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Printing Estabishrnent 81 Nassau street.
Flowers are Bursting from the Embrace OF
winter, foliage expanding, fragrance Is 10 the ar-snd
KNOX of No. 22 Broadway, corner OF Fulton eet,
selling the elegantly airy and stylish Hats
that the heads of American gentlemen kNOxS
superb Hats will be the observed OF oil metro
poiitan observers.
Hagau's Magnolia Balm.-This Article Ii
the True Secret Of Beauty II 10 what fashionable ladies'
and singers to produce that Guilty
dsngue Appearance so much admired IN the circles OF
fashion all unsghty Bloches, Rednes Freckes
Tan Sunburn spring wnds and gives TO the
complexion blooming purity Of transparent dclicacy and
power No lady who values fine complexion do with.
the MAGNOLIA BALM 7S cents VIII buy y Of any OF
our respectable Dealers at 81 Park row, New York
Ladies should use LYONS KATHAIRON for the hair.
Imporfant NOTES.-The Havana Lottery.
articles have appeared IN several papers In the United
be discontinued authorized by the Administrator OF
that there truth whatever In these
reports. TAYLOR Co, IL Wau street.
No HumbuG.-(.ray Hair, Baldness, Sore
S'"r Dr. GkANDJEAN, Astor place.
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A Perfect Hair Dressing. -Burnett'5 Cocoa.
ine perfect and the best preparation in the world
and dry hair irritation Of the scalp badness aud
ndr
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Established in 1SOO-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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The Cambria Under Repair-Entries for tn
Schooner Race.

SchOOner Race.
LONDON, June q 1859.
The yacht Cambria has entered the dock at South
ampton to undergo some alterations in respect to
her rudder 1t Is also rumOred that some alterations
are contemplated In her trim. Eight entries have
been made for the schooner yacht race that Is TO
come OF on the eth.
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Fine COmplexion.-A Beautiful and Vel.
vetke skin free from all biemishcs, be produced
by BURNETTS KALLIsT0N which, unlike other cosmetics
inants usquto bitss sunburn roughness Of skin
has no equal For sale by JOHN T. HENRY, No. College
place. and by all druggists.
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A.-Mentama Cordial. No More Dyspepsia.
To be taken before and after each meal
II. A. CHALyIN, 1871 Fulton street. New York.
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A.-Summer Styles Gents and Youths Hat,
In endless variety at popular prices.
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A.-Suve Is per cent by Purchasing yOnr Sill
verware direct from the manufacturers FORD UPPER
Ssesrooms 7S7 and 1883 Broadway corner Tenh street.
, 1869-10-06
CONTEMPLATING,
ArreAa Of Two Dealers In Spurious
EFecRbackkt

From he Aiansapo1ia Nieal 1rsaane, oet 4
Herr and there, for several cnontna past, psuui-
eaeJ om q Hew
Tert, and tho temptation to tra1c in 1t his uYer.
cane the scInplts OF men who hare hitherto betu
pa1s exred H. Id snsis oseasns sss9t IN - sec et
fse.nslv checked oy the rrrelations that x1n be
this csy, Tatted suites deputy Naishai, under.
TOOK to tenct ous the 1AscGity under This bead.
HA assttz1k Edwsrt Arln1t1ouF, alAo DepasY
a g. fsaf e sSas sae , z 'ss Sss1
IRON one Russtn c1ase, VINO it1ea xith John
ns ioso.sa e. e l;:s - lSsality i. aeat,ensd
enough to H1axc OUT csse determined
.soa9 ea oa9 aAf3s a. & aas aasa lie ss
, acquaintance OF hoth tne part1es nanaed, And
represented himself u being hard up." The
sssle VasehtsE every noveneas tae t.o id 11de,
be lea1ued that II VIA the intention OF both
cnase std haccu 70 slz.s The ssa:e Fz.f, and Be
Nnn Major Brackett, vno alto rent down. TheY
1ssiyed II Rochester, On "Wednesday. and Hniie II
he cafs ~ The nornn9 Armstrong purchased :
foanss!t 70 n9ss q e. taes ;s1 aes.5z Haa.e md
toue nru or oshss: and under th1l gnise Were to
rain the ear Of 1arnei1 II the fA.f, AruNrone
eaaq oee sas% es{ s. T.. ~. as q9sf ~ q,
folt hun theJ TEcrtved The money from New
3ozk ia sana Of y eco Il : ee1tkin fpercentsQc.
1ne5 esa dsa1t i3 r., sles, sos s1oos and The u
Of PridaS, Nhsu tae scae1ne VII fniIy rtnA I'M
A1mtrunR bad leaned Ill they could teA I'm. he
GeeoJeo mem snto pirate room LII the American
md aT7xtted the three. Searcn.nr Afnstfon1 h.
loona The MONEY the tEuit. ree arm md told E1m
Nd be brought them su three 10 OEs,onna ~
o&5 eseoloa' caase &aa Bacon were much
, 1869-10-06
MOUNTED LETTER cARRtERS.


Postraster Eastman. having obtained Authority
from rho Postmaster General to employ ten at2d!-
unnal letter carriers and ten horHes, On tie lst
inst. thts addition to the force Was made Monut-
ed letter carriers arc novelty, and thc!r use ls ia
the natufr Of an experiment; hut the PROMISE NC
may say, is extremely favorable. The entire city
has been divided again into dssscts reducing the
s'ze Of naanJ. an1 ErestiJ tDcreaalng The size ot
Hane; these latter IN the onIsktrts anil spar~ely
settled portions; Cars has been taken IL the uc1
atsaY Yesmsas that the business community lie
sse ROW nssae W fol.c.s:
South D.r,ttea-FTum snuth eide OF Monroe
stIeet nerth to the fiser. nse tttes daily: IRON
Mak1oe street to Van f,uteu street. io1r ttales
tlaily; trom Van luscn street to Twenty -seconl
s,tees ,n.es time. daily; III sonta of Trsnty.sec-
i,o,M D.r,1en-Fnom tho ztrer to Ohio ttrret,
four tImta daily: from Ohio street To Dsss,on
eusei, three times daily: all north Ut Division
Hs.f Glri.ip,.-Hssxez.n Natl+ou aad Carol, ,ana
5sslstea and shn E,eE. iuur times tally: bet .cen
thrcs times hallJ: het.een carroll aud Ma.Iisot,'
an'a izistei and ileuben, three times daily; le-
tween cAr10Il and Fourth, and lIalrted and the
south Htabct. ami CIlntun aud ias a1er. iirrc
,smts daily: iron Eighteenth street bridge neas
lG, 5@ T. .: sS,t "a
o,tce pasta et West lhsss!on, tw!ee daily.
In this connection II occurs IL 10 remark anee
,ns & Of s md a
II ~. e.Abl,she.l ID ihls CITY, By lii Rcspps, IN
August, 1884, and al once p!ase<! un!es the saper.
lbtendencJ of Atr. ci0sTy, Who hollis the po.lt!on
now. Thep, u 1ne district e.s the eat Hide, ki1
eifcEN mouth ws4 aaolt The Axers8e for 8 nar,~
br1 0f months: in Tue sanp trfntory, last Hontn,
ever a.dD1 letter. rad hxis ~ tuAnJ p4nerA were
detitEretit Tako blisneha iAtset aud tho change
shown ~ sill rlnse remarkable. All that sststct
ling between Monroe Street and t0Dfth toy ehe
r,ser, md 1sct1cen Inc lake and (~e*t ", fhe
river, ono ansu aip1o sefved; hls aftFsxe DC.
livery wsA Rt'ont 1000 lrsteSA 2 ut1nth. Now,
twcasy. hne tsn1sesss1 aca i've coiiactFa nso rms
pluJta In the satao lEsEsE05y: a1sa isst month
thrse twenty. .plhs ncn delivered 4oHgHD slIurh,
Wc, indeed, read In ihrss nJures tho wonderful
ttnry VI thtrn1D.
Thu total delivered nnd c<,i.retcA Ii Htptuubrr,
)sst Jrlr III thn city. wsa lsoS M; Tho iutxi Mr.
1tsrfrt xt't rnret9 IN The sAtto month i!i& yeas
nAA .s9a, 1'a~a fatn uf e4t,7 IN. what ,tfN our
cIohtctt my 10 lhls nt6cf hoalIhy exhitAt7
, 1869-10-06

CITY ASD COUNTY NOMINATIONS,

cfrr of11cRke.
FIR Ns~+-Golonrl < IL MAsok,
Fur Tfn1suFtr-I1lyiD A. HidE
For Chti~ssr-W. J. 0xanAx,
f"r Atf~nsr--lskAEl y, aTLxs
~ cas1k NJ fSs4rt C"urs-l- Il MArsoN.
corNTr uYslckHA
JMier A. fx Superior Chun-lnsrH r. utNy,
CtFrk NJ ths Eut+rior fnszf--A. +, HrKrkxsoN.
Iadt< " fAe Ssrtntu CArt-N. II ~ WAt1.acs.
tsTE qf the G'gnfH C'atf|. q. tleNpfLk.
7feusxreT--a. 4 R3kr.Kn.
SsrrluF-Alkx. Wns<GTI.
fhfttt [GtNMtss*an<r--MAHkt tnrHtnkN,
Iustfe<s Hf fhs Itatt-Max EHxXtasnT, 4. II.
HAkyrt.
Xtx1xRs or TtfH CONSTITUTIONAL cnsfFH7,nS.
Pl1,tninfk {h.tri1-a- Il Hayes, Joseph AedlIl,
John &. Hasnes.
s,s'<th lh.tr;1-chAr!es Hitchcock, ". r.
!s1sy nat Df.utet-El,1ott Anthony, Daniel Cam,
cruz
nmN nFFIcEsA
knt1u Cn1cAGo-CnAe'er, II. ". kerwtu: A.
f,asa"f sx1~rrs~r. Anton uefg; Toxn Citrt, j. u
FcrYelL
WEST cH1clao--f.ltetor. Alouzo Ilsmsarli; Su,
l. Morrison; I"ea titsk, II. l. Au2er.
NORTH Observation-Disclosures, Otto Psltzer; S"}*,
eiaos, Nokeft C1ask, .tt~s{ant Sa}xrsiesF, II. II
PcteE1; 7o.sn Clert, Jonas Eagherv.
, 1869-10-06

tou. They were not, howeys1, ~ It seems, dis
poset to 1,t tdly By Rud see IN power, zip from
their handa through their own insctlon+ mest-
inE Of tbs member Of tho old Executive commt'
tee, convened 10 Heet the co ne11entf u best thfy
C!RhS hat lGst Atsoofned III saaaioo u
undetstood to have been stormy ooe-
It being vel known that the movement
ior 4 Reorganization OF the patty ~aa supported
bt the most pfontnout Republican, IL INC stAtes
htA3stl b uo 1eas nku th&u ex.Qofefnot Aof.
ply himself Ind that It Fss undooNedly naeaea
by vaSI msto11ty af tho pAstr' sHS necessity ot
prompt sad deetssTe 1neaauras WIS apparent. a.
aott OF pfrnonltoE1 fe41lk Nc aase lonS.
Wlnded kddftss, which may mean mac0 of Ak1le,
a. may seeu dsGtFahle. II "a undetasooo, now
esef, 10 fe slrtusl concession 10 tue defaanos oI
the lesdera to tue so-eated "Joansoa move"
ment" ..-.... =. ..
Whas It doss not Of itself openly tepodt&H tnc
AtI1llplsuatf1n os ooTsfsof CLAYTON. 1t at 'essl
virtually winHs At the sauo. sud ieares sue doof
open fot 3atdfe ACTIONS lookio& u seAs aug. Ihe
1hsn& eeHaas asetl anR'e 0saaoa ot tae aos'
estofb tnen"s ~ uso'ta'ed' 1tAJV1t"a@' 'ae
sacs n, OF Inc olne mcmnets pstsent' ID ptrsoa or
~ rroxy+ 0us one tsuaQo boHcns OF tao supreme
tourt'. u dadefstood 70 ne3e SERIOUSLY op"
po1cd tao raseaxe o. . fesolat,oa, lnas "tnn
committee scPa&ueaus eonosm tas o'A'e sa@in =
htn.1on. .... ..-
The rrsolutiou. ~ pu1 u uudernood 70 nave been
shat !" This committee empnAtlca1'y codofso the
, 1869-10-06
BOARD Of HEALTH.
Fruit 1nspeotion.~An Appeal for Free
Baths,
DEATHS Doinap.


Health VA hs!a ieNe'u~ p sac 's m.. ~ - t"s t
hUa1,3, on Madss10 stfees, Pfealdths Aoksa ID tna
rnntr, srhn aeAitn Ufle+s reported no cornpllnts
asanet sae c1tJ ,s -snnsesa ia ta,to~ina snoaut
Of ha flns WAY 'elessho l ~ ,onsn ~ 4anremnsr
81 !fuit GanuHuAs1 aua ~ ~ a - tryss ~ ~ snrf~t
last: k1Rht1.foaE oattsts ann pc V n,ss Hhsrt
r.is of yegctahie u nsas q petas ~ sa,r'ea yy 1as
e1s Of avert potA1oSs' 10 na " ra1 nntr,so ~
hsG11 o. Sanosss. se ~ =. ~ ~ tisskhsrstns
meloot wv oocoanu !ss tH..rs sases y, - ~ hnYr;
ri nGts1 3 2, q pcscss. % 10 pogs ii az %
boxes q p1ltnsI 81 b01ea o. pea!s. ... ~ .n..
Inc Health otncse saaaMsA - ,chs1 tao rh.,..
aepas.mMsns M ~ so nH4sa " 20 Va insfs III vi;
Ismvstd from thu 1laeient Glvs.'ons ~ ile seas- "
e99ere' 1heft Hc1o s"o cases o' s'aA''po@ TO-
ported.
~ 1snetnJ eVmmanlcauon Wa secessen y, nwn ,Iotn
~ fotes S o. me itoat ~ reH Mns
.Ip @ Hs's9 So n aas. sssaoJ DnI too VEL AnnM,
.nst NuN ~ euu RtEA Improvements .! paelc
~ ths ~, ~. r. rsts - fu1K 90 or ten ong i 1
trnsnt @ -. y. . Masn ' ,,s s1p 1o1 pna
III. ts1. cti Ehn .. snS s.on1 ~ y!
- III h Hms t,I,i us ~ sessH W.
1nnr i,n"nTs IL i.dran3. W. pssHr1. enonAnE
c,ra1,,,ns." III f,ro mi ~ H. sHS c,,1 ~
~ snTt,x az cs,c rtt,Y..s % a. ~ nny9.s - ~ tsm 1871
In VIA snt,sn "a he .i+i..,3n MinIx r. rsaaon
~ ,ns es.sr rIienI rhirn f.om st2~stss x ~,
| wxr,t tha Wsst The n,nrr cof,ri,tTat hv
| sfailbc II IN no Inn .lnfv ~ tha ritv an.
3! tso!;.1eA I'D ct ,he ncsrd Q. Hcssth
IN n.1tirnisc In fs1nu M the nnc.,,nn Sor snTr
ol9 nf npa:eal aet9an u t, n esie ~, n,3q..
hstntnr Epnsts arc started thcT Should h fllr-
! nsshfI Hith Mater free Of charge, aud fhat the
ps!cc oI natnln9 thluld b regulated " c..y Or.
| ~. Lsrh. n was snrrrstrt rnnr stoctnt,ier.r
! soC1.tin, sor the n,rnnse ne Formal. to hniil
, 1869-10-06
THE P1ticE COURTS.

Et+
Another raid 90 houses OF prps,.turloa MAJ
rafe on Monday nigh. Napoleon Eenpedy fco,-
tsr'h. lerrer OF a concert mad drinking saloon on
ShefMsn street, vas 1ne1l SIS; white muuau
ata o;aek man n hs we're fuunh soge:her II, each !:
~, r. hssIoss is ~ EACH ard sx who ha gone
taCh: !sE!1Gct Adams, AGues stntsa. Jenny NaE.
Fts, Nellie Wilson, aud Bell Jnne%, Iseae;a, weE.
se % he II ef sss us aus ,"s1s sel
Indhl Nellie It Clalr. Percy ST John, George
Washington AID Andrew Jacksan- Miss stuath
exhibited to iits lI"por certificate Of good ehas.
acter. risen her n:ieen 5eara ago, when sne WA
ferrant 10 an Eastern rlt.. to Prove that she WA
uos roin;st3 Oman Ine aaoant a.seastd
-Jscob hcCasty WIS found sitting In the mud
by an ntr1cer, who asked him 70 ger up liz Ill
ee, AID was reqnested to state wlat be wa+ t!oiog
Neenaan ~ tne half and whissefs, aI1,i. after
pHlltrG them slapped bis face. Wnea he reached
ihe AlTo1 and was seascned, IN open cla.rknstc
Tas fIHnd In bis pocEet lie vas nne.l f!i
Fay Weston, a1et II. Waa charged with FL
Rrancs. He has been Imposing upon peupe ty
lepresenttug soEeuines .nas he was ,leai aaa
ltsh lau11age, aud aeatn tnat n!s F,2hr arm was
paEaly zed. !e tald nls father vas woo.i-sax
JeI: out could NOT ten where be ilveL IN deIault
Of 80 he WAS Hent to the 1stdeTe11
Alter the police ltst the concert %ato3n 1t Ma
poleon kernedr stth INC .nnnh'es 1t was broken
poicemsn E @ 1"n nes payid ID roWn s % aad sotneI isa
Tash The articles anil ashed Hhere theF we're
taxing IhtH, TO- R1pEh's companion ran, AMI
bfown Sa was alIetted. 5estenta5 morning he ~a.
-CornelIas prt.coi. tne xoss. loos,n9 sneeimcn
IA sn,W rt,,sa ny rhstsst .s,,n M
,onnS ~, so.s - n ,ssr prtSTa 49,, o;t a,in
;a.s,n4, ~ ., .o,. @ ss h s:sr. nut mu
mk"i9H A,s y. Asne Nns anu "s5e thto1,aE Gaat !.
n,u.s =, LIE "as AenL ~ VIE ofHe"eu III ueiau4t
~ = S1,,.. x,. .r.. -. ~. ,x, j.
,t-n!.IoRct Noone4 Va up ius nsunselness an.
,h,t NJ , ."h, ~ rh.t .mG n.I az us a rs;
tnat spr nau f7ank 70 aotk Mue1 sHe cnali ann
ta ct DRINK Rl'en the couht not get e!npIoyncns-
sne 1ann tlt't and went 20 Bf1aeTelL
lanes C"hreta vas taund 10 tue gutter ny
rome Enea. VINO toll! him ne ousht to 20 home
James became anRrs, pitched Iaso two Of them.
.-AeMoa letetsDn oecane tntoxacasesl ansa
fnff" fionea through hlA netyhburs' windows. lie
~as changed $40 for the damage tppe.
John Fowcff. who ~as drunk. ncieta IN zuch .
rp2nhcf ~ to aitracs crowd OF people, lit
trsKir ctt thry were policemen and knotket, few
doWIt. Fined 3tu.
"a 'afRe nn1nf~r OF 1ne Inhabitants ot The West
Dfyteinn weEp nucsi ~ each for violation Of the
health ordinance concerning pf1vy wsfs4
xAp1s0S Srhxkr cprRr.
Patsey Riley. John N'itAn aug LOUIS Seese.
tnlal M,st, were f0uut under Sidewalk IN t'lna
ttfcefs On Sunday erenlnR. TneY hn,t hetn In the
habit nt sleeping ihFfr, IA frather fN.i Its
covered near The curb walt They were zach iue,1
CD the heat. with ttnl. ~ tho ipttigat1on Of
the lawtEr tor tho rep+ecnt&uu. charge uf assault
sith deadly wcapon waA sretcrresi sRalnst him.
Tbe exstnnsti0n waa postponed until the 9TH inst
-Mlcbaet C.tanp Hbn hxrh st ti,ss - Natch."'
, 1869-10-06
tho Constitutional Convention, N. n. B..u.on. OF

the coustttus.onsl Convention, N. n. Brzutop. Of
fete1sbug. ....
Returns thus far ahow thst thirteen Republicans
and nue pen1nc1ata bare been elected 70 the Colo
sado Legislature. -Four districts remain to be
heard frosp. .... .
II Il strange, but It u vaid 10 be Also true. thst
In Kotono, Ind, on Sundsy nsshf, Democrat I'd.
dressed . Temperance meeting, willis colored
cho1r rang the sonss, and pencc11ta took part
with Afr1can8 In the exercises Of the meeting.
Tho Democratic pspers In the Second District ol
Mhsissippi Are pow supporting 1utEn Wf1nau
Kellogg. the "Nsltopal unloD Republican - eau.
didate for Coagrcsz.
tbs of1el& retu1u1o OF tho vote for Governor OIL
Vermont, II Ito lAte election toot ~ - follows
General Peter r. WAshburn. Republican. d, ,aa4
Homer ". Eaton, Democrat, ll,tso: scattering
70: Republican mA1of1y oveT al. q, ,soa.
An Ohio exchange ssys that "tha Democrat,
wtn hare 10 quit pok!pR tun 1t Deu DutlcFa cspst
eyca, They lou'E look halt 10 msby dlDcrcn
wars ~ The Democrata IN tho di1ercnt Htztus th
ycAE. Why, = Wisconsin Democrat wouId b
kicked ont Of the pxsty in Ohio n nooliJ head,
aud rue rtrsa."
, 1869-10-06


In pursuance Of the recommendation Of The
Executive Committee, the orzt regular meeting ol
the Society Of the CarstJ Cops, Military nsiaion
Of The Mississippi, VII be held At Louisville, Kyt.
On the l7lh day Of November, 1867: AZ omeers
and uen who scrTcd y AM time With the caVNrJ
or borse AItiieIy uf The Union AtnJ+ and who
Ne1s hoporahiy dachhrxeu, Ara eIs1oae 70 meu-
bezas!p, sad hSn cordially instted " 1steat.
Al The principal object Of our association ts to
gather and preserve the hislory and experiences
of the mounted ttpors. II y hoped that noa ntn
Aod otacett. especially sucn u esnnok attend the
meeting IN pEkscn, viii nNhn1t xae10NttH Of theal
ftfttce and oheefFAtioU+
The Executive Committee, Geuefsls &. F.
vfnhloW, D. & Coob. and Il. Il @. Neuty, vii
make the neeeaaarJ anangcmenta TOR The meet.
| InE. ..... !. & Il. WILSON,
pteatdeot.
, 1869-10-06

the oompany exploded. As the Albert was
an aggregate resulting from tho aualgama.
ton, ut vaEsona tsu.aa, ot twenty-ono other
companies, its one failure ID really the total
ia1ln1c OF twcnty4wo companies ia one.
This will probably end all insurance by
Anleticans In EnR}ihh punpaniaa.
, 1869-10-06

A1NpA WI WIN DAD AAsS~At
Tux TnmrxE ~as in fzvor Of the ,nainte-
nance Of the Republican organization in-
tact in 1s.;;', aud is in favor Of overthrow
ing all Republican rings, formed for plum
dering taxpayers, today II there were an
Inconsistency between these two policies
We might cite much higher illustration
than would be necessary 10 prove that one
may, at different and distant times, tale
different courses, md get he right on both
occasions. We are told TINT the Creator
himself, after creating man, declared that
Ills work was very goodi bnt, after fur
tier experience Of bis corruption and de-
pravitv. He "repented that Ha had made
1nan upon the Garth" The contrast be-
tween the purity Of man in Eden and his
corruption in Sodo,n is only greater in de-
gree hut the same in lind as the honesty
Of political parties on their first accession
TO power and their uuserupufousness after
wards The way to keep party successful
is TO keep it pure. When it becomes a
mere agency for putting corrupt men into
office, it creates public AMI felt NEED fot
tie triumph Of tho opposing party. The
way to keep it pure Is TO defeat those
uho use their power fer corruption insteac
of refoTm.
In 1865 the ring had. in the Judgment O
saspy very estinable and worthy men, al
ready entered upon fatal course Of corrup
ton. and d Increment vas then made, like th
presen. IN some respects, to turn them oui
Dut the condition Of the country then WI
yastly unlike it's condition now. The Il
>onstrucsion contest, which soon nfte
rent the country from turrettop to -four
. aatiou.stone, and left Us no pence Tor Il
) pe1t three years, was looming up, M
rae TrmrsE then stood solitary and a1or
,moue the dailY newspapers Of the oou'
! nv demanding the overthrow of-1ohnsor
mongrel policy at the South, and the mi
urv reconstruction d those STATES on |
l,ss;s of universal saffrsgs, which z~as 81
zeoueutly adopted 4 great struggle y
-. hsfo1r rs to preserve the uattoual houar
II. management of our huanres-a STR
% p}e which tie intervening four ye'
hare bsrely suhaeed to detef1nl'
The whole country was unseths
The deJtium Of war still smouldered
maoY ssllen aud maddenad hearts, ready
burst asaiu into civil war 1t any oppor'
aity. Out rolstions with France FelAtse
Nexico were still doubtful, and their isa
,nrertain. Fox III these re.sous We NJ
, 1869-10-06

Henry Clay Dean is known to tho couu-
Try as the great unwashed Democratic
orator OF Iowa. He was once q preacher,
and in the days Of Democratic ascendency
was Chaplain to tho United States Senate.
Ihot body, however, soon tired Of him, aud
be returned to the more congeuial hauuta Of
the Iowa Democracy. Since then be has
followed the business Of itinersut orator, !"
hiring himself out to whoever would pay
bin. Tho Democracy Of Connecticut were
'adly sold, in the spring OF 1868, by hiring
Dean 10 stump that State. Tho Democracy
Of Illinois onee tried him, but got nd Of
him in d few weeks. It was recently an-
uounced that Henry Clay Dean and John
A. Kasson would meet at q number Of
p1aces in Iowa and address joint meetings
Of Republicans and Democrats. The first
meeting took place, but Dom was not
present. Ills published explanation is thus
stated by correspondent:
"1. Tho train left Mount Pleasant before Dean
was ready. 2. Ills notter IL head. .. 1he Demo.
@ pen,e1 sIn rep,les: @ IN not .ss 1!s ~ aoiisf
kind. Men Of my standing mo Importance com:
ntznd hItY dolAIa. Tn the receipt Of thst kmotint
i, and l. 1ss.o snss sausass A' ~ 'A>''ss
Dean ID q repudiasor :; but 1t IL because oi
| bin frank arowal TINT hn Is such, and moi
hecauso Of tho fact, That tho Democratic
Committee placc such low estimate upof
his sorvicos. lie has the fsnnknoss 10 stat,
that thc real object Of tho Donocraun part,
Ii to ropudiAte tho public dobt, and thxt ot,
1 JAr,& h. f.. IL. T.. r ~
, 1869-10-06

Az old bazxt, glt1y oected with 1sgs, VA sent
f1fuoRn Tue fnPtds u SsaX1fN F1t11 on Thursday
tilefnoon, but failed to draw 4 c7oNd. although
p1tv!upBiJ anronnced. Wheu taat steu It VI
whiting Aieu1Q In The whirlpool.
, 1869-10-06
THE COURTS 6F LAW ana fQulrY.

tattrd ktatrs t.pHsta,
I'iikc pFiFntn1nt ant ycstotlay. hut ~ ttlal At.
tlrrs wore ma.'e bf hIlu.
IN hAkkHrrrCr,
n1tH.itka fa Disthdrvt-ltutrrt ". lIany na'l
Jaturs X. stephens, of Chicago.
i+"'al " Eanlr0riep--ssmuel Mayer, nf ch!.
cage.
E"tHt*d Ia -ARiag FIR fh.ehar.h Frederick T.
Cfpxon. or Chicago; AuFclius f. Stevens, OF Chi
c1&o; 1osIah A. SAnrlr, Of Chicago.
AI}r1ffaffSh--tchn l:lnngh ARit oliver u. Leon
ard, OF CG0k County.
.Ssw ltteesdisg-tAs lluuRtaa Linen Company.
IDrbluntAFy proceeding Instituted " Andrew kefT
Il all
, 1869-10-06

The baainefs OF this court u, ~ IA usual upon
INC oeeasion Of Snperr,sors' meetings, almost
6pspented-
Estate Of Theodore ., carpeassr. Ar. Qarpea-
, 1869-10-06
INFlRMArIoN FURNISHED.

The evenino e]ifion of tl.c Sf,rHtx. Z,,ffyng
- os1,;s., t.,s,;,, ~ sos., sao,;s, ;ns.a,.as
of ,,a,fassanca ar daral;c,,on of dntv IN tba
1a,t of The n-asent c;tv and county oorsrn.
mart u.,;,. Il is nj ,,.ars aasr to n,ova
80. - 49, .-;,,.a.. - ,,b;.1, v,;,a !ant;r.
~ ~ - ,an,n.n1itr NV ~ n,ora,1v con.
];,csd thara ara s.,roe that can be nr,,xea
=, NO., T.. r,oxed I'm ,,s.,nre .bat y nnro.
~ ~ ~ Eat;o,a, ROLE o4fa,ad in
wi.;.a ~ as. tha c;,r + ~ .n,t ;uta,a,t
m its dsnositz and to furnish approved
varn,;tr for s,il aenosi.s in t1onble the
a,,on,t ~ ,,,a eo,,e ana +, mr. al, checrs
1-sun ,,no,, t,,cn ri s;obt T. vas s,,orn
Er -, e1sha-a.e ;nves,;co,;o1. tha. the
c;};ss of Det,oi. Buffa,o. Albany. Boston.
r.a,;a,.. n.,,,,.,,n .,;, ara,, Man y,,-,,
4a.a,..a ;1ta-s,t m 3hair 1er,,eitu in ,h;.
msn,sr T. e,s shnun t,at a.. ri,v c},ar.
ta- actha,izaa xha Con,ncc C,nnc;f IN
,,os;ma,ta t,,a Mara ~ n,acea NJ denos;t of
,,,a o;tr fnnds Il ras shown l;keu;.c,
~. +hs c;t, ID in tho habit of ,,arinr inter.
es. far 1,ornwca money nj times yhen il
bas 1arca au1ns an aenosjt But all 10 nc
,1,,oss
=. ~, III. o,,,.- ella chat ;,.e
s,' ~ -. r,.e..~.a. 80 -. :,
,. 'uea - ~. Wy ~ 10y - .t So 80
oonu 10Y tno eN1e-Aeep"s - eD1
moneys "a oonu ntoonn'lng 10 a,'on. one !.
quarter o. .ne tspnc ionaS ~ nls u'lel: -
"ou1d oot pe saae 'os Luz c'.' - e1et''ee
the power OF aesenalnB tne pi'ee " t'iatts =,
u deposit for It's monc5-as tneugn tno
, 1869-10-06
konrrptr l,1urf Of Illinois.

OTTAWA, O.t A-pftstat, Cnel Just:tr de,
iset.r, AssociAte jtsiires C. .. IawfeErc st..t j.
II. Walker,
50. Mot!ou ia set satdd lat oElleC o<esra,,.t
motion 10 stf ast,lc ct,utInuaEce not nctt-j u.s,c
on account OF no uotice to the opposite V.ng
=. nsE1inatson ot record su1Knatets. az! n:o.4a
Tor Nr1t Of tsftfasdrL
lds. Mntlon lD refer bill Of exceptions acA !,.
amendment. ''
~. Motion for peremptory wrts Of sa,a a,Hau.
return.
~ Ihc Counon Council and the Rari o.
l1itl'c MotLs Of the CITY OF Chicago 8. Tue peo.
plF ot me city of thIcaxu. AprcA dismissed.
morning. ~ '-o"