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, 1869-05-22
THE R1HE N GOLD.
Tho Chtca no TFn1fs Askn.

at Secretary Boutwell, should t,uy IN ooo ooo In
oonda IN week Instead Of u, 900 ooa, would thcro
Eoa no sumonn3 down ID the Price Of goldf'
We Answer, No! Gold might 60 up sey-
erA per cent, under suoh An opeEa4on, es-
pecially il Wall street were advised before
hand that such transaction would take
place. Gold has never been 10 cheap in
the United States, has never stood st 50 low
a ralue relstivsly to its value in oshe1 coun-
ts1es as 1t has been kinee specie pAymeats
were suspended This Is proved by the
extent 10 which it has been export
ed. Every commodity naturally tends
from that place whnre it bears . lower
price to a plAce where it besra highez.
Gold would naturally be c1eape. hers th.n
in Europe, from the I ct that this ia the
chief gold d-psoducing country in the world
and gold, like any other commodity, Is
chexper in the countries which produce it
largely than in those which do not, but use
it. But gold would necessarily DO still
more cheapened in a country which, for
fo. eight years, dispensed with ita
use altogether AZ a currency, BY sub
shtuting an inferior currency in its
stead In the inferior currency gold would
be quoted at q premium depending on the
depreciation Of the baser currency, but in
fact gold in sach country wpuld be shozn
of a oertAiu element Of its utility, viz, it's
utility As q currency, aud this would 30 far
diminish its relative value that it would
seek those countries in which it still pos
seascd this utility. Hence it is that We
, 1869-05-22

Come exn hunt1ed suits have been ka1tisuteo
IN The ssreM courss IN Chicago, In behalf Of ME-
Theresa IAifszbatse, who clal1s DOVER In 4.
ouauttsy Of l.u4 u snl shout Chicago Tie realty
thus 1Iaeted WA5 The property ct ons- Joseph La
fraIoeo.se-
Jcseon Iarsm.,otse wA French Canadian,
who nIzrated to, and took up his resdenre n,
xa.: IS now the city Of Chicago, some tina prior
to sso Ue Lived here shenGffptwArd, during
aa,u: txen1y years While 80 resident, he &C.
uared considerable real estats N sereral COMMITTEES
of So.tsem Illinois. but mo,e particularly IL the
County Of Cook, where his 1a1ne Is of qolte fire.
quens occurrence upon thu recorus Of real estate
tltlea,
While in Chicago, and d the rear l5a1, he inter-
carried with Thesese Rstder, who i1the dnveress,
she being the daughter OF = haIfleUeed InIan
mother and Of French caustttan tsthez Ths
mAH1aEe via EoieM2lzed BY Priest Richards Of
the Catholic Church. and III result Nas tte birth
Of dTe children, all Of Mnn1n arr now living: the
younger ones being now With their mother as her
seem that the family was neA known tn chicago
IN IB early daya. and t. wal knu1n and rrrnem-
ss = a. sssr & ss xe 4 {; as
r ::s!:s i ;esep5 e e ) l,sss.:... .k3ysa y IN
suiyed otser nad5 and ely lots 61 eaz1T Ind pm
chase In tctue OF the cunyeJAuteA Of this prop
n sns ss n 1s1 sa9 e. ss & E g a 4
execution In scch manner IL to tete4a4 hct nzas
nj COVER The huSt1rd tied tntekt4to Il FebFu1-
y, isS1, and these suits -exrll toE daEer IN tne
lants pl which he Nns Eezed during the peftpl Of
| tnrir cove11pre, and II tie conveyance whereof
sae I'd not IaxfnLy jo.o foE the felsa1e.
! AEorz o;aez property. OF lesa value, the fol
owing involved: Lo<s t. y i, Is, ID, i. Is.
t t2aud q IL Ei1tk e. School Section Ahd.t.oa 10
Chcacp: Lot u B!oak II. and lot $, In Block =,
! IN GIL Toun Of Chicago, TIE 1ortheaE 1.A:ter
of SECTION II, =, Il, and east half ot soa.aeast
ouxste1 o. Section u -, "a, east, IN Cook County.
i T.e i2s1 named track u bounded on the D1ia BY
Madison ktzeet, On the west by Western Arenre,
tte city 1I!tA II embraces BooneA Aosgaos
; FrussiDgS Pollock =, E1M1e9 Davis and Co4stt
Fla. and Secora Addition -.4sopesty With y
se11 yefeTaEJ aE-s. pqoa a1d tuProset
, 1869-05-22
WHIpP1Ne-PosT AND PILLORY.
The serut.AHnnal WhIppinx>pny In
DelnwaFoWArk af tho ShheTalk nj
NcW sEA&4lea

Ncw~N4&&4eA ........
st'sai u, s,sRs 5ssy.a ;sg oT:t,;. zeses q 'A< fA
The C1.rninal Cpa1t Of Sewea1tle County began
~ semtsnnnA sedoa On AaaaaS ~ .a p. y a1d 1n n
was hid an ior The sheriff to-day. 1ne Old
we3sherLbeasen Idol uron which the Mssotse
"s q ps,T a5, sa'e a. : s sn, Ts Tasa saS =
i,st become % shaiJ md dl1ptdaied. rnst III
devotees were AFRAID % lay taeiE oaeFns1 oa u
sas9 eno2a Gsed as sae coGut9 , Jsa catssa deier.
mined upon demolsntnE T. and erecaAf n -
p!see aew snd substantial shrine on Toscn TO
tiu:e, the reconstructed p1lery and wh'pP.ex.poss
Is TO be made A5xilAtlt ter the purpose o1 oenon-
ssratng e ae .sose Mn.sd 20. re ss u, 2 s,a9e a.
OF Delaware in Is holy TrgaEd 10y The mzessJ OF
the law, md ~ helJ aoEEos Of ~ Who de1a:1 AZ
T1e snrsovins is 4 1t,a ot TIE v.cttns wno are to
sse cossseqaenea Of aa1iaG 70 set the na>esI q
rrerres "a The caa7sc:er of ihear punishment:
r. 3amk4 Edw1tds.;k gtu13rn1anly-ioosinX xhte
man, ans1t = fe.ts Of asa, Who pleaded EEnty 70
M e e = ooo:. xn fe1 a. E 10 - dosoie
Tesu1si aonI .ecmpe nl,eea lssaes, aad zafr one
| yeas1 lnpGtonIofut -,,-
| md had no defence fos 50 doing: sentenced to
pay restitution, receive twenty l1ahas soy u ~
cne year. md wear eonvsaa 1sefes tor ST
Join + i;i:s, : y atte man, who pleaded guilty q
stealing zuit ol clothes recetves sNelsc lasa:s
/ nine months n an and = coovsrts tae1et foz az
| mouths a1ter his release-
Morris L nolnes, white cao, who plesded
grllty to the larceny Of N assoF.Eens o. nacon
Sziped u nso, FOR which he tteetses tae ta1ne
punishment n the preceding, with N addis1ooa
! rne ot = y nJ way Of rtsntzncn.
John Pierre, 4 gcnuenaa Of color, y no VA.
| rorno in possession Of set Of hAcntsa. bat Pro
testea n tnnoosnca Of me eh.rge Of naE2g ssole1
| IL sentenced 10 pay dnnbac restitution, recetE'
! tWerty lxanex stay IN }aA one yea1. and Be dec
Grated with conytctH }aceet for stx months afte
his releaac-
\ I druFe Oh ball And sxn cows iat uoilg which b
ha1 10 ra< fN restitution, rctetye twenty tasnea
nd suffer Jeaf'a Imprisonment
John Ree!ey, a coIored ndfytdrA1, who VI
found In The possession ot = lot ol &lIer spoons
| x1ayrFroas sh1xt ana other Neartuf AppAre
| 3od fpf belnE 70 fcCnt r41 500 fes1:sutins
ssanda "a TIC pllosJ Al hous. then receives ssrus
lsahes~ I'D Hlnds up with two Jea1s' tenancy q
Eewca5sse HI.
AxScn Conner. cosored boy. who pleaded gait
10 fsrsE,sEs Hhite E:E.4 W.ss . Tse= as cSnsa:
, 1869-05-22
THE ERIE CANAL
lts NnviEnuon By Steam.

NJ
p.. ;. il. Sor1s. OF Rochcatar. addressed . tae
snS 70 netned g nayis.tlng he 1es Csa1 .!
Il tne iuJentoa. Vi. stone has devised method
of ustne coel dust Tor Ine. IN steam engines Mh!cn
be inse1as 70 srpg ,snn 70 sas p0s1'se' IT. MOTH
sTne plans for hts engines arc nov tesa! nc
nade n times Pas: a5s tnor2ush%T ~ oen ~ hai
ises-uoa TO e1ceed etsht;ho0s Pcsss; ne pt92-
Ta1s emddent 10 t1En IN TOW ono oost; the fuel
cheap tbs Is the real toondaton q ne Maoe
p.n ana ea.i5 oess.n ~ e1e1 5ae tne aea nd
would cost 1hoat 8, 500 Speed about two md =
hslf rolcs IN hour. In the praeent construction
q beats no ht<neF speed taan m . GJ n!es me
md IN pic not liable to grt oak oi 0xnes, aaa CA
ihc-eIo.r, te run ry cheap cn EneeE. Tue e1.
reese & tow!sE s now sasJ-tFo eoss "a ~ s ds.
ia,F N changing horses and GotGrf 70. 5;ne ~
/ wiu b. aye.ded, and Tho n1ae1ses o1 &a1'e nesa
N Worth has addressed Is the following letter:
Il s.sessa = ss she s1a 8 trta Esss
ses sa 1f fs.sE ss91sas al Ia &sas
sss ss- s.ss tsf a,.ss r: e
an. salefTts1 nd ~ .se rA s t'rsa' Faaa Ii
It he 4r,,eas - aEts =
x.;ae Il IL s.nsl far :5wtas In crgsite t:-c-i
I'd &c ssss+ eeaae esaiIax - Ess1x ::
raas wcuid tr tas fra:eS tAsn the rseE3 seAa s'~
sas Il .he tosas:1e ra ,s + = &. ss.1 i
| ssaf,t4 q Eskiek and the desaFs waaA Eg9sS9E,,
a. te ~ tss v:,st - u 1 esasT sTth e III & s.,
9tsssss drsSf fss v1sr ixs1 q 81 q r. = 1sos ~
-1n9 .9nttcsnle The canal rs:s: B. erssty g
isTf1a nd II aS1, sa t1s..I % Is q
%es.r 81 Ife to X il dsNesn oar day e ~ !.
tss.l, undtr shee.1.sent q Eent nas
nn ~ tctss. h1afc .:sdt dtreted to o<ht: ehass
Ihs pe94eg lxaas.se INF = ~ I2s1 ii - ,se All
sasst,s @Ess1 Gesx e - rs ~ xss s &c s.
E4et ~ 49, II = fsa.ueA II y nsa eieat:lt
.he ezasi b sseAia sas ~ f % = - q
80 We.keQA he HAd ii tae A3xa ance q y
Q xAtEaaAs soStaA s.te;1s ~ 4e4n[ ~ J. H Aox1A
= *sRrshessef. 4 Y Nay : h0
, 1869-05-22

ting IN outrage on hef person, is sentenced 20 ~
ff,a ef i1n stand one hoof Ia the rnotJ, receive
thiffJ Iashes, md s1ner an Imprisonment Of touf
IGedrw ". Thompson, = white man. who Esole
snf,n md forgot 70 remove nc ha1tsr beiosa ee
dro1o tca Ani1aal q Ew sealing @ the nosse INC ne
sas,- x III pl1loz5, And receive twenty lsshea
@ 8usN ~ rer1yln7 th& halter he has to Pay u re-
,ta w. ths csfs 0f prosecution, receive ten lashes
S ~ ,mp,isoned one Jeas. and wear conseth }sek"
ct rST 81 n neaso. viste man, .ho stole han
-nIth ai'uo. md has 10 pay - reststution and
r.stH teccjxr ten l2ahes, hfe N al 91 inon]aa ~
ard wear eou.sts G 3ae1 1aihsr III e4pen.1Ts one.
e4n.nntiY ri lie appointed tine no otloek1 tae
,siins tnrew opep tho Eatea and ADMITTED N eases
I'd expects1t sntGse e Esg as;s aa : ~: :tt ~
PEI eo m M1 tne 9 g1snd a6ov prsaed Tor them
s-.fis ~ nelsEafe Justice. Thh lnaprafJ q me
ssTnrd verr srns!l boys. upon whom the c1hns1ioa m
couA not IA1 to hare GfM tatntetJ S4sE| ~
~ y,,d H-seej. eInreas tAtfr delight u ine cxack
~ fhA whtn snd fhe c1teA Of the v1cam&. = koa
isahes descended 1poa tae ues aen s3sne aee an,a
t. nayo an UmpathJ foE the sufferers. and tae!
crrr - nttc19nSe to many e1cltmAtlons ol p!kJ u
eendcrfosteS, n they feared that oalspnktu q.
nrrasdons Of oplulon q he bafn2 g! INC ,sn "nosc
aGair 1oald subject them 70 s'nl'as paA'sn'
"fa Gannou md Rss1.5 wezs IL tAa pilloey when
the Ss1es were opened: IheJ ssns'nsd @ t9ese At nt nv
tncy sprarently suffered but little. When Thorn.
ton The hc4ae-ShIef was r&aced IL the PtlioEJ, ne
also reu1,aed ooa hour. and es1denuy dd not le!-
Y. w. ea e1ef Re;9 m.p m q sser ~;
cr;ea, III b o'clock these three and the seFen
oihers arc to tH np7xed. Tho Interesting cefe.
mpny was postpcuel until tho 1ste1noon " t0e
conioftablc at,ont Inc Job, and does not wish k
undertake II On tN empty Stomach
, 1869-05-22
Crops

Tie A1ten IN, 7tlesrupA q the essa s3ys: I'VE
fare petu srpEn some wheat already fully headed
cut, which wnl, Il the weather continues faroE-
Able, be ready 10 harvest within tnree FecI1- II
Il very confidently anticipated ta.t t1e ha:!est
viii be at lestt tHo weeH earlier this year than
usual And IN thls connection We riQ rertat
what We MD zot1e TINA ktnce, that ne!e ne'er
na. been such me premise Of IN abundant
Yield as thtfe j. TIM a4oo neither haa there eEe1
been 10 much wheat sovr In this section Of the
srate = thete WAS t15t t3Il"
TIE Floyer nTi4} 1fnes 1A{1: " Winter wheat
eessxu ranrot fAll 70 9ieid heavy. Tbe misfortune
H. I'M i sEcAH amount Of Winter wheat has been
Eovp Il u crop That u uncertain. Of tathef n
cSFts,n 10 Be winter killed hat hut l|ttle n sked
Wi{te7 rys y s.WAys saff s{Qp, CUTE bsealsa
, 1869-05-22
PERSONAL


Marsh, the Cincinnati diamond roboer. has gone
trsane On the subject Of religion
FISK has withdra vn hiA libel sctts against nc
Kew YORK Iss5~nk zod Springfield k<t'aol4ean-
Jpuvrn, the great gicFemales, y 70 have \
ssA1na acctsd IN his honor 1t Grtona&>F9anee
Charles Readc and NnEe Collins have teen
Admitted 70 the Junior AtnenEHtn Cub
Mt. Whlung. Of Springfield. Aass, las nine
tons, md the !ultiah Of III thetr nxocs age u. l.
W. ....-.......-
D,aeque De5, the 1urk1sh Minister II Washing
ron. has engaged summer quarters n White SUI
rhur Springs, Virginia.
On Aos.t4y night nrt fellows asked Judge Pnf-
cell, On The ktrecs In Washington. tos hts money.
lie produced pistol and they ued
Afchhtshop Qdtn Of New Orleans has gone 70
Eurcpe lor health He Is 70 feeble thAt 1t Is oe-
ueyed that he will never return alive
John Jackson, Of reuzis, III, End Ssn1at' fa=-
! cstt, Of Owl Greek, Ohio, died, near FoFt Ao2ss
Sts., Ami q, from eating xud pazsotp-
| In New York et&y,E. s. JAcEN,d5 Eood1 oea'e.
returns an Income of $zaa and JACKSON ).
schultz. !ase p7rs!dAui oI The poaSu Of Hea1so aao
leather dealer. - 10.
/! nc grand ta.y Of Jere:son cc1nts, ca. na
tound a truc bill tor murder against Wilson Flour
t,v. Z f1rednan, for the Killing Of Dr.. Aver. he
pub}ie4n member Of tho Leg1Na&11e fseu INA
c1sntJ. . c,..,x
rhere are now uvtrx N Chattanooga County
Tenn, Nj. r T. Carroll. REcd 81 yeAfA Ana III
xue, 81. wno tave Ind tEenty-Ioe4 ehlalsn-
twenty sonx aad four tauchseEs-ta twean'oa
| 5cArs. al single osxths.
TIC tayesus.toao ot The cave ot Bsusaaa HsgEa
, 1869-05-22
THE rAKRF AND IMPORTS.

10 demonstrate that protective tauh
does not check or prevent inpo1tatlons' 1t
is only Necessary to consult the compare
tive tables Of imports, The imports IN
New York for the month Of April, 1852,
thus compared with the same month m
previous years:
ssssiAa s=sS.n saiAsn
Tho imports for January. February,
March ana Aptl thus compare:
sss:ss,a' ssssn;.x s1isIl:::ss
| Against these imports the exports during
the aane four months thus compare:
r,ca,<e sea-, ..e:ss .aas.. !:s .ll;ss:ss,. Is
hpeeic-....,- ss-a1 si1at7N ts,sotn1,
raa. .s;1oan, e7SiisN: sAso.sc
The imports for the ten months ending
April 30, 1869, ezcluive Of specie, we're:
I ,xz; Z - seasss,s - s,n,ssa'!., ss2;
The exports in the same time we're:
~, ,r,.,.u .,hsaa, II s,e!'sstsa as .t..ss.:
trse;e HR@aS Sssass' fAes'
7ot,, .a7xa1a slaasaar slshss.s .
Ibis salue Of imports, it must be 1emem
bezed, is the foreign valuation IN eo'e
Wills that od the exports Of domestic pr
duce is in American currency.
: 1t vii be seen that the high rates 9
dutiea do not repre.s iraport.s;nna- The'
. EGG. Is 10 ;-=~assa Ia s17.c. Q. p:
, 1869-05-22

SnanisEh and CRkan Accounts
rHK 8fANMH TFKS1ox.

Ern.x tAe Hnfa,as p{ar7a,
rne1s" trF1 * r. ns .xneY M ut att,ess Sader General
Lescx we ri1n ne,t99 NE ni1,zsen W.rans win
- ~ 7,S,t11n. ne eSrsnrnent lasted
n enttfn stretnoon, s1d taree @sa1 faypnes n
s1,asr tss 3n1T0e1tx An e1e-Wrnes. calculates
~ an1nS eae ~ Fl liz; - nnn fgnFt+ vnrn NAV
T. soasxass e5ssses.sa: slthsoza ; b 5s9eas. ~
stde NC lost kfasd md = woandeo Ssat,5 .,a ~
slght On ne - q Ap.a Leg &C.! 20 q t;s Gnssqsl
Rs5eaechsa tinsd t~s nunolu Ss sepS 9Ss !t ss
nasadod ~ Ansei c.s1io burnt saa Mfqet a II
eo.1e spondsnS ths r'Ess WILL No 'poses oe >''e W
7A ceaAa S11saa. tas,,-,, usvR.
ALtAseeasL sM.s..-,a -, n = = S,e,t ~
been made md oaiess had been Ei7e9 10 e resay
asnlhilataes bis EEnf, not eny oy Espe1tosaH 2. 2
denied v % ~ oqS saE1ntes. oot y -
inst!eE9 p every CHs&n Les3 Kea 70 s1 asse ~ ]
S. ~ sSs Rtns E 81 ae
ss7fpsasF tncn He !eNneu sMs oI ,o!an.,I -
nsaanE,1s nad essa oes! q - sc aEso a,sosea snd
i es5iins : council d sens1l odseese, ee INFORMED
them tat notWttEstaoddtst. tae s4ufe u ~
md why Eesca at a1y cost Ratst#n his Eohse, he
asn1ed: aG9nieten. ! nocsa TO 1soe, 9in !eo
EiH EHhE even nb& 4 NnGst L3aA G81PGS ka6
carnage Nnve, hut where or 1hen ReeQ 70 NY
sttf. md you will hold yourself fe1dF 70 10y
suoh oruen = mAJ be hxndsd Jon bt NJ stoE
Wit4 a4Enost gepf1N satlsiac1on+ 1dd nE.tn1 t*9
Afternoon orders were EtSen 10 'E1afttn toNa1u
Puerto Principe. p!ace named Sa1EaNn was
reAcxed 1t o'ptock. During the ntght AID % the
following morning spies and sdy1accl Rf,tts ar-
| sIoss ssss many Whites r tne nesnnme HEpu9
eut{cachfntrfs tad tatstng bYeastworks., Exssa's
ADVANCE guard cAane up about II o'csack bn: WIS
not moHsted Until had passed the ens1enchta1,ntA
| both s1des pf the sead7 throwing them Into con-
| fuston. They attempted 70 foil b7cf on ne
mAp body but IT. was already too late, and Le5ES.
| seeing thnuange1 Of hz advance, adFancel a.: ,
| drube+ +outck to tes1ue them. In the na1OtirsfI
| Oucsads Ind pActd his entire forces In ayalstSt
Eosittons 10 a. to nAnk the enemy either TO the
rrht or to the right phaque the left being slIeoaE
| fmpafsabfe md. defended BY company of.he-
| n.en frnm BAyaruu, n then Organized picket
1raT.c,1sl1s of Is Eep. conpoaed o{ DouIuacsBs,
| ANefcans nlxt. other fn{eiRpers, ami PeDhf-tAR'
lnd 8sntA L1<tnB detachment Of Puerto frta-
| cipl2ns and Rare them orders to Advance ons! ID
erse ~ ayyrrmn neeeasikE but 10 fire In the rFlk8,
| ~ thn moIn hot'1< nnd march orer them should
| they EaTtr Or rotfeaf fEot, the Spauianis Tha-
| vain hat1 informed. nj these orders uta+ed,
I tn,t thry nloue. 8ou!d annihllate tho
eeppH iIcoroa cs..,ai .nnv The jtnr INC
f.nnt rsnfs atI,od r,,nly 1nfior he fry. few len
| - r.nr1 ann aytennnttd to Fun 70 6ar,l the
| SSnts n. ira drsxxTlned stand OF the rcar
-.ri ann the1r unIlnu3}te.l intention to Dire on
| nnnT nne xho ehopAi attempt to NJ tifoy4' the
| roysrFs harf tnto The. i1nea. 4 small bodf OF
onesatss fnrces tictacb..f theu.elyes without or
, 1869-05-22
POLITICAL

a Democrat Of Indianapolis n1s tucked the
boots Of colored baroex u the penalty Of lostas
m election bet
py. ". u. Compton. m Holly BEKtnga, b pro-
roxe,t by Democratic papers u i e&nddase for
Goyespp. Of Masat1atpFA-
Tne reccElLs S:a;s c2uyearoa of Ohio has
, 1869-05-22

The President hss appointed Mr.. Joseph
", Mclean Collector Of Customs Ut CHI
ca0o. Iii. Mclean is said to be member
Of tho firm Of Grant l. Mclean, leather
dealers, Of this city.
, 1869-05-22

Buf A1 carly 131Eute QS william 4nd HAY 0V@s
them up. Ia1y wese pursued, t1np1ipuBod, brand
ed aod pflueted, and at lAzt disappeared Hom I
English sol. Thn book II hrst shown NJ one q
tnese associations which escapes, only to penAh
Il eea, n HtezJan stoTm. In leaving xngtana |
they abandon one Of the poor children In which
tneJ traded, md which they left behind Il mef-
chant does m uselesa object The child after msny
su1ertngs, Eaycs poor little gS!, younger tn2a
himself add hlso abandoned. feathe with his
tardeu The as.pde OF q s.u.al of beAsLx, whIse
chief friend Il \ wolL Here let the poet, the 4
raaktes u we Sill call him despite hls fausA. re-
deemed tJ 20 many and 30 great works, speaf for |
htS1self: .
Wnsa dsytzeak cams, uBas, looking atten-
tyefy 1t tie child. seM 70 hia: 1
aWny Do Joa lsngn.''
yhn bo7 replied: II do not 1angh"
A few moments Afterwards ursus cried cut,
"s9op laughing, then"
~ do not t1Hxh, SKID the child
pnus shook from head 10 foot
"You isush, vii you ~
Then, shaking The child With clasp which waa
either anger or pity, he ssknd him violently,
"Who did this to yoa ~
Tia chld replied, aldo not know wnxt Juo
| uaean.'t
sAM ursus, "uow long have you nad that
| lsugh1
| ~ have a,vzys been thus, said the child
Trsus tuned toward the chest, saying Ia low
voice, ~ thought thta sort Of thing was not done
now"
| ue TOOK very gently, so ~ not 10 swAsEn inc
l,tue crA the book which he nad put u pillow
| under her head.
| Let Us see Conquest, said be-
! ltwns q folio, parchment bound Volume. ne
flntbled II oEe5, stopped at page, o1'snea 'ne
I book vide Oh the stone, md read
| "De UEn1sat!s"-itts y heTc-aol ho weus o.
"Bucca asss usquo nd xurea, eeacIvis, deuu-
| ss+,a nneoooa on,p1rxist- nrcscA tri5 Ct NuctH8
, 1869-05-22

been called to raees It Columbus On tho 7.h o,
July mkt
: Dr. Eostn1, oosmed man, OF Ymt County, Va
announces himseD n an Independent candidate
for Congress xzatnst Coaoue1 Ayres, the Wells
candidate.
Tho Democratic State Convention Of tatttofnis
has been called to meet In 8acr1mento On the 18th
Of juno. The Republican convention meets July
81. Candidates for eapseme Court judges win be
nominated The election viii take place IN O.
tober.
A speaker at d late Democratic Ga1Ae1in9 In
Pro1tdence, r L, 1nsde the observation that NA2
lcr coed men kaved sodou, 70 mxJ reu tsuo
men save the old Democratic shtp, Il fra sad true
in tho cxuse"
Tbs Pese.1ouzR {rA} Ezpvsss. having been r.
pzossd hy N exchange for eetnS mul.sh In polttt-
chi matle11, repneA: - Tho tect Il, when our OWE
ronons are opposed, Nc arc m pretty much lts
the Confederate tean,stes ne beard during the
VA. laying It on Vigorously with his whip and eI-
claiming to his te1m, 'D-u you. lee sons mule
foo.'"
WalkEs, The ConBefT1uye Republican candidate
for Governor Of Virginia, IN recent speech at
Norfolk, said:
& s,.ea, s..ss2 g r ,s ,soPssrsd ~
aaf 4 e. "a s1 h &c q
faet The way 70 remedy soeh antAsanAa sor -
i +: ~ e: s. :s::'.: g: :;
e I'd 4 81 th's e'1s which
The Irish Republican Association Of Wazning.
TIN has passed the following ftsesoluuon;
+WnxzxAa ColoEed citizens cs.nattute the main body
fss fh+s p-ss ss.s y =: Iii e tbe M
ss e =. se e npuoz I'd tu.. @ f. wheha ~ thsy ha,.
Ec.eta<.f That xe, sse members II tic lri.h Repas
tent cvicrrd man % TIC seneral t!eket."
The >cw YORK Leado tDcmoc7a,c1 geu on tht
, 1869-05-22
nnms n DISPLACED Assts4or.

.1rrr from n Displaced 1sstsaofa
C.nu,.sto,rr of Toternsl Reveuue hza re-
lived lie io;ioxt31 tspn An Assessor removed
ron enee IN 1nd.arA: 49,. :.
.s. ,on,r n scfnow led1e toe II.
,, ~ Ico1 tettrr Of The k.a instant III nsnt{In2
~ Iester of tic President Of tic tn.sed saSes
e1sReoaaE 4is III, Exrelienc1 did not eIte,d to me
~. t.s|1e.Ie COZ eoartesy vn,eh JodEe netno?d. q
iues When be rroncfnasea fa9 sas s1n :,
tenes o. tae "a. ,rfznner when |. would be Moss
inoHanz q =, iIa nin to be aune Toa VIII neve1tcs-
~ naease 70 convey 70 ms E1csnsney N! g3se
fui Reimbursement ios es aa'As'' NN~1
4 ve.! respee1fnHy, ao, s.a. ea ritz
.uon- c. pesna, Commissioner '''
y Chs
, 1869-05-22
4 HE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssKM-
BLIES,

1FE7 k1Hyfh hf7 0f9 nf3f
~, ,nd ~ soboon rna, r.s.sn,,x;n
~. I M. 2 .',s, nv n $50 ~ ,.ss. 49,
n.;1, w. tro,s,..n;, mi ,,oron,, tI,.t .ba .h
uar.,;no o.o.t;o,, !, ~, .1,I l., sh,,,
thaso o. hr-,;ss ,,..o,,. ~. N f.o, :. th.s
,-a ~ do,t-;na ard fo-,ns ~ vor,h;,, c,iv
H.. .,aa- 80. - ~. Tarn,-~- ~ ~
.a - | -. $3.50 - 49,. .h".a.. :.
$50 .., - ~, ..., - t-o,,,,. 49,,
-. ~. 90 ~. s1s..
111s s.. 49, ~ .,,ssa - 81 aTs.pase' . p ~s;at, H.
.--.--..s.-....- -. IL
Sos.., 80 .t ~. sas:a, 49, .s.s.
nP "T 49,. 49, ~ ssss - g, :. :.
se's ussn Appf'a.a o,.'a s~ o'uet' eiAAs
1eA H .u.s w.. o. s~.s: Wv ~.
io4e tuo e'oes ~ 80 t ..Nl.se '
.tts' NppAoa Is...-- 1ac,
49, 80 N1,.4 --o.:,. 80
| both assemblies IN Jnne previous n7o
tecoan"en.eo 'nAs NV s*'"nu "o'A ~ ssu
ua1 oe oost&'eu ~ Wv cAoAon.S onA'@
| their care as a season Of fasting md prayer
| md, Is the 1enelton waa thsn mAxhR feaI--
ful headxay, the churches in both connec-
as uo.e - =. ~ -' -. 49, 49, N ~ chr,,s and
| 'he M LATER t. RI hu,f IN d. Rioo:s 70. 81 church,
ND 10 s.-x;ces xrfe asoeclally
ma the services "' pe ;leel;ns
- ~ 11s..nn ~ onp
Inc e1eas1ues "a
country, The meetings wcre great
.,-.,;.:r ,>n,a ~, a;.ba-
:;uccesa; but the fehgous papers on e1Ioef
'o' AA4e0 ~ ,,:...,
lrosetsles are psoveftnAuy the naoss ole'o5
| Of Ill controversies, and they take q long
time to heal.
Tn Mi. ,aee at 1esst {he seculat ptoss
xSn. ~, -. ,asoa..aeno.
With Tho aes,rnct;on of alsyery surs to
WIZ .ue ae''>'o =. =.
,cc, ~. ,....h., n,
! l iufeSa" In ieo1 LAX NC cou4AS AobesAe1 VI
thene two branches o. INC ehaEeh oonld no
| ,ncnting upon its history, and the conheo<
, . r,.,~ rr,.,,rr ao;1.
: # tho country. 1Hk Af1buHH 6a'o'
awe shall not weary cur readel1 by attEr3esan!
detail d DC caese: xhien q asa u sas ,,s n = aS
~ H. narty thss became inc Oid School Assemhi
It vere also decidedly opposed TO tho oc-opc1atio
e Sehooi unnsrh 1tth tac ConErcssaoaaiI.:s In Ii
Is | home missionary WORK TnA CO eo-opcsnhon = ~
+ now virtually ceascd, and 20 far q ths M &c
"a p,es nearly ~ independent peess!on Al nc me-
inE Of that assembly, IN 1881, the SoutaeI
Gas.eae, nss ~ nno poPser ta' states, under i
,eAdeszaip ct Ds. Ross ssvsfed tne
connecsoa Win The assey I'd stnee .nsn
Thai ynrrae cyrF so fruitful II anErJ dseuas1on q
* sItie. Under the tes1tnR Of heaven, tne Nt
scbool branch Of the Church arpea1a nov TO posse
e. sgs1i sr' e'e1nea1 u 'A0''S' ~>1 49,
Inu. faz she olA sSaool Asssm sea'nS haa nat II +
fv NAN ths, dseussion, aad prohably dl1iaon. rnr
Ut come. -on-.,, ,rr..n a, AZ.
nj ,,,,,4 tsncrsnt rospel from prt Rice and Sp1,l
, 1869-05-22

Total OF = TOAD. .t:ss: ussnp eanaes4me ttl1enuu
This LIST is supplement ID by the New
York Ertaing Post, and it appears that as
late as July, 1865, the capital stock q; sew
czal Of these roads was much less than it
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