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IOWA.

Asss1FOnd EntrFpF1xc-Imprny II all
Facilities - -APp0tntaents- Ee.
mhle Anposkor Enuistacx.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
-......... nEsNoISks, July 80.
pesAotaez Is now engaged IN bsltins q ra1t
rna4l route from lnd.aucia to oLe2renwo1sn, Meet
ings 10 t7ise money are being held every night,
anu Will tse continued till enough 1aouey IA raised
1he people here started oEt en- the nj seMner
Ene, and are bound to srcceed.
Tue harvest goes on C'otfously. Cutting nearly
dole. The average for wheat tn Central Iowa
wiz &c neariy twenty bushels to the acre ta:s
ne immense, and potatoes lmmenser. The fa& Of
the land il Stry great.
Congressman Palmer has succeeded In having
nal!y service restored to the NAL fo1Ec BoQth teon
Intlanota TnIs Will be Of great LeuGilt 70 vii Cen
t5al lnd Southern Iowa.
~ JGha T. BtdHue, tp1te aSE1f Oh the Dea Ao!nas
~ al!e3 railroad, has been rGtrOyed and Caat!es
". Nicholns, Republican, appotutt4L
AeY: EDWARD Lounshu15, rector Of tue Episcopal
ckGtcp, pes Ao!nes, has been appontea to and
nas accepted the Presidency or GE1sxold College.
Tue Davenport Census Board neess al the Capk-
tol ln this city next Nolday 10 esaallze yuluasou
Q! real properly In the several couatles aud toFus
Of the State.
Carrie Worms, the female tEpostor, who ped
a!es hoofs under tie Eutse Of q Nason'a widow,
mas LETT THIS ci:J rathcr preciplta:ely, goiu. to
tt- Loafs7- Her accoppllcr, Count lie Aye1u1snd,
Is still here,
, 1869-07-31
StI'QR.AGE


Eer :A:ee thc=aaad s1tV a.eEaxs4 4: i.E or 1..r
4. a.rsaNrn,tIe rates. =: c:E -7t:1l MtfrstA' S.ss.
sI:d u n4esh W4srr-At FETT1TT. SAtIH Il CO.
, 1869-07-31

Correspondence Between HIr. EEaf-
son. Agent OF the Company, aud
TIC sta4tr Department Mt Washing.
ton.
T:s following correspondence KS inst been
.s1R: I hare the hoaos 70 adise+s son oa be-
half OF The Societe dGICahie Traus-AIsant4que
Francois .Fhoss Interests representa- IN tie Entted
stassce ty III. T.,oEutoa, Uet Er1ttsa Majesty 's
Minister, md a;1cswa1d b. Count De Faye1ney,
,hs ,n caas is;. ct the Esss q
authority aud dusJ resarttuS the proposed Under
taking, hare Lost ~ line III coming to Washing
and AZ the result Of the interview which hal tne
honor Of having With you this noratng. Ia coI1,
pany with Count De Fayerney, / beg 10 ssscrr
!oa tnai tae ssenea CaSs ca1psny a 10 ac
&c conducted the Provisions Of the bill OF which
acoP5 #as enclosed IN Jous letter to Count D.
Iassed during the approaching session u Congress
VIII view, 70 regulating Tic operation OF fc,e-
graphic caule companies connecting the Cnite1
statGs With iorrgn countries The soe!ese dQ ca
bic Trlns~At!2ntlqIe ETancais Will, moreover. do
tier utmost TO induce The government OF His
Majesty tie Emperor Of the French 50 rar TO mod
ifs TIE concession unler which tae COM
uI'Gn French Eoil OF any cab,e belonging to aaT
6 Efany Incorporated by the authority u! the
f t any ss;s L. t. Gaoa a1
pozc the estahl.4h.cn; Of ans such cable belong
fns to any comrany incorporated by the AUTHORITY
Of lhc United S.ates, or any State ID the ErIun.
Lave tho tc1or 10 be. atr, your oae,ijlnt SER
rantt
tslgneD H. q. WATSON.
ITO uun. Hamilton Fish. Secretnry Of Eia,e
Tie ASs.s.1.lt Secretary Of Stale replied as TO-
lOWa: ~ "
@EFAkr4EsT OF STATE,
" WAk4&1SGroS, u. e., July g, isGlf
SIR: hn'e The honor to acknowledge Ihe re-
cefpt ot -FOUR ettet Of July 10 to the Secrctar;
y State, ASSURING HIN thai tue Societc lu C4blt,
AitAnti4ue Fr1nclis, which sou fenFesrut,
accept AZ the basis upon watch their operations are
10 te con1ucfed The rEortsions Of the btu wafcn
passed the scna,e VI luz Cnteu States Inst winter
ur VI enca Lthtf enlctMent IL u1ay be nasSed
du84ng tlc approaching hl:a4!uu VI CouxrE4s on
connecting the I nlted states With foreign corn-
tF!et and further Informing h.n ttat fnr socictc
OF Ills Majesty the Emperor Of the French, 10 10
inodlf} tie concessions Etllcr WHICH The coupany
is established Us 10 permit tie laying upon Irenen.
SOL II BUY cattle belonging to 1Ill cuGlpany luc0F.
porated ~ the authority Of the GE!ted St4.es, OF
Of Al,y Slate III the Chiout and agreeing Oh the
part Of the Soclele that they will moi oppose
The eAtltllshneut Of any such cable. In reply, /
ancts already given YOU By the SecIe.4FJ Ut Stale,
that having EecciSed such representations and
a1sDIunces iEDD ypu. up opposition Bll bc ro1e
On the part of tue Government ot kths United
Statth 10 the landing au working uf the cable be-
1pte the meeting Of Congress ln 1te approaching
session.
-" have tie noEor to be, ,.slr, yous ouca!eat sc1-
fahi-
ts:gncd, -. C. II. DAVIS,
Acting attrctnIy,''
C.l!E Atilutl lue FtluctAB, Ltm!tcd.'
, 1869-07-31

Cd CenuA Executive Committee to couzopni.
GALA with you.
We kLoE that nnr appea! viii meet with =
heartJ sid prompt respouSa. Texaps hare eSeF
TO relieve the d,st1t4ses Of their fellow
mea- Thousands of our people but yesteniay n
11!uence and prosperity, reahy themselves 10 IS
9iht these N NAut, have bean Eade poor and 6a1.
Ituto p the tnscsutah.e ways pf Providence,
Nhich Ee past andtng out." II now remains
fos yon who have been spared these at1Ictiors, TO
come !efFard - near ~ .nay be 70 The sucoor Of
tnese ont stricken people IN this the day ot their
TO relieve their suffering immediate md cuc.cat
20 s necessary, and We confidently call npon you,
III the uAne Of oar coQmpn hurranttr, to CONC
promptly to the work. Organize committees
foftaWitl u every coontr Of the S:ate- Money,
money u abundance. Will be required to place
tne hu1eteFs IN condition that viii enable
them again to becoEe producers instead pS coz
E1E1clL
The rndessiE1ed, ,E1ecttirc Committee, arr Pre-
pared to receive directly Indirectly OF through
fhe several ward committees appointed for that
purpose all doEaGCIs intended for the oeirc:
stose Indicated
7. 4 MCMAHON, #, IIcnARpscS,
J. 4 LrNrocE, j. ". JoCkEEU,
4. c. MckEES, C. IL JORDAN.
IoAH ECEEE, SAX. j. EDCERLEF.
Al COMMUNICATIONS Intended for The Executive
Committee should be addressed to the Secrc:aJ
Of IAe same, SanCel 4 EdseEEey.
The prea1 OF the s:aee arc respectfully requested
70 iase1t the ADORE md c1il especial atle0ttou
tdertto.
, 1869-07-31
MICHIGAN.

The pcntlhltinE 1taliyTny-NeetlnG
of tile cittxGn. OF Battle CEcek-AI.
dress hy President l.. D. DibbJc.
CoKAEsfoSpEscE OF TILE CHICAGO IK1DC.E
BATTLE CHEEK, July p.
A meeting OF The citizens Of this CITY 1as held
tonight, 10 take into confederation the voting Of
special tax TOT the rrninsulss Railway Company.
Hon. L d. DiLbEe, President Of tte road ndlsrssed
the nleetlng, and made report Of It's progress
klnte Its commencement The vote fuF IN aopfp.
rslat!ol III take Place next wcek. md at pfescnt
Mt. N,thIc made contrnet Ia New York last
Tuesday for several hucEIet sons Of iron, and
also teT lpCoHct.ye With Eh1ch to commence
olcttttnna. The tes hare bceu in readiness s0ue
time between luts city ann Lansing. Great tnic..
est Is manifested atnce the road has been ttn. far
CuDAltuCted. j. G. W
, 1869-07-31

Accident on the Hannibal q st. 10
Isntlrond-%cEer1t1 per>Ous injured
Tho Capital Quckt10n.

ST, LCC1s, July GA serious accident occurred
On the Hannibal 4 ST. 10 Railroad yesterday Fore
noon, near Caucson. The train bound west vas
passing on to the switch. which happened to
he misplaced. nud the two rear cars were
thrown from the track dpan small enlbank-
ment Several persons were injured. ]. Baker
and daughter Of lhls city; MIA cameron, Of Nor
r1set!le, Ia. and Mis-. MATT Cart. Of OsooTu, No.
setIuusiy; anil 4. T. StEtl OF Irving. Kansas, P.
kirney, of Portsmouth, Uhln Kate Flckneyer, Of
Fremont, Ncb,, and Rev. D. Caneron, OF Norris
u1 81 tSs I'll foad' i'gs an S5axeasn' nsme unSnoxn,
were ulso bruised up.
st. Lofts, July Eu.-Qulte NJ enthusiastic meet
night, TO consider and dEscuss the moving :hc
capital 10 s.. LouiA 4 nnn'ber of speeches were
made, and various propositions discussed, but no
definite action was taken, other than tns:Iucttn9
The CHAIRMAN te sequest ihe City Courc1l, County
Coufi, Merchapts' Exchange. and board ef frldc
ihe 1esi means to cs11y out lhe project
, 1869-07-31

4e xas rraJtng With Number Of
poqrneta ri The. "altar" or 'stn1lou.
rat" Hhen four nten In dlseutss rushed 10 upon
FaM nnd shaf him dead. II il reported thai two
v 5et to the asssssllA TIM Nas much esteemed
y neEro OF good character. Dir Informant ssy5
sRaf thete y no doubt In regard to AcCellsnd i
murder, Is his cnIan FA8 being n3de in C0tthage
wnea hn passed .hroCRh4 AcClel.auf, for \ year
faaf. had teen making spetchas In favor Of uut.
>t1x3t Suffrage.
, 1869-07-31

=, says: "Fhsi wheat betteF tusa average
npttl4g wheat at,ont tt:c Average. Com u about
EaI = csor 1.-The fa4 Ia favorable II maj br Lwo-
tLi1etA. bats Ars good, N also j. krasA"
E1scok&R.
Tss Wate1soTn Dt'~ovat aats: "Ehe.t IL
Esrsd1y matanux i nothtnR hsrnen1 10 tolpre
tiiAn tss teen harvested Tor sotre yesrs pasl
TEN t y coming On rnriy, and the yield viii be
Ine Wsupnp Lead<r says: From pre.eat ina,-
cautnst thc dops IRE pzoratttcR Hnrly. Cora u /,
TIC only c1u2 that ts spo%En Of i6eopyu4jps1y, aud
|. Is thonEnt toar N!ih O Reasonable nno1ht oy
good Ne4'ler It NH yet cuine 5urAar1 20 as 70
rotkcR 1ntr yftid"
Tie Appleton c7rsrfnt says: cusn IL haekva.u.
rapidly, and, with continued euoI 1eaaheT, tnc
fa5Etfs are hopeful q fa!f CROP"
II IT, st,1; To%ss Po s! Tss sts sea
s1 1o1ge rs 'a. g fseEi thing sae Prospect
this coults sont,nue IL excellent epo4ii-
t:op md !, Is r.ed!cie1 that the harvest Viii D.
ys.ep f:e;d u e1eess q 1ay ior ten yeaEa pssL
forward ccG';;, acn little tess ulst NJ ordinary
yield Is f.ltc.:.i+ ucps u this collty IRE being
pretty Et,i aGCt:chcd ty uce-''
The DuHl County tt1s SAYS: All the feporss
CT The g!tAl:g CROPS ih th.o s!c!.dtt unte III iie
promise u f.eayy Yield Of Wheat Gals. barley cad
Fye* Thtse etasns si..Id vel oA tie gEuata, u.u
Lave healthy growth. The cpgu Il snu51, but
t!as good Golpr. Potatoes Indicate m unusually
!A1se cfhlL''
M4u1sbn ucsrs.cl Q! the Sath says. Farmers
Late isnt yer. lavosatse ~ea,t=r tlis week, WIN
Lb fAln. Iud aa.!t Anl cutting of ryt, ba1lcJ aud
w1u1cs what II ltus!ee=u,s n1ii Iuefr i, yvui.
,'!ailh thxI ,; to1as u 1le WHEAT Is egtted, the
Thu MpaE Commonwealth tsys: $50 far as
WHEAT, !3er oats and barley are concerned, The
Ihts portion q lte State. By reasoa Of the cool
Weatht1 aLd heavy rains, II e coru has been slow
u krcTil, aad tlls crop will re light
lie fu.a O. Lac GtI.rser Gays: t'Hheo- Is I'll
headed out tut tu=f us !. fills gets xeak IN the
s.aS - anu epGsHtaGeS u 'op o'ef. Taere viii CT
aIox,I ~ tencn .s4SGa glln- Eosh IL ita-
Iios!nk eotaehA1 U9t - taI !Eu!H pelHG IN o SA{-
as'ae'o'5 co-e't-oa' toL.o besa afe lnIre'ssi:!s.
luMA- ....-
TIC Mp1teznma Httaae4n sss'es t.a', IL thar
~ M a1LbuAht onr; ana t1at the ssAut II tus u
ep1H ~ III ~, c;,.sI
t,ai ~ 91tnes 1 n eases ,sat me eon u
hSenng innCcncc of the sun.
lstter lEtm abba Jal5 q, saIs: "Our crops
over E1k crop u any thtas. though our turner's
telda-"
mcH'G4s. ..
The Grand 1.eplds Drntotrat Of the 2s,h eays:
In ihe bor11 yGit cf the corD1y, ulouy The raey
o. tue Grand I'eE, Tue WLt;.t las nrariy Ill beeu
cut, aaa come Of II Stacked, &c. Tut much was
ass md IT, q @a oa
nallls tIteA -, itlief u RE s'ih 6afs: The
Hhest cruP u lie latKest stsu III tuis fcgon for
H1tc1 looks extremely doHLlu noW."
Three leytss letter o. the ls'th says: The
hae 1aimtts aAse he..1J az hLlsued Gutuug iLcif
nails ol stacka. some laiIncla pronounce tne
nent e;up s goou ~ tEss ol an1 plesioas year,
While otoe:s, whose !aoo Is !ow and narshy, aud
consequently hSEefcu !Ium sne excessively wei
wthiilet. ltgain lhr crop ~ uni uo1e ihan twp-
thlsus thet o1 l3st 5eaf Inc geld PET acse 50 lar
, 1869-07-31

LONDON, July 2n.
0flcial dispatches from the allied army In Pasa-
quay hare bccc received at Rio JnneI5u, stating
that the nnal attAc& uron Asnra, the stronghold
g! Lopez IN the mountains, hal been re;1rlcd by
heavy ra1nA
The Provisional Government for Paraguay had
boen completed and installed at Ascunteon.
LONDON, July -,
Rctorts are received from Faraguayaa SOURCES
that the B.azlitans, during their recent advance
received settocs check and we're thrown back
npoo tatlf base mud that during their retreat Their
reat gInEd Eas defeated 1t is also asserted that
Lopez holds strong position, and thA, Count
Eu, Commander it, Chief Of the nli1es had been
afred In every attempt to make satisfactory 70.
colnu!sance Of Its approach.
, 1869-07-31
The Tc1ns E'iood-An Appeal on Be-
faAll of thc Sufferers.

AZ ArIKAL 70 TIE tkUFLE OF fE144.
YHtEkAk, Tho kaA Intelligence u Frath1p4 ua
daily Aud t!ry oI tnc gsrA& obstruction of ptu!s.
rftf caused b} tho 1ato dooda IN Tho Colorado aad
plncr rttrt 10 our stAse, leaving the people o she
tho oyrsnawci d,aircn Ia tnsay oaAn. destitute oi
nTocuunK sheu, Tic CaAUs.cs Of GomuahFco OF
Galfystou, IN contraction with nnF fnilowctitzcns
rave dcened II proper 10 lnaugu1ate rlAn whesr-
u means may 10 procured IL reliaTc, ~ tar ~
pfzrucahac, ttr:F Anntr3oE tdaloE-c1itkent-
TO t1is tod thp pndcu,Sued hAye b1$p tppoiat.
, 1869-07-31

HAVANA. July SI,-A meeting Of the stockhnld-
esA Of she HaFaua RAILROAD Is to be held hire ne2t
week 10 decide u;pu the future management OF
The roal. Adylces frum LRs Tuuos report 1nat tho
Gayrtso1 there Is suffering lruu waEt q! pro-
visions, and auIlously looking for convoy with
supplies from Puerto dct Padre.
The insurgents nrt com1utIic. Errat dcprcda-
tions In the santiago, Puerto FnHc2e sud Tr1o!1aa
tDnGdtctions
, 1869-07-31
PEORIA.


Tho xyntcr Syorka-Proroscsi tsinss
Works.
PEoRiA. July so--A de!rRaston from kaakakec
arrived here. yesterday 10 Inspect oas water
work. Thr NoEkg wcrr lChtett, amt they ex
rrrskcsl themselves highly pleased win the result.
The citizens OF kaEkakee salk OF atopung slulsf
TuskA -
The Nc.ssA All three bso.hers, were hcrc from
fAAaFic, 5tstestlAy. TO i1ke proposition Tor r.
sst,I.h!na RtAts work1 IN thta city. A committee
Was arroErtr' 10 conttr with therut and scc II At
fznFrz1shiA could In HAs3c.
An unknown tnnn tell from 4 Euntsoat mar E1n-
yaun, anh - titoNur<l, Gu Wednesday nlRht. lie
entertained OF foul rAy. Tho btrtF Rnd tho Money
wsrc, 3cttct.iay Gaosrtng, found III Ftxht.
, 1869-07-31


NEN6TAEER ADSIHI18tE4 AGESIh pEARHosN TIyt,
IRE 4EILp1SG.
4Ss 10 stexses for TEE TnHrSE
at osr foEe<f sstss. aka uI-a f daA Dolly. wss.a st
-AthfAiy .ftvsJdpfr ka31-sse IL AN<rt1 sbltA.
- i0xeH E'rts k.tsmasJo ay rHush<r q papers
, 1869-07-31
Kansas Railroads.

A1ru1snS, E1asas- July 5o,-TEc Lc1ycnwor;n,
Atchlson Northwestern nallroad will certainly
t.e completed and IN operation. II connection with
the Missouri Pacnc Road. September !. when cars
will run through IRON Atcflson to ST. Louis With
cut change. .-.... -...-....
An election IL to be held here On Monday to SUBJ
scribe sit,tuu 10 the casAl stock ol the Atehtsout
utIuloDsa L8NTrnce Railroad.
, 1869-07-31

IrTT4tD July aa-The eHoFt ty The Good TEN.
rlarx to ruiorcc the Sunday Liquor Law ttsulteA
n twn Of the in.ofE1crs ecf6tc TIC Foiice o11;e
rIonera felnr a,fackeA and IpaltTeatcd IL the
STREETS this AFTERNOON. bJ so1c indiKna2! hpP.ess'
, 1869-07-31


asrscs-r r,nro,n nonc,,a f,onnr,, Journal =, rhc
oih tIs ~, nnen .atan Ga..r,i,r r.i,s =.
Sia fs.s ase H., lily c. az ~ ~
1a.t swn 5erps Whit Wa. ,nouehi Of The nrpsn
,n,s 1ast ~. ,T ,r M,,nr1 nne sttsseo;in1 roee
i n"r Stu, "n1 ths, thrr vii Ie m J1e IN.
rosnsr y,elt1 in ract they ali think that Ne 1tu
~ ~ -. H. is,.rst rnrn cYrn cycT KNOWN in In
rot,ntr. t,nr faiI what vas never lNi;er and tic
Wild was FOOD. Spr1rr wheat u utmost IN co-
ffrr fa,Iurr. but little was sown."
The ifuouui. l.rtutit.dn OF the 4sth SAYS: "The
prospect 1ur corn is doleful enough ASA cron It
II failure: VET With aycrs-c weather Tor inc baj-
anrc Of he season.. Inorr bnshcis oi co7a VIII ue
nrnducrd thAn tte ,tt<cn,1ts ee1 arr M = Willing Ia
n,,t, r. intnr twn sou,ncrn t.srs Of tnxntnps nf
thIs coaui1. ,hc earn and otccr cruns vii he fair
OF Of a. enru eron NJ '5 WHY rveu ps
much: hut II ts too early IN the reason To- deter:
mine thg thte u Gnrh planted aiteI tue sth Of
June. The fai ~hc2s Is far abovc al ascrase croi.
aa ,ne srarsC ya..,cs VII r o'ef 1ai
Ine hsEuaA Goaa'y Ef;T.,t,,r.n q 'nc ~ ss'n rs
III thls part Of the country arr looking 7cr5 poo,r.
Wheat is lru:!y hur ny tic blight OF gcah. Not
iSas s,s Id W far n iur ~ sooi q cro % arSes:las viii
, 1869-07-31
E9P Sal. =,
FOB sale
FIGURING MILL
IN NEW YORK CITY
FOR SALE OR TO LET.

Situated Aveaae G ytthe hvs. .4:laas in tho
c1ts !ef tis' tEa he Ell has seFea ru1 Of spst.
assns;r e =; a:wc.: - esss tsses1ltis1 .1d en-
he aold ea4y md II Low fkurf Ntl oo ut
70 setd ienanta u = ts!t rrls Hdz!trd tie owccf
Wa,Ad tt1 L4Rty wGo Ia II gSic.eEctt AceN.atAnt
snd tnzness n.sa. 10 eu,ld snlo onethrd la.ercrt
Provided he oined By aarher cAp.51e af purceAs
thGsa f. practical .uii:e1 cl u1doua:ed alisy. with
, 1869-07-31
rhrcc rcrsoux p.ouucd.

NEW YoHk, July oo.--Ar. Meier. Ct t1ls cKJ.
bis Mite, and young lady whose natac could lot
hc nsccrtalutd, employed as Eoscrpess IN the
family. wcre drowned. Inst evening. while suIlns
at Southampton, Long Island Thu bodies "esc
r!cl ed IN Oh the zhpst this morning.
, 1869-07-31

EoeKL.Hp, Me-, July so.-Las. night burglars
en.errt, The store o! L. J. Dls1 Co. Flew open
thr safe, and rot 500 IN curreacs. As there Was
ssan IN tonds Ia the Esic, 1t Is supposed that nc
burglars were a.aS1ned before the coElplcisoa OF
their 1oo.
, 1869-07-31
SplJus

F4lLCRE or THE CAKLfEr MOVEMENT,
MA1Rtp July 81.
The Ca1llst movement mar be regarded u uay-
lug tiied out.
M1kISTEK EICKLEl
General stckIes has gone to lagrange to present
hta Credentials us United 6tutes M!nlsic. to Mu1-
shAl 6CrTan0.
, 1869-07-31

E1AIR1, y. July sQ-TFo boys, ahout IS years OF
ace. attempted 10 ron air. Euecne uudcrnil., aear
Nayer,cy+ yesterday afternoon, in brnad daI1ieat
lie was driving along tile roai Ia his carnage,
when they stepped him md presented pistol al
his head, and dImAnded bis money. Thes thea
frsTtG.
, 1869-07-31
lsr,tc,ous Editor Thrns nstcd.

lrrra,n, Juiy aa.-1Iev. Sanford IT. llalhctt,
F1t,r Q! The Chiiat.an Ah"e'f. WINS tatatncA laat
r.cn!ER. ~ snrnAn IlAv, hon ol thc ea!lrStot nt
Acd fAthcr.
, 1869-07-31

IorIHkEE.r,H, IuIy c1.-Tne American Pff :.
lcg,cai Attor,at,pn ADJOURNED tt"f d. so-nay .an
2G, ik7o, SaluAtfc pathological !iurarJ has hccn
ftrscutsI tU tho nsKUcl3tioh-
, 1869-07-31
&nrsz nf TEln nDCTRnCCs

n,sGnAun,s.sN. +, Jul. lo.--Ine Grand d.
portinn Of tho State Of New FORK ail]oEtne'l nssI
Two dAys' Rccfct ecsslen. ftcPoFts thoH Y1ep
male and htssl fernnc members IN the tlEbloua
under lis Jurisdiction
, 1869-07-31

i&tporta from various POINTS,

i Iseports from Yurioup potufA.
r-,,,. % ThE sok7n~EsT esskxaLLr.
i!shed The su.stsn,s. Ut replies 10 questions s-t
y them s1 Eet.!niorH,e,i parties throughout sae
aia o. Mssens ,6 Mnpesot End 1oS The
q new ar tne f7owstns crops looking. rhes.
!s ,a,s s. i naTsss: kf1y f to - re
have hts ieen 9a%at Z, Is ths7e "asn aay
~ ~ iaea snk as,s.s ,,e no n1nea ThfM ~
acrare nudsr What Ill Va t1tat.r X x % ~ sae
Jta5 .., ~ ' s' - :
rarmnd 9 donEns }S r. 1e .ae nsoes numbered TO COZ
e>'''N Jam @A sW.e W;.esn:in.
g. a'0a1 Ut Ht q M TaTy h7ss ~
two TeeSs iates: - 10: 10 wacat: 81 Annst
| Eainc.
a. kiboura c;s5mc9 Generally well. wheat - q e
Wet Sot intnrtnls- ~ .:,ons. u NJ wheat
! here. 20 Wy hat 1nore-
M b,tDs- ,ts ,nI Ma,lG1 ,n,nraa naa st Soas IT,
| ~ial hGt sctt. - As,oat tIe Fatac.
- bsoahean-sN a Wheat 1oo1s ~. ~ T~o Weels
A1st15 so!a, ta} - Ahont Qnt1 dhc sa:ie. .,..-.
81 TEo TO 1aTee xssks .a1estnaa ns'.1 Itsln
~ hnpd d ~ A:Sa. ,s;a lo oasaei' % 'os "Heh
Mon@o| Whe; n:t ns:s5 e';sT; , eS prospects
see ~ Ent nit1ch * t..,,r xnrsI. VIII XII
% More: - .,, -
- n:1 ~ hod @ so,n 80 n:s :n su En- Gu s. ~ y a,
5,s xess: as d Ct: 1. gs =, eaa
!I1: =, VEs'T az g! aes, 10 ecsn- "a Auae-
% SSas = IT, XII ri set: g S5s Ss: August m
1cf. somewhat q 70 atock lIere. ~ Some
| eoH.ing lotHa1a; ~ Slcfe tean esef. ~.
| Lols K0Ckm,tl3 ee-,3 uooa- 81 I"o wees !aae- 8,
| e1la out. y, UEe-tns! ntost.
Naat esh4-tu GenefaI's well ~ Later than
| ~ NtsriE a11 1nAEkttrf g. Lcss.
| &A7ouEnle-tn Wheat 10uks we'll ~ Later
,maS utual 81 nasn, q 40 'aiu,5. q, At1ut 39o
m sHlVyfan-{1> SeI5 well t+} Two wtt1s la1e.
| ~ Aait,, no njut5. 81 none. ~ Holding con-
H'1grab,s, ig,,ao:; ~ anoua 3t tae salne t,,
I AEeco"2-si} y Htat 'otk6 Hei- {sf Ah5ut ,
HesA , satr. ~ ItA;n, nau 'eI fsahs. ~ -aaoat
ls.tU bcsne4a- ~ EaL iitle. ti stfGates.
No Is T.s IN n II luz luz: aid r eo1n. 1T 81 So5 gp1 uoca g
| ~ Mostly sold. % At'ont fhs Aa me-
HaltdoTIGil srrlns Wheat y ecs1. winter It.,t-
| ~ About 5,tto bushels ~ Eut little on fAut.
| tJi About tile saEie-
! Wanpun.-flj Whea. looks fine. fe> TtR- ~
fek. tufn u.rt}, ~ fIut t:tie. q Iery little.
! ~ Rather EoIe
Fox Lake-li} Well. t2} Yes. ~ Yes, no tnju-
| =. ~ None to} EcFF little. {G) Au0at The
hame-
About Two SteAa t4te. g.! Wet. Cotn Iro,r.
~ About Se't bushels ~ Iut llst.t- 20 About
tng SAINT ~ r.r IA, =. ., ,,, ,,.o
JnnrAE!-sp VEL ~. 1t "a f3s Wet, without
njnIy- ~ e,eeo pEehc4s. ~ coming 1os~lrt+
~ Gfeatsf. .,
| tn,!aEe tHfIn uppa. - y L ~ Aa'o,
no lh1t1J' ~ AoHe- t6} LIT hit!e- ~ AboIt
! thG sauie. .-, ~.
,,.1,n1 mn'ts~a'ce-<!1 Sp!cndd' never Letter. q
, 1869-07-31

MILWAUKEE, Via, Ju.y ta.-A taai namca n.
tolue fTruArt wAs found sfexd !u tho Ktyef, INA
nuIAng. iIo psotstty Ieu In during = 1fauAca
nL
hll morning, Aod UA dcoMAed.
, 1869-07-31

s'o1bRfn ON tho t.,lto l.lccsion-Thr
KrtonAtfnttton I'o}ary u AuCrs~n-
General liutlrr on snc TEST palI,
Qucstion.
NEW YnKk, July .n.-E- H. Pollard, III lcstrr tn
tic sun, oE, the SHgtnia e!rct0n. Aa,1: "rasAlox.
Ical NJ II rnJ nF:"ar. y - nrsrrthr'c.s nersciy
11ur that nj Intelligent pnEly IN tic oUth rrgafi
the yirEiIia election u tnturuga1.c 10 tho I;Iter.
csts Of thr.r srctpn for thr srrr rcatun thai Tho
tcst men III The Sonih lia,c thus tcrn cntl'sl
into of,cr lnd assumed the t1trclac Of ruwrs.
II u The .cfF !csprclatuHs u t'c succcMfl!
candidate that u fatal blow 10 tho
INSERTION that, etncr I'M war, thtrc raa fingered
LII tue t.outh y hort Ut rrrhety1nT something Of =
rn!it!cal ethno! nsd pn'.c sentiment 4lissincufc!5
th,nE iiis u pecnilar Southcsn Gis!l!xation; iao
Abandonment ~ Last, ~ tho Intelligence and tH-
FptctabllltJ nf the t'ti'h d thc hnpc Of rsrcu h4
npJlh!ng considerable from the frins of 1T old i0-
a1ltutaoua, and O! oppnssion 70 tho coatsc
OF reconstruction, looking Tor REACTION
ct dc4lcn!HE 70 let reconstruction 70
70 ihr 1nokt exaggerated e1tfetal!y,
hopic2 Il might 10 dsl:oeI ~
, 1869-07-31
4 CelotcA Preacher khot La tho ruas
rtt ncsaF CartssnEc> Tcuus
From III SaaAsiIA Hrsaa, ,ymluE1,

A AErnticn1an Tho rAatoi through Carthage b3n-
day lAAt tcaruDd WhLo thcrt that = negro
preacher. naued Tom Ac4:!euaod, xhiic bold.
Tug Meeting u . church on Do!ccttl
G1eek. some six Mites 9Tuco CA{tnA1c. list
sstprasy hight. ua& hlp&Auy nufdefed
, 1869-07-31
tFH nCEs

4 GEXEHAL AMNESTY TO De JssCED.
rAR1s, July 50.
II Is reported thai the Emperor viii Issue Rcu-
era' amnesty for political oueuces OF the 18th o
AUEuStx
, 1869-07-31

The Cotton Crop
SATASkAH. Jul5 sa-Repofts from all sections
give yetT favorable accounts Of the cotton c1pn,
, 1869-07-31
JENNINGS SEMINARY,

tFasn1s.ty CLARK HtulAafyh AHrots. III. r.. "
lAU, u lt.4epa a9ass xs<2 ,,s =!
eIA1sl<al Aad orns,nsutA o<xache& 9a1 tTs1'a
e9kRt Arf1H n
, 1869-07-31
MASONIC NOTICES,


WI. g. WARREN LODGE. No. soa, h. F, A. |
Iheft Ria & ffcia sor1nnniesttau Of tis ledge
Ltid At Oriental Ghn. this SATURDAY evening NJ 8
the II. Il. L a. kUkNESUf.
, 1869-07-31
hair GOODS.
To TIE TAnTEq

Aa1aa. ~ T.. Just - = - itou Nsw Ya<k ~lsh
iMs ISL e 81 5ss Ell ba1as ssa.s wy wy
style q K1al Van HstrnM. Also, fae .4slrttntnt
t3tTs - -
, 1869-07-31

%ff<zS0llfc.
n iE<eial comm muEicahen ef CLEVELAND LODGE
5o ~ A. I, s \ II. fktt tsATuHDAf) rrcuinx ~
~ O'Clock. WtEE Gu F. I. degg.r. HI tr!tr et the "
M. zDAS WHITLEY,
SECRETARY.