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efs ~ hts ne!shbo.hood nv!uz foE the ne1r Jcs On
Ths esy j. one ot the M ssrden @ not Il .als spr psp
eSe, especially from lie id Il 'taetr beings s
u:les. On the bottom lands, NO arc told com has
g1oe but EesJ LITTLE ManJ ldtds bare been M
{ uched by the ploE tor tne simple reason shas tt
Was impossible 10 work them, and tie weeds aEa
g1onmx high anova he corn, completely. choking
r Along ne k!skagqR cEees. sons r.. of.hs tarns
hays been g ames aa .saso9 .;
crops IN these parts, We do not know what Woult
Tnc ylnccnnes und-> 7Snaes saJs: - oar farmers
sra now employ ed IN tho harvest fields, and ali
sEteS h@nr ,a s, E |sxs a! sTy of "as
f. aneR ~ IT, q aans souas: 3s
arc Fat more fortanats ttan those further north,
but theJ. TOO. hayseause for apprehension. Some
bare got their wheat tn the ahock, and, u not
properly seeu1nd. tho damp NeStner win Cause ts
to Eprrut pthei1 are- D1alty engaged IN emitting,
PIT ts ths continued M ratas saa;s % aoE TofE ysza-
The A5edo qil} Keee7d Of June 90 saJs: Crops
save @ zufs1ed to Ehss e1tsat u1as ean on&y deter.
RTosin Re q ss n ss e. EN- et ahsss saa
oats should be prost1atsd with the storms. Con-
nnul sl, ratn tos tro weefs. norevet, da1sne1i t.
aostlJ standing. md, unless tie vet, foaowed By
heah Produces rust, there Il Atlll a pfospect Of q
MT cr6E osta aze heavy, a1d pfurnse large
promising. Corn suffered naest That planted In
czeek bottems Is sene feet usder water, on1l ts
Past redemption; that planted on rat land Is
ether drowned out Or 50 thoroRhly m,red that IL
viii require seve.al favorable GaJs to render ths
ground dry enough for Guilty. alton; nnle much or
taat planted On hiI at,es L rAshsd our Of ruos."
A LITTER from Niles, Mich, 6AJ9: "very heavg
RAINS hare prevailed II Western Michigan during
the LAST ten days, which. It Is feared hare scnous-
y injured the growing wheat, causng much or It.
tn lodge, and otherwise 1etardln5 its maturity.
Inc harvest wtu be DELAYED At lsass ten days
Com Waa yesy late IN stirring, bni II coming for
wand satisfactorily. The fruit crops are ali Of tho
highest promise. The Yield Of strawberries ts
truly MAGNIFICENT, and vast quanltsies-nere IN
ce!,ia'' -
The DeKalo County I'LL, Str. Of June 70 says.
- bile cnnSeFthg with farmer friend day or
two since, we addressed him with: sIIpw Is youE
corn doing = Very Nelf' said ho: 4 let down
bueEet rhts morning, drew np hill, End found u
IN a~fnninEty good cpndluon.' Tnefo Was
more truth than poetry tn hl8 feply.
, 1869-07-02
FRIDAY, JULY ., 1869.


Tho C,,n,oon con,c;1 ~, AEon4av. vhilu
considering the ANIMAL App.opiat;on hill,
took txo ro,cs which exhibit remarkable
degree If Intelligence, The roles are thus
reported:
Tse next Hem was: For City Physician, sl.ooo.
~ ~, anrndmrn, t ~ %ss II mn - ,s1ser +.
Eayk %.
1ie nsx1 r ,;em VI: FIR tonr n.Sor,s ,o,,ce At
s1,,M e1eh, TIC
Tic u1aeadLcnt was TO. adopted-gess :;
faTE ,,,. T. ,,.-, ,,on,o.
Tho C;tr pbrr;c;s, t,e - o,,ons .ha
R,iaeu.1, tho tnno,r r,a o.h.- no,;.a 81.
,;,n. .nd +he Small. M, Tos,;te1 o,5 ;s
4hro,, i,to ns,son,1 contact Nv d.- ,,5
br nirbt wifi, the mos, loa.h .or,s towns NJ
,3;sa.se md the ,o,ras+ c,e.e ~ ,h,-e;o.1
depray1.r. The B-idcve11 itsx1f is a.hos-
nital of The most ehoc1,i,,, daerr;nt;n.,.
TIE Comm. 81. ceurosI .a4ca he annual ser
vices vf physician aad surceou coupeteut
for tlis drty at less tAaa twenty dollars per
week
In the Msvo.s Office, or supposed 10 be
there, ate four policemen, or ordinary con-
.ss-hl~s. -L~s-- a.t, =. -A~luAi,-iy >a-elvn
cta5ucteE-to deliver notices nod serve sum-
naors, The severity Of their labos may be
judged from the fact .nat several, ii not al
Of theE, Ere employed Of IN evening as as
sis:ant dooSleepezs and cozsesyators Of
osaor 1T the theatres, and also at the
naslnees which come-oh on Wednesday
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doubt not the Mayor viii accept their olc,.
But it is hardly fair for them to ask that
policemen, who, us class, do not pant for
the suppression Of the trade in Bpirituous
liquors, and who labor every sundny WITH
out inte1,nisaiou, shall do ali the fighting
necessary to enforpe sabbatariAn prohibi-
tory Law. This would bc following the
Pha1isaic example of laying on The people
burdens they we're not able 10 bear, while
the Pharlsees themselves did not so much
Is lift finger.
, 1869-07-02
THE CUBAN FILIBUSTERS,
bid They Get Off1
N1# TT{f fFF IT.
Exn1u rig 44le l-Crk Nm Ittus n

From IL ste ls.t sur, yaa: .!
TT eitcatas:aatss IS aseoun: ptsntea n !he sun
Colonel R5an wh.c:. L. i. = i-.-t il E:>i.:-
atton, has created profound eensa1.a,l ine
Valiant Gsns5a! Z. basto ioe eestat unt saies
able TT Ccca....- :. =. >, :. :
iualci E..l LIE, -. y, i
los Gs.rcs;sa, svl.a 4.t.4 t--i4..s 80. - eaeAa
expeditions ere at m end, and that nothing fur
thef is possible That distinguished ott1cer. who
SO frequently .s.eeaael :. ~ i i J: u-y
pointed ont SO clearly the manner III w1ll:a tne
Sou{he1n po1ts could b. eueeluay creeu,
attempted 70 seal the frr1 0: New Iesk
9Eatost az. TIC ,dena5suEc q this e!pedinon-
1nd II u1uy uu1e Fu1E21a- steamers Temporarily
t1analoFmed into armed cruisers, and WIN tne full
e s s e9 81 iss
spteG thai tnfest the city, he patuned tha CpEer
Eay and the Nat1owH on Saturday a1gat, and sue
Tor Tsxr1 Entie bes~ccn ss1en nd eian; aaudrsd
Cuban volunteers embarked on two rugs, passei
his hIockAde, and proceeded short distance doTn
iteamer quaker G;E. 10 whose deck tie partJ wzs
quickly and safely transferred, snd are now doubt
less, below Hettet.x, the way to Their desttra-
on 1g 1s Has1nM ~ fs tass q sns
steamer Catherine = hiring. allowed them to psu.
cee!. THUS was he hoodwinked Ard ouIEene-aleI
E u 81 Tn9 as I'll e Ms ~ % nS.
celt steamer within his reach
Wenye in POSSESSION Of the most suthenttc IN
reN!sencc ffom The expedition, anooanclng It's
raiofrht on S,;urYlar nicht- and are sssnTe3 ~.
yond : nanht thar thty sfs nor heTond The mach
of anx crIEers fro:., thi. t}art aid IN :. yes,el
tn.t E,n risfenca an1 r1.ff ~ 3hc S,sn,:n neer
arh ,,ot la, ~ hc Gu, IL rn.1-ssTfr Nv som1
NJ ~ mos. can.h1e +eTo,ters n r. eTneb;tfon
srd IN dne ti,1r Vii t11a its mnintnta ~ rrae1t
re f1nes, ena cs-ti.et ncronr:s af fneir iandtn1
On The ever faitnfsi Is,ard.
The United States officials Of the Spanish baild-
ine In Chambers strcet we're Cncomnonly active
Aa!snais and spies rrshed to and fro through the
halls and Offices with significant e.aruestness and
il wslS thought By naus That scc1e Judas had Ilt-
rished them wiki Information BIZ which they
cer!d rc-.rrest Colonel lyaa-
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Tho st. Louis Dtnsoerat is urging n
Mississippi River Convention, to be held at
keokuk, lown, in August, to t1ke steps to
build up the commerce of the river, on,
among the projects to bo acted on by the
convention is the fol< King:
IA great *Mlssisalppl Valley shir- B1t1dmg CON.
capital OF teoo, 900, 70 build ptupeers Of ten to
~ close connection with the barge lines from NeH
Orleans to I'll potnts Of the world where good
trade can he huit up We suggest that they be
named alter the rites OF the vulcy-thc nsss one
to ,.~ nnT-t. rftrr that ctty where the greatest
':7tI thc second
ei.r l4sl4 tAai I'll, nc1t OF the Etuck- book
The original scheme wAs to build half
dozen ocean Etc:mor7 - -~- '.-.----
liverpool and st, Louis, but this has been
abandoned fo- two r,-so-e: !. The srf,-
scriptions to build TIE line never exceeded
$1,000; and .. TIC c%...-:oty tuA. uny for
eign steamer coming Up tho Aissj ,sippi
would 80 direct to Chicago by the now con-
struct:ng steamboat canal md river i'm
,'EoseEant The St. Louis people have
strange notions abont the cost of iron sea-
.,.::-s a:c-mers. The $500, 600 proposed to
he raised for building q number equal to
the river cities would just about put one Of
1900 tons aaoat. St. Louis had better
stick 10 its barces.
, 1869-07-02

Tha Finance Committee of the Common
Council, in making up the schedule of sal
'Iics, reported il favor Of paying the Judge
of the Recordcr's Court So, GOO for q years
service, which, with the $1,000 or moro
paid l,y the State, makes very respectable
salary. But tho Democratic Aldermen in
sisted on increasing the salary by 81 900,
thus rAising the pay Of that Office to nearly
$4,000 year. With the aid
Of certain Republican Aldermen
The additional thousand dollars WIS voted
We meme this case ns an illustration OF
= : oe-stic ideas Of retrenchment and
economy IN city expenditures. This full
We shall hear loud ontcries from these very
Democratic Aldermen ngeinst "Rcpublican
ertrnvagance. But when the record is c1-
amiaed it will be found that, In every i1-
stance, these brasless voted for the il
creased appropriation which they Will then
be rociferonsIy denouncing.
, 1869-07-02


James stp!ts, -rged %. committed E1tcldt, nj
Saginaw City, On Monday. By taxing laudaauu.
June Is u small house Daa1 Grand Rapids VIA
burned, and ihrco OF tho occupants Pczisae In the
nanaes The building was occupied By = Woman
ard her two daughters, agea respectively 10 and
JIG ycarB- At tht lime Of khe Gre there was q ma1
IL The house, contractor on tho lansing. lonla
/ FentWhter Railroad, who 1as stopping there for
1ke night The man and the two Itrls ware huEn-
ed To deAth. The mother WIS tcarfully burned,
but at last ncoounts was stu living Thr origin Of
The fire and tie uames OF the unfor1unntea arc
unInown-
Joseph SiblcE, Of Mn1shall was ycEy careful
father, and go, when be camc t. die, In ls6n, he
placed his property. amounting TO saaD,oJ1, IN The
hunus o1 nye executors who were 10 dole Il out IN
trfblc,E to hts eo1 nad principal hctr, then 10
years old, for about Eileen yeAsk Then, II tho
youth did noi equandcy xhrt he had llruad5 re-
ceivcd, ticy were 10 trust him with the remaining
bulk CT his paizlmoas. Only one or the executors
has acted, however. and tie sen, having arrived at
double the ycats Of discretion, has got IN row
gi!h TITS one and has taken tho matter to court.
The heir raises lega! question Is 10 ~hethes the
whule viii Is not insalidatcd by the fact that onIy
one OF the Eve executors has eycr takcl action IN
the premises
MINNESOTA
One OF the EuIEraut Agents Of the State Of A1n-
4Eeot4 1lAa ftttIQE0 104pfs<1 AA4 tVfo4l7
that he has snccccsel in Inducing 'oto6o sFedes
to cone to that State this year.
1hcrc Is, on tic north kacrc Of Lake Superior,
my miles from D4l1,t, MINI. nonr1sslnS
private colony known As Rcaver Bay. The reo-
pie consist Of I've bro.heG7, wicland BY namc, and
and two other GerroanA auc their families, and
were sent TO this wilderness In 1885, by some
Enecu,atu7, who tatled in 1851. and LETT then, to
ahlfr for themselves Thcf have about 5000
acres OF Pine land, asawnin, nifty acres Of culil-
-vaicd land, a n9-ton schooner. and eocsderaulc
other valuable property. LAbor IL divided among
them thai almost Iii the tI1dca md professions
arc represented, cac:l one ncstps IN two or taree
: c4paeltieh In thttr E11st mil they ground List
wiptef 30 buahels Of wheat End have now on
hand 2eo, ,too feet Of log1-
GI#oCRI. l..
At St Louis recently, Dr. Briggs .aa married. to
AIsa Whitaker. On tie day ol hin marriage, the
Doctor reoeistd from Iii. francis Hhtttxxes,
tRiter al the bride, lie Rnrg little sum Of SlseoP,
and the bride hcrscH recetred the Eame amount.
Besides ths, Nj. Whitaker Deposited &1oo, ,ooo. the
interest OF which gpca to Mn. Riggs,
CN1o-
.Ina lfmous Longwosta~ wins cellar md The
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One can READILY imagine the horrible feel
ing Of jealousy experienced BY Cincinnati
and st. Louis upon becoming cognizant Of
the fact that the mnn who robbed the Ocean
National Bank, Of New York, Of Bomo half
a million dollars, and WHO secured facilities
for the commission Of The decd by renting
en- of6ce in Tho basement Of that institution,
q represented himself rs IN agent Of
sne Chica9o llfo Insurance Company"
Those cities know very we'll that no nm
representing himself as an agent o: Gin
cinnnd OF St Louis Lif. Insurance Com
pany could ever hare conce red Of such IN
ingenious scheme, or, having conceived it,
could have succeeded in Obtaining more
than n lew paltry thousands. They have
KS, cause, indeed, to hide their diminished
, 1869-07-02

General Canby, commanding in Virginia,
under date Of June 20, states that the mem
bers Of the Legislature Of Virginia, to he
elected on tho 9th Of July, must take the
oath prescribed Ly the act Of Congress Of
JulJ-, 1sco- This, lie says, Is required by
The act Of 1857, urless Congress shall have
removed the necessity BY recognizing tue
new Constitution Of the State, and admit
ting representatives to Congress. Until
t!:tse things are done by Congress, the act
- < >. ienains in force, and the Legisla-
tures Of the 1mrecunstructel Suites arc
bound by itB terms,
, 1869-07-02
POTATO BUGS.
PcTaonx Poisoned by Thcm-UoE
toKill the IuaeetH4

A-NXHUAA ANANAAE0 A$ AAEIN-L40" ;"
to Rill the Insects.
Spring Taury, MINI. tJ,tn. a53 Cvrysspoai.nes or
tie Ni1aoHa Republican,
4 number OF cases Of poisoning from tho lnath-
soma pOtato bug have recently occurred In this VI
c.nitJ, which think are deserving Of attcat1on.
Is many refscns are m t1s habit OF Killing these
la:1 - 1-:.--, - t-..A l-.. ss.:As and sometimes
eyeu betEGeo tc.r fingers, will c!.c oac par,lcu.
a5s znysf T. hspe NJ! " ses -
"mash!ng" -" methods 10 lid themselves ot Iacse
d'sEus1i1g Eo5a!o H9estroye5s, .a. 49, ,.,.n
killing the Lugs that inlesl the y,nes, by .sllI;tS
seek atuee, he secidenit cd 70, soms % oi ihs hieoI
or juice uron his wrist ThinEtnS no harm would
result theEtfrou, he raid no attention TO it, On
Ing Sensation o. and a1out ihe wrtst, which had
become swollen, and presented an iE1au1e1 ap-
peaEance extending along the ooras u the arm TO
hickory nut The inflammation runitf'J increased,
and upon the particular spot WHERE he had no.
leols If II hid been ca7sed by the application OF
some rank poisonous substance. A ho4e hrA been
g e. xsies = =, SeT qa sssP IA
ts badly swollen. and inhamed and Mr.. II. hts
piaccxl himself undef tho charge Of DE- J. E Whit
act the poison communicated 10 The asstem or tho
patient from the Liood Of the potato bug.
II has'ong been atlm!:tcs1 that tue potato bug is
Mr. Huuuey will tend to make an under whose oh
serEndon this article NAV faIl. still more careful
how they handle them III the future. There arc q
nDMber OF Others here, whose blood has become
poisoned II the Ealne manner, caastug rtmp1cs to
appear On tho kkIn, which, however. are coanaed
to ne bands, and arc not seen On my other part
Potato bugs can be Killed with less trouble aud
danceF, ey trHnk!ms the vtaes lightly NTH Paris
Il 1t &GE[fflI1 nEGM vet H53r0YFtraH
, 1869-07-02

The c1act amount Of aid Tnted By the several
townships attnatel on Tbs .tine Of the Michigan
9onesy'ue, tneluding Sheridan, The township ns1t
TO Albion on the north. IL as lpHoHa: sheridan.
s III aS sSo9 9eassts ss Mss. 1,Ssso; To il; 1ss s.
upL yet completed shetr Tote.
olE Tosnsaps + P4s e coantY, a Jat9 a1a 1st "n
proposition to take the 81 o6o Of stock needed to
com plete -the Loulstsna i PIKE County Ratirosd
Rosl IEe county has already auhscrloeI sioa, ,ooo.
An election vii be held on the eth day Of Au-
gust, to lake tho aento Of tne voters OF Fsuier-
burg County, Ind on the subject Of subscribing
ss4seoo - to the Eraassil's, cazmt fadneah l<all-
The Saginaw tMtehl Enterprise says: aThe
Largo force Of n,ea as WORK on this road Above
Agerlis anu before the close Of this year twenty
oraer. The tpad vii no. ston d Sefe ho1eve az a ~
MMh s3 n " bsg.nninG Of tae coming year the work
w WI 2 Be resumed md WI not stop, unin me LAST
next thing that will follow, - . matter Of ueces
str,, u the EesuscItatton Of the Eass SAGINAW L
rort Huron Railroad: i vim ne remembered Ihas
and anoiher direct % Lapeer, aavtng Of stont 10
miles. but pkrAaTs, mot 10 advantageous. The
Pors Haton to fapter, taeuss 70 FIN % fansiDe stD
and Ultimately to Chicago. Is now settled fact'
The St. Pani Iaons<1, of June - :eaya: aWe
SEGMENT Of Lie Northern Faeidc Kailroad Com
Faoy some more direct facts IN regar1t 70 the new
prospects Of tho company. The .rEo!ntSt Of
Jay Cooke % the F1seA Agent Of. t6a company ID
yelsed bis becon1ina paEt owner of the stock In
TIE ss4h THIS contact .s not fnliy complete and
acreu1!s for Its ratification On the report Of sHo
exploring lart!es one Of which Is now OF the
rpAl 10 San Francisco, from whencc they
will proceed 10 stska, and thence
'ctHtn across the proposed route Of the road to
Red MssE- The other patti. which will reach tha
nesd ot Lake Superior II few days Ntn explore
ne routs from the Eastern terminus Westward
Z the report Of these parties Il favorable Jay
Cock viii complete the contract. ,Tna Eastern
eIninus OF the tuad has been nxet1 by comprr-
n!se between the conn1ctux interes.s, a; Duluth,
Superior, aod Bayfield,. II VII be At a point south
md west from Dunth, where roads nom
Duluth, from Superior and f1om Yayneld
xiu form junction, With equal rights OF
running OF trains, rates Of faro and
re.sht, &c. tnmed!ately upon the retnrn Ut the
Il p!oltnc parties their report wtn be made II It
4 such d to Lead to the ratification OF the Jay
COX contract, ttoo 900 COO Of the bonds Of the
:oinpdnJ, secured nI mostRsGe On tie ro2d-bel,
franchises and land grant Will be placed On tho
Iarke. That is the Anticipated cost Of the con-
and equipment OF the road. As ta5t as
he bends are sold so1k win be proceeded WITT"
, 1869-07-02
THE ssuRrs Ut lAw AID 6psI1r.


EcYe1 OF tie T.ce matrH caseg, bills In rhancerv
e restrain the payment by the Entted etatcs
sa4eetsr Ie o. money to fice deposited 1or metres
The uetEea hnve been supplied THIS leaves
two cases only os this Kind to he acted upon.
ASiuSEaei1n-Cha11ea II H(eker, John D. Orey.
ana tretman skinner; Ct Chicago {nvoluutzFy5;
AisSs z!f5saS e ehss saa coznens v Lam.
nsrson; oICmcago; Louis Goodman, d Chicago;
1siaor t!e,.iI':s M9sehsssdted, ss Of Chicago.
sese sssa& d r sy sa Nsds seap,1 2
Ritha!a p n WsseRsn. j Gaa!esse: ; esalie;;
L5nnvlue. osie County.
Ctrr.It (esrt.
. Harriet Goldsmih Y Spencer q. and Jerome
Pes1., Appeal 1szua n1ad tor Defendant
Wuiam Ho1e1naA =. t1sphen C. cIana. A.
snnpatt-- fcTd61ut GafE1d1ot
FEofLka bEs1HKSa
I'll, Iae grand my ennpanelled On wednesday
Caar.es $ Rsts1s. Indeed fo. ,,rc.nv of .r,,.a
forks. spoons and clothing, from William A. Rus
seu MS a7aiKned Ind PLEADED guilty. Eenttnced
;se sn{ss! =,
Company, and watch, from Cornelius C. CaEis-
sa q S{ e{aa!s s s1as,
John c: Ransttr- Iohn Clafs and Albert Brink
e1hen A&uupEtt Demand, Il 500.
Charles Wemue es a. '. Join Nye,a, Aaguuo-
Et1- Demand. s, 100.
c,,,,e, s,c,,n., !19 49, ,.
BceE By Guns. .sun Tor Sill.
saperor Court.
Petition Of Rosanna l}Eacttp, guardian nf Rr.sso
"a Frsckjn, for sale Of -a1 eslate- Decree con-
fr.ulrg sale OF undivided :1A third cf Iofs ami
fYRF nf
, 1869-07-02
GETTI.SnCNG,
July1, 4A

while the corresponding panel on tie opposite
side has The foor Ing Irpm L,ncolu'B dedtcatorJ
address: 1t Is for Us, the living, rather to he
dedicated here to the unfinished work thAt they
haye thus fer 81 molly carried on 1t Is rather for
US 10 be here dedicated to The great task remain
tcg lefore us-that from these honored dead ne
take Increased dcrotion to the cause for which
'hc5 here gare the last full Measurr OF devotion
tEat we here highly resolve taai the dead shall
rn' have died IN vain; that the nation shall, un-
go" rtw birth Of freedom, and that
xi,, ef;4,pcu Of the people, by the people, and
for the people &hall rot perish from the ear1h'-
Lt1lnotn, Sote7n1er -, 1868. "
Tho monument Is Of granite. The
statues Of Peace nnd Plenty, which have
Leen executed IN Italy, hare not yet been
received. The statues OF War md History
have been put in the places assigned them.
The interesting md eloquent oraton Of
senntor Morton, together with full re-
port Of the ceremonies Of. the coc:@:;ion, w-Il
be found in The TE1Dl:E this ,ro-1ling.
, 1869-07-02
TIE GETTYSBURG MONUMENT.

Tho last solemn public ceremony oon-
nected with the National Soldiers Cemetery
st Gettysburg took place yesterday. Tho
monument was unveiled by Mnjor Gcnoral
George G. Meade, who co1,1r,an.i~' the
Enion srany III the Ert-. te.tl..s y. J!.Iy,
1868. The grafton was delivered by Sen
ater. a1ortcu, Of Indiana. The monument
itself is worthy of the grand event it COM
memorates, It is thus described
The huptrst1ucturc is co feet high, consisting
OF tna6sire pedestal = feet sqaRrh at the base,
and the d'e and cap crowned With three-qnar1ff
GloEe, on Which atann8 colnARal RtAtuc of The
Genius Of Liberty, holding II her right hand the
,e o. SHa o tne m1a aarIss sss
Oi The pedestal art four buitre8seg supporting the
sane number OF allcEo1t:al statue.- representing
Wa1, History, Peace and PLENTY. War ls person.
lied hy an American soldier, who, rtacng from TIC
cnu1Es, fclates to History the story ef the battle
the monument coMnensf1Ates, white History, With
stSlus and tablet Il chise1icu as recording the
achievements OF the neld- Peace is symboized by
: k1atuc OF the American mechanic, with
the accessories Of cog wheel, hammer and chtse!,
Willis Plenty Is represented by female
GzuEc, ".th aaca1 Of wheat md fruits, az en-
blenaslc oi peace anh abundance, Us the soldiers
GROWING triumph. The b1ttrc8ses on which .neas
statues-nhlch arr al coiossal-a1e seatc.l. ,t41o
Tile eluea AitAlEtL;sI ,...'f T.: t....l. .. - ii
With the idea embodied tn the statue, Tue upper
Ole and cap Of the monument are circular, and on
the die Is ctrclet OF bronze Fta1s maIe up Of one
coruicc and pl,nth abo5e the main tic Of the redes.
tai are otragonM and heavily moulded, and on
@ne pllnth rests Al octaccnA moulded base, heaf-
lnr upon lis face the national IL high relief.
The panel OF The main die, on the west Aile be-
tHeen tic statues, has engraved omit;
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phn1 III.
a Fnal e4aeeaA'c0i tonsfess' u WHICH ali EVIL
.atoa. ~. .u,'Ieu 70 se'iu repfeseo'ausesr
~ t.,Au 1919. ss - te.n0 ~ % ptentoe5'
- sIoAuu' .s a-4u az eoioe " lug US
~"'' A4sAA ~ |Aste 90 0ao" VI LAG 1''n u
.
-. N.5 ~ wa IIutsa uoes uoL
~ - ''.as ~ ue'onsa' ms ia'nEs q
reSs.o ~ ~ "As posu ~
"..,a - III nIe o.@.ss' ps'
denca and astscnr1s,, -. mar..a 1n' ana s " fesl-
a r4,-tIsh r,,sr 80. - - 49,.
f,tomau E.,nth. has Inc. Iron snnn1.s ~ "
T1.reie7, corcrr-,cn+ r,,1rstrr, :. 49, ~ .u0
llyhcd In witch Tho s1,,,1 ar, ,ba p-t..a a1o y,
Wales xrra intr,anced and -Idir,,1aa ~ ~
c,pse Of ~ snpnte.soo "' %1~
Tho Australinn woolgtowcrs, IT IA sta.ed, nav.
become alarmed At the compe,t,ion from sonth
Ame..ca, where, Is reported. "a. 90 sheen ar
Ehoru every rear. and the csnor,s NJ voo, anonnt
to .3o,ooo, 600 pounds.
The cotton mills ut Oldham. Encla,d- were
thrown open On tho l4th nit. with tbc y,ew nf r1r
ing thcs handa an opportunity OF returning Ia
;Ectr cnplGyucut 4. the rednctnn Of IRE ner
ceut There was L very general ret71n 10 Bork
and eyesy thing Was RuIct
Among the names o: places in Connecticut are
the following; Devils Den, Cider Hill. c1ox 11il
Cow Hill Chicken Hill, Clapboaru Ill., Horse HILL
Noo.lchuck ul1I. Wild Cat ued!arn, Ubtuse Qpali
TTar, Whip stocE, Banga1l, Poverty Street, Pinch
Street and Pig Tall
a lease Of strange cruelty ls re!ated on the part
el q lootner, at Leond.og, IN Austria Wishing 10
ger Ila Q! ne1 chud, scarcely I've montha Old, she
placed II close to beehtve. The pooE infant had
afGoo5 peen stung severely, when eendatme
"Eo We g. ~ '-iS I: ard carried 1t aWay.
The woman 'fus sonn n!1cE arrested
y Wo!.'cs stoTenttcr OF Chateau ThleHy
F1anceh aged ahous 70, q married. mau md a
IN =
, 1869-07-02

= The MlssiastppA consezsastrtswf6 probably have
= STATE eonrsatto,s .tsnd aeS VIII Inc 4ndesate
, 1869-07-02

= EcYen OF tie T!ce metre cases, bills In ehaueerT
Collector Of n1oueJ to T1ce, deposited for metrea
were, 5estersiay, dtszutaed It defendants cost.
me WetEes have been supplied THIS leaves
tHo cases only Of this Kind to he acted upon.
, 1869-07-02

FFVm IT Me- TcTE 13'Nts, .Fxn< 3A
II t1acsphed yesse.31aJ TINT TIC report OF the
sattng Of TIE steamer Quaker city tor Cuba Is
tosa. t1hrtfattoa, devised for the pu1poee ol Ge.
antSoIi1y-po les than th1t d Marshal B4-tow,
who ka1 bean constantly On the watch to thts i spt
the departure Of expeditions t.tcsca.ett 70 c. -
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AN AMERICAN ABROAD.

Affairs In pEaIik-EEow Some OF Our
Countrymcn See Europc-Scduc-
ttonx OF tlsc French Cupttnl-Tllc
Enm oua AchneIdcf-TAc lmperlH1
Fnrnily-Appcnrouc OF Its Megn-
bcrs--our People Along tho Seine.