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, 1869-07-27

This main ne to Msa!ae I'D " saSt 70 seast .sd
A. wa I. r.: r. e :; 1sisa IT, ss,s set y
'ss,' i. ss''' sss 1s!''tl. .s:.s +: .'s s;x
II puAihf uns whusr saaaf ',,.sss Sentfno. =; y
~ ~. , .& 3%: n:s y IT, tss &ss % III u
Euf'ssiia Ttji lls atyat lwo uo1ts1 1.i|s* T., TYP M
hnlsotts1 rsp,.al Of ny t.,'n|,t4t t''ss.st wv.
" si'sc ", 4 4 ~ ;s;f f9sssss sss f ns
herfrtart1 W. r. ttnIsu,,. 4A.l!futI n. =. fLttr:
hlsf Eaxln.er s s.tes r. ~ =, ,'fts ut sns H. H.
!" lita aa4,anl II a,*ait il,a.uS tall l.u" ,aalt
4. "w' y H.. ~ ss s,r Has M1.as tas
e. s:' Ss''s1s;. ':|: 's
"4hs ria r.1"sa @s' sa.sls. ~Sieh va aaas'sa . -
,sr day - psIvs'x p.a.!5 sa.ty ssssy n;y oaty
will appear H,ora lEaaat.Ay than huwtpaptF an'
nonno1n,eA!a aud sppea!e. lu Ytpnocaaoo toansg,
Eu4t.. 10 astsrm,po whether ! special ~ aha!i
ss a. i II e;ss sss3 81 asass
aavs t.eeu Called 70 g e11s .ssslaa e order r.
e sGsn e. 9a s 4ps ts1n 2!
fch!sssa Aailiesi' in Wh.tley coassy thefs !.
atq & e T. = e. g s19a s
td,t0v ID two annual nsta.rasnsa.: Jasper sounly
voted last Saturday, hy iatEo mHnSitJt
to c,ss. ass.s1 &c p.' naaa12o ~ v,or1 pe'p "
iae teTer q enterprise 1,a5 bo jndssa from the
ms3or1ttea reported In Mhrnn Township there
were but two Tofea out Of So against It: u New
ton but two out Of eghtJ.fouE-. LacknY 1nf the
farmers who Are lending themssss es 50 heartily 10
shs Ntork, The crops THIS rear xA ztss them MONEY
thzt they can ndorh to lose SO iAt the Inevitable
nna6h OF most Of these enterprises I'VE do not
allude 10 ihs Delphi Chicago Road Will d8uaaGn
them no worse than to leave them without 8upet-
tAxeSy" -.
The following Is from The indianapolis Journal
Of the e4th- :" In hccnEdause with the resolution
psoiosed ahost llne between this CITY and Chicaso
rig Delphi preliminary Survey o. the route has
Already commented The engineer cotpA hare
been prospecting u cur ne1Ghb0Ehood f0r some
daJh testing the Whlte Mger and FIJI Creek
pot Tne party "a In charge oa Alexander H.
Campbell, Chief Engineer, who has N e1pe9ienca
Ohio Rallroad, nj. y. II Morrison. q our cir. Is
e9sorp, e9s saa caioaeI John n3ee r. hl.ts ssea
pauy the party. with inference y the right
Of EaJ, Ae. Tho party started on TuEsaaY from
the CIion Depot. apd ran line ctoaatoR tho nsel
making > ltne shence % sae ve.t end q gisa9-
towp, and thence en- : direct line tor Delphi,
through Fl hlta&toNn, F1anttart..- md R0tsTbit,
Tho engineers arc to-day .het ween here aud
Creek. They make about four mlles per daJ-
We untiefEs4nd that this pleiui1aSy line will be
run through 70 Frankfort, aad then d central and
an eAst line WILL be lan. Favorable reports reach
rs dAlly trou he counties on the Inns ~ 10 thclr
road bed ready for The Iron No new line has
mons gratifying proapecta for eazty completion
than thia ahor1 nne toad-''
, 1869-07-27

10 any pns' locality tn shs great Valley Of ths
M'ss,fap9t Gat ", ID = people. sef'oarly redecs
iats, lntS stnsid.tAllda il. clIms.Ie innu.na1
Operating ID ths trtrat localities that inay ..te
ruE1sased, lq conire!iaa with Geographical bo.
III t,uatt ts eehee1etl ~ atl refsotas mind. that
tks tFppths location II unit III tsrrJ tsfttruiss-
" r1p srds rI,suase, hes,B AMI tt~,sp,t. II n,sy
In sal ID t*aL accommodate twD hf The rlala4 VI
lhn ttnlpn-~ Mar,lst1 anil slsalnk. r,a vtaR.
rhrIlaIs n EAfhpa t'asn alhg.tnr ,ra,arn ~ "a.
sRtd IL etEHlAtlh lHhHsfst's, " Ahnl fuasa II u
saia, In ~ial 3+eiAlHg. tt terGlliiK law a,e fur
irt rnpltal, II fn"sr trNl"Fasa climate Titan NJ
rplar.tnIu. 1T" ely uf WaahlHxtnn Is, hy auY.
ntal degrees NJ Temperature, TIM warm, having y
meab sn1ua! '1.pbers'HFa af t4e kshreaaplt. III,
Lt,a!s tA7 FAhFt4heltl h 4lso soo HkEln for lAu
NIL aa,l pe,ie.:t tssalaytntnt Of tho hH.asn EAns
~ can 10 1h1wn ~ neurological rncuttla sonstnx
an tho ttenaity Of Poonat!ot'. Thus, tho lasga
cities Ut &As0pa ani America arc Ktxcu IN 1!!As.
Hhupp,
, 1869-07-27

1heophlie Ga1uer, The well-knoNn AT critic, 10
\ rrcenl !tuIle;on In The Journal 0Mti<l de + I'm.
}1rs tFueois, speaking Of the pictures Al the TO
ceut e1postion, Rast: ...
".Albeft Bierst1dt II an American landscape
painter who entoJs high reputation II the Se~
World, and bps which he deserves. for he hAs
much talent+ u his Storm In tho Rocky Noun.
tains' shows The size OF hts caaSaa Is decidedly
beyond shat Which landscape painting generally
employs, and nc thing thAt the ARTIST has done
well to adopt such large d1leus1on3, EAyinX to
Press Z patuft 70 gigantic. 0bccts reduced to too
snall scale lose thef Interest In their microscopic
ulmInute1snetA. and canpot bc conprcncndetl.
.sIhe sccnc n!eh IcI1taut depicts 70 Us Is grand
IN amphiihcasrc u mouptstnk 10 high thai they
could easily overlook Mont GIAuc, environ an
pied py lake, with wsters aombsc ~ steel, On
hei1 low er slopes bride forcs:s Of trees, OF pro-
dlgnuz height beslle which the Staats Of onr Eu-
ropeAn woods arr dH1tff: caAcAaes dash from
rock TO rock byrAtipR themselves into cloads- Of
Epyay xrnc1ent 20 feed rivera and In tho upncT TO
Rlous dk&h against one another, Ike 1ut7oos
armies, clouds whipped ~ the storm. vaPo!s
ct know srcPs from TIC E!AeeEI but
10 TRtsc II ADORE The hiountan ~hosa white and
aerrnn head, relieved Against the sxuru atE. ru!es
Ill this tunott and tuaude4 the saTt1S, f1etm
"Tnil picture, which initiates n Into d pew na-
tu1e, besides tho mort Of representing scenery
Hhoke character u Unknown TO IL, posses5ea
tha1 Of being painted wiln great skill and IN 3
manner which recalls the hhndllng Of Cslame4 ,
FAINTER xDs ~ ~ rot sut9e!snny appteeaaied u
better ihan III otheFz. B,cr1tadt s11y 10 proud Of
tie reaepnIznec."
, 1869-07-27

TOAD leading ID Jid1syf1.a 1ns psssIesaes. sstA
IU1,s ~ lid uut0fAsnhts lhsn talfd anil santheF
yoapg tsn. hadded. John. AHstT. wtSs r ~ tEth 2.
bofqdod tot filsa 6aifd ~ atsossts. ia sttsla.
y fps sySjp ttijl HsStyH nAstipf frv1uent vlsli4
etel!ea lhs |sel.n., q as,z ali " ~, -: ,sesys
Aistet krtrt md Hsfas' fiha 'asfsf ~ ss1asn
iTsasunl BBs|i ~ rpp.lrA,a@, " seb.t Ms,st
wsr II s.1H ths e;,sn.r1 sass 4 ~ ~ ~ 4, g,
t,pY. III aiGfil We kts t4tf that AassT dt.f lesTs
Iaf law dAyf, hut sAAli9 Es!NFs't sansa, a.'f ~
hs lta 1HtpaIAz -AoHsa aeasa fafasfp+t
10, ob IN fabswis, h~ was sRsh..! II t.atftt, WIN
sitHM Bfet sha RaaAiHQ. akkaA Aoof. h4It W cauas
ntafert NAAsy Trsnatksa lhAt ~ Suuta 70 WARS
Aa peaseA wthH, - itktra ~ n. aaad ne sts
iNTk IT, " w. IA sAa eo& ut sl,tsi4tng plsa1. hs
tHsIn}} draw ; ssvolVss. ent als,t iauF saots ~ =!
LAIRD lhu fst nr1s tAklhk ethet 10 ha hexs!. {!st
klnvs A.a right sys. enll The pt1ss l4f1s ~ hh s1a
either 0f Hktda must haF1 pfofea Ea'aA AA!f"
dled Immediately. a-
By ihs Affair bn1 !t,s sympathy sestasa 70 Ia ~.
Monday atteEnooo, Na1sy hsd not, 1een atre3tea'
, 1869-07-27
THE TRADE or WESTERN
NEVADA.
GharnEas ts. HiAss E'rteuclsco.


frost t< kiafhat"a ttst.) iy44tAt tg.plrt JutY ID
Lxf ~ kkAstJh TAiEEMkH.
Wnrh the t't'lstMh WnA ,tIs>"yer'd taera wuu
% nn r.,1nt L. to ~h!rh tho people o! waslcsa Nevada
etpt ran Francisco For ths siw-len
N White i'tnr t. aay TINT nccrsslty q tstta away,
TO II least investigate whether # might not s .*t
10 withdraw In MEASURE tEum shr WeA,crn ce3,-
Int 80 IL! ~ our lnll!rs are cotlcerneI they
v III tn due time ie appreciated, aust The fact OF
cur meschnnts ,Ea.,!ns Eas; or Wcst wi, weigh
ihAt 10 Invest hers VIII bring item 1ss;ep
fttufn 1of their outlay than else wheru, they
s'o.As in san Franc.tro viii see to sh,s. whrthes
mat civ ls 10 continue u turntah tho supplies for
.hs ttTion fr n9t q Hence he polio! Of cur
eari!a!lsts there to invest In mines here has NO
ttrnneancc- The merchants OF Sau Frauclsco
1aat eutlnefa Ie!1ng.nH " another class Of men.
Tile lnAttel Is therefore resolved into sinnI.
QUESTION q trade: 1It It seems to Us that the in
cheapest. For fruits aud treadssu1s CaIIfurnla
must Of course, continue 10 be depended upon as
also for some Of hcr psauIaeturrs, her wooilen
blankets, Ios instance, Which have IN our nIarkes
no competitor. As for teas, ChIpameu ana
Other AE!at1e productions, there Ia no reason whs
.ss5 sS% tns Es ~ aa
around Cape HON, to supply us through San Fam
Gi:so, 1 And 1oE he goods eenesaEy sent IRON the
tn require statistics to prove It, that 1hy cat
te purcha1ed IN Chicago for currency cheaper ,I4l
thvT csn be Ia san Francisco for gold; and 1rr
ye9 many articles, from 10 to Is per cent above
Isncs can be saved b. 'i,scc.
Eastern trade: al. for instance, iron cas-
lpxs. Eoolleu goods, manufactured machinery
Of every description, wsRonA Carriages, books.
r1FeE, ETC., etc. The dtuereace between tnu
freight roiH Chicago and Elko anil from ElEo aIt
San Francisco, ls about three ceats per pounH IN
tafoF Of San Francisco now. These are -lul1llt
facts. Ia there any reason, then, why these AL
yantlSts should not Dc secured By our people
EcJand thta, there are other features ~aIcl tu1p-
nerd The East 10 our attention. The vos1gc
sronnd ine Horn is weary one, and the rper-
chants q San FranctAco have to pay for their
goods about % soon ~ they ar1ve. The result L.,
those merchants can gtTe but short credE1s. The
interest in tie time consumed in the To5a9e,>
mig as we'll accrue TO our merchants a. ,to.ecy
tie hay- Then an acquaintance In Chicago and
othef Eastern cttttb puts our people 7uFtr,st
N1ih Men who, the5 please, can put th0nsaud5
with US rhesc San Francisco cannot {htE dIapo-
sftlon eses 80 Rood> huudreis- And ahose all, In
Is much IS NC can cut loose from California md
nEite With he East. We Sc lar adopt the currency
ot TIE HAitor. and BRINK away from region
v here, ~ an arbitrary practice, the community
3 placed In dErct copnGt with The government.
and People IN their standafd OF ratue and their
features Of this question, and xe recommeud
hem to the thoughtful consideration Of our
resdcrs.
, 1869-07-27
CHICAGO, July s1.
Knllfoud9s

The Detroit T:isuat Of the aash Raya: ,"It II
Et2iedi apparentlJ rpon good authority. that thf
OF which z u. Phillips Il Presiden1 has agreed ie
Jonesst1le 10 Laastns 70 Albion That would
south, ard, II The mai from Lsn sing - Po1 H1ron
q INT through would carry Z, arel from the Grand
15Ink I'M west, 70 ~ A.eu'xsn soutnern."
General Palmer, Chief Engineer Of fbe Kansas
Pacioc Railway, has gone 10 The end Of the trsck,
the road towards penser, and that u1ty miles d
nex rosdis expected be nn,shed b. she last 81
The Toledo Elas< Of the s4tn aays: .Tnc chas-
sc1Er and tone Of the railroad meeting last night
AeeuEes us snat NC cau proutsc our Michigan
tost Toiedo VIII meet 1ne1ns and, II xddttion 10
opening channel Of Hzia tfon tn1A city 10 their
Stale tine, Will render them Euta further aid or In
reseh .his point sueeeastully. We tate great pride
Ia This nrt1ou Of CUT ftEowcfttEens. We rtEa1I It
as tnsr1irE u Al least tuo railroads leaatng d.
tu1al section of the Wolverine State, and uilmate-
" entirely AcEnes the sats,-ard 70 \ eaanectt0n
with he Northern Pse11e Raslrusd''
Tbs Milwaukee Se4find Of the sstn kaJ4: The
EonIntleeA On CoElntfce Ind Aanofact1rrs. re-
Gently snpon ed bF the Chamber OF Commerce, 70
t.xe Into Consideration and aaJ prosc, that
sui sad to tie tnan4Esai aad eoustnefrasi prog
perttJ Of Milwaukee. arc already act1se,y cn2aKed
in their errzs 1nu resroossoie WORK. Last Fs4day
evening they held meeting Al Secretary Ling
sons otce, for The purpose Of taking acton In tbe
matter OF raD~sy 10 t@dazbutg. referred to them
tore ume acp. 4 coEmp1less,on fon E, D Ha-
that portion o1 The way had A1resaJ been
graded Tor the osd A1r1afee + Superior
hailMay, extending from tho fourth mile post Of
tee town Of Ae4utn, distance Of ten miles.
From Aequon - point between Grafton and
he 5sss ~ Tay nas ,EsneeI[ e
grading md h111<inq The Iuad between this city
, 1869-07-27

Operations Of Com nj t~sioncr y N.
Juzsnef-Au Indian War AycFfcd-
Letter from Extend JnNuey,

| 1txrh ~ Al Tf<r
s,nus, + 1n'ny:"n Snl lDfl> ,n CT mtsesaa a...
ess q ths perseSutEd and wronSed race OF red
! bss much to contend With. lie ms hsd - )
noss tfs1pg case recently, bat think he
nas managed u % Thy s,ttsfact1on of az pa11jes
Lasl Nintel, ne!ols he game out. . while man
Started oqt Tor the PawHees, hut never re-
turned, Hls friends tEacked hin 10 hhetr settle
evidence could be found of bis hSvins sexn slea
the matter was, for the timc, -1Fopped. A ltue
1ana mers tsan .s = mest ~ hoKe.er ats body Wis
Indian alTow sticking Il. hla mouth. Ills friends,
eAastS1aest ~ lAls Ha0e up sffong party, well
sa saaes sesd 70 & Il snG @ o.
aha !nunesa ~ the Parry TO retnIn and let him try
nsst 2 nnd tne otfendsrs and bag them 10 jns1ita
He then called the Chiefs Of the PaTpecs to-
Getnsf. stated he case 10 them, and told them
hls power 10 ohtaia lasisee, aod now now ID thai III tas Is
n ss19e "a nat s ~ oeen tasH5e;ed e
~ ssoas e!ss p Il ase sao @ seanites e l9 .se
t9H5ds5;; 9 81. iasy naie speeSnes' and in lusInca-
noce 1a ri a 1oe q sa ad oe tsa ts sad no
Io his g!eaf satisfaction. theJ noiided him bs
aea ial9heated IA thst saey were PREPARED Ss 70
M g1se taem ~ 1ne omeeIs ee wefe ssnt rp a16 fhs
their hearing yesterday. and we're Temaaded fof
ElAl At ntH coufs -.
Immediately a3tet hey were given up S4znrA
bad thelf goods, amounting 70 some Il $50 worth,
ctiTed rrnn Washington packed in boxes, md tae
euAton. Of tho 6uPes!ntendents, heretofore had
been to uunack the baxea hete and replace their
Contents With n inferior article and sell the urtx1
na goods !o1 twice the amount teQuI1ed 70 replace
ihen, AEd Pocke1 the balance Samuel TOOK the
4ooda UNOPENED to tne fe3e1rAt1bnA called the
Ch1eia to9ethef an1 optned tnem IN netr prcsence
sna aaa Laem o1stLgltn ldst a. they wese r.
sesseo 4 ssss - !ncsns srest asnAast1on-
11s1 esla oso ne!a peen eooe before. =
1ne uf4lnen1 u1 Tue murder case has Rtren
f1ncn sasaslatuon 70 tdt = hltea and given quite
M ertat TO 6aneelh administration, while The
Indians aud thus nneh GOOD has already been
dnne oy stmp'e Justice. ~ sone It y thought =
war hA& been aFeIted: for bad Ebc whites retail
tated b. tnlug the Indians, tho 1ndiaDs EanIL.
have Resented, md who can tel how nAny lives
Tuuid h1Ee teen ioat>
IfMh Eeat x1tutas1Dn to een u1an Ike SAM
, 1869-07-27
POLITICAL


Nj. Speaker Thomson. Of JAnesyil!e. Is presented
ny seTr,al nepubucan journals In Wisconsin ns
their 1T6t choice for Gorerpof.
Governor senter closed speech At Johns1nr111e,
Tenn, Last week, Is follow: "La,cs, Horu be-
fore VIC part: When then the day for the election
asr7yea, get Up ear1y, prepare good breakfast,
hare the shaving water and towel reairt let noih-
1ug hIt smiles md checttuluess poascss you, and.
when the Hepod old nan stafts Tor the polls, 80
With HIN to the gstc, put your arms about ht1
neck. tss him, then ask him 10 vote for Se1tes.''
The uas1ifbntg tea} Telegraph, speaking Of lne
Democratic nomination for Governor IN that S,ate,
says: "tn Tuesday. the 18Th Of July, At O'Clock
p. n. Cas- hao eighty delegates In The caucus
pledged to hts domination We believe him 70 be
aoose h11b!ug delegates. But bis managing sup
porers we're spending his money iaylshly IN enler-
timing his admtess. Some We know, and re
kna# The amounts tor Which they bad b2ed th&s
gentleman for these Entertainment Now marx
Al O'Clock p H., On Tuesday. July.ls, Itlly Nc
Mullen. Sam Josephs, nW AcGrath, Piggy Dc
vine 1t al, arrived ttnm Ph.lAdelpniA They nj
once sanounceo that Packer had sure thing
They began 1he WORK OF manipulation, and In sx
hou1s The eghtY-one delegates hsu melted away
- fffy'>
, 1869-07-27
IGl-SDAI. JULY ~, ls'.'.

NIL, gou7WELLs "FIvE PER CENT"
.,ur WL.hiuRtnn speciI yesterday oon-
,,.i,.,.l tie following rose-colornd statement
of 1,.r financial situation, which needs som
sitting: ......
"Tnc result Of I,o1twcl's administration o. the
T1ruErs department appears IN tho nropoNuo1
rum a tssrrcahn honse n FTahkfort to lo1n oar
co,rY1E2rpt three hundred millions Of dollars nj
< jk.1 cent, n hich the Se7et&z5 haa af cour1c,
tnrn obliged 10 decline iflA rieH 1s that be may,
within .rar. borrow I'll the money 'Ke want ~
JTr Cent, certainly II ~ per cent, Rni present
indcas'.ns steta to u. though II !. not intended
10 speak Ia nsa nstne, that he Will, uast winter,
Ihs M = ~ % Que now, | or or rheneseI tue eoverament 1 nj
chooses 70 70 consider them. A private letter
Enr!anl, EXPRESSES the op.nlon thar bono at *
pcr ctrt CAD easily 1e Negotiated IN Europe within
eI1 or clet; month";"
At the presen. time our per cent
bonds n.e selling for 100 in greenbacss,
which. with gold ut 1885,. Are not worth near
Is - cents on the dollar. A bond Of the
gove.unen. for 800 in gold, With 6'per
cent interest, also in gold, is worth $8s.S5
in American gold To pay SGfn gold for the
nse uf SIS in gold for one year is to bor-
row money, not at per cent, but at $40
PER cent This is lover than We could
have borrowed money al. any dn,e be-
fore Gnce 1861: and. since VIC h1ve
not yet been able to borrow at 6 per cent,
what means the despatch that We are offered
$500, ,OOO, 900 at 5 per cent?. What are
the terms? Does the Frankdo.t house de-
sire 10 tAko our !, per cent bonds at par,
in gold? Il SO, it can 60 into the market
md buy them at III in greenbaeEs. which,
with gold ut 1855, is the equivalent Of 8o.22
in gold Why should the frankfort house
press our government to sen it at 100
existing rates Of interest arc $40 per
the cent on the 5-oos ut their present value,
II Mr. Boutwell, could borrow $500, ,Ooo, ,OoD
1T per cent, the saving to the government
would be sE,40o, 600 per year. Yet We are
told that Secretary Boutwell, declines to
snve the mere triae Of Ave millions because
be expects within 4 gear to save thirty mill
ions ly reducing the interest on the whole
dc1,t 10 1 per cent. Until we eau get be-
low $40 per cent, SO shall esteem it
fnyor 10 know What European capitalist is
t,sirous to loan us money at 5. Look Mt
the generosity Of the Frankfort capitalist.
he c:n now invest $780, ooo, 900 in 5 pc.
cent bonds ut R2 o2-100, and thus get :
per cent for his money, or Sa1 100000
yea1 interest, besides net gain Of S53, ,G40,-
ooo on the principal by buying it below.
par. But he generously prefers to sacrifice
i'll gain on the principal, mud, by buying the
same bonds at par, to reduce his income to
::lI, ,taa,, 100 year. We know not which
, 1869-07-27
Observers of tho Eclipse.

- - 7fu,-a S~
Cambridge seats two lzzrt.es 70 Flew the totat
eclipse Of tnc Aun. which occ1Is on the 1tn OF
August. The nrst. under the direction OF Profess
soE Joreph Alnloc1- Of the Cambridge Ohserya-
tory, has gone 1t incluiea Ms. Cha11es !. Pierre.
seVer; AE Arthur Sesrle: Ihe MesxE., Clarke. The
maihe maticA INSTRUMENT makers at Cambridge,
and several Other men Of weTttnosn sc1cnt1Gc
attal1mentK Mr. ]. 4. WaippIe, Of tnis
city. and An Assistant Ein ncrpWpsnT Pro.
fess1F !Ainlock 10 do The photoeraaalc
work This pa14 has gpne to Scehy-
Su!e, u Nhete thefn Il good obsergaturI
bst aa sae day of tst eclipse tasT wa be separatG,i
quite widely IN otoe1 10 ssotd what Woold Be- the
Nete ne ents1e p1stJ TO pe concentrated At SIN
gle holnt Thev aIe a. nnels equipped Al my rsr.
I! OF opeerFatlau tnat ever went ont e4iheE il ps
county or IN nEafrpe, having dpzep po9r;5El
telescopes ann eyefy other Instrument that could
es ss1ytcahle to them which the country ad.nIa
Experiments NTH the sEecsroscope have oeea in
progress for usArly tear and . half, anil a,ner
ptehatat1oos 1or the flcA wosx have been n1s.
The oihee par.5 VII. cousas: Of members Of the
sGasf sntysy, accompanied by Professor Den!a-
ee!1pae u the Atlaatfc Monthly AsmaHae Tor the
current 1ea14 md NE s. ". Dlsek md No assistant
as FhotsRKaphezA. THIS party viii 20 To- Spring
Le!d, Ia where thefr fs nJ.o IN ou*esFatas5 tney
ore ful}J eINtpped. Ths board OF TQpogIas,alea4
Enkineeta hare party now III Ala4Ea VINO WI 60
10 The R1YsT Yukon to aeterfnlne Tue h.ltuue anu
longlrut,s pf thar locality, and settle the aspAts
America aud Alasfa; they will aiso take oose1Ea-
non4 Of Ihe eclipse. Other parties, With members
IRON this vicinity, 60 70 Des Moines, Iowa, anu
North CATptinh, -
, 1869-07-27
Tho EdltorshlP of aho New horR
Tlnscas

/ Ne rndcrs.snA th&t the prprr4etors OF tic
7Ymts Fave formed Themselves INTO Joint stock
Se,e5 he cttpfsntp Of lnat Journal to the Hon
JOIN 1gelor = a.eFy 'sSsrL n ..lasy, Asnoosn
nm % Eurcpe ne pss aes them naIdc 1ud accepts
ihe position, tho duuoa Of which he ~nl assulsn
on Monday ne1L The pEDPf7etcF1 bad nader con.
.iIeratjpp the uArpe4 Of Frederick uud1ou for
uefty Of the UtTuki, George William curtla the
Hon. William u. EvartA, tho Hon. Luther r
Kihrth. ard other erufietuen dis1ngusfhed II the
Held Of iettss4- Thn selection Of vi. Bigeiow o1er
these able ard eminent geni1Guen Ii \ compll-
ment ct which he may well feel proud We vel
ccue his return The editorial cfcle, 4s1urod that
no tt9eredlf to III NeA-e4tned yeFutAttrpI
, 1869-07-27

ami down, and ssefJ valley. which In plsAs<ht
westher II well enonR!, II runrrrteh " taluftn
u dreadful hug 1Iuis II hok 1l!t'a lakr, In which
tho oath Ia Iuat II T1tw. Tbs Mnshlne pensttpAs
here but FoAntlIJ, ~ lint lneAs unpleasant spUu
ste kna iii ttjlnz hpI aul II iplY Or Invalid u
l,ites eii8hkfi 10 tfa,c1rs unm kslsf prolonged
rlssr wtathtr. thty viii tpasa ~ the pprtsgsa NJ
tfph&,J u Mr. MuiExf h'tss,f tt8 ofa xpll Of N.
ttHIld Scninto Ut, tine " the nUothh rA'tirs, sI.o
~ ats u 'a1"ui t'nr'"ith htnl turry'@. u.thau,
thltA, ktnHrUua CnstilIk u tkr Aitti i,
ttItx,a
, 1869-07-27
Obituary.

1-0ovxHNoa CRlro, oS htculGAN.
4hs 35atv ~ CoFrespondtnes ef the D~t1nn Ppsk.
nSiock. F!uu1 tic umo Of tho pe1otuance q
tMne M tmglcal upefstton 10 yemove The cause Of IL
ola alMeultJ, ~: E7npo h2s Kona along ye!J r.
sotah!J. wish daily inCreasing strength, Until san.
ns{ the 1lta Int, on whtca aay 10 alteo a9oos
in hf Strdcn and ento1cd highly ~ IuAul1aas 4,
oloont. Tae fuIlctt expectations He1e taea III ri
restoration to health and strength. On Aanday
and Tuettay DO applied nsmssli diligently 10
, 1869-07-27

TIC eitlea o! l5oston. New York and Phllndcl-
phlA compare fsyct1tly wt,h the above clsl4a Of
Ku1ope in regard to climate Now let ne suggest
the cities Of Quincy. ILL.,, With mean annual teu1-
peEatuse Of e3 deg. F.; Burlington, lows, 81 deR.
F., and Rock lalandr IL, 70 deg. F., ~ desirable
localities for the National capitR-gtying prefer.
epce 10 the latter locnlty-xhexe saoasd oe cstat.
nshed an immense National Armosy, forming eaay
communication with the Gull OF Aex{co tho
Pacific coast AMI The great lakes Let the city
OF Washington BE- retained Is naval depot and
for school Of Instruction, both n4Eal and mttita-
n. IKE unto Annapolis and West Point
fnp1s respectfully
CHICAGO, irIy H. 1SS1-
, 1869-07-27

y JfeN EAs I11xntoa tlHa, Clarion
!. We Ne informed ou good Authority that man
named John Baird WAS shot aui tust1.ltty kuted
tast Sunday, .,nt ~Hopper.R Meeting Hoase, four
ml!ea est Of L3nusi.te, Warwick County, % ste
, 1869-07-27
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Addr. TAlNUhk tUMtAMy.
tjAltxk1, IL
, 1869-07-27

Rcnauvni Of shp CaPttat-A Ruggos.
Hions
1b TIE Editor ef TAs CLtad2a 7TBua4:
TIE subject at che fcmoval ut Ehs eAptta1 Of tho
Cnfted 6tatea now being sx1tAsed tn JuuT eotumnt
Wooio suggest that, before committing ouasesysS