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Wanfed!

FEW workmen to make Moceasins.s Geoil
n pay and constant employment given for the
season. Enqireof WIN. b. NEAL Co.,
s1df iSsccarappa, or LORD, HASKELL 81 CC.,8
+ July 22-dtf lfiis-sss <s,fss Portland Me.
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WiIanted!

IA GENTS to sell thoroughly good domt ic arti-
kAcle, wanted in every family. Exclusive territory
given Business pleasant and respectable. One
agent sold $50 IN one small town; one, 1000 in i've
towns; one, 81 in calling on 90 families another, So
per day for days in upon which he made
sac per day; aid others do equally as well. Send
for circular.
e LlTTLEFIELD s. DAME
jy20eod4w 102 Washington st, Boston, Me.
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A GENTS-To sell the American Knitting Ma
n chine. Price $25 The SIMPLEST cheapest ahd
best Knitting Machine ever invented Will knit 20,
900 stitches per minute. Liberal inducements 10
agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MA
CHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
I May 10 -d3m n9t'e - y @9ais slllaFo@
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Mrs. Belcher's wonderful Cnre.

an fndiae rs%edy rseIns for female made from
hou supporters anuactared and so anu ~ cvres Mrs
LINUS aBsishsr kAsn%aolPh e % Mass General Agents
s. Co, q Park Row, New York. A. nalnes re
ER-H. III. Hay General Agentfor Mainel 3
~ For sale by druggists everywhere, ~
May 10. weow1y2i 81 11O',ssssTssi SO
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FIce Dollars Re3evIe,d

txTiLL be paid tor the detectioi, Of any ne rson
1vNi concerned In setting ire to the grass aud un-
fsssb1sh Sn my PFspsrty on the westerly sSs
may2stf 4sdmsssQ N ii.r1171 10
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NOTICE.
Westbrook Manufac1u,ring q,
FOR SALE.

10000 sr sss sues rnS Sses Dsff fan rapk
$1,000 feet 2 in. in. in. and in Oak Plank.
Also Ship Knees, Oak Timber, and Shipping Lum-
ber, by L. TAYLOR, tF
may1edtf III Commercial St.
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w ANTED
Salesman wanted. goa

IN a Wholesale Millinery and Small Ware House
i who is acquainted with Eastern Trade. F
Apply in person or by letter to 2nl ts
~ = FBOST BROS. &; Co, d.sia i !
1-1ejy24d1wsW as&9 81 IA Summer st, Bo<ten.
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WIanted.
WaIlfeaI.

Wet Nurse, to take charge Of child two weeks
a. Old. Rest OF references required. ae .sDaia
Apply at 3s9 Congress street, between the hours
Of and 8 2 NJ. s. 2sdff
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NUNS and Water-DOWer for Sa

Mills ana Water-pOWer fOr sale.
A L Rock City Falls N. Y. miles from Saratoga
u and Ballston. Good Saw-mill, Planer, Cider
mill, Wagon Shop Blacksmith Shop and large build
ing lot, all tor S4b00 or dividea to suit
Also; A very desirable unimproysd wattrpower,
juss above ne, and below two extensive psper-mills
Stream ample and durable. tThe Kayaderosseras)
which supplies so many other mi ls Biood's Scythe
and Tool Works and the factories and mills at Balls
ton. 81 f1-s.s
$500 for first privilege, Teserving surplus water
and one side Tor second power. Terms accommo-
dating. Tf4 q .stl/.tsfs
Rock City Falls, Saratoga Co.. N. Y. M
je22.d1aW& wins
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Agents Wanted

AT s5O COMPRESS ST., Portland, NE.
lANE OR TWO active canyassing agents females
NJ preieIredl. in each town in the County Of Cum
ber1and. and with capital OF from se to tWehty
dollars, TO sell anovel and useful article. which is
wanted in every family, and from which compen-
sation from $tO0 to $500 dollars per month can be
realzed ia {suil3sBk sasa II june 29-dlm
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: " lIT7TF7l q
Wanted !!

A FIRST CLASS Blacksmith to iron sleighs; good
"A wages will be given. Apply 10 ags. sig
9a17 nE7saaia JOHN P.fWHITTIER,i 81 "a
HEifjy22tf 3 8 and 10 Merrimac st, Boston
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.sstaostshea June 90. 1862. Ho.. $.
TOILET.
TO LET.

V'HE corner room for two rooms) on second floor
oi brick block font OF Exchange st, recently ,c7
cupied as an Insurance once. Parties desiring the
room Will nd this OF be rleasanfesf ana cheap-
est Offices In the city. 1ssiI rsgaTN.
Rent only $3.50 a year. -, sa'a AZ
Apply 10 -asls A. g. DEWEY a91Et
jy24eod2w No so Exchange st.
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To be Let.
TO LET.
Stores 40 % SO Enc5saaalg,yct,l 3 9 s. s

A LSO, Chambers on Second and Third Floor on
n = - s-'''s 50 W. Il. H. ANDERSON. ap1
4sai AT Office Of Nathan Webb, ESQ.,,
ja27dtf x s sfs - < No 80 Exchange st.
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To Let with Board q |
ynwO ple asant rooms in very desirable locality.
suitable for gentleman and wife or sirg'e gentler
man 1fl
a. BARKER SHOWS, y
jy20tf J31 Congress ST. /
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! ,.THEE1I TP4HEl[ p ID ID Ally Ally alP RESS
ss. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. |

dive invite the attention Of both City and
Country readers to the following list Of Port
iland BUSINESS HOUSES, which are among
the most reliable establishments in the city.
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Minnesota, fortunately fol her rapid settle
ment, has ever been regarded as the paradise
Of invalids; as the State where disease stands
/, at arms length, where doctors find their oc-
cupation gone, and where death comes only
as the result OF accident or old age. But all
is not gold that glitters,y nor is Minnesota
quite so free from the fills to which flesh Is herr
as'some ofher ardent friends, who look upon
all that concerns her interests through rose
'colored spectacIes, woiid have US believe. 1t
we take the statistics published as sofiicial,'
and carefully scrutinize them, we may hesitate
to adopt all the conclusions to which they are
intendedto conduct the mind.
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no Let.

VNTITH immediate possession, Store No 90 Conn
w mercal street. Thomas Block lats ly occupied
Apply to N. g. MILLER, Athcltum Building,
Plum st. *sf 7s ap2dtf
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Teas, COnecs, Sugars, Spices &C
VIM. L. WILSON q Co., No. So Federal Street.
3illsz III Tobacco and Cigars.
SARGENT g. HOW, No. l4s Exchange Street.
, 1869-04-29

Mr.. norn1,laser has Resigned his placc a.
warden Of tie Stase rcnit,ntiary Ut Joliet.
,ntl returned 10 Frrr,mr., l,is former hc,n,,
'ihcrcupun the Cuprerlcnl print in this
city r,ukps grealt mystery .uyer tho o.u<o
Of tho resignation and asks divers nm.
x,,ndry questions. uuoug ut},u,s tho follow.
irp;
INV Mc.sr& lrn,cns,ary Commissioners.
ia.ay' a. sc answ'r ~, r.. , =, I'm m, =, ,,,,,
lakcn fa,nn thc ren,nnuar, tt.nl* and rx1~....'.;
~ ~, w. snsnsA as: ny, y NIL !" 'afFs's l taic
Az tho Commissioners arn in Spriurarli
trying to secure, IL couirac. for dressed slime
fur the new State House, nnd may mt l.,y.
l.is,lro to nnswer lilo interroent.ry, wo will
ito 20 for them.
Tho u.n"unt Of money expended in tho
tanynss lust fall .'to ail in carry;u, the
, 1869-04-29
THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
DISASTER,

Statement by Ono OF the Passengers.
Mr. Srencer, nne OF the passengers Oh loaz,l the
il.-fated train. makes the following statement of
the occurrence:
Of investing In some real estate: had ;r..v-
c Il en- tie LtE9 Island Ea:!:o ii setrrts anil WIS
Interested In hooking out .! The wtn,tow neasly all
tho way; IN our arEiyal 1T Jamaica lS'errc,l Ap,n
the platform, anil walketi up AMI l,wn while the
train waited; asked one NJ ththraSesalel is hotu
aftcEward recognized lying ct u,lsler one Of the
mt, h*causc we are hrc mIru.es l.cllnd tiu!c; ,
this circumstance probably caused me to take
more particular notice ri the rate u aprt'l at
which ne were going, ns aru c1nstlerah!y
nvrvous about fast riding especially en- th. Lo:!s
Island Road. With whose unfortunate history am
scnewhat acquainted; th'u,ht ne were going
1t very high rate OF sreeI, yet wEs not exert
~ afsnd; sat nearly In the Inl!llc Of the ,an'i
think about three seats III front port!y elderly
! gentleman sas reading some law pantrs or &c
Counfa: Indy nna In the seat l,v his side: after
the accident was told that it mas Sir. kushrnnre
Alnl ii. slsteF-!n!aw: a!l ut once heard sharp
ttad an:t tsls jcis that 'hssw some Of thc ~
swayea violently to an, In, and then I
the wheels came crashing aud grinding through
the floor III the front part Of the car: thak they
were twtstcn upside down; tho aplintcrs fer Ike
M te cas a sSH % s
Wns M help Tor the passengers; they fell through
the opcn!nR and were auElad over anl over, lust
Hke something i0Ncd over IN haETti; MIS-. Ffy
w.ts first Killed: think Nj. Rnshu,ore waa caught
In tte t1oor ~ his lcas and for minute held 30.
for the trlt st0ppesl naaust the heavy Timber Ut
thu nsdie Of The c41; there WIS so much no1se q
yeIce coIl,l only he heur1 In screams or groans,
hut IA ,tr. Rrshmr:c, 1nst for minute.
WIS In that position, SAW him throw up ono
hand and turn his eyes npwnrtl, anil to Ill appear
nnce = as praying 1oudl, l costl hcAr Que word
only: /. was 'Jcsus:' ail this ttmc Was c'lngin9
to tte top Of the car, and holding MY fcrt up;
there wrrc some ether. doing this also bn: must
Of the passengers had time 10 think or act. hut
either fe, Or, 3enE struck hy spllnter1 were Tcn-
ucEed nses!h1c or ltlrscsJ I'D IN that state wgEG
whrlc1 Rhot,t in the bottom OF the t'Ar: It WAS al
| done In II rfnute: I don't know how escaped
! when at last fell waa knocked insensh'e. anti
i knew nothing until Was lifted ffutll ur'ler the
wreck: the railroad employees were vct5 go3l, aad
,'Ii al' thai possible; tho liitlc child that WEE
Killed lay ne2r me In the rulnA; ut nrst did not
think she waa hurt, for she seemed d u Ahc wul
only Aseep."
, 1869-04-29

4 letter to the Alton m, 7steraph says:
"south II vautlalta, anti between ehcrc aad Cairo.
fll hsoo, proving the fll-lty Of tho prophecies OF
our rc'entifo horttcuftnrists Of scarcity Of this
luscious fruit In thia hectnu-"
"A gentleman who has Just returned from q tour
through snrlous tUE1!ona 0f southern Illinois,
statcs that thc prospects for large wheat crop Il,
Rfso that tho fruit crnr protsiS1s to be 2oos-nuch
better than was cxre.t:, y few weeks unce.''
Tho Alton t1it@ 5e.gr"ya q o. , .hs 2tsn says:
II Al abundance OF blossoms Fa may ln'llfatIDn Of
tr11lt, we hase ncver hatl better promise ~ far
III apples, rcars and cherries arc concerned q u
Eun1 yield than tho present. Thc blossoms IN tho
leach trees arc not 70 ahun'lane but esilt thctu
nrc a. many II the5 oil MATURE ~ ts tesirabl for
crop il TWO Earee weeks further advanced than
;hcre been suen lne promise Of IN anuns1ans
Tho Madison fIni1., Cuufrr nay: One Of tho
most extensive frutr.eowera IN tas West gives US
the gratifying Intelligence that the PROSPECT for
he ever knew 1t At this season OF the year. t1o
thinks that II nothing hcfa'is 1t between this anl
NaJ 10, he viii have full crop Of early peaches.
Wh1t he haa never had aimee he has been In tho
hus!ncsa The apple crop be speaks of "a par''cu-
The crops ID the nc!shborhood OF Batesvnle.
I'D, are In = tTourtshlng condition.
letter from Nav Cumberland, Grant County,
Ind, saJH: "a better prospect for q wheat crop
w have not had lor man5 Te1r3- The peaches
we're damaged by the hard freezing In February,
but II nothing happens them from this on up to
maturity, there Will be about half q crur. Tnt
prospect for apples, pears, and other fruit H'la
never better. The farmers are pt0NtnR aud pre-
! pairing to put In q large crop Of nax and CORR
| 4 gentleman who has been making an eAt1nueo
| tour through the Counties OF Bartholomew, soa9.
eon and Shelby, IN Indians, says that tss waas =
in rerJ tne condition, being much tnrtntr !, III III
vanced than usual, and promises 3 Fc1s large
y!eld .-.-..y I. w. ,,c
somewhat fearful that The wheat slop " i;11
County viii not reach a. ~ enn u4 sa%n On
ne nr5,es It i HlleiIa IN mary places and al OF IL
IL more OF less injured
, 1869-04-29

;. needing ef business men of this city,
j. iti;r,, on the line of the Chicago and
Milwaukee Railroad, ut Evanston, Winetkn,
"; s:l;s-;an, ETC., WIS held On Tnesd.y, to
,,t'ac into consideration IL proposed inc 7easo
If fare .,n communication tickets. Numerous
1tlm.livs were proposed, and finally COM
11si!,ce WIS appointed to wait on the officers
If the road.
It strikes us that there is snrar rclne''y
.l...n any that WIS discovered ut tls meet,
iu.. The As. Legislature ro'acd q law IL
compel CnoA County tc Commence building
ta,lroa,!s in u1,lo- ~ savo herself from baiag
u.1p,l If T., taxes to lulll railroads in Other
c.,;uties. When this law goes into opera
tirn |; is very likely that the most eligible
1h.cn Of beginning will be the Chicago and
Eva,lstuu Railroad, which is not exactly Il
slef.:Ect concern. aud which might be easily
continued tn the north line IF the county
and rs Lake County vii! be put to tho sarue
necessity IN order to save her taxes, sls
may deem it advisable to continue the road
to the Wisconsin line.
With the merits Of the controversy which
led 10 the meeting on Tuesday, We are moi
familiar. There may or may not be 4 legit.
innate OCCASION for m increase Of faro, bu'
it would ba wise for both sides to bear il
mind that the tax stealing law Of the las
Legislature has offered the strongest possi
bic incentive to Cook County to build new
rliiroads whether they nre needed or not.
, 1869-04-29

~ s1c5 The disclosures or tue ruthleniVR1nt
snsa a ens s'f de- 4sat's1 = nsa npt 8 thu Of
nfsrsasRes new : much ia ioofed ths average ea-
yieidina 10 ~ .ad raen sqeh ons. eoidlJ
stretched herself % green fsi1e ~ hsnF p Wt re-
LEE LEE @toTAsds u, OF did similar Troseaess II VA
need nos do ~ 1ssl %z Aooa n protest thats she
Nanted + ur her. NcoodJY aias, 1890 fSsSl 80. r
pf pfop!e = =toe-poo5 sonis Who had tie Hvuearance
q ,Sss Rlny ID
M psysscal, exnrssI'on,- quits aalke he rest
range Of their charms-and he trtnmn,.d - sn5 sn5
Tantonen through the seenes with a cer1,e ercrss
o. animal @ 1ssnE: Sc was oil stocking q one may
Iaucous voice, N tnsoIeut twist Of lie mouth
and terrible hicS Of det5ing her eneraIes He'll h1
standing erect chin up, hand on hin sn,. hight
foot advanced, pnttug the door. II vas tnros-
sihle eyen in the orchestra seats, to lnok ut her
in that attitude and not shrink before her: aud
On tne stare she r1sLoly t!Eann.1ett over the
nations These unhappr girls personateti,
vim pathetic effect not to be described. sac6
Hssn any fantastic creations OF she poets mini as
t play Nas Kind of fairy hu1lesque tn rasms Of the
most melancholy stupidity that ever WIS Yet
@ tnsse was somsth!nE very comtcat IN the CONT.
nous Q! rs fcs1raice. and in the possibility that
prseS Their sere In the pit, an assemble. n
Ef f.. ha5,.xoEkins a 1, Yankees q deecnsl, 'r1
many Of US mn! of nirscsau st..c:: an.i
training, vulgar cnutlgh perhaps. hit ny}hah1y MT
derravt.s anil eSceptns the first laily:s frirn.is.
Certainly not educated to te critical tytn.nt ii
srch sfectacles: aud there IN tn. s,,y. W,.rc
j those mistaken women, In such sa.i varisty ri
onn!ness anu nabnlaess. nsatsss!nS tac4r nitia>ie
Ing lrnm all original intent thu innocent ,!a1n-.. ~,
the drama, which for the Most part c.,uIl h, =
been as rel played In walking drcssss. to 81: iaS
, 1869-04-29

strsltened circumstances, at Rome, and desires
"a sell her ilsgar, Tesesrng tho right 10 e1h1tlt
II, Ia when cass sha Will CONS With It pezsonalty
10 the En1ted 4tates.
The lust sensation In Paris-aucceed1ux the
Nabob Of I:enga-ts II. Frese Orbau, Mlnizter
firm i'el0'urn. he Is man Of about GO years.
whose father ras Gatets%per or cpncie4pt at the
Alacr VI the uusventtJ; he was b RI Al Loxc: u
N Rrrat politician In Belgium as III. DE- Bumatk
1t Eetln; Is MI oflcer Of the Legion Of Honor
and en}uyx The reputation Of being not only ter
zibly buzziine lawyer, but great tnancier
hrs ,">an Losd died In Brackeu County, Ky,
shGrt ftt.e st1ce aged nearly 1o7 Jear1 She 70
ta!ned tht iuil use Of her mental faculties TO tna
las sud at the age Of 100 could rend her Bible and
thread = needle.
lucret!n Mott has been quite H. but Is now IT.
caser,ng Sho ~ I'd }e1rs old.
Lu1:artl.,cs heirs wish to sell Victor Hugos let
tiers IL th- decreased poet; and Victor demands
that tht s"2ll do nu such shtpz.
Atnfr rhumTftrt given hy the Emperor EugenIe
en- The Il, If ..)r the toilets Of the Marqulse de
t3alllIrr, the I'ri'urss dc Nettern!ch, and the
Count. IS lie pvurtacs, cost, together, upward of
hundred antl IT, 1,u.ssnd francs.
lawyer, IL Richmond. Va, is narnea CnlomeL
Sumc Aue r.r.,Imr+ thar he nerer enters INTO o
cl>c ..1.t what hr g'%s through VIII It.
Sinc, i,sa I'earl VII cast OF by Connt R"rnarf,
size hs* ir.cn rna,l. t, mil another wealthy "pro.
t.c1er; an, Tie 1Err day tul!l's scizel her iur.
n,tllre and 4l, II for l.,c benefit her Creditors
Sh. :ll.,l II Tseplver 1T the officers OF the iaF
ltt on t. ring %renCheI from llct, II vas found
to Ia. EE1ttltlth
The following anrc1!ntc Is tole 0f B!smark:
..Tr ,1 ,rt-r y Il III F. N 1esati,u in Paris Ia.
nv H., H.. j. t,4 ~ rA.tp AflI til ipt. x
r., IT,: '>*-- IN Il ,;H'r1 :'Te;r.- W1rn h!snsk wa
RI, .,nr ~, iat.-ur 1, rar. hr ch1ttt aHlps:
d-v ist ~, III, ut "! Il n niu nsn ,s,d q
tlls .+' r .i.h til, u -".,sr hin! If". ticwa. DIR
il, H.. mi >, fth> Pr.-in' Iras,n. ii that
T. n.nr rc,in.. : i ,s Hss * q ~ mttict ax1,
tscr. r r',v d. w., w. -ytl Fl, III :iys EgsFf M
d, ,nsr Il " H. t. rir ia the clanor asatust ne:'
, 1869-04-29
Personal.


General flames ". Cotnly, editor OF the Ohio
::afr journal, las returned from Washington after
In:l4!nE successful light for the Columbus Pos:
On1cc-
Colouel ". r. Holloway, Of the indianapolis
!. s:le:, N33 equally successful In bAggtng the
lost ONCE Of his city And yet after thcy have
held thnsc ot!,ces four yeasR they will discover
thai they hare lost tnnre money In neelectins
ttir publications than they have made out Of their
Post t'isccS
Among the Incomes returned at Newport, Ky,
arc ,Ja1rrs Walsh, S., 900; S. r. Brown. ssa+1a;
barre, Wolff 1,s1s. John D. I1inde, $40, 1od
Among the incomes returned al Memphis,
Tenn, arr: Thomas II. Allen, $27,t41; D. ".
Ior,.an, $lo,eso; T. T. Bowles, sl1,3F; r. n.
loh,en, slu,s:; II. Coronna. sis 3ss: F. S. Davis,
*, aiat; ". a. GOODWIN, t16ss6; c. W 0oyer,
s.a,ys7; J. ". Jefferson, $4,000; r. J. Latham
si.,e7:: J. Lcyy, sln,s1s: L. Levy. HOSP; J. 4
Lech slI, ,s: c. r. Norris, sci, 100; j. T sEatton
El7,esl: IL J. SemIncs, E1l,014; Jos. r. Williams
s1s,15o; ". H. Wood, sll,4ls~
General TEos. s. Raymond died In Richmond,
Va, on thu .lst, aged IL years. lie served In The
VIZ Of Isle; WIS member Of the Virginia Legis-
1afurc; was elected to Congress tn 1879, az Whtc
and was nu intimate persona! friend OF presiicnl
Fillmore: subsequently Joined tho Democratic
party, md Nas several umcs Reelected to tht
Legislature.
ArR Frances CAREY Cotton, Wife Of Nj. F. Col
ton, nltc1 States Consul Al Venice deti ut Paris
n .,h y, AFTER sixteen months Of suffering. The
most eminent medical men Of Europe 0ncludlng
Queen victor1a 3 physsc1an> were consulted In he'
case; but her n1alalies-Roman fcrcr and hear
disease-proycd beyond cure. Mrs. Cotton was
most esttmahle lady, and her numerous friend
in the Northwest will 10 exceedingly palned 4
hear OF her untiEoelJ decease- She was forme1',
rn1cn
, 1869-04-29

The nitnck Of the Now York Sun on Mr..
J. 1tussrll Young of tho Now york 7ri,nn>,
md its publication Of mass Of private cor
vrslon.lcnco to givo forco to tho nttack is
both unprofessionnl md ungontlonanly !;
and the transmission uf tho stuff by tel
cgrLlh III Though It woro TN afYair .: n.-
t'tt"l Importance, wnA n blnndor IN thu
lmEt "f the agent Of the Western Aasoci.tca
Pass. Mr.. Young is Horace Greeley's first
,t'sis,,,llt in tho cditorship of the Now York
3ritnnt, n place which Mr. Damn, Of tho
.Snn, t,s,ce occupied. It is mistake 10
s'l9Hse TINT the country is deaply con-
G. r!el in knowing when OF why Mr.. Gree
ley changes his staff Of suboriinates. If
Ar Young has been guilty Of bctraying any
tn Is. rcnii,lcd 10 him it is to be presumed
that Ike 1'rorrietoIs oi tho New York
7t.Is.u know how to deal with him,
subject to the constitution Of tho United
S.,..s What nl1 the noise is about We are
ri II loss to comprehend, except upon the
ny, ethe>is ,hat certaiu Journalists in New
i3...l: conceive TINT the axis of this terres-
trial sphere is located very near their re-
:, e:.ive habit.tiuns. alr. Young is perhaps
, ct wleny free from this hallucination, but
Il =. circumstance furnishes no excuse for
,,n, :,-sns his private correspondence,
~liei. fter Ill proves nothing except til 1t
lie Was attempting to curry OIL two newsp.'
,r-s. cnc il New York and tho other in
Philadelphia, and that lie obtained, OF
s..t,pAt ~ obtain, money from various pub,
liz 7a.en to keep the Philadelphia concern
, 1869-04-29
THE POLICE COURTS.
BEFORE JCsT1CE srCRTEvAS1

Frederick Crcdon, vcry eoo,s-iookng co1ored
man. nas charged with t,,rnwinr n stono ttron.h
1vht Of glass IN a window in the house Of Anute
her, to confirm her statements, which she did.
Fred saii that he had been acqu.tnted with jenny
r,r xorpa ,,nn eca +h.v wo-o npc..,,1 =, ~ 49,
-,s,, =, ~. t,,,s .nn. r.n, 49,. y, u,
raea AZ ohe tH'e. annie Kep.a hoase OF 1ll-laEne'
Of virtue and uprishsncss lie ha, zone to the
~. ~. "i4 ~ 1u W.
~, ~ ~ eE ~ .he e &c WIS ~. sac "Sa!u
III III ,'sss s ~ w. plsaaihe. efnse nc went mere
s,nn nhas soo" s,t :, sset @ 'Inu ~ sss M4a-
NH ,nrse h,d onnv ".,s 'a NJ s'uashea T1foM '
ns ,t neTn ] -, leu i"Hse ~ s4c KEPT out tnc
in she world His bu sinss. .he nn reens % aMnI 4
was Tost lis Tres H,1 ,so1n Ss sees aa! n1s =
air. snd pe Mn ,s s,m ohof "s not moved oy the
nenrT Merrill Nas CHARGED h, h,a vita .r,,, No.
Ing drunk ana sorrriy lie dan s shiak Ttn ha 1as Ue
nro ind r..f1rnad about thr1,e Warts snce IL
ia icnn ,o.anr a-onna her n,sce ~ s,a,Ge az s
smashed e q fqratu5s and % Tues
W. msn, Hn H,s " Wit" ~ " hs n1|
2fohEa ana t,r1a IT, sn nS s nnS,ra s
vas nned gig, and held III 1910 bail to kesp the
S,aI uS.4. NJ t,m mas sent ~ tne nlae"sa; s.;
nosn ,a liz. T., Msrnsf ra eyes Almost closet. anu
Ter with hls son. WIS charged b. that 5o'lng gen.
Ut, ~ ~ r;n ue3ns aluEk. INC young man stated
MT 3trtn In hi. nnrtrf1 nj ,.cnt ~ IT, .ntn-n
f1Yetftay t.vcnfrr tirnnr r,y,,ac.i ~ ,trs .h.r NJ
nrT nnirrfoot IL fhTasn him i5e ~ TO- strnnE
fnr fhr ibid man :, hnwerer ons .f.sr h.r;,SS
nI.mr1el,cd h,n, rr,,c1 !, nniiecn,.;, I'M In.taa
Kim IN. Wijlia1n was f,ncd X VIM 4's"e3
Ecorpa Itucf liz. : s1ts o1,,. v,,u,,r,. sud
tnoTn h1 srvers1 nther ssmss ~. rtnr,.3' snh
sfenitnr MIR ~ ronrross rsi}{.rs 80 ys, 80 ~ *a+
nf H. Prr.e IA - snnth ;-fa-F .,-,t III ncp IL
I'M sumr lad NJ f'oiemon cferH a. thr d. rh.rtss
intrI sfrnrs M ,he hesti viii h;n,1ri ~ so .h,f
xcet sg1, We Nn.d IN tar i;sniar 49, s,un .
anr+ -e~+ -" - ''te' CIV 'oi oA7o'"''' eoa"
Em,,ct n,.,r N, ,o,ro NAV, ,.h,,
In romnarV 1~i{h% ~ isJ. JI1 i3 " 1,. s g.
u t1 conpanJ Will N nenf3 foolc, A. Ganal aud dei-
h.,,'r xaas ~ nonua n,ga' Was cn.Rsn "1ta
IL t,s, ba,, Nv Iu eoG n ao1ss ~ ~
1nrao Luz ~ 'ai' Ine1e oe'nS
1n,nns ns gn,'ih ro1s, nxAss tn nn ,,,,,,.
I!neif, ff0m New oreAns1 were found sleeping tn
nalh u @ Nh ,es5 q! No. !el Wabash asenue. 90
, 1869-04-29
A JudEG a1QikQuC0s

CAHRE1piE CrTr. Ind, April es--1ulige n. Il.
forenoon, on visit 10 hts father. who il an ol.t
nnd Prnm!nent physician uls mother, Uho Is
sick. had In her room hottie containing accnttt',
and our confatninE s3ncturc Of gentian, and,
through mistake, The Judge took swallow OF the
acanite for gentsan, which produced death In less
than thirty minutes, In Eptte OF every EFFORT that
ead calamity and has thrown deep gloom oycr
our city. The Judge is we'll known In Indiana
was Judge Of the Criminal Court, .nnd highly re-
srccicd as IN attorney aud man-