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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15

We hear from Boston that the rehear-
sal in the Coliseum yesterday afternoon
with five hundred instrumental per-
formers is pronounced harmonious and
excellent to an extraordinary degree
If these charming characteristics have
become so extraordinary before the
proportions of the monster Jubilee are
developed to twentieth of their pro
tentous extent, what words will serve to
tell the story of the harmony and excel
lence that must to-day be well-nigh car
rying the roof off of the Coliseum.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15

A bachelor, who was subsequently,
hung for matricide, once propounded
the following odious connundrum :
Why is q cross wife like an owl ?"
Because she does all her hooting at
night.
A lady living in Louisville has hus-
band who SHORES. She keeps clothes
pin under her pillow. and when his
snoring awakes her she puts it on his
nose, and sleeps in peace.
The first thing that Adam planted in
the garden-his foot.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
CUBA.
HAVANA, Jun

HAVANA, June II.
The disagreements among the volun
teers themselves and also their failure
to establish the projected colonial gov
eminent have served to keep them
quiet. The report that 1000 troops
were coming to disarm the volunteers
has been officially denied. The volun-
ters are jubilant. The volunteers are
instituting a court of inquiry for the
purpose of examining into the conduct
of Gen. Dulce, and making report, to
be forwarded to Spain. 1t is reported
that Gen. Dulce will touch at Porto Ri
co, for the purpose of meeting Gen. De
Rodas and explaining to him the situa-
ton of affairs in the island.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15

ORDERS FROM ADJUTANT GENERAL
We have received from Adjutant Gen
eral Stryker, copies of General Orders,
No. and No. 8. The Orders are ad
dressed to the National Guard of this
State. Order Nc. directs that the in
tantry tactics prepared by Gen. Upton
shall be adopted. All exercises and
maneuvres not comprised in that sys-
TEN are prohibited, and those therein
prescribed are to be strictly observed.
The Order also gives directions as to
the instruction of the musicians. This
Order, properly enforced, will have the
effect of establishing uniform system
of drill, &C., and will thus add largely
to the efficiency of the force.
General Order, No Q. prescribes the
uniform to be worn by officers and men
the National Guard. This is, in most
particulars, the same rs that of the
United States army, bat with such diff
ference us serve to distinguish the SER
vice.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15

OF thirty-six cases admitted to the
New York hospital for the week ending
June II, says the Tribune of Friday
last, seven have been eases of persons
eriously i'll or injured. The remainder
were composed of drunken men or wo-
men, who were discharged from the
hospital as soon as they recovered from
the effect of the liquor taken. What
fills our hospitals as we'll as jails
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15

ARMY OF THE PoToMAC.- Re-
union of the Society of the Army of
the Potomac, ON the 9th OF July next,
in New York city, promises to be a
grand affair. The programme for the
day appears in the Army and Navy
Journal of May 22d, is about as fol-
lows: At 0 A. M. review of the First
Division National Guard On. Y. Mill
tia. At IL A. NJ, the general meeting
for adoption of constitution and by
laws, and election of officers, at Stein
way Hall. At s P. NJ, an Grafton Mt
the Grand Opera House, by General
J. F. Chamberlin, Governor of Maine,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
Prize Fight.

ST. Louis, June IA.
The arrangements for the fight to-
morrow between Mike McCoole and
Tom Allen have been completed. The
steamer Louisville will take the com
batants and their friends to the ground.
the location of which is still secret.
Allen and McCoole are said to be Sc.
creted, to prevent arrest. Quite a
plumber of noted bruisers from abroad
are here.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
Safest photographic 9f1us.
s u lie Id e.

BATH, June Ia.
Mr.. John Danton, resident of this
place, committed suicide at Augusta on
Saturday, while ON visit to his BROTH
er. For some weeks past Mr.. Danton
has been suffering from a mental de-
rangement, caused by a severe illness.
While in Augusta he had been closely
watched, but on Saturday he managed
to elude the vigilance of his guardian,
and threw himself in front of passing
train. He leaves wife and two chill
dren.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
Attempt to Cowhide an Editor.

CINCINNATI, june I4.
J. A. Nesmith, street railway pro-
iector, to-day assaulted Richard Smith,
editor of The Gazette, with riding
whip. The latter grappled him before
he could use it, and short scuffie
terminated the affair. The cause of
the assault was an editorial on Mes
mith's management of the street rail-
ways.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15

Two Women Shot by an Insan Man.
CINCINNATI, June IA.
At Covington. Ind, on Saturday,
Friedrich RENTER an auctioneer, shot
and killed Mrs. Jones, an aged widow
with whom he boarded, and also shot n
Miss Beckelheim, MORALLY wounding
her He had been drinking and gam
bling excessively and was doubtless in
sane. After shooting the woman, and
as he was hurrying along the street, in
quiring for John Dodd, his late employ
err, Renter snapped his pistol at two
men, and one of them, named John
Eausler, and grappled and disarmed
him, and conveyed him to Jail.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15

Philip Smith, aged 10 years, was
drowned at Philadelphia yesterday by
falling into well. John Smith, be-
longing to the schooner T. Nelson of
Bath, Me-, fell overheard at Philade-
phia, on Sunday, and was drowned.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
The KNIGHTS Templars.

PHILADELPHIA, JUNG If.
The city is thronged with Knights
Templars from all sections of the coun-
try. Delegations from Pittsburgh, De-
troit, New York, ST. John, N. B.,
Montgomery, Ala, New Orleans, Oma-
ha, Nebraska, Memphis, Tenn, and
Nashville, Tenn, are now in the cit.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
Mysterious Disappears nee.

BOSTON, june IA.
A rumor that Perkins, tho proprietor
of the Riverside Park, who held stakes
amounting to thousands of dollars, has
mysteriously disappeared, causes con-
siderable excitement among winners of
purses. 1t is feared that he will not
return.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15

HAS your husband got naturalized"
inquired an energetic politician of a
robust female. "Got natural eyes !"
was the response, in an indignant tone !;
yes begorra, and natural lathe TOO"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15

The propeller Queen of the Lakes. of
the Evans Buffalo Line, was burned OF
Marquette, Mich, ON the night of the
18th inst. She was loaded with pig
iron. The vessel and cargo were both
insured.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15

A fire broke out in the Maitland Dis
tillery, at Brockville, Canada, on Sat
urday, and destroyed 5000 gallons of
highwines, beside other valuable prop
erty. The loss was about $4,000.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
Soldiers Home Closed.

ALBANY, n. Y, June IL.
The Soldiers Home in this city, has
been closed in consequence of the
failure of the last Legislature to make
an appropriation for its support, and
its 200 inmates have been taken to the
Government Institution, in Augusta,
Maine.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15

A Cleveland dry goods firm has at
last found remedy against loafers on
their corner The following sign hangs
in their window: WANTED. "A few
more loafers, to stand on this corner.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
Valuable Building
Sites For Sale.

TyNHE Southern part of Elizabeth, the garden spot
1 of the city, after remaining so many years
without any very extensive improvements, is now
opened by the enterprise of the owners of land i'll
that section and is upon the market for sale.
This property possesses great advantages for Vii
la Residences, being located on about the highest
ground in the city it is dry and healthy, and COM
mands fine view of the surrounding country, Sta
ten Island, and the Sound Numerous improve
ments have been commenced, and many others are
in contemplation.
The streets are wide, and on some of them the
Nicolson pavement is nearly ready for use-sas and
water pipes are laid under the sidewalks and sewer
connections are brought under the curb, so no ne
cessity exists of the street ever being disturbed.
number of elegant and substantial residences
have already been erected, and more are in the
course of completion. Numerous streets and ave-
nues are being opened throughout the property
and while the avenues afford sites for large and
handsome residences lots on some of the streets
can be sold for houses of more moderate style
For maps, plans, and further particulars apply
JOHN NJ. COWEIL,
No. II Arcade,
mis- I'm Elizabeth, N. j.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15

Judge Olcott, formerly Judge OF the
Supreme Court of Louisiana, has been
by Gen. Candy Judge of the
Hastings Court of Richmond, Va.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15

The tug Good News was run into by
the bark Sunnyside on Lake Huron, on
Sunday night, and sunk. The loss was
$25, 600.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
LOST

TUNE 7, Black Lace Veil, in West Jersey street
81 Broad street. between f. P. Williams and
Murray street. The finder will be suitably reward
cd by leauing it at 1888 Broad street. j15 ct
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
WIRE CLOTH FOR SCREENS

A BOUT TO ARRIVE, complete assortment of
IN Wire Netting for Mosquito Screens-plain,
drab and green, "a, 80 and Sc inches wide.
L. M. HERRICK Il co.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
SITUATION WANTED.

DERSONS desiring the services of practical
4 Gardener, well acquainted in all its branches,
will please address PHI. KISSEI, care of Box 500,
Elizabeth P. o. jl5 ct
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
WANTED.

A SMALL HOUSE, or four or five pleasant
N rooms within easy walking distance of the
depot. Apply at this Office j15 1w
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
WAN

SMART, active BOY, 10 or 16 years old-on
N not afraid of work. Apply at 166 Broad st.
j13 st
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
LOTS FOR SALE.

WITHIN 400 yards of the Market Hall, on high
w ground, at prices ranging from 1915 upwards.
Apply to HENRY +. FAIRBANK,
Elizabeth, n. J.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
NOTICE.

ETHE subscriber hereby gives notice to all of his
creditors to come forward and settle their ac-
counts, at his old stand, corner Fulton and Second
streets. Mr.. Frank W. Bauer will receive all mo-
MES due the subscriber. i5 2w* D. G. TROSS.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
FOR SALE,

THE HOUSE AND LOT, No. 81 William street,
L near Catharine street. House IS by % feet,
with kitchen attached. Lot 26 by 100 feet. Fine
garden. Price $4,000. Possession immediately
Apply on the premises. a19 tt
, 1869-12-01

Hct4 About AlA4kE

The Sau FTacisco Buttttfn aa!s:
from Aisska Is from vincent CollJel, who haA
Just returned from that cou9trJ: lie saIs tnat
the Islands Of St PAnl and st. George are a:oae
The annual revenue derived from these TWO
iAi2nds hy certain S4n Francisco 1rmA, ranges
from sseeeoo TO 5'io eHh y --.o
r. TheT are far superior 10 any othe. lndans
touud on sh,s coaas- AAny Of them are e1pss; IL
Eo5tlog mei2 ,es{ s.ef1 nou.s, Of u 'fas1 ens I'm
Rad. ncd ZEN It or,aud have eeen under the cr1l-
ji!pg tpu1erce CT The Gre~k Church. Thich has
tne INDIAN a,aec,s,. VIZ: Aleeu.n. kshloaIoa,
ard Techlrsean- Na1F Of the 1:i!ans talk Ras"
tiar, 2nd acs n interpreter
1.-The cr!tcA!s Of TIE Greek Caurca saT taa:
,heI afe better supported noF .hau they were
before the country was annexed to the tn!ted
States, u the 11tiAta Eel more fot taeif ser.
yosefs IN the Territory, snh uos uore than fouT
hundred white prroouk iutiudInE women and eht1-
dEeu- Not s.rgte school has o=en opened eince
foIrani kcow q! = Elcfle clergyman n aes:Ee
ter1,ce other than those Of the GeeeE Cau.ch.
TIE fisheries ne won"erfui; ne Is. .sJnen.sa se
x!ld game Is aoaadaas. As cne s:acs, Eaese !: y
sad the frdttrs were sc:s.ioE VITA hunger: one
Informant found saEoa 20 p,snsy tnm .as5 a sno5ie
| sfe growing Without trouble FAE n
Is.et : nnneer q III cate we're purchased
for The csc Of the ahp and we're for sale 10 1asEe
| ouMbers- Ore pi1seAu wAs found On ke1a1 Pen
| insn1a, IN shout the latitude Of lower Greenlanc
WHICH Vas a1ons ntsJ Eotles SQUARE The Faolt
| Of ibis *as tt for 1ulusston+ producing oasIes
| beetp, szruire and other food There y not
| raw mil u the whole territory. Their ase thou
sanes OF civilized Indians, sizonG And fatala
| when dealt hoEesslT Rtsn, who Ne ready =
work for the uea: moderate wages TLey N!
make 70 trouble L properly protected IN the:
rights, 4 s1ka chief and sus-cs,et came dow
to this poE. oy the ls.t steamer.
! "Tn1s yas1 tsf1i.orJ u ey1dea::y not the worth
tes3 COUNTY, wttcn rome have persisteatlI repre-
| sented. II Is tull Of na1CTsl wealth. ard itA re
sr1rcea VIII cot reEltn much lonSet undeEel
|
, 1869-12-01

eat whtct ought to BE- hrndkht promoatsy and
st1nnxy befoxu It. Our avenues afa IN = hot11oss
enndt1oo. md need Maas Of tnem te2sninf- ~ Tox
this. too, m additional sunn viii oe neee1sa1I: +
nsy b diaeossed n sons snape Of anoine1. ana
thea we shall hare tae old diAu1oea Against Tho
CITY. We mint gain ths one and coua-
nos sasress .as % ntne ot se@s aossn 81 @obey.sss We
do not Ht4u thar our citizens should con,e to-
Etfnsf and make present Of house eaa lot %
ne mt cons1essnan eao ad'oeaies tho senorA
o! the seat Of gpSernment
i y :, tss PINE snsy ot % q
wno nave neen sent he1a 70 leRtstato oy ,ue peo
pie Of he Gnlted Stasea. For .xars past " Aars
t1eattd thes 0eat.ex4e, xAo Aa1s t<n - .yth hon.
ssn = sns1 ETA es a.a s1ass. d. and ea*d ii .o1s
of o17rctT9ogs ndmes, TAey hass ten t'ohsd
se.t.es . aas seaia 70 "a, lie soe!a
os.Iaei.m which every mao Of Northern aloo1
and En!on tenttu en-. l. certain to meet frou ene
ost sas s me .Esa q s
n1s asta4 for it, ho>ratatiiy. TA<n W heard 10
attteh<s aeoyt .cin9 tAe stat " 5urerHment to r.
Hf+*t*tpp Tatky. and Ads no contention. aa-t1ee.t
10 fake the st1A 10 ed,Fy those si<teats Int Fffct
Ths yTsatatetcn 70 RashtaJt.n T. Tag j. thats I.
a. e.ts af "Soords. hoaAss." fAere 4 NJ .'4ea
kft MtiF sHcn'snns tio~fd ''r fhe lat half do:eH
t.tara. ttfus.ng Il taarn Or to 'a,ett an7thtns.
| The tuen OF property &od Of meAus hare been
hlrR Consless tor ,ears past, a. plainly = an
gIage could speak. that the1 are Got wantet
| here. And. how, when Congress ahowa synp
| toms Of taking them 1t their word, what how
IL 1M.ed: Warrington Is no, pleasant place 70 re
| retidt. NasLlucton!Ans make II 80. And 10 lon
| as It II rendered uncomfortable and cheerless =
| lot z shall We hear OF moseuens8 70 G1asfet II
halls OF legislation To other places We shAl 3
p1t On uiN this x,n,es, during the ue1. q
mppihs. II reatx with oursels Cd to SAY Whetnt
We analt still Keep up the barriers, and perpetual
the dtacord and dissatisfaction Nhca unhappl
| exist between those who have been made t.
constitutional guarlians Of Washington, Aud Tho
Who are rost deeply interested IN It's Hell'oel
md welfare.
, 1869-12-01
PACIFIC COAST.
Church Project In San Francisco
Report Of the White Fine E1ploy-
ing Expcdatlon. &c.

Church Project In Snu Francisco
Report Of the White t'1nc E1pidy.
ing Expedition. &c.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nor. sa-The friends OF Rev.
Dr. " L. ScGtt Let, last eyeLinq, aud resolFedto
organize new ch1fch, the It Johns, at san
Francisco, and TO call the Reverend gentleman 70
ott1ci&te. 4 large amount ~hs Immediately SUB
acTlbec, and a committee appointed TO perfect An
organization. ..-...
i meeting WAS held last night Tor the pusposc
Of ItqIganztng rrc l,<Eocratc PARTY of tnt* city.
and Vas largely attended h5 feaf'nX members OF
th- patty. 4 rotmJ session broke up xifhous
definite action.
Tne charge Of manal&ueh.er seairst Bernard
Zane, tht sE1ichEnan at SiEsen = alton al the
dine of The Western Paclnc Railroad disaster, WAs
Teas By the steamer Japan engaged cast over
The ralEpsd are withheld.
Cooks expoytsR party under L'cutensn's Wheeler
and lockwood. sent oot hT General ORD - otx.
cover ! route through the Whisepine
country to the Colorado Il7es, has II
tusped they tonLd good route, astounding III
timber, xaier, nnd the tndcatscns OF Teh min
w,ll soon be published. The Information Ia con.
The resennc CATER WAYAnda ssIIed to-day, ID
search Of the ship OEton, from New York fof san
Francisco. The c1e@. with the exception OF four,
arr reported down with The stur.y. The shlp
| ArkwrtGht. which arrtred several Gays AtEce, RAJ
boarded, November 10, latitnpe = deg. 16 min
| north, longitude 1870 deg. west, 6J
| a boat from the Orion, md the condition OF The
but the Csrta!n OF the Arkwr9ht failed TO renor'
The ALTAR TIL TO DAY, when tht authorities tmme
lIately despatched the cutter 10 search for tnt
| distressed shin.
, 1869-12-01
THE PHILLIPS MURDER CASE III
VIRGINIA
Tho Eighth RcspEte OF too Prisoner
.x4xexeAx4mK FnfttculAx1 Respecting
the Aff01T.

Tho Eighth Respite OF the E'risoncr-
-xntexesunx Fnfticulafs Respecting
The Affair.
KisAr.aai, Ia. {.sor. ~. Correspondence af sAs
1ames Peter Philips, eonnned IN tho Heoriea
County jail under sentence o. dea1n !of tae mal-
dEt Of hts H.ie, y again Eespitet, nv eAcS mo
non no : So.enber @ % Z is. 10 Jaauary sa is.St
paa1 nq sa u u IL annals of crue raip.,
young nzn q excellent fer1tanoa, 1s!i cor
pected, the son Of former Sasnn o. Aaaosef aa
CouEty Va NxS . gallant Confeder1te sosdcs,
Id, curing Inc var, he was received u inmate.
s.ck. lulo the house Of q family named Pitts, Of
a. Sindness, m. one result Of Inc Aequaint-
betT cen him and Miss EMILY Pitts. Soon after tho
npblisht 1t tne time ID q R'chuond newspaper
fsens to have been srud!ously feps from the
edge Of hls iaEil. BY Philips, ne ra4snx IN tnss
1t wAs only in Feorua1y, 1856, that he brought bis
wife, Saturday evening from Caroline County %
Ills CITY. They stopped u = ooatain& house .axt
| Relher ptongh th3t u unceHa'n) some time oa
SUNDAY. AT any rate she uyster'oosly disappear.
~ .sses < sne nor -,
w several day. Into March vhcu the dead
todf ct = woman wss found IN = secluded spot
not iar from Richmond, and bear the pisce npou
which Philips h4a nSea iot several months sae
her, and sno was nasl5 buried, vl,aout appa,
reilly. any hope oi idshGncasoa. SereEtnS.s1s
fossla. Ps,n. = I'D asPss !sas
rSs,ed. Whcn arrested ae dsn.e.. eve
5sen ,Ia1{d se,ond nds All sonb I'd
s1tistac.osiiJ p1oyea. too, b. o1ess, otnAmeais
&c, that tne body wis tna, Of his wife Il iusnet
ase 'hst ne h3d .Ftss ,sr sstea q II 99
appearance, With the esldeat intention 70 pIepaf
item gradaaiiy for the announcement oi hs
, 1869-12-01
FREE TRADE MUSEUM.
Proposals for an Ad Cnpfhndutn
Argument TO be Addressed to tht
kcxi CumNrEkR~

kc1a Congress.
Fro. sh< Reform L<a1sA-
One OF the ruost effective Arguments presumed
TO Corsyeka for the repeal Of the tax upon COTTON
consisted Of two lsEEr show cases, containing
ssnr!es q est.5 sa,.esy q cotton 5noMn ~ TAG
member Of the Boston Beard Of Trade, and were
tert to Washington and placed ID the lobby OF the
n;s = q uus e. trpes of
the tax. 1t u believed tn4s the samples
had moro effect taan the memorial. %
such etadtaee could rot Be sstn:1s n tnat l. t3e e
u our product waa heavily taxed S1f1ce Il 70
sar, ihe cotton tA1 vas repealed, and Few Ute and
,sot reTs lnR.sa 70 10
TAKE hint f.om ints, and establish ; ne trade
uurcun IN come pleasant roones upoa PennsTL
ea3a n;cn ss. 70 y m You'd
cora.st oI the folio 1inE articles r1:a :ne teapee.
:sEc Prices am1td, and tae cost Of tneos1!nE the
~ ssIes ae Susa,y san T ot I'D which
Is cents VII buy at Plctoa. and u 'eFy auAll
ssasket The s1AnEtJ Of cod which = oe1ts Vii
!. ! 5sTd & ca-7e. Iaae By ". Joa3 Bright 4.
1t Clnton, With fhe rr1res uatked thercoa.
an e hGeesa en- q e e, pce ia
cents, care berg ta1en NOT 70 put tae American
gAas behind he Eozllsa. lest II could tot e ssen
c45pentt1, and also IN AmeHczn Cas41 Win sns
to The projected carpenter.
= \ CppT OF me LQnuQn L2a49 .fess$, psaEE kNu
ctEts, md ct ne New To1k fr'buns price to0z
cenil
American blankets, Of tane qoa.lsJ, AZ The nste'
~ :" i % ba,nti of 1t.e.2oo, salt sn4 peck oI
American, prizes no. being very dldsftoL
/ s. Ten pouad& Of E9gMh stetl aod III eQotFR
| lent Ct An e11czn, g2y about SIX poondA
q 4 ceece OF South African wool Aota neeee o.
OF 10 WOOL win photograph Of the Vio farnt1
defending htHse II sGatnat the hAEaf Hta TIE alc
| OF the United sta1es 4zHhal. aad nu6F tAWnR
| for The 1sAAeu that Ike k2dlf1 woat nor Tn
| ported direct tzte Montreal mAde 1Eso cloth !:
Canada, md au1sS.ed Into the En!ted ssatca Il
| along the Inc. ..-.-
10. IN Et ei:sn pane Of common v1aox stsss
/ and The tnucn ama11er one Of America ~ ean
pftee.
ErslIn womAIg c1Et1cu dress nd EEl4 0
| American Ct sante quality.
Our us1 p1kut BE- CONTINUED indemnify, but Or
| sting psS nos IA fotEotten, viz tncaAtAE Of u
h,1tn Of ,nfap. manuiact11e* the d4h !of Nnie
mar be rourd IN The txf!n den&:ts Of 50 aud 1sst
a.d eart!ul e4tr1naIs, hT IN experienced acsraE1
| u 10 what d1'e N the next centNlJ nj oe LAKE,
~ the probable ona n NhIth they WuiAsFe feacz
| ed maturity,
, 1869-12-01

Note from Secretary Rumuaca TO
County Ctcrkz-1teports OF state
Dsstcers-k'Eintlng at thc Deaf and
Dumb Asy1um.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
srRNafts1p, Ill, Nov. -.
Nj. R1mme1 gecretafy Of State, af1!ved here
to-day IRON Chicago. and ID husty engaged IN ON
ctal dntles, and, also, compiling hia handbook Of
Information. The Secretary il daily Ttcets!nx let
tera from County C1efkf, and o:her otnc1a1a, Ast.
rg why the Gloss statute il not sent to tsad
eticetA n the Aw direct Ie AUTHORITIES ne 70
VISA exhausted months. ago, and he Is
now awaiting the reception Of the second edition
from ththands Of the publisher before he CAD SIP
ply the constant denau6, md thai, amnedlattlI
be distributed to ali ot1cers emitted TO them.
Pursuant to an act of the last General Assem-
bly entitled 81 An acs to regulate th- pnbshtn. Of
reports Of State officers and other object" ap-
proved March 81, 1863, the Auditor o. Pob.1c
Accounts, state Treasurer. superintendent o.
Public Instruction, and the TEua:ees and
DIRECTORS Of the seyeral State institutions,
which ate 10 10 submitted TO the Governor on o.
before DEC, IS. II Is the Intention Of The COY
etnof 10 hay6 al the Teporta printed IL otier tna
| they may bt convenient Tor f1e use OF t1t mem
btrt Of the Constitutional Contention. II he
caiied upon 10 lss said reports teiorr that BODY.
and I)utab Apylon 1t Jacksons1lle, To-day Re
ce:ved ten rcans Of state paper nom re ses
Iaia;' priat the report be viii make to lie GOV
eInos. The Professor las piess and ~ soe
E1ih the asylum, and al1 the WORK necessaty i
| tssuc the report, t5p-setttec, ptess.To!k, &C.
| will be perfurned BY the Uutes IN the Aaytnn