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, 1869-09-28
CANADA.
Another Bank Dc6nlCntion-rncLfl
IkntlEQAd Fr0iccfa

Another Bank Dc6nlCntion-rncLfl
1knt1F0Ad Pr0Jccts
St. GATHERINGS, Sept s7.-ohn u. Culver, u
broker Of this place, ahec0ndeh Saturday night
taking with him 8s0,n0U or IL, ,0oo. Several banks
nEe.sudefc1a - well as \ number Of business men
OTTAWA, Sept e7.-An application Will be made
NJ The next session OF F1E1iamcut for charter
Tor the Union 1acitlc Hailroad, 10 he constructed
from point on Lake Superior ria the Re<l River
10 point on tie eastern boundary Of Ut1tlsh
Columbls, with power to improve the navigation
leading to and from 3tAny Laxe and Lake OF the
Woods; nlso for charter to Fnn q railway from
remhInA ria Font t;a1T3, to point on Lake Win
ncreR or Saskatchewan River, with power to I'M
Esoss naTie.tton u n" hactstnhe wan: 1ud no
llsh11g branch Of the Bank Of Montreal 1t Fort
Garry.
Discount On American invoices, - per cent,
Parliament has been further ptorogucd 10 tho
11th OF October.
TnRoK1O, Srpf. 3T.-AIbers !. Gould, the New
York forRtri Was before u police magistrate to-
DAY. Ills Norshtp decided tho evidence to be tn.
3tSchxfVeu,
, 1869-09-28
4 DOCTORS BILL AGAINST
SPAIN,
An American Physician seven
Months in n Spanish BnA4iIe-Au
International Lawsuit for 8200,-
O00-Prohnbte Aetxurc Of the spnu.
lsh Eunb0Afs. Ac., dc.

Months in n Spanish I8uA9iRe-3p
International Lawsuit for x2O0,-
0N-PFohnbte Aetxurc Of the spnu-
lsh tsunboAts, Ac.. dc.
From th< Mr. 1-ort #ortt St?:, e.
u. Albert !. Simmons, An American PHYSICIAN,
dent OF cuea, and who was connned for seven
months II Spanish JAIL II Puerto Principe, on
The ehaEEc Of ss*ctnio tdtslota,t,', receniiy a!.
ISea r. 49, u thls e'y hss,ns bsen onsily rtlea*e
and Transported to the Enitesi ssa,es s'1Ds nr,
Se1,e9 snan to ~90m Ss pffoese pf 20 man s
Cubs, e1ses a graphic and Impartial accoUnt Of
b. Ions expezience, ending tn his being suddenly
1atoMn m.o psoa - synpathzeF with the
Ontario County, 10 this Stata, where he was resresi
nd el1es1ed When JouaR man he wens to r. e.
proprietor q the vteksanFg Senfia>l D aod Tas sas
4teFwarla elected Senator to the Mississippi State
legislature Leg Having heen taught medicine, he
mr., orst oi ine paese IN sh:s line q coming
Cuba. where be continued The practice of Id mo
feslion At santiago, and. in the course oj q few
yesfs ,e ne naa ~ 9ss1lnea snsn Standing thas he
eon.tsnt intercourre With the AtspsIth xestsss, *
!ae islsnd, u. si,nmons tn'es eecsme ~ Gys: r.;.
fecsly familiar with I'll their political and socis
af1trs. and, IN pasMng rron them, had the fdynnt-
very wealthy, and e1s constantly 1rac
tsce soon made him quite independent, On the
oreaftnE cut Of the laas revolution Dr. SUMMONS
owing % The dis.usoed CONDITION Il 81 poI.aes a pQ;
Always clurG TO The policy that the oulv taITsttm
lof iuoA N case she succeeded tn throwing Of
the Spanish yoke vas tn.medtate aauexauon 10
the [ntsed Ssaes.
THE DOCTORS Arrest
Deen eea ass, q 4afRs: F1t,o 81 1 10
reEy SICK patient, and nile 1tcfe nffen0nr r. htE
a1t:, tse heass q rnies ss - oeeasas M u:
, 1869-09-28

Tho AvondAlc Relief Euud. nuI
How 1t IL to bo DqsSrlbukcd.

Tho AvondAlc Relief Euud. nutl
How 1t IL to bo D4strlbutcd.
PLYMOUTH. Pa, Sept. 7,.-The Trustees Of tho
Ayontale relief iuna to-day a4,orted p,au for
lna distr!ouflon o. the fuuds thAt reach them The
Each widow to be pad the rum Of ssA tu equal
nm@ntai. nc payments Each male orphan enGa IN
ss~a In the same manner. Children prcr
ths ages mentioned viii be paid Ia
iM Fun not exceeding $500 Five
thousand dullAr1 Ms totrt 10 meet sn-tlsf rases
cot embraced u the foregoing. These PROVISIONS
arc nnde tot aid and relief I'll! the Isl day Of
remainder OF the fpntf Is 70 BE- csIefutr inTcstsd
~ good securities, that Gag be converted into
eash wnen required. aud to constitute I pesma-
nsns 1aod, dis'slele upon The following cases:
fema1otnE tNo-thirda An Orphans Fund From
1Hesc fnndH widows and orphans are 10 receive
4aa1tes's payments until The whole Is exhausted
, 1869-09-28
Negroes Nnd Roman Catholics.
FROM tA< Loxden Aornina n.st S+,,

The letter Of onf Sew York correspondent.
news Of noat tncaleu.shle etEnl1canec. The con.
d!sion Of the emaneipased negroes III the United
Suites has attracted the attention ot the Holy Sc
The Koman Catholic Church .s about to make i
rfrat enort to bring these ouscssls within hcF fok
20 less th2n go Of them are nov. our correspond
cnt iniu.ua us, studying for the prtesthood 1t
Rorpe There ART, be says, certain features Of the
Roman Catholic Ttuat which render It especially
HeN atapted 10 czpttFate the negro Imagination,
IN d It viii he thints oo not surprising, Il large
pOrtios, Of the black population Of the R3uin
IL brought nsey TO the Church OF Rome.
Our correspondent sup2oaea that this viii nQi
, 1869-09-28

Political Arpotntnacnt4-Tele
nsstf 1kntsronil Matters.

x'osattcm Aprotntnicnt1-Telex
nsatf lkntzrond Matters.
spectal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
DH M01SEs, Iowa, Sept q,
Hon ]. T. Lane, Of Davenport, vii! begin a
short eanyass al St Ciait, Ueiuter !, xo,n7 fun
there TO Lyons, pabn4ue, McG1esor, Dccorao
aud Waukon.
A. Tue stecta! request Of tue State Central COM
1ai1tce, Alexander Clare, tt,e colotel oEatos ar
Muacaflne will eIcak to the people Of hts Tnce Al
Davenport on tctoeer 3: Ut kcokuk On the Gth :
denmark on The stE: De4 Motues on the OH. TnIss
Is the hrss coforrd man put the political stump
IN inc Northwest, and 5 convincing evidence or
how fast this world does move.
Attorney Genera! OConnpr will make four
Speeches IN Jackson County next wccs. bextplu4
"a Monday or Tuesday. Times and PLACES to IN:
nAed " the County COMMITTEES.
Telegraph w1feA nave hccn extended IN the
l4es Aolncs Valley Railroad 10 It's turcsion Win
!s- Northwestern, anl tac Office ct the Grand
~'utct1ou was opened foT business TODAY
tc.onel 0tlet, Chief Engineer Of the Des Mo.pes
~ ates ks;lroan. and partJ, LETT hcrc this morn.ug
:, son,rlcte the 1ocat:ou y! the line between the
,,ts ,,,nusan"eshfn ar'f the 1lubugue & Sioux CltS
,!neA n 9'nlt seven Of the thlF1y-thtre miles ra-
. as4n 10 ~ 'ocatcd. When It Is unlsheI, rrsuers
III, '"s,ntsifa'el5 get lhr Enal tied ready for The
..s.,,, nHn ias0ratlc weather, the roau viii ID
rsn,pe.ea from kroGuk to The intersection Of Inc
,rr .'otoe s'oux City lsoad b5 the II, o. Noycm-
, 1869-09-28
Details Of The Uprising ut Bar
ceiona, Spain.
The Tnrco-Egyptian I'm
brog1io.
The Sultan Called Upon to Dismiss
the |lteroy.
DIR. Gladstone to tie Petitioners
in Behalf Of the Fenian
Prisoners.
spain.
) nxAoFhTkATtbKE ARD pIs0KpEhr,

7he ocwa rrnor.. to.a.. -. s.,,t -.
Alarming cba,nr.rr r,.,,,.. .,...,1...ss..s ~
.lttlors,fv IN ,hn ,x,.t,.. .,........,s s.,'
ycty arnrr,1Iv thnonvnor, sn,,n sna sa,t - 49,
arat1 been csnrr,ari In an srmrn ronnt,r r.rotu
thn- 11,e1u ~. m in.urrrctlon.rY dnmonsus
IT, n tasto tr thu volunteer tsoopu nj J.a1c+tona
t1<t Halutstsy night 1t ,Fa, nd hy bo ~
r.ipi Of tic gpYcru,urtt os,,rf coul,nani1ny TIM
volunteers to ,1Is4Fu, snd III st,rtupk uu tho rsr
The local authorities to cntusro tt, Tho gact
thai tho y0tEnteeYB OF Ta1rzRQpa, Hht
rrsesed 10 diaasm previously. Mere auqe5.
l,x imprisonment for the onrilee, was msds .
rAuse for Al additional excitement. In 4 shor
time Eve b1fscadcs, one tul}k hY tho u,,htIt r,y.
ufn, were thrown up. The cas,ncus bar13cstit
*N aAsanitcd by tho regular trt.opa and carried
hy tAtonet charge alter yery dctperate rexst.
asIcc Oh the past OF a tleltnocJh and heavy io..
Ut tttc. during the engagement The insurucn,,
had txeut. .tour u,rn ll,,ri .un 1.-,. $500
Wounded, aud aeycnteeu Fl, ,h.,r ron., .r,ISs
l'rthrrn made rr1hnne.s, The trpons hsh two
commissioned orlccra Allied and scyrra, .o,,i.,s
wounded DstIrr VA. su1nrouen,I1 rr.tnr,x1
A radical republican drmucr.uc drnn1=;,-..
tod u announced 10 II. II ndr IN sTa,trd ,rrtr,,
"wednesday, thr xn,h instant. More troubiast an,
i!cipated on the OCCASION.
4 l.AxIa r1Aw Of THE s11ra4toN.
LoapuN. Hept u.
THE Paris correspondent u tho 1onton f3,xt
-sJ4 tufettkt III CltAan matters Is tncFcaxtnx At
Fst7A, hut the public masG NOT eapec, 10 lesrn
pfccIkrly tho Intercourse &rtErrn Maard and
Washington. There Il ttu1cu1t ranr tn he
psascd IN oidc1 to AVOID wouul,nv snxpysh nr,st.
GFTnt ftFttntn.
NIX. GLADSTONE IN REILLY TO TIE PETITIONS IN
BEHALF OF TIE FEs1AH rKlsokKKa
LoSDox, Sept. q.
MI. Glad':"Ae III s.l'1. tn 1ttltiou for a,sincs-
l. Ia
10 the ttuetn, Tut do;a cot pledge the Eo;cfa-
ne.t TO any particular action on The subject, lie
acEho~lh hgrs The 3ouEaness Of the Judgment e1-
hta'ltca ~ The Petitioners In attaching the true
, 1869-09-28
INDIANA.

"a.s.ot'N s Tor the lscuntou OF tho
ntesHsh Army Corps,
SPECIAL pe'pa'ca to The Chicago T1tpuue
rto orro,t,,,alSh1 lSh1AsAIo1tk, Sept g.
lae preliminary meeting Of ne soldier ~ ~ q
Thirteenth Army Corps Va. heIs th,s s,..e " .0e
TO msle Arrangements for the rrnn,o1 -, ~,
eorps IN this city on The l:,a d.r Of Sor.,,,s.
Ihe loilowipe Executive Commstice xas aeno1gi:
g.; , UeRsials ; As!an,s 1, NeAole! and 1laee aod
Madison: General splceiy, Of USiesns S1, cn;o,,s, q
ntnganrst Of a',,nI a'Gansrors: Genera slsct, q:
Ind; and General Tom bennett q, Tcn,1o,,,l
, 1869-09-28

Murder Of a Negro Ncnf As. Louta-
CnnE OF z1orsc Thieves Dtacov-
cfcds
81. LOUIE, Sent. 2s.-A negro named Ben Aber.
nethy YVES Illlesi On Sunday, near Fcntou. In iii.
county. h5 George 91tssert aou OF George 3wisser,
former County Collector OF thts county. The cause
OF tho homicide Il not precisely known, but 1t ap,
peafs thst they met on the road, when an aitefca.
tion occurred. and SwtsseT struck tho negro Will,
DIS 1st Tue negro returned the blow, when s 6ts-
ser dTt~ Knife and etnhbcd him.
An extensive gang Of horee-hteyes, embracing,
It u MD. several wel.known and heretofore re.
epeetahe cit'zenR has teeu discovered IN Charlton
county. IN this State. Their operations extended
10 au1 across The Iowa Tine
The ,1r1 Eoo.ls store Of ]. Carr, No. S44 Moth
Fourth street. was entered on Saturday night md
tobbed Of some 200 worth Of stlks and lapcy
Rpodg,
, 1869-09-28
SP0RTlHG.
Proposition to Form Flrst-C Glass
Base Ball Club In Chicago.
Turf Itett1s.
BASE BALI.

INTERESTING To EVERYBODY,
4 meeting Ct all citizens OF Chicago who sSe tt-
ttreEted II securing to this city base bali club
which hhaH beat the world, Is called for FRIDAY
evening next, in the gehuencnb pati0t At the
Hf'REs House. Therc should be general turnout
OF leading citizens interested In base bals-znd
Tnnls nots-5or nothing sGOrt OF Au enterp,1ain4
spirit and prompt action viii accomplish Tie con.
snntnas1on 10 teyoutIy 70 be wished. -
INITIALS VI. T10KRa.
:, For tne second time dn11ug ihe present season
rue Mntu4ls, On Saturday afternoon lAst defeated
the Tiger Base Ball Club The game was called at
The eloSe Of the seventh 1nnip9s, on account OF
daskntss, And WAa decided in fzYor OF the MQtuals
The following ID
, 1869-09-28

Describing ihe new Governor Of rugt1:1, a cor.
respondent saJs:
-GoyetrnT # alksr IL . fuxu ~hoee appearance would
attt1et attention xnJwhetes tall Of dr fgurr, nf dig
nttd hea1EF. With 6ue head, tattue1al face ahd
rlt8f1nt mzhueI1, be IL one It whom Etr1nser xus
tek & .E.!n % M .s..a oRan NETTING e hin t. s9s~S
thk wop tnditste Speaking q s5t eecsnink ~ort os
ast ne otha aAr. he cid SA1sd 70 mind What Heu
beu7etasd sadden5y teand hlaseh il high command
ht Was - lmPressed with hs youthful kinks. and
tnet uron he roldles that 10 deliberately dyed III
hAh xJ fer the GOD ot the esa.e 5eee the question
he has !oued the Eae terice uscessss5 h bin political
, 1869-09-28


french patterns Of oss own Importation. tnst re
eeIved: slao pattern han md sieh sInesJ EoodA 1t
MI. Jaet.on.s Par1esr. n wastlnt:en-*t-
, 1869-09-28
MASONIC NOTICES.
.7tfe1affoll, Sir Knights!

rf,ese a Be a sp+ct.l etueta-. q Apa3 CoEnnaaa-
ny No l. 4 t. Al their ty!ua IN thr Aa:1nts feso-
RE. fct nn:k The order RI K Fstttrt 6f
"~ - :" & II. TEEEEA. ReaM1Cf.
, 1869-09-28
NRtv nr1ennxf ftnfask.

SEw ORLEANS, Sept e7.-So further ttdluSs Of
The Trndc Winds boar9. The rouGhness Of the
Eulf c1ntes nprrebenaIons for their asfety.
Mayor Lesthe, OF Jefferson Cit, has resigned
:, The CTrteent ncEtpapeT cstablt1hmcnf, fncaut-
!nR touf.fyfntce Hoe press, mas been purchased
" the Republican.
Collcc,os CAseI has gpne 10 Naahiukton.
, 1869-09-28
Koopmnnachnp,sT Terms.
TIE DtlduaFe Gu.<tIe publishes the following
letter:

Tee DtduaFt Ga:Eae pabll1hes the following
letter:
-" SAN ENASC1=co, Sept: L.
J. y. Earr, Esq, HilmtngtoB, Dxt1uate
"DEAA SIR: 1t Is our Intention To furnish Chi
Eese labor wherever there IL demand Tor It
provided 70 Objection Is one red By Law.
- We rTof0s. 70 Import lab0rtrs direct f1ou
China 10 Eosk Under I've years contacts for {:
to ft2 per month a1d found, The expense
Of btt1K them over 10 thls country, tAx
gate about 800 PEI head and il 70 oe osid
By persons ordering them, the laba1er taithf11IJ
tu.nls his contTac: 10 the close, but after one
nom his wages eAfnest A penalty 1or a1ch act
Security Tor prompt payment Of expenses TO be
depoAted Etth ctr bankers agents, AessfA Lee.
L Waller, New YORK.
"fcuEs, respectfully. ......
t' P. r. KoofxAxscHAf."
, 1869-09-28

un,,,s W! sspt as.-The concert IN aid Of the
afn1n ~. sMnte Caiholie Children 4. the Coll
N m r.s,erts evening. waa attended by over
a,s1 reasohA These Wis chorus Of fouf nun.
t,,se ea so'cea with eighty btass ND trenfy reel
, 1869-09-28
France


TIE u3FEt1LE Nrn1tEE NEAR r1n!a
FAKiS, Sept. q.
The nyttc1y Of the s,ccnt family muslcr an.
nroacleA solution. The to!Hs Ut the father and
The eldest feu have hccn discovered near thu spot
nhefc lhe tGGtets AlI the othu1 c!I!lI1sn were
found,
, 1869-09-28

Tho eep1rtnenhip b the planlns taiu buftoe.s. Be;
tMun T. !. E Rsed nd r y. 61llis ee,.ed On :hs -
this method d thanking The patrons OF the u tot rast
faIuts And solfcts eontfnu Of The 941e WITH
S1tf1nttc cf satisfaction 1t Is II ~ Socta We1E.ts
, 1869-09-28

Time. s:f7'l; 3:i:.+.
=, CIub honse purse f5lV, th1ee milal:
MsNtc lluiitc5 .............,,,,,,,.,
H>n+fn N-F$'S'Sss'sNs's*$ss'-'-sssH""
, 1869-09-28

N stephenson County, Ill.
RipoTT, STEPHENSON ca, Ill, Sent ~ .rb.r.
Has hafd ltost here list night, badI, dams1,re
the COIL But ses1 little Of II IL tree tfptn int;,r4
, 1869-09-28

THUS II Will be Hccn TINT II not
only really COSTS NOTHING the
nrst year, but that 1t cuuscs 1,
large sRr1ng In the expense ol
1uca GECFy rear thereafter. 80
that 1t IL profitable ns nm invest.
mcnt, and bexttltk this there Il
tho incaicufabIo advantage OF
COMFORT AND HEALTH
In having u house warm nnd
frce from dnmpnexs. A few mo,
mentS' investigation at once con.
ytnces any one that he cannot
afford TO build without 1t.
, 1869-09-28
KENTUCKY,
Lynch LAW In EArrnrd County-
tsftdEe E.hbufcF DFoEned-'ELo
loNlhybt1C NnAt OffIcr.

LUHIHF1IIE k'mAt WtFlCEe
l1Sc1NNArl Sept. e7.-on the ed inst, seventy
masked men rode into LaucaAter. Gnrrat>1 coun-
T.. hy.t took a col0Ied man from lal1, and hung
t11n. The lancaster Regulators. a lew nights be-
foFc. Gov h!desi v alter u Sutton aud Ar. Huichtu-
sop, and otteSrd them 10 leave the country.
laeercrt while engaged In moving "a heavy stone
4 i1sr Se T. !: 10 o. the eaa9s, were Knocked od ine
iefl irio the rtfes. Sullivan Was droFfned. tJmf
the other IuAn swAm ashore.
Mrs Lacy Moretead Po.1e1, the newly. appotnt-
Cd rostmislreAt. Mll probably assome her duties
emplo5e.f IL the Post Otlee II Ii sa1d ,hirty.tvo
wL oe fltsmiesed.
, 1869-09-28
Lnbof Reform Conventions In Nns-
AAchu&cttAs

WORCESTER, Sept. 21--Thc state Labor Reform
Convention meets Tomorrow, and promises 10 be
fafge and Enthusiastic
The Ten-hour StAte Convention, called by fac
torr operatives 1t Fail River, was held to-day. 4
Iceoluuon wal adopted piecgtug members to Sc
curr. By all honorable means, the enactment Of 1
law prohibiting manufacturing corporations Of
more thAo ten hours per dny, md calling on can-
lniatts for State o1ctt In the coming election to
pledge thcnBelvea to the support Of such Law.
, 1869-09-28

NExxfAFEK 4prxH1INyq 49EN1n
xrs anfMoffssd 70 fhttsFt AtFeEHtexzs TN THIR
CH. At eur S.eA .n'e As.7. neeHst 10 re-ist 79ze.
Hs&Mfan u ~ Naf5tx fn all NxxQ1{E1a On 1fAoAZISkz
In a-Y ts.s.aa'} IN as C. fr-ri-t. at tht FEs
h.A<T1' &ossak 1ekeet.
OY11cE, e7 uzAxrony-r.
, 1869-09-28

BrFTitn, Sept. :1.-prtncc Arthur ana IN. Car
efnos Etutsa! .! Canada rtkited UufIsio II ns1
tfo!e aoout the city, and luucaed NTH e1.lres,.
, 1869-09-28
THE TURF.

RCEAwAr HI DEXTER,
The Scr York Tfnts Of The s5,o inst. has tho
following III relation 10 recent runaway b. De1-
tef: uur1bG the AftcEn00c. and In the iEtefyaI
between the hcats Of The above race, III. Bonner
drove Dexter around the track for tho Rratiuc9-
!9n !or g, ne & s PIT @ e b:
onds. purpoatng 10 send HIM around a fu! tnt!c
atser the race w.H oyer. While being led around
Dexter sudt!eu!t broke axaJ from the boY VINO
held HIM, and. although the latter stuck manfully
10 hhn, he Gos free from bis CONTROL and dashed
"a at fall speed around the neld. Alarm and con
fusion prevailed AMONG tho spectators, lest tue
noble aofte, who d the equine Idol Of the public,
seond seaqad ,,nlqIs n'tnscl result which a.
direction u The stahEes, be dA4ned with such
tremendous force with his head and chest aaalnst
one o. me doors That be split !. In two and shen
the rooi oi the covered walk around the stables,
and broke the tnlky into atoms. Fortunately, al
this Jcnctafe ne was stopped, ausl On cxam!na-
oIltse q any k1nd: Mt. bonner immellatelJ
osueteo a!m 70 % hafDesstsi to another suikJ,
anu, taking tae reIns droEc him ou to The track.
tMo Msle* 4cTcFal experienced horscmen went
MIC The 1ndRes stand 10 time him. Being vel
clipping PACE rrotte saS ss Rs1tss e Tsns e. e q
Tnn 4me t tfo9na he completed the Two miles IN An
wonderful kDs ot tne Trot,nR Trf .na go,ne e
iastef Il tho present time than he ever did 70 iii
aea n Pqs ay e bear some one
leled iast record Of ai.E." w" 4.s13" az
c,x,.xr Hts1s Hse, At e ese5sSA7h :
miles, sltU: subscription club, s2,oCp-eIeycn en-.
tf1es. he following started:
E1eh.nss
At7 n.,,is:: d.
Time. s:i:I: si:I;3:iJ;s''''''''''' FIFE. :
:, Club house purse is03, THREE Mia:
Ef,S r ~ 1.' '''"-....'--.- .-'.....
, 1869-09-28

,NokW1rH, Sept. a1.-Ihe SMACK Lizzie. from
SEEING large steamer on Mouts1f On SGrday, r..
TernR COZ! from schooner alongside The
xaa.Ms ea Q! noth vessels werc painted out Tue
steanee carried heaty arnAment
, 1869-09-28
9tx1tJ+~

FkRE NrAcISTnE'S CA>E-rRoDABLE ACr1oS OF
TIE TpFE.
....... PARIS, Sept. q.
Reports from Homo tsate that the ca.c OF PER-
t1yaciuthe Will be suhnl!ttcd 10 canpptcsl tures
t,gation, hich will probably result In cxcouu,un1
cation.
MOUNT .ErxA ACTIVE
FLoHkscK Sept. II.
Mount Etna Is IN state OF Elolcnt e.upuon
streams at lava are pouring from tho crater 1u the
Es1dpc.
, 1869-09-28

Arrival of tho Hayes Arctic Exrctai.
tton at ST. Johns.

81 Jo9SA y. F.-Tne expedition Of d.. uayes
and hfadlord, the artist has returned from the
Asct!c he2 torer entirely suecc8ssul IN every o.
kc! atd al well They penetrated the middle
sce y Ha4ch the Rttthh NhAler ALEXANDRA, was
c1reatd and lost Her crew WIS saFed,
, 1869-09-28

SKw ORLEANS, Sept 9..-The steamship Trade
Wind WAS lost In the Cult on the 18th. The pas.
serse1s we're all sayed, hut part Of the crew aze
ntsA1pE.
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AND SATURDAY.
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Grants Policy towards the south.

The New York I7ibunc'S Washington
correspondent, says that the objective
point of Grants policy towards the late
rebels is to grant amnesty to all and
require suffrage for all. The latter he
has himself declared in most unequiv-
ical terms, and has expressed the hope
that it will become "a practical fact by
the adoption of the XVIII Amendment.
The former he believes follows as just
and essential correlative, and rs the
true road to a genuine and lasting paci-
fication. 1t is certain that lie is strong
ly opposed TO the Acknowledgement and
disqualification clauses in the Virginia
and Mississippi Constitutions, as his
recommendation that these clauses
shall be separately voted On shows.
He is opposed to all other tests than
those established in the reconstruction
acts and is anxious TO see these States
organized on that basis. being especial
ly sick of the strifas in Virginia be-
tween the two Republican factions.
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Special gntttEs.
1902. l847. 1868.

In 1902 the grandfather OF DR.. Tobias
introduced the Venetian Liniment In Eng
land. 1t was success, although the price
was q guinea bottle. His late Majesty
William W., used it for Chronic Rheuma-
tism, and was entirely cured after suffering
for two years, his attending physician oelng
unable to effect cure, and he wrote letter
OF thanks, which is now in possession OF my
uncle, in Liverpool. I have offered tlUO
sterling for the letter, but 1t was refused. In
1877 put 1t out in the United States, anu
now, in 1868 the sale is immense. Thousands
of families are never without it. 1t is sale
and innocent 10 apply externally, and TO
take internally. For twenty-one years
have warranted 1t TO cure the following
complaints: Cholera, Dlarrhea, Dysentery
Group, Collie, Cramps, Vomiting and Sea-
sickness. taken internally; and Chronic
Rheumatism, Burns, Cuts, Bruises Olu
Sores, Toothache, Frosted Feet, SWelllnss,
Insect Stings, and Pains In Chest, Back and
Limbs, externally. 1t never fails, II used as
directed. For Cholera and DysenteEy 1t Is
certain, II used when frat attacked. No one
once trying it will ever be without 1t. GOLD
by the Druggists. Price, so cents and one
dollar. Depot, 10 Park Place. N. Y.
marl9.1mdAw
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nE Ten lines or less make square,
Ss-TrapGlant advertisements CASH III at
MARRIAGES AND FUFERAL NOTICES. 30
e.S,. when under six lines.
hi,npie announcements of Deaths, gratis
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The Fatal Effects of PaIntInE...GirIs
Beware!

From AIr. B0nnCr'S. Ne1V York Ledger.
No one can ride or walk through the
fashionable portion of New York city,
attend any place of amusement, or go
to any evening party, without becOm-
ing aware of the horrible fact that many
women, of whom better things might
be expected, have fallen into the per-
nicious habit of applying to their skins
the enamels which, under various at
tractive names, are advertised and sold
in all parts Of the land.
Not only faded faces, but cOunte-
nanCes SO young, plump, and pretty in
outline that they must in their natural
condition be attractive, are lacquered
over with an unnatural polish of foe
porcelain, which produces an effect
such rs one might imagine If a china
doll were afflicted with consumption.
This practice Is as pernicious as 1t Is
disgusting-the seeds of death or par
alysis being hidden in every attractive
pot and lar of those mixtures, which
are supposed to be not only innocent,
but also to possess the virtues of the
undiscovered fountain of perpetual
youth.
Some who use them will suddenly
have a severe illness; and receiving a
private warning from the family phy-
stefan will cease the use Oft cause OF
their disorder, and recovering, go
through life with an extremely bad
complexion, as reminder of their
folly.
Others will drop suddenly, with their
features twisted to one side, and per-
haps deprived of the use of their limbs,
Others will die outright, no one guess
ing why. The effect on any particular
person cannot be calculated. What
one suffers paralysis from, may kill an
other outright. The only safety is, in
having nothing to do with any OF these
baleful preparations"
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I,aInr The name will be considered conn-
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