davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-04-14

An acctdcnt on tho Erie Railway u nov called
one Of FtAk1 cstr-tunas.
Ihcsr II . superstition IN ireland that tne breath
of chlla who never bchetd the fAcc Of its father
charms AMY disease
The Cheyenne L4udsr ssy7 that the men sent ont
TO work On tho Pacific Road coataaue 10 desert Ia
squads, and march overland for White Pine
The inocma returns In the Providence a. u Dis
t-es, for the pszt yeas, show An areraxc tac1ease
ofa5 per cent oErT the yeaE pTeF,oua
Anew oT.eAns Judgo rned lawyer beeause he
presented brief written on less than halt Rnect
Of note rapef.
An cid Tom&n IN France has tuss died md dis.
inherited her nephew because he sang the Mar
sei1iaise IN 1859.
In Artansas By = new law, The county in which
murder u committed u llAn1e TO b tf.eA and
rned t1+0oa
II has been deeaac,py the Princes. Neuara.eh,
header Of fashtuns II TsttA That dErests shall be
s1u lower IN the neck and still 1ougcr In tho sraan
The fact that an American and Rnssian Lady,
hosa ffca, haTe refused odetB Of maf1ta9e from
French hoblemcn, Is exciting remark IN Paris.
The Eaelah Catholics tn Rumc sfo going 70 have
tptc4A service, TO tnplore God for the return Of
theat whole nasson to The Roman f&tsn.
Ao E&1tesn cxch1hze has this <1ratups TN our
paragraph 5esteroaj coneerntng thirteen ministers
who had been SPANIEL In Infancy, for 1aask4l read
sgrtaIted.''
A gentleman invited eight Of htsf.sends to dine
With him 1t Defnonioo4, New York, few days
500 and the hl for the dinner ras over eight hun
dEcl dollat6
III PENNSYLVANIA, to furnish poison 10 any one
With the purpose Of enabling hin to commit spt
eide, u 10 teeome an acccssor! before the fact to
murder IN the rlu degree, aud the offence Is
punishable with death.
nazaesrd Gil h3Fing been found I'd the wntes
II noboscn, and An Account Of the fact been pub
Ashcd mosc titan dozen women called upon tho
authorities. In the coursc Of s1ns,c tfek 10 see
1t Wis not 4 daughter which each one haa ~
Gently missed
An old woman living It Gardiner, Nc, nss
oetn arrested On charge of poisoning her husband
anc hss bad four hastsands Id AL and It Is noF be-
hcEcd shaf sae potsonel evesy one Of them
4 tobacco fair L 10 b held aS Lou,sy1lle- Fv.
June The cash premiums u be awarded
amount t" ~ 1he crop Of Kentucky tobacco
u sno*u to bc tasxe, and the estimate IL ms.
a. 90 hnds viii BE- sold ia the loussy,1a market
japanese eehslar has written rzzoer In onnc,
atana 10 The Christian religion he noaas taa in-
Compatibility Of tbs doctrine OF the F1taerhood Of
God with proper devotton 10 Tho NkAdo aud tho
, 1869-04-14

The following Is the hu to amend the tod!c!sl
eJste Of The United ata1es as 1t goea 10 the Presl
dent:
'tEt /: oaaeztd, Dc, Tint tho Supreme Court Of
tie Tinted States shah heeesfter consist Of the
ctase Justices, any H1 Of whom sha1 constitute =
quorum, and for the purposes Of this act there
6haH te 1ppofute3 H addiuouA Associate Justice
of satd court
@Sxc- = And be Il fustk1 enacted, That rnr each
Of the ntnc existing judicial Circuits there shall be
appotnted Circuit Jn1tge, who ahsn restse IN bis
ftsd5cton therein ~ Tho 1nstate of tne Sapzrme
Cou1t allotted oshs circuit. Tha C,rcats Courts
Supreme cuszS 1laus1ad to MI Ctrtn1> 1t 81 tAt
Sitept 5atEe o5 tae Circuit o. by kne psstttst
, 1869-04-14
FATHER MMABON.
His 1nprtnoRfnefat In Tornnto-Lor-
ter oa Vicc rrealdena Coltax to Soc
rotary Fish,

... LAsAxEr7y, Ind. M.r1h IL teea.
Ro% NAsr~ t1lfaz, ries 1r.ss.~s er Dc Cra.d saxat
#aaasnsso~ Cry:
as19i ~ PEP PSI s.: A. ths .ets.loa ct r.,
one Il ny itev insa IA p1n.ptef e pe aey rou 70
= I; 5fis;: g .e r. Is %
r. time q e Fcniaa deoastn.lon md ss 6nal re.
sS1da e s il M.:ns2 .s
& q Ses r Pl: 4: r..
,ho.sh II e.iisase ahoTs bat ~ aaturc Il b bud
& iii Il Is e., R!t9 e. a Il ~
t!on. deT1a II ncer>ss. thereioI imply to 1eeal
IS :s 81 I, L sgs ssss L sss9 s ssas 81,
~ to the ssaadns Of FAhcr MeMshon cutta ad 10
saaess .a a 9 'x Cd = =
t. ~ e. ase 81 e
e ff & 1sr ~ & Ss rs aa
TRoa UspIsvoop.
ax9LE OF sCG. oo1xAx.
7rU PaKs1ptx7"1 CHAxnxa,}
re: e E. 5:sa 81 =: - y IT, : ''s
~ Z ssase> nd esay ii NJ & ha
Hs ~ .ss, sss s'ha sasrn Ss,o. r
souss. very sxul!, scHr11n co1rA1
A6. tV&$A2 &EE4ET4HT
VICE FHxSIpENT'E Cl4& &HKn
WARRINGTON. AAfrh t. lSRf
Ees EaAslto~ NsA, GnefvAaFY Of 1so4<;
Taos Tndc1wood IA. d Laf.yssse. id s.tint ~ y
e rsseas ass
on h{e sentence .tirsel participation IL The tuvs
t3an q Ctnsa IN t hce 10 sr4se that The House II
Hsrersent.tivss cf thc Fotet' 5ensrs faotion of
ht 1cpsrse stse. HoEA H. b. O:th. then I'D row
Fasm6sr et 70 Committee On Postlto Aslf. unsa:
.Hiattstton The p.re4s "a the subject donhtess
-, Fe!a ~ cxa kno*l5ase s.n snaos.s Il that xr
tes whne eitirtn 4 lSh!*ns. Anhnpsh ION 7ictr4s
Canada, his tfnda !: hone tcrvr 10 the tyth o{ hs
Et4ssntnt fhat hH ~ta not p-et In tits55 eapeitv
II I'll MT recollection u that he elapca "a bs thtTr
only to samintssrr the rsas q his ehutxh
Even though thta MAY hhFp hcszu doubted hF tfr
Cear .1a tuFy .h!ea IND md sent1nesd lila, i! -
}sr. l7Uhahlr II a application werp nae u Tic Brit
sh t'ox eTnnsnt The unnda d hunaaaitJ fes h -
ltAst. Eould not now Be denied md sha opinion l.
ensthtct hs The recent dchArsr al many Mho h.d
1sn6 ~ ~"- ~ 49,
lnnee7ely h9pc that FOO VIII fe 1t liberty to rce,.
nfnd 70 TIE P1eadent the appl3eatiop In IAthcr Nc
hare The hooor 10 hr,
Very respectfully your1 5cur11n Co,rAx
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THE MINNESOTA TRAGEDY.
Funeral of tho Vfttfms-Ihe nnntnr
Visited BY His Reiu1ayr1.
From kAs 81 EAduf pytss A1-r,n

A FFv l6fuN Anfff fns4f, hInSf~
oitbe CAV fani}r nn1 ss9ara san lH9es4 obseq1le
arrived he charrS raa f.d nnS : ne @ pEocessiot
remains of esab M II encias~f ~ T., tas @ saea Tn
coma, sad thosc Of he toosaer rer, AZ 80 mnna 70
heassa from saltwater Tbs ths rn{3ns Hoe ., u a.
thIrs fq,shsE - 4sons 1oloT1n9: The father
and ,s~as en ann,1es n.Ness " lae insann nan
conps1led The remains i'2A.sas' in ssF1. ~ ~
nTtna ~ .ho rbrrrh ~ ~ ue.sTpeE ant,as 0n af'
ia:o H. husrs nv an' 1,s ne e2o9s wefs ~ ors
txo children On eiineE side of .se no.se9 a. s ~" +,
fben eon, ,ucte5 +. Ps1 ~ GStnonsf5 FeFt
that hn man ron.o}.tao1 1raae E4net ne sAl
PAINFUL wa. 1nasa1lns, I'D % ue. t. paiat 8, % =
d!stressed lii rer..s rtss a,site e hee " N; e
I" tuIte Mn him Il /. Lori Prayeq TRisE mra
cutns rere then lp;a!,td ssu rs ~ pn,ose. ,s Iae
The PROCESSION Te1l r. - nv az 1o 'sees ~ and
isset iSsss@sts; .hsss Il IS asss oes . eas
nofheE '"o ~1'"'eA oA eaca hae OF The
Soon after ths d..a had ,x>eo m. .>.xo.. .,
s&h g f.1e eEoth.s I'd s:fei, ter wsst esi % tss Ss
esnnof Be buried WIRE he eSceptsaF FSl a. twn s ~
the brothers 10 had seen none Of them s1nr ~ y.
mosnlag NOT upon .hleh 10 committed sas a1tni tra m
hs Incarceration ne beoatT Sheriff s nr,ceds ssasg
.he .sItols fev mo1asnts aad iniolmpea p'es srs1
Ing to eee him. lie at ouce became consiticraiIy
excited, md ralsing himself M ho besrsI to r.
frieased ffDn bis 1ettefs ~ ~
He spoke loudly md IN an excited manner
heKged that hss ietter9 might bt renanTe+f and
seemed to haze the Impression that toey nera
GninH to bang him, a. lie parry sf,nroachrs hi1s
through the corridor his eyes slsfei n!ki;y. sd sd
he looked much frightened. His aged iashsss an IN.
chee1A shook his hand anecttouatelT Ind askeJ
:" Do 5oa know me, Jim y lie replied a Ye4
fon Afe father" He was a1sp QUESTIONED ~ 10 ~
Identity Of each Of his brothers and sIster5 anh
5ew neRhhors that bad a1so bern aslfnt,tcti ani
be named each as they ADVANCED and shonS nnnds
conscious or what ne h.d ,nno r. .,u - ta9 *a3
a1rl' He also said thar be Tas sorTr anf; thst ~
"ould have to suffer. -- Az
By questioning, several answers ve,.e .,n-
rom him, Mhich he gave IN a Wild and e1c1tes,
nanner. Tie repeatedly exclaimed: Al dane tSs
deedt done the deei. done il In caot lima; ~
Hfa father aakcd: "Jt1u HpyIt ro,, II !, ~ -,
home - and the prisoner tyclstrued. - ~ ~ :"
ing to hel1; thata Ehere i an cninp - W.hsr ~
asked Why be did the deed. he sill. ~ .,ssas
OF my lffc that moTuInr: 1s1y sfnck IooreS sa hsS
everything looked I,th sna Ea1fa, - 80 +t*t
out Of the eoaI' He repeatedly e1e,s,Mn ~ sHsH
cant 7 repent; / canT reMnt
TpwAIu The 3ntter nart ,f tho 4o..-,.u
them m 40 II Torfrw ~ - .Asts AH1 !zls1n8
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1he following paragraph nppc,rea in
washington letter in our issnc Of March N
q, d. s.nneman @ I'D laxrer, high Ia 1he esteem
n,oa.45 asadsed niase n sbe ss1e Sno ~, unsa!;
sened tae rsc 10 r. - 'n,.'s a.. the,sto because ho
mls'ec In favor or this hedsiTahanfsa f' = >sa''
eome'hing si1niin1 to this appca1ed;sa the
Washington correspondents Of the cinciu.
nut t""',"s7ei0l, IN which, We belerc, the
nAmc Of tie Hon James F. Wilson. ed
Iowa, vas mentioned as the eeuurusn
1tfe17ed to.
We have sec7 letter from pces;,,ent
Grant, IN which it il stated TIM. Nr Wr;,.o.
~as invited to seat in bis Cah;na, md
that he (the Presilent) deen1v rcr.o,tss
that Mr.. Wilson, for reasons Of Lis ON
was constrained to decline II AVID f,,.ha.
more, that he {the Fresideut) knew no,b;no
,lsn,t the 3fcaarratan c1.;,, .,,,hot :, ~.
nu figure in The c.se,
II is well known IN Wssh;n,rton +tst A.
N'iis,n Ias rendered t,y uenero, Cant w.
Office uf Secretary of Ssato in ,ha n,;,;r.,
construction of hia Cabinet. and th,t ~,
appointment OF Nj. Waah,,n,na ~ 49,
piaee was intended to l,e merr1v ,,,,.1,
u1ria:sry, the latter bas,no hao,, ~.
viu,.sly bookod for tho Frs,rh ,,;si.s
Hnvinr been nuc,;octes1 and crram.. :.
Secretary, Nr. Wsshburna nne1nec,o;,lr ~
tcr.d u,pu the disclarcc n tbo ;7rt;e. -
tho ofliee. Mr. Wilson was TINS nI,ce, ),
verv embarrassing portion uh;ch ha =.
t1nrcd M ,o,,, =. ha ;1aarrad ~ ~ ~
~. w., ,1;~r.;,~.s, ~ -. ns.ene VIII
II, then 1ec,n,a ,ho nov;s.,,, ~ so .1uo'
c,rrcss;n.. however 1,;s n1.,ss.a';
1encc in :ho sincerity md ooa,, ; e.;ss ~ su ~
1t1'' 6DoA 9atA u L0e
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ready been marketed At Haftiuas from 1,so)
70 1000 pounds a1e taIen pr d4J- ~ NashE1lle,
" halE5 County, Shefo have been Shipped from
I,eoo 70 9.too poandS per dry during tho 1Ast ten
qa5s, IN MeaaJ - Minnia A VeszaontftA', 1,oo9to
. !.axu poonas PCT dxy; u Charlotte, 1000 10 100
ana tne so8af EuAktH very buy. Tho uado In
s1 - III nos D. is1ge for ten Or tNesre days tho
lsc according 70 quality, wnle nste It woald br:uy
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A falso heart has heretofore been the
rshin objection to admitting person to
ehrsch-membcsship; but the Bishop OF
New Jessey now ruisos an objection 10 false
hais-decsining to Lay his hands, for con-
fr1nation, on chiguons which srs no. indi-
rennuS.
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REAL K6TATE 1RABgfFR2.

WNr4ntee deeds CONVEYING city .ud z,b
properly, WITHIN seren mics Of tae CONT 1
nled f0 record .ou ThutsdAy, Apru1s:
F.tney r. 1ss # q OF Archer ruad. swfn Il
x1c0 =; Aprtl ts-Fnncis AeNabb to
Husi5at * . Il 5 Il cest;e Il, v i, sl1is;
II; April 1a-John BEseht to Simon c.
MichiEsa ~ - II d Of sixsesnth 1t. VI az
16l1 It: Apd 1o-Butdic,, 1'ead L Par
fer to !hns. yosser----.-.=...-.....
Wsst 1is5 asai'e9 4 rs !; ,,:t1a CO. q as'.sd +
AyleswoIth to r. & Warner. -....,,...,,-
GroFc st, TN It = Of 9erenteeEth st, " I, 20
3n r: ApI1 -Bsdget NcSaty ct ST. to
Leland 9 Ai1ef. :,................:....
e; Fsht Vi ,ss-Benry B Payne . John
Rdge1tie Road, i It i Il 'Iii;Rii IcRe;nol,;s 81
e4x1oo r; March sr|ohn E. Petllunc
Knbie i, ii II 81 sixtssnsa It, y /. 4cs1ao
I n: March a5-Thca. p-Sayder Ia Eliza
ben A. R1ackie. .....--,...,,...,....,,.
secoad St - Il Of Pauiina i, t, s4xlso6
e; April 1s--1eo. Kalser to Andreas
Blue laiand ~. ne cor o1 Leonis st se I,
Triangular lot, mex II, running to IootuG
e: Feb. 17-HenIy Il Walker 10 william
Sherman s. sisE Il saf Harrison Il al
10 s5.1ooxl16 It: April e-D5niei WcbsteE
= to Ella Mitchell,
ehsr1nan &. 20 # Of Van BuFen It II,
x3tSoS ;o eSess ss,1c9 It: April e--DAnlel Webster
= TnDns,sasss saes & s1s;, II oi western II
" + +s1ls3 r; Feh The Brighton
"a, % Samuel ". Beg. ~".>..-........,.
=; .lxErh o-Janes VI, II to Christopher
Dtcner It, 10y II of OAK q. T. sis;o;
MfsxvIi r. AvIi la--A1oerr Crane to Christian
Courage Grove AZ, lis II :: 81 Inirt;,ssc.
ono g 81 esx111 II: Isn- 3-Es1e /. lied
st1oa 70 Eli He1strntr1 1......,.st.,...s. 1.
butternell ri, ~ s-1o It n ot ThhtJ-dfst 81
81 tsSig Me- q g. ~sta s nscss; April Reuben
NAhata av, e.o g i, OF Fourteenth ii. WI
9sh 9zi.oh r: Ap7a a-HenrJ Vsre,and to
e,!fp !psspn = Tay'or. :-..:.;................- &
H; 3o 2; March 2s-Wm. Greene 10 Bent
VEST Jackson 81, e;o n v Of Renntn st:f
t1ofaSs IT, KEN T.: Arssi 'o-Henry H. walker
Cologne st, Is q Of Fort il. Il v ss1;ss y
Z; ,nn hnnt 1s-Be1nard o'Reufey 70 Michael
rosquer st, rs II Of Desp,aIne. Il ~
oFshssa j. d sena az !. i; sixst; Il: L.
<,ssP sAPns 1s-.Loa.s Hieds 10 1oha Ksi.ef..... 1,
Church st, 81 # Of Wisconsin st, v I. stx
Ia3 r; April 19-George Hagen to Maefs.
Cottage Gross =. rs 4 = Of Ihiisy.seeon.d; .
g g. r,s?9 :; @{i1o +: Aptll ss-Esse Hedseom
west Adam. 4, lse Il y ReuDen st Il. sss g.
: g IL: Apr' a7-Henry II. Walkerto David
Rsanso st cor of Muiijs:an 81 v /, :ssio y
FIG ft; Aug. II, 1sGs-Sheparsi / becTett
TO Cdton Rolling Mil Co.. Co..,...
try st. Aite q Aols st v {, 94Al9s t.; Jan.
l-Nm. Gastacld 70 Isham Conso :r.....-
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The Boards Of Trade OF the cities Of
Ghieagn and Milwaukee are about to meet
(hy representative committees) in joint con-
vention to consider tho practicatilty of
securing cheaper frcights to the soa-
hna1d
, 1869-04-14
Maple sugar In Michigan.

fFpA t"f 7Et3s0" t&K71J e13ssE73t df{R II
The MaFle SuS4r crop throughout The atate win
be = large one The reatner tor the pat fonrteen
dasa has been lust right to stve good run cf the
material lor bo1tnE md mailing fnst l1te xticje
Ilref FatleJ Raitoad inform nj that IN E1,fy And
Eston Counties considerable amount as a.
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a'kne % T1l' no doubt. soms da1 do, bor
COLONIAL dependency, and pat On the energy
"oo enterprise OF a FREQ peo,,e.
, 1869-04-14
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIS.
TRICT OF ILLINOIS.
Chill For . RcpubllcaA Conventiop,
ftoN th1 Gatkna leaefse toras

Csa11 For q HsPublicaM Comventiop,
fSoss thx Gate.a Gasess, 4praa
The Republican COMMITTEES for this C,nurrs.
stonaf District met yesterday, II he HoTxsu
HOUSE, u F!eepo.t, 70 X upon i time and plaee
date for CoaRrrss. Nj. Caxy. Of % nar1ess, VAS
called 70 the chsis, and Nj. Smith, OF nR1e, was
Appointed Secretary. The following call 1as aSfecI
uron: w.
KxrCHlIrAN CONGRESSIONAL CONTENTION.
The Republican yoteea Of the epqpt1ea eoxnpos-
!ax the Third Congressional District OF the Sta;e
ol illloo1, Eli send delegates to convention to
= held = Freeport, u, On Wednesday, Mar "a
1872 u u oclock M, for the pa1posc Of choosing
e4Adtdkse for Coauesx
The oassa Of REPRESENTATION Kfn be cue deiersaA
1or each so rotea cast for Gen Graut h 1885 aud
one oeleNste fuf each Fraction equa3 to nur-ha,l
tnat nt1!nbef. The several countcs viii b. EN-
Killed to representation a foH1NB.
, 1869-04-14

l-.-7.
aoed Of MAJ with proper rryerence IN, r,nr
In Toledo, young mAn withdrew fnom , r,,+-
~ A engagement, when tho fitted dam.el weu,
~ oln Wild caring knife and pist1 and r.,,,
feg near edecting MI utter demolition.
honmlsA tae fAnaons lL9uot OF tna Caluaucks u
uecnlsa 70 bc certain cuse for diseases or M
@MsA Hs made b. fef7aenung mare = or camel, =
ME George Gctz, member Of the family IN
hamAson, Ontario, who nere prostsased sbout ~
"eeks Nnce, rom eating PORK oontatninp trt.tf,M
Ttratts, died 4 few dnye ago. = 's'<'''A
SAAayof frasofe, Of Emlsa n r. WA bas,y
iHtused 1t l7tcs1on rA, Last week By au exotoaio1
seoA hnne Nh feared That he viii 1ose his
IeuA ihsee other petsons were Aeye,sls bgrntd
| ss the sa1ne time. 1-4"1@e
The cArttttdn Fteor1er, the orpsu or the af,1~,,
Aethodht Episcopa3 Church, ssya Of the Ch1rrh -
represents, thai It numhcza full 200 ooo menhe ~
oHns property 70 the amount Of ta,ooo 900, nnd
esandA ready to Join the Methodist EpIscon,l
church On terms of perfect equality.
Inc cincinnati GaztA or the 18TH Apmma-3,as
Me ee.s5 escaA Of the Gay previous u follows; "A
J nan !Aalq stabbet another tnan Etahbed. 3 nan
1atauy shot, woman burned to death. m inf,nf
murdered. a Suicide. another a7sn 4tah,.ra and
drunken man breaks hts neck" "Ch1ca1n." I
oeelates, must lock 10 her lautels,-
| A Young tnan aa&et ,,,n ,.s@ !.
| let hin soend The av-o,,,r ~ ."sJ sse "oa,o
AnR1ny ftpbet1, 'thsss rhat wuntt' ~Why. ~
mean hi. .r~r,r, ..,s - ~ lna4s' asdaE
canr u.nDn.r ~ ~. e'ao - S'esn5 ene' Wien
In I;ato,, nna.s 80 go, ......
George ws,t,,s+s. ~, tsss neeA' negro. named
~,,r supposed "a af tn&ane. Cred
win shot gun into bed occupied BY nIs fsther.
,.u -. ~ ssSs'-A!u4a6 Iuf nf8s t#o, sAad NOR
.SaJ Noanalhg inc uther. He then set the puld-
iaS On are and rushed Into the street rnern af1e-
much difficulty, he was arrested. ~"'-'
In the Dead Iu,er rra1on of M,,n. . ,u,,.
driver. ar a,1emnttnt ~ .%,. - : ia1aoer
setf,es,, .,no .es oese'A a4Ss 70 reach
s.'Iehs~ eaine TO astand-ss11 on theI border Of 4
pena' -.as W Condition ot the Ice zenae7ed In.
passaliu, and having nothing toy snsS s,,,.. -.
ho,yea 1..ta r IN n-1e,no- . 49,, ~ lse kHea MS
N ,,tn - ,,,r.tta. ~ r1' 'a+nes taaa allow them
~ as ~ sIatsAuon.
ln Senout aack, Germany, there Il 4 rooted houza
wht~., Is 10o5e than MILD in l.npth r. r..s ~,
DR., ne t,,tcr nr.r,.1 ~, - - A. - usea LOT
, 1869-04-14
Crops.
AFNPs~
pari<ss County, Ind t4frt!6 Correspondence u u
Aeft Gr1rl.s eus.al y :.

pdriees County, Ind IA Prtl6h Cryes1padt,x If tAe
-Nfr lSony CbruHtYr,al
The winter crops still fook well ps,t1cptxstf
wheat Judging froru present ln,ittatqas wt Win
bars N ahGudAat Yield. Our coenty has long
teen noted for tts eIrelleucY - q Nhtas-xTuwinE
eouniy, AMI as far Is abundant Yield aud plump.
IN Southern Indiana, The fruts 1t shla writ,pg Is
uneniurrd, and the prospect tof III Abuniant NEIL
"a cncout1Gne- On tho whole farmers have en-
Ety reAsdu to be hopeful
Fyeu tA Jachaoa {XieA> Ct.i=rn, April Il
Accounts on Ill hsads tst1 ns that the gtpwtax
crop Of wheat Is looking rrst-rate. Tue winter
and spring hare thus faE been veE1 farorshlc to
the plant 4 Eood soaking rain would NOW bring
It forward rapidly The plant Is Feu roosed,
strong and healthy. About o1c-quartef of the
faEt cror ct What u now II tht handa o1 the
farmers: very email amount MS hauled 10 mar
ket during the last fourteen d2yk, on Aceornt ot
the had condition OF the wagpu fcA.is and the low
prices The Millcrs and dealers hare made the
most OF their purchases Of the TURNER'S that had
their Nheat In stoyr On The Line Of The taileuasl.
, 1869-04-14

The Toronto Telegraph Is Indignant over
the fact that many Canadians are moving to
this country. II asaerta that the Do
nlnlon offeH better business ad-
vantages than the United States,
and saragely declares: sThe man
who gives up situation here for an un-
- certainty in the States, is a fool Did h o
know when he was well of, be would re-
"mafn where ].e il" The Canuck Journal
'ss should not attempt to resist the inay-
table. Migration from Canada will con-
unue as long rs il ahall remain in provin~
eial condition. Lot him advocate inde-
pendeuca. When that ahall be accom-
plished. the people Of his section viii
have leaa motive for changing their resi-
deuce.
, 1869-04-14
The Season In ScW England

In most ra1tA oi New Eng,and lie season this
spring is veEy backward In the southern part Of
Sex NAn1ahlte, not more than forty miles porta
Of this city, The 1eld4 tFc mostly covered with
snow 5ei, and thc farmers ssJ they haze mere.
knowu spring when the KNOW tnclteh &c s,owty.
IN the rictutty OF DsnbuyJ, y. Il, the Gnow On
"Wednesday of thtx week ms ataous three fert deep
On leve1 and IN souae places thc dstfsa we're ten
st. dss =, aa a e some ss It. oeioFe ~
work in the northern ard central parsA Of New
England In Connecticut thcre has been bQt little
near New Haven ssc reported Is hare coumcaeed
paowtng their nelds Tor sowing and planting.
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, 1869-04-14


Ely i. Parker, Commissioner Of Indian
Ansifs, is the wal1-kaoxn Colonel Parker Of
oenerd Grants staa daring tho war. He
u an 1ndian, Of tho Seneca tihe Of the Biz
Nations, educated, accomplished, and pos
sessod Of strong naturl powers and capaci-
ty for bnainess No better selection could
have been nade. Most of tho local
and minor appointments now Le-
ing made. are made on the
Recommendations OF the Senators
and members Of Congress who are sup
posed to be most intimately aeaaaiassd
With the character Of the appointees, aud
who arc tharcfre, in the main, politically
responsible for their success. There seems
to be no doubt that copper-Johnsonism is
to walk the plank with all duo despatch.
President Grant doubtleas feels TINT, while
tho new bFoons many not in eyery INSTANCE
sweep clean, the old ones certainly will aot,
We do not doubt that ha will change the
new as promptly Is he has turned out tho
oil, when the service requires it.
, 1869-04-14

me tneteorologteal reoord for Ap.tl Il; tses- n
sipnrsed by G lanugutn, Js.r opdcian, N Eln-
insdtute Thc small letters a1c The tsitta5s for
tne Hotas ~veertnR,- gentle" hASh y 49,.
motse atmosphere, +" " rata, )" md e. ErIax,
Hme- Ber. Wind. TAn. ! aa;.-
, 1869-04-14

lection Of the bayonet md alao whether, AFTER II
tA3nt1K such independence, It vii remain as now
With tho Republican party. The tendency In the
rural districts Of Middle md West Tennessee Il
present y towards couserE1tt&n, std N every
ptace where the Republican psftJ Is sos7 b. con.
tending factions the Indications asr tho SANE In
this city It Is doubtful whether the entire colarrd
rots caa ever Sz1ln be mustered for the Repnbu,
can ticket
TIE xr-nr1 KIAx.
It VII be remembered tna& very K13nSent En-.
klux bw NAs passed last summer hy or Stata
Lestss1sure. 1htch- however, MA aInnxs to,au.
uhpet&itfc, as there Nzs no ue179 at the dtsnosal
Of Governor Brosn1ow for The enforcement Of The
act Bat when the Militia bm wxs ps&.ei this
winter. add troops wete called out. the Kn-E1u1
Kan, ns FL otgsuLtxpoa, Wis disbsnde.I, E17tn.
c',ee TO another secret society, strictly pai1e., IL
:, 77ture, but calculated to be exempt nuu the
..-h res whch makes membership Of The Elau i
pei offence under the Law. The new orrzn.xa
* :" II Il expected bI the leaders, will exercise n
poH cr1El tnnnenoe 1t tho ha1lot-box IN 4 1rr.1
mAEncF. Whether there Is enough virtue in this
new society to keep their haods % trnm "sAoot,
Ing trcrs" remains to be seea OF course. thr
names OF The lesde3 and chief men af lbe osy.at
Ea1tcn Are not known to Jpuf correspondent nor
whether Tie ezgan.ratton has branches east Of th-
Cumberland Mountains. but Il il particularly
strong N Middle and West Tennessee. and Etn M
loubtedly seon hAye ra.n!teatlous In ever toNn
in Tennessee
FEEs1pkST GEASr AND rnoar1211r or 7ax
WCN1RF.
The hn7uSufal sddress Of Genera Grans ras ra
&>ivcd WITH almost universal txvur by The eutt.x
people, and VA Of course entirely astt4sctor1 4,
The Republican party. Tho RECONSTRUCTED harc
gt1en up II idea ofh tuEuns Democrat OF quar-
rellng with Congress, add do not Apparently Ak
pees AnJthlnG more rhAn e11ct and evtn-haudtd
justice While theJ sre not Il all enthusiastic IN ha
favor, they appear vel satisfied with the policy
Indicated IN bis tn1agu1xl address,, thxt many who
wrsc eeloee fearful Of 1urthez troubles. arc row
cuUarttng tn busiue6s and settling down earnestly
to repair the loeses Of va. Th!a feeling, howeEes
existed to sor1e extent before the inAa Sora;ton,
bps h1a been morn macked since thst date. The
preparations for planting soush Of vi
art noce extensive this kp.tns 1haa
It any PREVIOUS stue sincc the Wal, snd
The shipment Ct p1ulca and horses shfough this
city for Southern planters. during the past three
mao1hs, oas eSaA11ed $4,000 head, .vaiaei II ore1
s, 600 Although tssxs numbers n1 r7ules zaa
harsez &re shipped and drtvcn through hero every
season. this y tho argcst number cver sens through
In one seasop- Thta y but 1n,A1 sszaH, hot iudl