
manufacturing articles consumed IN the mining
districts Of The Golden State, to become better ac-
qnalnted with ,tc consumers OF their products
md we ttnAt tht, xll Improve the Opportunity Of
fered then, By contributing lioeraty To tbs tutcr
est Of the exhibition, In sending some attractive
specimens Of their handlcraft. MT. YIN. r. Her
1icl, General Agent Of the association 1s now IN
this city, III the Sherman House, aud, we doubt
hut, will he glad 10 gre such Information as may
W. wanted by those who wish to he represented BY
their products IN the exhibition
, 1869-08-06


Trletir"l h'p1 ,'H"'l his "f1l"iHl power 10 pro.
n"fe ll" nine It ita Imraonr1 nr1lll,n.
Nj, l'A,il A. Walls ratl,natc,1, "A ,rar ngn,
il'"i ,itsH'n'a an1 rts,s1nmlrsl rI1pttInn VI
u" tesrrne s"ss,l ns,e eighty nill'"uz
,"",. IT, ,etdptl t'iant covera iltaar f'H,ia4
'' Euea twenty hjiIl"pH better. 1.satly
"r'l fer tbs ffat fonr months, l'ses!'!nnl
t1t4h. hrrh.a IL Lave ynAt,l,n4t tl.n i'oTL lr4.
r'teu el"'els Ia l'la financial oan.patga. Il
u rnltsn that lls,,aa who have Ia surrender
nnssn'lli"nhlly c"'np!r'r ike l,HnknnF that
l,e In treating shcla in Il mpat NnhaInln'ula
hn'i nnscutlcsnan!y manner. Nothing l'ut
IL" " "sera hoiAing iorconf circ 'snhtaiaces"
Induces them 10 surrunder at I'LL. lie gave
the rebels III delay. He gives the whiskey
r:nga '1]elana."
, 1869-08-06
Boston Po1itehe4ps

Fro,A he Springfield tstasA) ftptto.h-1n.
4 Western Wig Wn1g, ln ~ ne DAYS o. Hears Clay.
s4u all the distinguished mfn or his party that NJ
could md at home. AmoDg others, he called
upon Dir. Everett 10 pay MS tcspecta- Eat he
to bis tr4enaa wpen he got home II
went 10 zee Goser1cE Everett said he; "tta,A
half an hour, but he Eai cos1 81 an tee
hn,.tc-uerar kA12 'D-n 1Ut1r fyes' once, nor
any oshe1 piece OF polteoess-" Bost1a manaer1
rate, VI. Da1Iel i Curtt., i member of the SUI
rolltcpees Nr. Samuel F. Dalton bore Wi:ness
aues oil Iii. Joseph ii Cnur1h,n, another mc1-
bcr If The SuHolk BAT, who nss been al oterseer
Of HaEvard College, one Of ,se uo'esuo1s Coau-
Gil, ts-, psoceeIeG tu pull Mr.. Churcnt.'s uuse.
and break his spectacles will blow OF bis ust.
1n explanation OF thIs special sttent1on lrom
touK Ill. Churrbul u be Clergyman, foiluxe,i
hin.and asked him, w ho sre Joa:" and upon Sir.
cet.tss!ns repl.ue, "Sons ot ,oar hu.lasss., ;.
hrs nnd turned II in Moderate and qaLtt
mr. Thla MAS 0oue politely, too, u Course, IGt
n0s snca t2 Sqeh lei
tie cu1Ett-u,A Curtis IN strike with his list the
no>e he bad Inst moderately turned, " thereby
to u.e Interference Of By stapfc1a-
Tbs bc:1IL'Cg u The cereE ou.cs VIE Is follows:
bsny irstn, on his ma. to Chestnut Ilil; directly
opEVsite him Vas an upoccupFed seat. dessIaed for
\, Mt, he when lie snoul4 come along: Nr.
tAa.th,:!. however, comlhg along df.t too4 th.
hca., and thus thought himself. nsa carpet bag
a1d toy wagon; which ne was earrylng
% ssc1 Win Ar. cu.ss' person- III Thar yea seat,eman
thtu tal6, t. You tan't have that here, at any
rzte." poli.t.ng to the bag. which Nj: Churchill
falling on inc toy wagon, he SAID, II mt getA
hroAen II II Ill 10 jour lo.s, not ny fault" NJ.
se eom,ns soos at n ,a,s sao.aen.. ~ Saqsch!l
he tutLed aray tatt 10 the poltfe Curtts. III you
, 1869-08-06

The Rev Nj Linn IN on triai Ut Pits
hurgh, before m Ecclesiastical Court {Pses-
byseriau), for k,shiug tho gisIs. Whether
there ia anything in tho Westminster Con-
fe>aion Of Filth against the exercise of this
au,iable osculAtory familiarity with tho fair
sex is doubtfu1. Milton describes Adam rs
kissing Eve in tho most FREQ and easy n1an-
ncr, without any iutimation TINT
he Ind married hes, OF
TINT bis nteutioiH were hon.
osable. Yet wo do not find That amy
Ecclt sinstictl Court sui on tbu case. It Il 70
be regretted, however, That this liz no: in
Chicago, Us sn injunction Of the Superior
Court, which IN found sufficiently potent IA
i r.strain m Ecclesiastical Court, could not
:nil to provo cfcctrAl in preventing Mr..
Linn from kissing the girls-'tnles, the cir
cu1usancca rendered. it appropriate,
, 1869-08-06

rfn ri tpa ,tfttt IN In film MHfbI HuR u
M,suu ,sstt.qtsY !. ,x, t,v.,t,a. ,Y! Tia N,,s
s,lJlt,y i, r. tt,p i'm, ,,as ,nlmYue,, tl,a .,,ts
i, isItI M f0u t.aa aInlie lI,sl ul u; ~ tb,r,
hu,py el,a ite det,uaIs,ia hing lfRlAatl ls nj
it,r i,n,u tA writer has t,aiI A.tiaatt [hOtl slAt
hs - se,IaNt WI Falutp II tia ataEss wtA a.,.;,a
new thtug VI !,,a soil, AMI alnlpt 10 rsl,rat H.
hui the pts,l!p xra tsecaMtaIx Hluta And MnFa on
their quad hpd M MT laAu va Asntly 10
lho.s ,klpga. II IL haI! 1hHt 'ha ENORMOUS
nr,nfn IN l}Ia Early Huns h&Yp taHn
.w.1Io,yet IN In hdfert1aEnR and c0mu1lsslOts
,rhu agricultural llrra4 sa resplng r1ch harvest
r. mn This cIabs III a1yer.3Er.a Au thry cannot al
fJr 10 expLse them, bul LOO often stand ~ ltelr
defender and npo!ogisf. few NorEaJ oats a1e
60 Fp With tackAge Of Eur0peaH wheat, having
tern accidentally nt1td with Il, They make a Fe-
marxas,In rrusth, tho seed u se.own tuo OF tayee
yrury hen the public are surprised with the an.
nounct mept ol y new spec!ea OF oats that hnye
teen rol,,ce4 by some ufalertouE nroccss,-ln
nr,nf Of which the original "tefat" oats arc
a,ow which iact we very respectfully decline to
r.rcyye ns orthodox The oats were valuable, but
thp sta,,ps smack too much Of hutnbur.
THE 6RirE cAoP.
r,.x.. sr-,on h,s ser7ous,v dnmnge,t this eron
!, ~ ,..ta ~ ,be state rhe los, sho,r M fr,,it
49,, hars <c.n !. m vinea Yy1,nsd m thr snl,nl
49,. A., thn.. m ,rto,. ord ,,n,,itc. nne ,ndI,
.t p'aN- rht. ,nnsa ~ ,-.,nt,o ioo-,. tha r,ns
a1" ..a1 ~ ~ .Sos -, ~ enr e., ~ .nd tha
Sr, =, 4.,ot,r ,,,z,-,,rta,I Thu. t,r thc,a "a M
nan Hs - naa2 ~ ~, .,,nnna, ~ 49,. a.n,as ~
~ ~. a,,' ,sa1sa 49,. i,aan .o,,a.~h.t
.as' -. 49,. ~ ~. ..ns, .h.,s .-soa,,
nsla1 L su w.. ~ ~. ~. nas 49,.
rs T1...s ,',.s. s@.,t1a. - ~.
o'l'o.'. WV N.s "tNI' e".' - - -. 49,
na! ts Haas W p'ouuss .,,H tut stoa' ''' - ~A1
ne'er oe LIE stape 'of .ne lu.Ilou'
hA.As1NFs 80 ~
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rA,s, - .,os- 10 .ao.,s m. n,ow having been
-. a't4 4h.,n .r,,n c,s al tnc ,onno n1an;s are
1st..srs, - sann a. ,he nlrt.no ae..on IA
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h.-.o,s =. 49, ~ ~ 1,rn are f.e, wide. s1rh
n.aa,as -. " .,s hast ,o- ,hts ,,rnose
Ear nav nI,nra,Ionx SOM. nrr.fer cuttings of
, 1869-08-06
Personal


Mr. Toucey left $sD, ,0o To Trinity College, uatt-
ford.
It IVES ctrtpncle, not cancer, that attacked
Andrew johnson.
The lalhlpg suit Horu by General Grant IL now
great demand at Long Branch.
Winnie 1Ieasn has arrived nj Home, ana taken
studio for eighteen months
Newport Is 10 be sensatIoulzed bE Iiss Susan D.
Anthony and her Calumet Oh the e5th and 2sta az
August
General Lee, Of Virginia, has written for rooms
ri n!chncld Springs, and will be there In few
Meeks-
zfartha sav1n left 100000 to found "5aw1u
ACADEMY" at SaticE, Mass, anu her relatives afc
trYlug to bfeaE LhE Hill
Mrs Senator Ransey, who is q very beautiful
wonan trcw the critical gaze Of no leas than Dore
htu self, In Paris, recently.
Kari FOf1ncs was nataed Last month at FfaLk-
1ort-on.the. Main to Dr. Lau5n Rausch- Consul Gen
ernl Murphy performed the ceremony.
Mr. Maehburpe, our Minister TO France. Il taking
The haths At NIdbad, In the Black Forest, for the
Improvement OF hla health.
Taa1rno Page. doorkeeper Of the Alahamo
Senate, has been sent to jail for I've year8 for per-
Jury.
s. s. Coz went to ZEE John Stuart Mill ut ATig,
non. LIE found hiul " bald, fasr hes1tatlng, nef+
,ouF, LAME and laxative"
ssnce his arrival At White Sulphur SpHugs, Nj.
Peabody has been compelled by his debility to
siehd most OF bss honEs In bed
Colonel Robert II. Douglas, Private Secretary OF
President Grnnt is gradually recovering his health
y. TIE sestdesce Of his Ssep-tnother, Ms. General
Niltlams, at Washington.
4. bronson Atcott recently said that, up to the
age or so be had read only nyc books, the bible,
which did not Interest him much, DunJan, Million,
TtunS's Night Thoughts, AID Lnw'9 Serious Cali
Colonel Fitzpatrick Killed his wife In Elgeneld,
i, C.. OIL Monday and attended her funersI The
succeeding Wednesday, In the company aud cus-
tod, Ut police officer.
pa,Al Daglcy, missionary, had an Interview, on
July 16 with the Earl Of Clarendon, and presented
documents from members Of Cougreas aud tneu-
ters Of Parliament asking the release OF The
Americau-Ferlan pr!sotefs.
The ReF. E d. G. Prime, Que Of the editors Of
the New YORK 0bstrrtr, started on the ~ on q
Journey round the wcs!d going b5 way Of San
Fraucsco, Japan, China, tndta, the HOLY Land and
Europe lie Intends 70 do. .3il this stthi7 year.
Samuel \. Pike, the builder and former owner
Gf the Twenty -thtd street Opera House, III New
IosE, displays at Lcpg Branch diamond snlrt
stud representing dog zemaIkab1e for its brl-
lancy And size.
M.as sasah Renond, eelesed .ads, who studied
taedlclne With Dr.. Appeton-iho friend AMI ph ysi-
c.an OF Theodore Phtker-has been admitted As a
practitioner Il midwifery In Florence. where Bhc
is NOW residing, and has excellent prospects Of
professional succcB4
General Shendan ar77yod at Darlington VI. on
Friday, and was received By The Mayor. Common
Council aud numerous citizens. On Monday even
lug he held a public reception nt the City Hall,
and Senator Edmund2 delivered tho address OF
aeIceMe-
Professor Morse hnA telesEnphed to the editor at
the .iouraalty the Telegram from poushkeepsie IS
1n11nHH trra1i}bp rie reerDt Ner1hepk. ttMy hurt
, 1869-08-06

Tie ta1fs la,l nrc no heavier than during
the reigu Of Andrew johnson, but the debt
is lcirg reduced nt thr rate Of ore. ono
hundred millions year. This ~as about
What it saa costing us for President who