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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-07-21

ELLIS' n 8ITTERS
Nhl enrich the Blood and prevent 10 from becoming
watey and weak, give a heait cempIeNNon, restore
the appeute, iuyisurate The system, aud IRE very TalAta-
bic. These biuetS are recommended 10 all persons Re-
curing a safe and vdIanle tonic. 10 inpar tone and
strength TO the -y-iem, not given by Bifter~ merely slim
uiant in their effects which, although they may pos
ssss tonic vegetable properties. cannot give the strengte
10 the blood which the Iron Buffers wilt give
Prepared by Nm. Ellis, Chemist. For sale in
MONTPELIER,
By j. V. BABCOCK Il Co.
rs MT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-07-21

a fact worth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cents
worth of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition
Powders given 10 a horse twice a week,
will save double that amount in grain, and
the horse Will be ~fatter, sleeker, and every
way worth more money than though he dad
OF have them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-07-21

The CRoPs.-Thc St. Adams Messenger,
speaking Of crop prospects in the State of
Vermont. saws that in the northern portion
the hay harvest Is about ten days backward
and the crop is still growing fast. The
yield where the hay harvest has been cut is
just about an average.
We can assure our readers that " Barrett's
Vegetable Hair Restorative is a really raj
uaJle preparation, and that a trial is all that
Is needed to convince any one of its excel
lence.-PinSBurQ Christian Advocate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-07-21
COOLEY & DAUcHY's ADVERTISEMENTS

G D n PER DAY. Agents wanted everywhere.
oZO sample for two stamps. Address
F29wi BATES. HAYNES n CO.. ClssyelaRd, Ohio.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-07-21

REPUBLICAN NoNINATIoS-For senator. Asa
r. Camp of Stowe; for Judge of probate. @.
G. Chadwick of Johnson for sheriff. GEORGE
Doty of Morristown for States attorney
N. A. Bingham Of Cambridge for assistant
judges, Farwell Wetherby Of Cambridge. and
Thomas Potter Of Belvidere.
The Musical Convention held at johnson
last week, commencing on Tuesday and clos.
ing on Friday night with a grand concert,
was a very successful and pleasant affair.
Prof. Wyman was director.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-19
nu19 tam, uno lief if@ ben bafir sesabl<
ten &Dbn BON 10 @rplhen neben : be-

nunn fan, ,,nh 1;os sh M.
ton 2ohn 49, ~" ~ "D 49, ~" WY. y'tuy!>
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kG;m nmnsN hn2St1S IS
SIhsnns %',s,ro %,~eV.M 1%t9anlabte re'
;,;syS .n I" '%% um l'@ "2erfen en- :
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49, $50, 49,. y. . ~: p'e 9tetP m~
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5 81 =. ~. !. . on NJ" u rate
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= Xxi S 9s,,,,,S :. g. TX x, Y S;.!.u Us! stv =! 8;
fet S ~ ~. v.t .,s ~ ' t"";M M!a s'a sY y
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Fo;sns;tafsi 's 49,, Y .u.y ~! y.!ass
cnyna nn,S o, n :, Sks ~ psM NV %3um'S Smi.Hs
H.; hrnn"1;5%er s Ss!s,, = ~" Suu t< 11tnre
ten, Te;,srn,sy NJ =. sa = Ky e.!u!un>
orGk ols Tonh;iSr w ~ sf3ts w. |9, Soo"'9s, ~,
Se,, nerkSItn;sn,S 3 ~ lSs;~V.| lvus" ~
Concentrating n;%s t nmt;t" 1t utan ~ I'VE y
700o WsnfMen n,tn.isnS M'sst H.s nes'
mie oe3,nt iM fsrne g. SsuxF" msn'
me;;ne sf heH$Mt;nen "ns ~; a ai"x gsspt.
nm Anon, tnna ,G.;a ,,,s W. S ST.. N1suee
nn%' $50 81 S tv@~ n W ). ~ H. ""S S.v.ptt pattt
mnn me;e ..en, 49,, ;hnsn e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-19

@eder~ babe f9 erbaltert uro NIT eroBeut
Sntereile 9eleien. Der &ebatteur Der
1es4s 9taatts5aeitunee~~ inpen1 e, fiji, bic
Staot @btca9o, dig far, feline, Dulcinea
aesen mid in'Sf' S@ranfen tritt unb
mid betl6ti9t bic @9Inbeft berlelbeu
nerute ltl1pft 33lt 1aben, erttnertm mid febr
lebbaft an ben ebrlame1t Sitter BON Qa
Wfan9a, nur baB e. piel tpeiter aebt, ale
(bteler. Tlgr felbft bebauptet id BABE muir
EbaS 5tnterb ie rtel beS 5eeiano<
frduleins @bica9o 9eieben unb 1T erbp{t,
,weil i6 btefes niat aud 16Bn oefun<
Eben. S3uiplder GrtraYaean3 bat fi&
oe1n bp9 felt # Don luirpte tt@t BIN
[reiben ld0en. Ba8 Ben 9%erSenseraue
[oeS 9rn. &app bonn Baltimore @eder'-
anbetrift IL tbut eS MIR letp ~ 1eben,
pap bteler bide Ser. f9 fir einer Mbp<
MS 9ebalten uno BON mir erpartet baB
t91efaen 8iertau9 ais benz Snbeortf
r1annli@er S@5nbeit ein anufreanttiaeS
Carmen tpiomen. murpe. @ie tletu yptt~
Dem ~9rpben Manne", ben Spieoel ousz
sulpndsn> neil er tbm letn 9etreueS Bilb
9eset9t* i. -.
nebri9en5 babe i@ fein Sofa BOT
Dem Sur1idsunebmen, mas i9 Qber Git
cage uno &app selbriebea unp erf(are
bier gum GprauS etns fir auemal, bae
i@ untelrrt fortfabren meree, bic Dtnae
unb perionen gu idilber, pie fie ii@ mir
p%ralent}ren, uno nt6t wie tieler pber
lener DtnSfri@ Yerlanst bab t@ 1ie 19i<
bern 1pQ* Wen i'd als 9etreuer 8eri9t<
erltatter treffe, Der mag beulen. Cine
erwteoeru19 peroen 1olde Naturlaute
beletptster Gttelfeit unb Selbfuber19abz
u:19 BON 1tetaer Seite nt9t 1pieber fnben.
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Gorrefppnoen3 Der Staats=3 eitnme
,Pcrr &ebaftepr! u )
81 sstynsent sd aidtoA Magsttbslu,,ny

1Perr Nebafterr!naa III )
| - s6neent sd ni6t III Mkgsrtbthilansy
gen BON @riebt So. ,peroeu, 70 ba@te i6
i|@ t5nnte Sbnen Yieuei@t, hurd beri9ten
einieer Stems eiutn' @tfdusn tbun.
Sett einieen Mpnatrn babe i'd bos
County tereit unp finoe Die Grnte Nu6>
fdten iiberau lebr ainitg:te Betjen,
Safer, &orn, @erfe urp &artofeln fteben
l&3ner alS fe| j, in oieiem @ountY\ fan1,
nef. . 3rNtt4 .EI III m 81
Die @ebrlrer lltre9t baben lire
Mtble om@rpw Niper mieoer aufeebaut.
Dtelt 5erren neretenenn %, cine fbelonpere
@rmdbnuns, 3d. fAwerliA ,3mest'% anpSeerc
5erren gu flnoen fem 1peroen rte NIT elmer
lolden Muspauer an einem 9eieBten 3iele
fefba(ten. ,S9pn|tm Sabre 1857 bau~
ten ie ibre erite Muble am @rpm &iper
uno peraus9abten rabet $780, oSn'
1858 riB bass a0er ben Damn fort unp
r~utnirte bic Mlble. Sn 1889 tauten ite.
cine 1neueMlbl auff Ter anrtbs'relnlSS Settle pes
Glu0eSu Il. betrieben 1ebiS 1861 woD Damn
Mlble unO allies mas ca;u 9eb1rte Don
Dem boben WaHer forteenpmn1en purcc.
Ser @erlult belief (ib auf $4,000. Sod
nt9t entmu'bi9t so9en ie na6 etnem am.
bern Ebeile Der Stact uno bauten cine
Wllble an ben Muefue peS Yelican Safe.
Dtele toitete un9efabr $4,000 uno erpieS
ii9 alS Elm @erluf, IA e5 fi@ iebr talo.
bcrau6leQte> oaB nl9t @a0er 9enu9 porz
banpen oielelbe 3u treiben. @or 3wet
Sabren nun sp9en fe an ben erten Ylab
5urlid uno baute etwao ei1en balbe Meile
unterbalb Der SteQe wo Tie erite MIble
ltanp einen Damn uno Mlble, bic Dem
Mnieben na9 jeper Glutb uno @is9an9e|
Trpb bietet 'fSnnsn. 8eirern 8rIoern
pinl@e i'd ben beiten Grfol9. Sic fino
,wei 70 wadere braoe 2eute al8 je' 9elebt
uno baben E@ our9 ibre MuSbauer biz
Nnerfennun9 Nler erpprben.
NmeS Didinlon ppm &odforb 1T Gait
ticat fir County S@aBmetter. Seiae
MuSf6ten ftnp gut.
81. IS. Santen mS9te il@ ben Iitel
honorable" aus ben 9aQen ber 2e9iS>
latur bolen. Gr 1T Elm tii@ti9er Mann
uno tbm Slid gu wln1den.
Das 1T @Qes fir pieSmal BON eurent
.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-19
~
.9rittes Minneiota &urnfef.

~
Die fiji, ba8 brittle Minnelota 8e;irf6:
turnfef betimtnten Sage naben ra1d
bern1t uno BON alien Seiter tpmmen &c.
ri9te bic auf cine auBerorcentlibb farff
8etbeili9un9 1blieben la7en.~4 SIRE ST.
tbeili9uns baben bis jebt politip 5u9e=
la9t bic fcl9enptn 8eretne: u =" "''.
New ulm :TurnSerein., 49, y
MinneappliS E%u.rnperetr, l""'Is:I"
'St. Nntbpny IurnYerein. "r:'n"~
Wtnona Gurnyerein. 1T ~:
5attno5 GurnYeretr,. IT,
&odelter GurnYeretn. -
Hepwin9 GurnDeretn. - .
Da bic p%benAenannten Weret,te yerz
lprpGen baben in boiler @tdrfe G@ bier
IT, St. Yaul %einjufnoen, 70 t6nnen mir
Elm Gurnfeft erwarter wte Minneiota
nod feinS 9sbabt.
Der st.. paul Surnyeretn bat bereit6
ale n1tbt9en arrangements in Betref Der
Gtnquartirun9 uno @erpFe9una Der
@dlte 9etrpfeu bic bis jeBt an9emelpet,
unb NIT ben perl9iepenen @%i1entabnen
unp Dampfer Companion l1ebereinfom>
men erstelt na9 wel6en ale Gei1belu9er
bic Tabrt UNI balben YreiS baben.
Nn jeben Srte, BON 100 Iurner bier<
berfommen> loIte elmer ote @elammt3abl
Tidet6 l1len unb Dem 8abn prer Damz
pier 8eamten ia9en has ite fur4oie oa6
6ei8elu9enpen ieten, fe rperoen ben Splz
len preiS foten aber fir jeoes 1pl@e
Gidet wiro pom @onDucteur Elm &etour
Gt6et Derabfol9t.
Sol@e @ereine bic Bis jeBt bic 9eraue
Mn3obl Der fi9 am Set 8etbetlt9enben
nod rt9t anse9eben itnos eriu9t pteie6
iofprt gu tbun> !pamit fir ale Auartier
bereit 1T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-19

- Die TabadS u. @i9arrenf abrtf ber
9erren &iefe r II. @utbeimer befnpet ii9
BON beute an in ber Dritten StraBe SO.
100. 2aS @e1 9dft bteler 9erren &abm
felt 1einer Gtobliruns fold enorr,e Di<
men lionen an, baB bic @erleeun9 be0elz
ben na9 einem mebr centralen Yunft ner
@tabt 3ur Notbwenctsfeit puroe. Sci
unlerer neuli6en Mnwelenbett in Der Gaz
BRIT iber3eu9ten mir unS BON Der @rob<
artiefeit pe8 .@el6aft6betrtebs. Mittelf
Dartpf perben ale Mrbeiten in Der Gabrif
perri9tet uno 9in9 Der @orman beS Sc
i@dft6 BOT eint9er 3ett na@ Dem Sfen
nm cine reue @orri6tun9 GUT Gabritaz
tion Don Ylu9zTabad a%n;ufaufen.
Mte bepeuteno Der Betrteb be6 @ez
l11ftS it, erbelt parau6, bab bic Girma
bic b1@fe &epenue Gar> BON allen an
bern I'M Staat befebenben .8ei9dften
;ablt unb 1T eielelbe bic erite uno etn3t9e
ibrer Nrt i'm Staate MinneIota
-MtB &ate &eean> Elm 18jdbrise6
Wdb9en murbe 9eitern auf I8erlan9en
ibrer Mutter na9 Dem GorrettipnsbauIe
aei@idt. pa ie ii4 einem 2eben Der
G9ance bin9e9eben. sic bate bereitS
in einem Bprpeu ibr 9uartier 9enomz
men uno mar nur mtt@ewalt fortjubrin<
9en. Dem Ni@ter la9te 1ie, ct m59e fe
einiperren 70 lan9e ct 2uit babe iobalo
fe aber wteoer berau6fomme> piirce 1ie
,pieber gu Dem Don ibr %9ewdblten 2eten6z
lauf juridfebren. \
-Gb9ar Staff Der anoefla9t tpar> bic
rtelbelprp6enen $4,000 Don 6. 8. @oub
erbalten IN baben, benz piele6 aber chem
1opent9 berpieien perpen fonnte,, ME man
es Mopc bemeiien fonnte, nae baS @elo
ni&t in ben Miififppt 9efaQen> bat nun
cine S@aoeneri aBfla9e auf $4,000 &C.
9enS. g. MerriQ, ben @eneralM ana9e
her Milwaufee unp 81. Yaul 8abn an
bansi9 seuaa@t.
3urld9etebrt. -- 9err Mbplpb
&anf, Deforatipn6 Maler, febrte aeltern
@beno bon elmer &eile mad @i6coniin
uno ansren3tneen @taaten jurid. Gut
Sell.
-@m. DAMON bat cine &la9e seeen
bic ct. paul Sire unb Marine Sns. So.
anbdn9i9 9emabt INN ile am 8au ibres
@ebduoes auf bic alte St.@barlesS tra6t
gu %perbinpern.
- @ie ptr aus 3userldli9er Aue0e
erfabrer, 1T Der S@apen ben bas un9ln>
fi9e @etter unb rer Brano AT ben @ei>
3en in Sc Sueur 60. ansert9tet, nidt 70
8rob als 3uerf beri&tet. . =
per1onal Nott3e n.-@ir batten
beute bas @er9ni1sen 9err Srpin Gpop
BON bet ~9afinss @a3ette" in unltrer
Sffce 3u be9rieen. 6err Sob reif
beute nod mad 5aainss 3urad.
SIN benz Biireau decentralization
BON ct. Yaul puroe I'M Sabr 1869 80
Dampfbpote reoiitrirt nit einem Tunnen<
9ebalt BON 4973 Tonnen unb eineun
Wertbe bon $697,5W.
K$ @apoleon 9etb@bat unter benz
9ptel bes 5errn Matttdus an Der Sort
itrabe etnen u So. 1. Salppn er1fnct
uno label ale alien Befanuten Elm bei
tbm opr3ulpre@en. -
* @ie tbr ~iattelt" f. reitet it,
Drum itbt ~. bab an Satler uno: Riemssus aQts
pom gutter Mrbeit leL nnb am @el9irr Seter unb
Mrbeit an Site tpetteiftrn. @ute Sattler< unb
N.erasnaree, part Seeen', bsr &ob unb @aeen
paratur, unb felba &eparatuten {olte man muir bel
einsm Mei1er a SO. 1 maiden la0eu, tpie perr
Mueuit - nj m Il, brittle @trabe, tntben 6int
unb G9ecbalb, Der serffbt ltin 5@ei9aft unb..iR
ma6is in ieiuen' Yreiien..
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@tabt< unb 2anb NQ9rt4ten.
Observation-Disclosures.

@99frp8[E fEaes's Sstrt
gen @pesial Sibuns fan: SIC fatbolii@s
S9ulfra9e sur Debate unb &puroe Die
proppition Der paters Srelano une
Stout aurldsewieirn ME fol9eroe Ab>
fimnaurgsersteM
? Dafdr fimmten: SibleN Nosers,
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DsnAe9en.-patne> MattodS, @e>
belfect Meyerping @iQamS> De9ano,
gnaerlou1 Grott @betre> uno Combs -
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nssnfi!s tf3Iul,ns. Ill 9tTsr!9 2hfiib<n1J} u
Das' SroAe Solfsipiel am 11ten unb' 3ten
S"lt.-Seiben Saaren be .beisesoseme9 .rr,'
21eriafnnseu tentlben. 2sFkie- ,tbensrl Sie
e d''oet ne tIrt. ssitbt auesG' PIP mas slant
hnftttli&teit ais GrmerbsaueIe. =. Teter
Der Seblaebt bel &%0nissrds. o.OOOWten;'
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Gtneeeaueene 6ubfertpttoneselaer

$. @9lattman, 3. Del. '68 $50
u. Eauer. 29. SSult 70 40
QenA II. Stunt '69 3.75
Mrs. Sulia 8eder, %. Suli 70 $50
Me1erl9u1ibt, 30. SUM- $50 o1.25 1
S9beob. aibu 10. Dec. SO 1875
sos. Manbetm "a. Suit SO 4 200
3. Sar9pm 90. Suli 70 $50
Carl Rlein %. Sct. $50 500
s. 9. Mltern1att 3. @ept. '69 $50
Gbr. Qetp rer II. Suni'70 500
W. @9ltna "a. S~ni '69 III T., 1926
SANDY 5. Nos. '69 $50
&. Ropp 81. 9uli '68. .-,..,. $50
&. aber ii. Mug. SO 1.25
6. penbers II. Aug. SO 1875
s. @pttmalb IS. Gebr. '68' - j. $50
.. II etnsart 25.' @ept. SO 1.25
: S. 0oeQ 10. @ept. '69 1.25
st. Weber Z. Suit SO les
S. 2b.r9 u. So. II. SUM- $50 1875
ST. Da1t II. Mug. SO 1.25
6. S@ul3 10. @spt. so b1.25
6. RloB s Set. SO 1875
6. Srtntart II. Nop. SO $50
&. @en3 /. Oet. SO .1.25,
@sp. Glorer e. Au- SO ''"''.<, $50
Sobn Yauli, SUM- "a. 80 1.25
@ep. Qanbt 9. Stunt '69 $50
E. @aener %. gprl SO 1875
6. @itt 81 Suli '69: ...- 21.25
6. 9immelbp9 8. Stunt SO 1.25
Sac. WiQer 49,: sept. go 1925
peter Yoneien 81. Gebr. SO $50
6. .. Rirf IL. NcS. SO $50
6. @antini q. M6r3 '68 1926,
81. Notbader IL. Mfai $50 +>1.25
.. @tremel 80. Stunt $50 1.25
8. Stunt %. Suli SO 1925
s. 5einrils Is. Gebr. 70 $50
s. Ystral@ Is. Aug. '69 $50
8. &nteeltmeier 80. De. SO $50
s. @dul3 18 @spt. $50 1.25
Yeter Qinoner %. Mug. $50 1.25
.. 8urfeniue 4. SUM- SO $50
q. Glale m Is. Suit SO 3.75
% Qoren3 10. Aus. '69 200
$. q. 6ifS is. Sct. SO 200
@bas. MiQer ii. San. 20 $50
81. 6. 3. Bleden 6. Mop. SO. 1.25
Mm. 9obaee %. :c}uli SO 800
ST. @}tmon 9. Mpril SO $50
VVVs ,Se'oSa IL. VI Leo
8. 9eibelber9er 9. San. 70 500
Nbatt 8orn "a. Stunt 49, $50
Soc. @eper 81. De-. SO $50
6. @olf 81. Npn. go 1.25
Sobn Wolfsftlb 8. Mpril 70 $50
Sobn Ibies Is. Suli $50 $50
s. &la1en 2 Sult go 3.75
u. @@erer II. Dec. SO $50
sos. Grnlt 2 Suli SO $50
pein. @@miB 5 Nop. SO $50
8. 9erbt %. april SO $50
81. Gaber Is. Stunt SO $50
Sobn Blef 5. Npp. SO $50
q. Boener 7. Sult SO 1.25
y. MlQer %. San. 70 $50
q. palter 4. Gept. 70 1.25
Carl yauli %. Suli SO les
g. @eoner 10. Gebr. 70 1.25
5. 81. @aller 1. San. 10 1.25
6. Martens 20. Aue. 70 500
y. Arauie %, Set. SO 1925
6. @&ater 4. Stunt SO $50
@n1. @olhrsbprf ii. Mar3 SO 200
81. Nautexfel "a. @ept. so $50
". &en} 1. Oct. '68 IFS
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saff sa!1 sE&a4 asi1'z al assaa naR6saaa s9s s5Asl
,~EEgiiFas 9sgsa s434 $50 EssIt s@H ,g4giHzg .btGst
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-19

tovbost, and learned that she was the low-pres-
sure steamer Charles Chamberlain. which left the
Southwest Pass about O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing, with the three vessels mentioned.
II ia Useless to say that Capt Geo. Phillips is
captain Of the Chamberlain, and that better fell
low never lived, or Q Drawer. The Chamberlain
is beautiful boat. and her towing powers are ex.
traordinary.
We learn from Capt. Phillips that the depth on
Southwest Pass bar Is much greater than on that at
Pass-a-l' Outre. There is depth on the former Of
49, and on the latter Of only II feet and the neap
tides at Pass-a-pOutre countersct the currents Of
the river.
The Yankee notion, which was built in Boston
at cost of $500 to dredge the bars of the
Mississippi, is an utter and ridiculous faiure-for,
instead Of clearing the channel, or forming new
one, 1t takes her hours (snd she draws only IL
feet at the bow and Is at the STERN to force her
own way through the mud distractions which are
styled the bars of the Mississippi river.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-19


Our ExILEs-The Houston Union says that the
Rev. w. Morrill,. who last year went from Texas
to Honduras, 10 seeking funds from his friends 10
this State TO enable him to return. short time
since letter was received at Galveston, written
to Messrs. j. B. q g. A. Jones, by one of the IN.
fortunstes who left this port In the ill-starred
bark Derby, for Brazil. The writer says:
I'VE cannot live In Brazil and, II it is possible,
will leave here next April for Texas. This coun.
try was never intended for "white foksr to live in
There are more things to torment one here than
anywhere else In the world and as to our suffer.
ings, IL appears as II they would never end. /
have not shoe to my feet, end 1t has been
long time since had one. Work IL worth moth.
ing. and provisions dreadfully high.
We have lost all We started from home with,
and u can only get back there will be satisfied,
l have nothing, 90 I can only get little some.
thing to eat"
The Rio Janeiro correspondent of the Proyi.
dence Press, In writing Of American colonists in
Brazil, says they are suffering to an alarming ex.
tent, many Of them for the actual necessities of
life. he says:
:" II has been severe task for the consul at st.
Catharine, the past two years, 20 provide means
for the destitute Americans to get out of the
country. Travelling by steamer is too expensive
Tor that class OF persons and to travel overland is
almost impossible. as there is no such thing as
road anywhere along the coast of Brazil and 1t is
with difficulty that person can travel on horse.
back, on account Of obsfructions. The feeling
toward Americans is not good. Americans soon
get Disguised with the country, and are only too
glad TO get back to the United States.
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GREELEY ON THE DANoE.-The philosopher of
the Tribune, who is q imam of tasten in such
matters, and ought to know, says:
How can II be any pleasure to Q man of taste to
see crooked.leggsd, scrawny and grinning crea-
ture bobbing about most uncertainty, pretending
to do what was 80 beautifully done by Elsler,
Taglioni or Cerito, net at every STEP for she can
take NO step, but at every hop snd shsmble. For
some reason real beauty Is not common upon the
stsge-perhaps 1t Ia not very common anywhere !;
but II rather enhances the ugliness Of the corps de
ballet that il assumes the air Of the most superb
and rsvshing loneliness. We mark the abbre-
waited habiliments, and mildly whispering
" Wherefore ~ to our neighbor, We 70 out with.
out calling for"a check" Il would have been 30
much pleasanter If the "lsdy" who has been
emulatins Q pair Of topgs had been just little
longer. kirtledl Once for all. II should be remem
bered that this unpleasant scsntiness Of raiments
has nothing to do with the veritable Terpsichoresn
grace. There could be nothing finer than Mile.
Fanny Elser's Minua de Ia Cour, which she
danced In q dress with train five yards long,
while the mingled dignity and vvacity Of her per-
formance were worth more than all the graceful
gymnastics Of all her other exhibitions. Immo-
desty Is the peculiar vice of the modern school of
dancing. The Italian performers in London, in
the last century. would have been shocked If
asked to appear in the stage-dresses Of their call
ing now In vogue. In collections of theatrical
prints, we find the s'lsdiesn OF that period very
PRETTY and rather modestly clothed.
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This board met yesterday IN special session at
IL NJ. ip pursuance Of adjournment. Mr.. Merkey
IN the chair quorum present.
The following report was received from the
committee appointed some time ago on the resolu-
ton of Mr.. o Brien, chairman of the finance com.
mittee
SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF INvEsrrG ALTON,
March 18th, 1869.
To Honorable President and Members the Board Of
Aldermen
GentIemea-Your special committee appointed
by virtue of resolution of your honorable body,
offered by Mr.. ]. A. O'Bren, to enquire into Ger.
tain accusations which appeared In some of the
public prints some time since, charging certain
members Of the finance committee with neglect of
duty and intimating that city money from the
treasury had been misapplied by parties connect
ed with the present city administration. beg leave
to report:
been given to certain rumors through the city
press and otherwise tending to throw discredit on
the city, they determined to give this matter
serious and thorough investigation, in order that
the responsibility Of any act detrimental to the
city's interest, If such there were should be
thrown where 1t properly belonged; with this OBJ.
ject in view, they have called before them ali
those who they thought were converssnt with
tended to know about misapplication Of
funds. neglect Of duty. etc. After hearing the
different statements, and after patient and te-
dious examination, In which unlimited latitude
was Riveu 70 inc hccusauOn, your committee have
arrived at the conclusion that these rumors we're
incorrect and the accusation without foundation
in its origin. No money has gone out of the city
treasury for any other purpose than that of paving
legitimate debts legally incurred by the CITY, and
for which vouchers can be shown In the offices Of
the controller and treasurer. A warrant of five
Thousand four hundred dollars was particularly
spoken Of as having been issued and paid out TO
obtain certain results through the State Lsgisla-
ture on examination, they found that no such
warrant was ever issued by the controller or paid
by the treasurer. II was also impossbe 70 per.
ceive In what manner certain member of the
finance committee had neglected their duties. In
conclusion, your committee would state that in no
single instance has any Of the accusations been
substantisted. Your committee, In submitting this
report 70 your honorable body, beg leave 70 be
discharged from the further confederation of the
whole subject.
PETER KAISER,
THos. II. SHIELDS,
Is. PRssoU.
MI. Brady moved that the report Of the commit |
tee be received.
Mr.. Prados spoke on the subject stating that the
charges made were Of Q grave nature and a q i
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State House
Another In,erdiet,on Suit.

A suit has been entered in the Second District
Court In the matter Of the Introduction of the Hon.
Pierre Soue, on the petition of Allan Eustis ESQ.,
Since our last alusion to the unfortunate state OF
mind Of the eminent gentleman whose high intel.
lectusl and moral qualities were the pride of
Louisiana, We had hoped that time would have
wrought beneficial change in his condition. The
institution of the suit mentioned above, also,
would seem to preclude the belief that he whom
even the great statesman of Massachusetts, feared
to meet in debate on the floor of the Senate OF the
United States will ever recover from his present
infirmity.
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By GABRIEL LEAuMoNr, ct No. SO Chartres
street, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Q large lot of straw
goods, boots and shoes, and 1000 English cutlery.
Terms cash.. .f
By LOUIS SrERS Il Bros. at SO Magazine and 90
Gravier streets. ct 10 o'clock A. NJ, 600 cases
boots, shoes and brogsns. Terms at sale.
By NASH 4 HoDesos, at the Crescent City
Press, at IL O'Clock A. n, bales of cotton, and
ct the Virginia Press, at LIZ o'clock, 20 bales Of
cotton. Terms cash.
, By J. DEAN, Jr., at II o'clock, at No. 1873
Gravier street, furniture and pianos. Terms
cash. n 81. n ~