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, 1869-02-15
NEW YORK.
Bpcclal Dctp.tch to Tbs Chicago Tribune
New ToRg, Feb. Il.

Bncc,a, Deep.tch to Tbs chicsTo Tribune
Nxw Tozs. Feb. IL
norsxr AID rKStIo1 11Aups,
Ry4.naJ,e frauda hayo been discovered upon
thc hounty ard pension ofnccs. During tho G1at
two weeks government agent from the Second
Audttor.b once bas been working here among
fhe cla,m agents, md haa caused the arrest Of
several. It Thought that The fzauds exceed half
a million Of dollars.
VIGILANCE coMNH1KM.
The chief leaders OF the Vigilance Commtttee
held regular needug last night The commit
mittee hcm WeAtthester County reported th-'
orgHnfzatlou complete. The Local CommItte
New YtFk reported that several thieves hAd
:hc city through fcsr OF trouble, and that 9th
would uoon fellow. The organization il bel
extcuded into New Jersey. Staten Island nj
Brooklyn.
su1uRx OF bHuao1Ep GOODS. :.
large quantity OF smuGgled sIlks and rih.
bons, 1eady tor transportation to the Weet, vvers
seized by the revenue sgleers ls.t night. No ar.
reetA xetc made.
OCEAN RACE.
The agents. Of the 1nmsn aud Cuuard steanners
deny th1t the Ruseia atd City Of Paris arc making
4 race acrpes the Atlantic though THEY adni!
The pcsefbilisy Of friendly uial Of speed. Large
amounts Of money szc wagcred On 'he result.
10 TEE ASSOCIATED FRKSS.
Y1xBcE 1CesLE DxrWEES 1HK BULLS AKp BKAne.
NrT YoHK, Feb. 1.-THE 7.m.s. edltoz'ally,
~. "The bal. a: bears of the gold room hrt
having de1cer ght than any since 1868. There
ie, il il known. thort interest OF forty millions
sud II Ia snrnised .6.t ,he agE1sfs:e naa:t ht
| IL made ip ike gold room OF four brokers vIc
IN daily borrowers oftwelse milltoEs Of goh. a
powerful clique. on the Other hand has scu buy
Inc heavily. ard 1t IL nip and euck' between bul
| md behr, Just At prescnt, and wh chereE 60 1
| under vii. be pretty badly Submerged
| e~tHpi.sR AAhEsTED.
Thomts Leonard, formerly rrea turer Of shel
by County. Tenn. has been arrested here. On tht
charge Of untstutnK over $15 900 Oh fotgcl Soueh
| tfe + ipdCb1CG ness, and apprGnTHunR tho paut
| 10 his own use. lie Is bod for lrguts't1on iron
| lte NoFernor Of Tcunttsce.
| The NonxNa xuEnfh.
| Numor fays .bc n!eAinR ttnks1n Tho chain Q
| evtucLce against N ahcr. Al the murderer OF Ml
| Nogcrt, hRyc been 5unnd.
| P1!hoNED.
Ono Of tho family of eleven pcfsona accidental
po1eUnc1 In BROOKLYN. by ths. nso q asscnic fo
talcraint. hy a rcrvsnt. bAs died, and s0mo Other
| arc in d critical condition.
, 1869-02-15

From tho STRUGGLED t1n) Journal, Feb. IL
Yesterday being the anniversary Of the late
President 1incoln's birth day quito number
Of ladies and gentlemen visited Oak Ridge
Cemetery for the purpose Of decorating the
tomb Of Mir. Lincoln. Among those present,
We noticed several ladies, members Of that
noble hata Of women who labored 50 faith
fully during the late war, In sustaining the
" "So1dicrs' Home" IN this. s..city> and IN minis
tering to the sick and suffering In the
hospitals. 1.-THE world at large failed to re.
member the anniversary Of the bItth OF the
late lamented President, these noble aud
The tomb, the Immediately commenced dec
the arch Of the door and along the trout Of
the tomb were placed beautiful circ11ar
wreath Of evefGreens, while the urns were
tWtned with wEeaths artisttcal1y and appro-
prlate1y arranged. 4 large and beautiful
wreath enciscled the entrance to the tomb.
The door Of The tomb was decorated With
cross Of eyergreene, interspeIsed With rate
and beautiful hoWe1s. The scene presented
picture worthy the pencil Of an artist-a
scene which may lie reDeatcd, hut By other
acturs, on each succeeding anniversary 80
long as thc patriotism and virtues OF the Ia.
meated dead shall be remembered
by a loyal and grateful people
Jrst as the work had been completed. Rev.
Mr.. Carr of th is ctr aud Rev. Mr. Bowlea o1
Bos On, Mass-,& arrived at the tomb, and, a
an sppropfiate cloEinE Of the Iabors OF low
and respect, Rev. Mr. Bow}es offered an ap
prof !latc prayer, after which the assembly
LETT the silent city Of the dead. The pcea
Sion was one OF solemn interest, aud will lonn
oc remembered by those who were present
, 1869-02-15
THE PACIFIC COAST.
CruDhers-6rvcrs Snow STORMS - TIat
UtQeFenct Between fhe NavAdz
LeKiaIatnE0 md Tho G0vernofs

CfttDkEf8-bfFGF8 BQ0" HtO{"4 - 81 Q
DiaeFencs Between the Nevada
LeKIsIature and tho Governors
BAN FHANc1Rco, Feb. J4,-Thc uultca Htstcs
pltup.of war .jamGstuwn atsjscd tn tho hAsbor.
from Masn 1tlRnu. thoroughly oYrshaulod tos a
Clutso On tho South Tacfc Eotat. hhc Carlos 4
battery Of sixteen gnEs. and 3 dno tna!lnc 9itafd
OF te0 af1cesa acd turu. Tho UhatnA AtR&cA
ritamtf Lincoln. ntting out for . cFu1lo Ia Ito
NORTH Iact1t, hss l7csl suhs!1.ntnd fof Tho Way
nkda. which yesucl - nnsnlssd for ruYuuus duty
Oh tbu tcaa..
Mount Utablo and tho Cont Nsngu Mountains,
In The vicinity Of nEn FEauclBto, arc euy r.1 Win
Allow. AtI hy tSsrfkl d&yH !hu tra'As On tbs Gen
tai l'kcnc ltaiiroHd hase 1esn delayed in Tho NJ
crsa Moun.Alns ~ ono of tho most t:rrac snow
at0sznt ever known III that region. The snow beal
ext nded over eighty miles. its nxhsi distance
| 10 about hfty. Ihn hnow'bhetu Withhold lht
nlorm nncly. and, where complesud, tnrnlahed tul
| protection TO The road.
| This supreme conrt of Nevada randered IL
opinion oLt The conetttutioLa:ity OF the ieeiain
| Governors veio Tho GoyetnUr'a action Ia cali
Ing the court's to support hlA veto has create
| great excitement sud III fecang, and t6leAts Q
Impeachment are made for his a6use OF the priT1
| 1rgt. The decision - against the Governors o.
}ett,oes; therefore the Legislature lejublant. a
| SAN FAAscisco. Feb. 13.-Thc sieawes Cola
RADIO salled for ranama to-day with $793 900 1
| EnRlnLd, and xlGa,000 fer Fratce. Fonttee
! ofactrs Ct the United States steamer Lacka~anns
| ordt rcd ont Of commleslon. were passengers.
| Late Aiaska 1utclIiGcuce reports all qufe
| Prince Maktautod. late Agent at the kuHeia
! Governmental eitks, has stztved here. CsptN
| Kaeknli. who uaa sppotnted Russian Consul
stla. has ass unled 1he functions of his office.
, 1869-02-15
MEXICO.

IsE19Andnge FloufaabanE-Dlaz Quar-
rels with Ills Rrolher-A new aud
Troublesome SecI-Deaah Of the
French ConauI General.
eAH FRAHclsco, Feb. 13.-Latc Acapulco ad.
vices ssye that General Al7Arez Rad been ordered
10 the city Of MEXICO, aud that General Arce had
bern plated ii the head Of The Raverumtnt.
Robbers tgatn tn!e.s the road bttween AeAou1to
ard the CITY Of H. 11co and. 1t requires strong
body OF troops to diepe.se them.
governor dag, Of the Stale Of Oaxaca. had a
quarrel with bis brother, 1'y1n1,o p.Az. The III
feeling was caused BY the Gorasuor ordering Por-
{11io TO be rca1ched By to1d+rs fsr the PARDON Ct
apereon condemned BY the courts.
Numerous horrible outtaEts Lave becu compit-
ted throughout tho country. The perpetrators 60
III puritheu.
In the District Of scacmatupan ec-t OF Com.
munlsts has been organized, and is being joined
by great mum bets. Their object IL to 1cvc1 man
klnd BY dividing the property Of the rich between
the poor. 1t u ccntf1efed that the government
will bare more trouble With thl4 doctrine tan
with tie highway robbers
The Legislature Of Fan Luis authorized tie DO
htfeal Chief Of csch community to form an armed
goard n defence Of their lives and property.
The FEsrch Consul General, n. CoAfles Co
xette, died today Of smallpox He had perform
cd eousQ1.tc services for France on this cont lot
tWtnfy drf years, receiving hts dsst appointment
from kinE Louis PbsAtppe, 10 ranama
a slight ehock Of earthquake vas Felt here a,
80 4. 1t was also felt With considerable force
II San Jo44 on Febf1Ty 10th,
, 1869-02-15

rHEtfbINty uF TUE CoRfEt.
NApntp, rtb. II.
The connitunnt Cortes organized yesterday, by
the c,ccl,on ul ttuor lttyero lfcsIduul.
AMnxsf Or pA1LlBrs.
Tho Provisional Government contInncs Its
efforts 10 ba!lln tho schclnch OF tho rorolulonsa.
Many atfcsis have been made ol mpni,css at thu
Carllut part1 In lhss ctY, and number Of Usrllata
have bten arrcatcd whlo tr}lpg 10 cfo5s tue from
tior from France, with tho alleged object Of III
cling !n1Nrfestson.
, 1869-02-15
FORT WAYNE.

Funeral OF the Murdered Conductor
Pursuit. OF Ehe Or1mlual-1i1ShxEAy
NobbeF Sentenced.
Special Despatoh to the Tribune.
Fon1 WArkr, Ind, Feb ii.
G9zdnet95 cSrT'n' wno ~.s st,h: .hot :;
dted fton The effects Of h,s wounds, about NJ
O'Clock On F1iu1J night. His body wAs brouent ID
to this city BY fpeelai train, yesterday morning,
for eur1s]. About stx hundred emplo1es and
f1tnds OF the deceased arrived terr this morning
by special tEz1u, on the Wsb.sh Waller Road, ID
attend the tureral He VAS buried this aflcrto u
4 reward ct ,0D IL offered for the arrest Of iht
muroc1er.-she Wabash Ra.l1o4t Offering nyt
hundred, and lthe sheriff Of Misml County dvt
hundred. Ee VIA last eceu about 10y mles
north Of Perm. On horse that he se@4 making
north. The officers arc aTcr him and are con
ndent Of capturing him before long. The grocer
nan who told him the cheese and crackers. tbs
he dropped. thinks he knows his name, but To-
prudential rcstons It Is Kept from the public
ureat Indignation Is manifested among the e0
p1ot cs OF the road and the citizens
Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, J. Smith "a
se1ttaeed to two TeArs In the PenlEea.iaEy 70
highway 1oberEy. LIST term his brother was sen
up ior rvr Year, On astnilaz charge.
, 1869-02-15

VI aN1* AH11n-A 8EfH4n NRfU O.
f1Kl,
ef; AsEis. Feb. A-sol. Smith, who was
quartcr Of century aeo. hnt Who "a ne.e.,..d :
n" N thlS elty iof t*eny yeale, died this morn
Ing, Of congestion oi tae bfttn. HI HAs in his
GSth year.
United States Senator Morgan, Of n, T. oh.
taiEed 1udKm nj IN the ti.eau :on3t Jesis,dsY
aRAiret q, ". Thstcher for $57,sQ3, 1e1
Tho City Council thsc nt motlalixed the 1,ro,..
lsfu1e to pass the Amendments 10 thc Miesanr1
Pac1Gc RaIlre I'd charter whico a1e nov ee:oIe il.
The city OWLS {570, 900 e!ock 1c that road.
, 1869-02-15

4 Wtmhn and Her Child Drowned.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SoU7n BEND, tud., Feb. n.
About ii o'clock this morning a German wo-
man raned Emma Hook, aged a.. with her IN.
fapt. nine months old. were found drowned at The
lower end Of the East Race. hhc hsd been over
the river laet es.uirg IN company With r1au
named ETeaHer, with whom shn was living. aud
s,arted home about 10 o'clock. It Ia supposed
that owing to the darkness she walk. d Oh into
the race. ut the afldee side, where these was ro
guard. II wss shown In the testimony before the
Coroucr's turY that che had drank turIug the
evening four glasses Of lager beer. verdict Of
accidental drowning vas given.
, 1869-02-15

Wozces1EE, Ms=s.. Feb. ta.--NorWlch. Conn.,,
4utehd 1sst ntght tr.m tie nost 1ettuc,ivs
called Afa1lo Bal aud tn. adjo1ninE building
were entirely rbnkun ed. wi. must o. N If rn'- =
tentz. Tho occupants were Wifaauas d Qhestas,
hat1kx; NcCunet Billiard kal1i Abel Adxas,
, 1869-02-15

Death OF General Gtorge %. Wagner.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
1SDfANArot1s. Feb. II.
General GeozGc D. Wagner, prominent politI.
clan OF this State, died at the Bates House, in
this city, last night He hat serrcd In the Iudi-
General In the late Wnt. Hc IVES also Contingent
E'ectc1 for The State at large In the last canvass
, 1869-02-15
Rn11n~.


C1Eyr1AHp, Feb. 14.-Cat'sell & DIcEcy. A
Elevator n.n, fal'ed yesterday. Liabilities, $50.
600: ah,ets. $50 000 It IL rumcrcd that they
were afrtettd last night In New York.
, 1869-02-15

cubic yAsds per mile. Tbs material Ia good. Th4
aSs5 Res 3 II I, 81 rs Il
otaes e 0ttnmw Iexa, q ss Afson, asd sx.uiaa
% sra .1a la.s 81 : b: : isaiz
pRoPcgALs, = Sc AL8D PRo-
i Roasls will b Iseeived at r. oses e ;ho cniH
1s % FL
& e. E:sss H. i Sss:Ssi s sS:
From st, 1eais to stoax CITY: Fort. Randall suuy.
sass 70 ei.el1ssd i iae na1sS 1t IL luseisassi1
Eye, a1a Fort % Bsston: .,,,, =, a,,,-f ~ -.
Esssai,. @ 1}aa9. ass. % ss:;easoa Sstosa: Go @
sa q as1 y
From Fort LeArenWorth TO Bioux City. Forts Rxar
81 81 5. !!
N1selesnen R.vaE, aad FoEs Beptoa.
r.: i; 8 s:;s ).
FOE si;e5 G1sy = foSt; Randall. sany a.es-
5sy 6e ess.olssed Il tse rao5ta ii ne Aasels.ss
s'Fss ~, ~ Ta3t Eft R.sssn ssa1o9 + ro,r sn,
& & "a sE e
Y fre fort s1y to Foza ncs. ss,en.oa Bu.r
aaa 81
Est Rss - Y III ToFs: :1 =
At the NOUN Of tho A1aclt1ht1 HTt1, An1 fuE$
Benton. -
From Fort stevenson to Fort 9niord, Caas1
GsSas' e,
From Fort Honrd g Camp Cooks. q ~ pott nm
may ba e1tanlahed II the mouth OF tho Aasc1tahAQ
B1ve9, acd Fdtt Heaton.
Ffom Camp Cooke. of AnJ poaf taAf nay b estAae
Hshed 1t TIC mout6 OF taa Au4e1Eaae kaFEft 70 kX9
Benton.
+ VII p tas enaeAVaf 11 ~ 5ofefnnenk sa A34
tae Hver: ~ between Jane y and August S1A
s.ea e oSs
s. S.,s1 r xsis3 sasT S PssteS tss .sT!,ss e5
dtst1nation af11n n!Ten .fo1ia11: I
III. ms sate Il Vhich thev Vii rzanspou easA
otcer and solder {cshin pa1sss 10 % pFn1tdsd aE
eofin4 neir r1t5ona Whieh iii be sucpIsd bT -
9nyernmt1f. 3SA'% "
ID, Tho rste pez 100 pounds At which they wW
s. @ esch as which th4y w1u trankpoxe
h1rset. muIeS e1slie. asnhnl1neess caF0 V1Kn1a,
H. ftnone b. 1ur fcediaf antrAlA 70 b supplied ~
fh1 sste9nbe,aT5
iuEt pre Nroncb VII % KtTeo 70 pAzGeS Who uKx,
md coptfo1 noAtz. BoA1 WI b 4Ipectsd 70 A1wn14
Ye tho government ntlxht the pfefefenee aod n ~
sass wt1ne .Ilowed 70 e4Hy p1ras" 70 tsa exess-
r. eena7cs1T vii to tzanspost stozsk
BY iAna 10 toe aren't at aliuse hI. uater aud r..
SipTes received b. tba contractor tor transportation
must BE- EtuttTnd 70 thar deatnA ftoE Within -
year 1860.
Bidders win 71eaao xtve thu rats 4 Ehtch theY VIII
Il ease tss eoasstnS x p.9sy aa IL 70 e..y kas
y required. he Eotet1nent 1ess1ysa the r1Eht y
, 1869-02-15

Nxw On11AnR, Feb. 13.-The s1A:o Convention
closed t.4 session today. hAvtnR reeol.ec 10 ea
ttb!ish scbools fot Tho education Of toe freedmen
throughout ihr dtoceAc. 1hey alto t1ersAsea the
Blshop'e sa12ry 10 $500 per year.
, 1869-02-15
1snklhnd.

SOUTHAMPTON, Fet II.
The escamcr Deutschland arrived from Nc
York tor Diemsn.
, 1869-02-15

covered in Wills clothing store. sRtlitatoa
Chctter's LOGS Ia cstinctea IL 3ton 600; inshrsn m
{uf I[N. The tptal 1pd8 Is esumAted al $5AtVVV'
, 1869-02-15

Bos1oE, Feb 1i.-1n a colliAton bctween the
bsrk AaexAldrta and the fthIne schooner NAVY,
while coming up the bar, Tie latter gas sunk snd
two o1 The crcH, Jeremiah Shea and Pauick D1is.
coll, were drowned.
, 1869-02-15

1..,1,,. ~ .o.a t,rhs Fon ,xbcro /
snee..1 +1saa euae ,as 49, ~ r,.dc The aon.,r-
.hoa,a.tad r0 rh;,a 80 hss-s5 Mat, c1d nm
viii a hnst,... asn,sss;on +. ", 1s.,t Tne
or;s, u,.1s -, ~ .t,,, ~ = I'D t.r,e..r ,,.,d
nj i,fs ~. :. t;s nrsndcht,d Ne1i1 frsnt'
The ,t,ar a,d 81, ,s,,,1au m baa ,nar,{ad ~.
othcr d.nehter M of NJ. nnnt Th..e Il al of
the nrIt P,.a,dent,s family th.t + sre 3,,ut m
the foor ia The nowerfui f1ana an4ncshy
BODY Of Colonei Parker. GRANTS work
inp sfafr of1lcer an indian. M NJ.
Dent nj. stnnt' sner4ac,r3. .,mnx,v,,.
erable la5v. in h,sck si1k honnef and
dress and Rable fnr. Mrs 1fnthcvs III nert
Vice Preside mia mother. The biacfevad
youne l.dv in nve.co,orrd s,1k nhn1In
17re.a ro1vct wa,linr ,on+ ona Mai. -irot
hat anf, feath.r !, h. asrohto. ~. ass.t.
cr,s half Slater. Thn tadr in h1acE st,t 4a1r.
n1ntnga or eattn. md a whits tonnet I,t,,
Mttubcau featbcr9. IA thu aneaker,. ,&ife
Mrs. Colfa1. These six arc of thc farnr1tA of
thosc for WHOM 80 many thousauds tn. H.
" threw up their bat,. Mr. ucnt 7cm1-n.
bers whcu the small young cadet came home
fom West Point with blu ohum, Fred. 10 |
court the daughter Of Ills house. Little MI
u will ncrcr forget how long her fathAr
stayed 1u tho war, and how her mother wo5s
for fear and Joy ~ the news Changed csefr
day. Mrs. Mathcws remembers tho earlk
osrhanaga Of her boy and his asst dAwninaH9sF<'
Of ambition In the nc" Went, where she madd
her sccoua homo. To-daJ tloy have come to
seo an impoFtant formally In the stuHo to
tho two ht9heat powers conferred by Tho
| people.
ENTER rltn s.NArk,
| At ! o'clock tho Yeukte formed, Two aul
two, colleagues ftom the sano gtnto scncr.
a,)y walking torctAcr, At thc head was Nj.
| Wide and tic su,sldlary olotlcsl officers Of
| Lie Sruatc, Tho cuttro body, Democrats und
1fcuuh],caus. 1ut1n,lly u',uyed tho inv. and
~ a lively anlt tho yIuorous body Of mon.
| thot th1nL IN 1,o lin fnr.t ,1onh.n,, arnntn.
r1a, noay In rhr,.,cuaom. c.mo down fhc
lonr a,s1a. now emcra,np )uto l,uht, now
nutainp Into shador. rabblc of Loys. ne.
urors and monrr,ls cbaslnp them or tkir-
,nI.htnp hetoro. Tim polire. In unIform,
tnrow nack tho scrscu doors, They pa.syd tho
sunrcu,o Couri. tolcmply sitting unrcysslcI.
rotnt, tho payilIon OF tbo ancient ecuatc. flied
mudc so11d cchoc. under thu hurst Of light
Gunrnth Inn ftomr, ern.,ra the s,1ont. so1crnn.
co1u,nncd hall Of former Coovfosscs. md 10.
mnrcd nj oncn In tho presence Of Tho uousc
o. hepteacntasisca' 1uo "cmoers u tno
Home fosc with respect anu ID TIC ths!H
Which passed. through ino galleries onc could
kln5. 'rbo 1lemocrntlc mcmicrs. .tttlov nm
'ho !'sn', 'oso fc'icet'a,'y' a"a 'ao esaa.ota
Al!fa tnelF chalE"' a1F' oun1IcE nho DIR. "h'
sna tak'nE tno Haost prominent p'aecs'
Mr. wade paated behIpa lilo "hlte marble
d"bka of tAc clerks aud LOOK Inc
scat Of Mr. Co5fax, who slipped into cane'
eeRled chair at his eida. belo" these TWO,
| on tho next platform, Roscoe ConkllQg sat,
, 1869-02-15
Popu1at1nn OF the Quilted ststez.

From the report Of this Commissioner Of
Statistics We take the following table, show
ing the population Of the United States 10
1860, rs shown by the Federal census Of that
bS tho agents ol the Bureau Of stat!st3cs:
1850. 1884,
atx New England States. ~. 341s5ass ssao Sat
rt.st+cn outnezn STA ....e, ,sss,0l7 p,sts,7
Thtr etn Wealarn md Paeitc -
el3tte......... Y.o35 go5 ll4369,4fl
Nlno Territories. *....---....... ss9,bT 05 Gal
s1.445.oea A.so31sss
, 1869-02-15
VOL XXI.
THE SOUTH.

tead, he cied In a few minutes altcr bsng car
r!ed h1mc. No arrests have been mAds. Toe
caac is sttll t1voltco In mystery.
, 1869-02-15

Koe1oN. Feb. 1a-Ftsneie McQnade u uAchlntst
2! ioNEa, IL under arrest, charged with mixing
bogus dft3 -ce1t pteccs.
, 1869-02-15

e 1hx Hight to T<atlfy In Court,
:. lout.y11It, Feb 14.--1n the Kentucky Houae
G Representatives, ses:cEday, resolution was
= 1oouced. iustruc,Jtg the tommtttcs o. Judtc.
~ to 1t Qnirc into the proprtety and exped,cncy
= 1Einfi. IN bill aho'lEhtuK all disenmtnst tion
= inst tho night to testify 10 the c urts Of k.n-
@ty. tcnt dto on race or color. A motion TO
- z Le r solution on tic table was stopted-
= = q: EaYf, Is. 4 similar resolution vas In.
a. teeA IN tt senste, but m Adjournment Sook
& =. belo1a at1 disposition Wss made otlt.
, 1869-02-15

GgAHLreTox. 4. T., Feb. 14-Vagus teports
tious, at various portions Of The Georgia and
Flo.taa cossss, OF parties partly composed OF Gu
bzne. 1t fB supposed that these movements arc
connected With tbe revolution In Cubs.
, 1869-02-15

FTA nd Utonk C10fn1 AKent6.
M1xrn1s, Feb. i4--f3ogcrnMtnt detectives are
hero Investigating ff.uds committed by claim
scents. Several Of the lsttcr hsYc bean arrested
Deaths for thc week, Il u groes and II whitee
, 1869-02-15

f1HaItAoktfH1A. Feb. 14.-Nr. James boyle, Z
rIs u.knoMn nVv-f O! tbs city, xae found II the
| suees eafl1 tats morslnK. badly Wounded "a MS
, 1869-02-15

T1roposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

on The line Of the BurlIgtoa A5so1S1 River HAIF
Tnis work r1nEes non twenty ~ 4txrJ thousane
cubic yards per mile. Tho Material "a Eood. n
whole work must be completed By August lak 1aEs~
Responsib!e contractors invited 10 call 1t u9X
ofdce u ottnnwa. 1oxa o. at Affons aad axaui04
WOLF, CARPENTER L ANGLK-
QttumT4, lows, Dec. Is, 1883.
, 1869-02-15

At last Butler, Nld-haircd. retn'ned aud
took his scat. The tramp Of feet pasaed ths
door. The Senate WAS announced Ar. Wade
climbed to the chair. Tho Senstors seated
themf elves. In IN od-Aand, informal way,
Wade said:
"Tho sonate has considered tho objections
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

The ultra Radical whites, who rely en-
tircly on the negroes for their chance OF
success, have, in this city, made a most
foolish quarrel with the negroes, claiming
nm equal division of Offices which can only
bc secured through negro votes. Hum
rHEEYs wanted to 60 to the Legislature, and
so did WIGASD the milliner, and they and
AENABLE went to work to pull wool over
the negroes eyes. The organ said when
they were nominated that lSHAM, and FAR
RAR, and LlNCKE, were very proper, solid,
and reliable people but HUMPHREYS ma
turcd his plan to turn them out. lie fixed
things; ignored Ebenezcr, got into the Sen
ate chamber when LINDSEY was absent
blowing his horn, and having crowded out
the venerable METHUsELAH by impromptu
credentials, hedrowncd IsHAM, and FARRAR,
and ZINCKE, who are not to be treated even
with the respect of coroner's inquest.
KENNEDY (blackj was also one of the
doomed but he aft" till the friends of
ANNABLE threw up the sponge and LETT
KENNEDY in occupation. We are sorry for
the colored people. These carpet-baggers
will continue to cheat them and get the bet
ter of them. Their only safety is to sepa--
rate from them altogether.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

.,on !, vo. r,oced on Mrs. sunnATT afas
the other prisoners, fena's $50 .u.'I ahs
rha. poor ronan-whst q sufferer ,,'s,,, 5 dss
ras-a and innocent The world ! Justly 0e-
10, that she was murdered judic'aisy'
''u nos;des spAScLER's own experiences he
describes the. crueltics with which other
prisoners were treated. That very re-
markable man ST. LEGEn GRESFEL If
named amongst others. srANoLER s.a'es
that he escaped from the Tortugas IN >
small boat while storm prevailed wh'of
deferred pursuit. srASGLER mas no dcuo'
the veteran observation-disclosures years o.
age-pcrishcd in the storm. he Las ne'e'
been heard from.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26
DIED,

On Friday morning the 2sth instant, Macy ~.
ZIE. Infant child Of John and Hannah kearuoh :
,rhe funeral will take place TO-DAY nj q J.. d
from the house OF John Rc1rdon on bfrd pet tn
Tenth and Eleventh streets. Inc iTlehoS o' t"e
family are invited to attend.
Thursday June 2fth, ut O'CLOCK :; W., "a
xhoopinr cough KATE, daughter OF r.. NJ -, ana =
A. N. Clarke, aged seven years four mohihs ana
ten days. - ,,.o-r,,r. IN the
residence of her grandmother, MRS. - ~ "''
Oak Hill, Louisa county, Va
On Thursday morning, gath instant. III wt ~
CITY comfy Mrs. MARY G. MlkGE, WIG VI
Dr. John Mingc: aged seventy, years. G, 1,r,e
Her funeral will take place from 81 "''
church THIS EVENING ut O'Clock
FUNERAL NoTICF.-Thc funeral OF ,,E FL iii T.;
Youngest child of William and r. r: aar'. ~ ~
take place THIS Saturday MOKNlNu r az
O'Clock from their residence, on IwcnIr
between CLAW and Leigh streets, Church lin.
Athis residence. No. 4os Marshall street, MAX X;
Tin PHILLIPS, In the ffty-elghth year Of MS
Ills funeral will take place TO-DAY tsatnrdayl
Mt o'clock p. VI. The frien DIS ana acquaintance
OF the family are invited to attend.
Friday. June osth. Mrs. c. A. GRAY, wife OIL inc
late Thomas +. Gray. ,s..,oJ;s.
Her funeral will take place Mt Trinity MetnoGi I
EniscoDal church at O'Clock THIS EhENlNu.
The friends and acquaintances OF me fanny .'ac
respectfully In ricd TO attend without 1urthcr ho
Slccp on dear mother thy work Is done,
Tie mortal pang Is past;
Jesus has como and bourne thee nome
Beyond the stormy blast.