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, 1869-06-22


N ns.i9. -sa- Ts,. !. tse d.. siae h.-s t.ra
sGsSs5.ss G.:s : az: = e.: : es F.
:ssf IT, eah boeH e n. nd n n
;sssestsa s z: = s1saine s5tn, iss:aa5 n
S:.sa 9ss:;s;: ,ss :: :: ssssi!9s e asss e
:sa'sse? = es fss:t: II :se:'fa
asntd -s4s.s." 1 Vel 'saazaSe1 The eanxnss II tse
Jsse Cody. 70. znpls... ss.se the cos4en.. Of ths
obisesd TO by s,a.es Attorney Netzae1
II sssaf q .ae .4Sssaes of tasss iss'eT. =:
S aot reors sz % ~ seeeua.sF e 'ea s,snenec. s
The letter. wese nos evsasnee OF
L: ss : 1:s a.s*ssi s,sss snf S4 Senes E s
fsepse r. e "a l nanlei Z ssfles: sns.stDs, efin:.
proper @ % fonnefsslon, 7ar: derzsef % eGopuSaed, g is
laid LOT reeeedarJ evidence, because tsese Is M
proof Of the nss q destruction Ct the original as
fes; lha& them "a no proof thxt Mrk Bailey wfoke
The letter. OF that wsA e1er found % ne pe1roa
OF amunk The ececta Of The deceased. The es1-
she fne1 d sss % e .ss 'na ie
ter y The time Of the 0nng: therefore his mind
ccuid rot h2ss been Anected br Il ss that tine.
The staseHents Of h.k 1ite unlcsa Pan q the ~
he husband"
il I1a Amao. Of the coc,.el tot sas defence,
nent or nazlatitA ms onv mater!a1
question ~ :. e he pEoIoes..oa et ne salIioE.
lendant lilled wautonIF. and The question 70 be
pnt NAa, DO te Kill waaton,y. Or when he fonnt
r. 9an l.na IN criminal 'nis1eoelse .tih big
zhou that be was thxrS b. asstzna1ton TIE vile
had rtrsn , z'elAi and Latri wM no ordinary
Attorney AetEpsf bore enJ resemblance % the
question Hh4s VAS he tnztRa11 question tn this
ss;,t s.e: II ing y 1.ss / =, Ia.a oy tae Dc.
led 70 aad naueea sae hom;eides Wet ~ss III: tie
esa essse a5s 1e re W. e sasd ~ Ser
y making soe!al and net1hoosiy eall, and vas be
Killed 1antonlJ and without protocst1on.
& ss.s r. 3 3 s. s'''Te1ss sSs p i IL sss &:
sc1 q saalte;y :" 7ax wa no qaesaoa II e
case: -was i not nalestl 70 show ias' Issru
By 1fsignatoo, !. ths tn5ttzten u tho 11te spect
\ 1tnR hxnA whe1ehJ TIC deceAsed saoasa kenH
soss 9 hs f. 20 x1oand sss q
been Te}ecied n o:ae4 cases, Nas me eeoeral
EusI be : present Afaa got past pfusocastan. On
te,5 had heen excluded. oat II MS case the ado+
ra5t. Tie IL evidence sae desenea o6e1ed 1eTo tne
cGpients ar note Wsst.en " the wife, making
saenI aa Eeesia; = the ansenee Of iae nrsnans %
I could be seca-rd. The srntle1saa asked u Enis
was not e,.daass 9; sae pospose and intention q
lie parties during tnch meeting. The defence had
suf1c:eo,iy prpEEn tie ina8 or DESTRUCTION Of Tho
70 LEE. seconaa;; Iay nA1e sen ID 10, hs;46s
rrp. en- the chispRraphy OF Mf3 Ra,1eJ. A. to the
aesuuet'o@1 @ q tae letter: Hines tas e9uIvocasinz
time bffQfE. fpeT Al about II. ht1t NnuLf NOT ri
, 1869-06-22

The csrcum.tanees of His Doath.


The CIrcun,stancer of His Donth.
ror ,or,s s mann. ~ n,,f [ r. sRn Rn,moaa h.a co.
Planet 81 e H. sne ~ en
Two NJ three ooss,stoms r. nsd worm nf # u lii
mendk 1a1tnr Ioas he armptons had 3agen hin
nors5s Tnesn md otnsr s1Enfona ssetned to
tans1S ~ ne1p1 .In,ttss 9nts fear n conTr
pon VIII II ,rtruda Superstition: Apparently
md nd root III Nj. Raytuond mind; but several
nsafni s 1aened aa1s o "f a
0nly = Eeek aSn, Nj, RaJmnad sAt Al iitnnet
xth nsar I'd ~ dsaf t..sn4 n eGeye1zss2a
ini.eenee 81 % sf.er e. rcsalnsaenes d iii an~trioas
n,t.nbcr tl tnr Scr Yalt bar nustra over The
ckeerfi suppcr table, aud ni4 SocN caa1,ttes were
8nr1niy eufnT,xed tn ay16irf frs1u The Able NJ
RaJH.opo drew ! lpug hte4th,aaxl, Atief 4 nnmtot
Of silence aid:
4Pox bfad5. He n gone - and iHprezktyeU
adde4l, II don't know how aoon 1nau follow
hlm.' ''""
4 shogt time befurt vi. RAJm6udH desih, H.
q Egxs h.ans sas NOS q tse e4earssaas @ - natld
Ing now occupied bJ The N.a4a and known y The
1EMes Bu1dtnf The plot Of r1pund on which sals
spring I BTe1 Can1ca. ii oss aae tas soyc1a-
tne s paIpose . ~ of esreftpT asx. Fo&: o5,ee soae
trouble kfte1E1{u xzBe viii feT2fd to The lut 70
| The propefty, and Sho government Wttadre. tts
otei, thauxh the et1 authm1ues agreed 70 gua-.
| AnEe& t0t FAiaulIy ol Inc udteL 4ac properly F4&
] Ai1erwatd sold by socdoo, and bouRhI hy AeeArA
! RAymopd, Jones b Weaey, ui the New York
| 7fAk4, tor t171,oo1 TaeJ ka4 enouRh lots 70 ptJ
| for shslr shx1t Of the hMsa ButtuG. Nj. Ray-
| xannd ~as eysf affssW 1nx3oQs that tbs ffmes
AkaciAt1U s>ouh heootnA the owoef Of The whole
| baiJd1n9. He a:etoed eAgHJ to tho snxzest.no
| NJ. I1wery, snd within few t1ys OF his dc1t1
| the tersra OF the purchase werr Asreed rpoo, xad
MI Ex1montH xaheQ Here fulfilled
| On 1huTsdaJ spofna0f HI. RAsnaoud AFuAA ~
ra.eu,ly ia perfect health AfteE breakfast he
prtefed tta hofAeA md c1HlAEe, &nd drove 10
Green II cod Cemetery, Accompanied b. ono Of bis
tarrhter3 Ue1e he eclecsed family fpt pre-
! na,xtorT to h4y1rr the fematas OF his son re-
mo.esj to il, ne boJ died ID March last, u The
are Of i. veazR He VIZ \ Jxu4nisin2 youth,
po<,eased of uu1xuaI pstQ1I shtl,ties, act Vas
| ttnotrtT loved bJ his fk.4cy. Nj. RaI r1and b.
I m1e.1 n nnErctci nor!a.schoiT NhOe IN tne peF-
| S1rMsnre nr IL. xad dntv and e.otr AZ IN.
nr.1sfnI hcsnt1 n thr srn1etrTy. tsr1ntnr II !
fefoee froE ii ihe ceaseiess cars aod an11eaes
| h,rr :, ~ rasjsa1ce ~ Stnfn str.-t ne.- Fgsrh
.ss1no - n's ses'oeee' IL ->n'a. ne4- ~
, 1869-06-22
.
NASBY.
Mr.. Nns3by SuTse# the. Tevs Labor
Movement ut the CorncFs-Thc He.
Aulf In nm Individual Cnses

Mfs ShsoT N"1.e* ."e tee~
Mofemehs at voc corns[A 1'e'
r,,t, c,,t+
a.s e.1.s ~ @.@ 4.s-.s rs po,,a
FosT 3wes Ges. GosrhS y r. saaIs ., % Eeatacsy
1aae ., lsta. }
The aettsshen " the question Nv ntaEers tabr1n
nsts s 'oar xess. 10, aad pess7oos e mite der
ben eapecttd, = most profound feeitn. Our Wh!!e
Ast.zaas satsmhied townns9 Aaa passed Ieso!oo-
ton, and urgtn i. en- 70 hold out 10 tns bt;sr
end rather than conpefmise their dignity oy
lowertn themselves % fhe 1eye1 " the Ereasy
AtHkm 1he mettsn wafns Hsgs one. loF .e
nee ii The Corners, bat II wu1 entnoosastic.
Three n, ne axs he'd htq = Rsscom = for foas
house tLey he'd repaired for hin, and they VIE in
frame ur tnlnd for most any thing thai vu2 egg
directed the sstensaun of these uen to the
employed ln plaster1n house on The Stale road
between the Corners aud GAfrettktoxn. Aud
aah en- ef they Hus content "a Ay at1l Ani see An
Inferior sace lake the bread out NJ shelt noutha
IN that way /, emplored em ea Aar1a men 10
presefEe The dignity uF Labor. 6oN n1KEeFs h.
wade rpor oklepashena7
They wuIny none Nv en- pdA9tcsc1E, bot they fe-
phed "Sever: neyez:' and demanded WITH rhe
tneY ntse 70 Tor him. But I restrNned en- tu /
he'd organized en- into a Ffre Labor UnJun 1ten
didn rRe r. EAnd perhotted ntgkefs fron ruin IL
This preliminary work Aocompllant, tema1tt,
FniloH ma" 1hey did It Win Alaert1:
eyes rested On Btse wteh hlaEsted en- There
1ux Niger, fuiEbIooded nig1e1, with cap
enio @ ans q.as9a. os RsaR saesz. aEz ,ss
md then xztn both - @unst1 4ettodlst hymns;
md eTef and anon the untntuitn IuAa Ct tn1srtor-
so bsssen, Gsot 70 thas ~ ha eood b nes1d 1aa ma
ttscusttt wretch wood display his Xroy ci1 uacheI
We made ehart WORK uF t. We informed him
that tbe labote77 OF the Cofuers bed organized .
r aas ~ ~ 9ss ss ed D. H5 ss =
Of -
aBe1rJ = ell i" remafk& ,he Afs.ean cua, calmly
EeIi. ! ii II iIue the rooq1nn."
a(.ut Ton can't Nd niger Kin Be admitted"
"Den tpec ] aneI hey % 60 90 and vorx I'D
must nsn ar brcsd. Joo fnoW."
sicn ineoIepre Good NOT " cfxrso be tnl6rstcd
us hai xtafrd he casc to him csluiy and d!s-
nasslnnatrl We hed tnfor1ond hiu1 ~ tha laws
r. rsd n1s3e. mn thIs Errtch deiiheTstelg deled
ns bT Insistin mai be should 70 on MIN is work,
~ snshea ~ ntsffor1s nnt frnrs rnS1r hin xr
tnre11, h,s ,nnrtar 6sic we nrnkr Ma frnTe1 and
tool a11 n9sae4 ao4 Mn IT, a
binoas - @>10"''AN@ "
1ne ne1t aaJ me iq1Tq p III ,1nd 1nd n19Se[ nea
etr wv =, rs.rr1m,,n nm ~ rnrss 1srn n
o,T1s1s ~ 80 n1,rn Tsrrssnfn ernrfnTr1 IN rhnr
snop, N.cn lis f nane VA OToole, cooo moi be
~ s. ~. ~. - dI,ehrrr.t Tna rar d.
ma+tzt rim IN M st1eetF rs,he, nae md naooa1;t
tnaa otnsssse eat754 % nome saia ~ poqe o. 9se1
ha asa 4s ~" nv * to,s. htsa. sn4 at.r,Nar.d
~ ~ - nsd f,n1 annInr la. m tT1n
aS - ~ - ~, s1. = n,ht =. - * +.
pike sp@a wea II - oe.n has - sass s u. ,@ ~ ;.h
~ ~ esT,nnn rs sse nnnI SnST ~ NV t,rs
Y as1sna 70 Il seiee.Ha 70 Ino q noolo Ssl en-.
r.p!en ~ ~ s4e ~ tn,,t1 t E+tn n,o~nr ~ th.r
, 1869-06-22

=, . .&.,fn, pe!son, one beat Of baton would be
All th.. wa neceasar" to keep eho1uA 10 soe1k
work. They could no get away ftutn that eFsaa
II they u3ed-tis pedal ban u 70 lnueuse, % up
uf,tpE sad 10 su&afntug. --.
7 think tbcru has been universal dsappans-
uent IN reRxrd 70 the yoluns OF BOUND 70 DC pEo
due<d bJ this chnfuA People hAye nnaemeo
shst the sound Of ten thousand voices IN tne Cou
seuu. for instance, would Be ten times u loaa ~
one thousand yo,ees in the Music Hall; but IN re-
a,tt4 It u 10 louder. They did not MAKE
ealeulsttcns for the tncrea1ed size o1 the
building md the Obstacles plscad u
the war us ,thc, travelling Of sound and
1utng with The ear. Ny OWL disap9otnt-
u ent hag been happy one. bad thought tnA
the noase would pe Simply nptsa, but the rosse hAa
been mna1c. Il has low been thoroughly proved
thss chorus aua ortnestzz of thia stze esn b
manipulated and not only ba made 70 ank hnd
play together. but to Etn9 snd ply with e1.
rrrsa,qu md eren approximate to eeTtAn de-
me Of nxhs and ahade But 1et, apart f1u1a Inc
maknet4m there u In such Esst human presence,
do not see thai tho tnc1cAGs In nntnbere Is really
an advantage n 1naftnT eSecss- II MA splendld
experiment to NJ, however. Aud It speAfs VOL
unpes tot tie skill Of NJ Gilmore. who co0peaEed
and o.y4u1zet It, and for Hr, 1ezTahn. who has
conducted the orato1io and classical parts of tho
programmes
ForR1H DAY.
,. ,.,,o, sarst ,+ra
~ "s9 VI possea.p' ~ ~. .s' ~, 49,
!on tahahs AAessa !" tne ceA1e. -. -. ~ ~, ~,
tHncen eoeoo not@nse ps.. 1estu .a o ~ .ss ~.
10uans :. 'eu MA Ane " - -.0.- ~,
e3cMslseay e9aAs'cA, ano VIZ opet.so "lh1 soet
o.1u.onA senueo 80 - -. .1to [*1.,a ~
l1en'ete "a1oA Aa nus s1'@u ~ e1ees'e
unol 'ae as1o1A Ni@m1 ~ -ute reN1 "as
reached. Ino Naa gwen supe1pl1 o} INC oasses.
Inc flHa e{upnon! 81 nessaoaeu ~ oell ki,eu
IN fHi1 ae dhao*0 Ana ~ uan " He 1919 oe- .
Ing P4AJeo- VIZ souei14ts " o1 81a@elu 'or
70 Set eteA ALSS1ap ~. kao sJnp4'N3s o4A ~
seemed Emos' cpes " sol 1ne "oi1 " mat ~
anhS u tae leas1- II tne nfss u"et aa.e stsu
the cicnestta rsSaH 8et COVE - ~ .os. -
1ne1 iosea ae 1nas WA % tai.'as .1oa8 ene"'
oo hRAsssneA- asel5 1e0 - III atA r'at@ a.
eager 1of t1e S1zt a8 louud 70 up 1tum LIB
, 1869-06-22
1BulAHA COAL AND TIE IRoa NAHU.
FACTURE.

The irun-nake1s Of Pennsylvania ere in |
an agisatiug Btate Of inquiry, bordering on
conviction. relative to the advantages at-
forded By the coal-nelds now about TO be
developed in Indiana, for the manufacture
of iron at Indianapolis and other points IN
that State, and more largely at Chicago
The Philadelphia NcttA american, speak
ing intellgenuy On their behalf, comedies
that, with 1900 square mi1es Of coal IN one
coal-held, hnd 40 near the surtaee a. to be
reached without shafts, coal-minlng in L.
dixua vii be exceedingly cheap; that 1.-THE
coal called block" [ot Irdiana) ais found
equal to the best, md The iron made from
it il fully up to the Iron Mountain charcoal
izou~ that it is q wholly freq iron sulphur
and dirt" and that the four railroada which
viii BE- "t wozk by fall conveying this
wonderful eosl to Indianapolis and Chi
caeo," vii lay i. down ut chicago at two
dolars per ten lnlieed, tho managers are
already willing to make contracts at that
p.ice. The iron can be brought from Lake
Superior to IndianAFaolia at cost OF 80 per
ton, and, when stopping at Chicago, for
considerably less. II is eren elnsned thss
the Lake Superior ores yield si1ty-z1 per
cent of thei. weight in iron, while those
Of penusy1sAniA average but shsffS-
thsse, and that tea tons ct Western
limestone a,e equal for fu1cs to twelve
tons of the Allegheny limestones' Upon
these elrspeuts Of ocst7 it has been oon
puted bv those forward in promoting the
1.l;,, .,..-,+3.a +hot {he nj arrin for prof
, 1869-06-22
auaug number Of yea1a Is thus given:

Ihe sa1le fepuEt- page 1f1- ahn"-< tA.s,
since 1861, the tonnage arriving at tide
water BY way Of the Ede Canal Of the pro-
ducts Of the Western 6tatas aud CanaaAa
has not incrcased-being o,15e, 1875 tons in
1861 to 2,l2e, 4o5 in 1867, and 2,2l5, 2e2
in 1868.
These figures demonstrate, beyond a1
possibility Of contradiction, that the buai-
ness Of the Erie Canal in the Transports
tion Of grain is Mt stand; and that, while
the production Of the West has. increased,
perhaps, ,four.fold during the Last ten yeszs,
tho canal transports no mora now than it
did ten 5ears ago. 0a. statement
thst the revenues OF tho canals do
not keep step with the increase
Of the tonnage OF production is
borne ont by the faetA The gross revenues
Of the canals since lsCD show no healthy or
pe1manent increase. They are thus
- xoI
, 1869-06-22
THE NEW SPANISH aoVERNhE1r,

encT which chatRctarlze the progress OF /
the present Spanish Revolution find new
illustration in the adoption. ~ snn uortea, !
on the 10th inst, of a decree establishinEa /
Regency under Marshnl Sarrano, and his !
prompt Inauguration as Regent two days |
after. As Be7auo has hcted as the civic |
head Of the Provisional Government ever |
since the revolution, his election ~ Regent |
merely extends and confirms the previous !
order Of things Spain is unpsepared to
adopt republic, or 10 elect Monarch,
and ancepts her present situation as perma-
nent until abe can do something certainly
better The Tote for Regency under Ser
rauo was nearly Ave to ont, being 1913 yeas
to 45 nays.
The man who succeeds, practically, TO the
powers of the throne Of Spain, though not
to the crown, is now 50 years Of ege, and
has bornc lending part in all Spanish po-
Gical and revolutionary movements, on
one side ar tho other, for nearly half cen-
tuzy. He began his career IN the high
Conservative party, as champion Of the
Bourhoua, and especially Of the Queen
Mother In hes contest With Espsrtseo, in
ls+s, md subsequently Of Queen Isabella,
I with whom his influence and intimacy
were the subject Of bound1eas polih-
cal envy and some private Ecandal.
| After brilliant success and some fal-
ure - a Bourbonist, be turned Lbcral,
waa implicated in rising at Sasa-
eoesa in 1854, was exiled from spain, but
returned the sanns ytar and supported the
administration Of ODonnell and Espar-
tero. In the eo,ip tl'ftJt Of 1856, being
then in command at Madrid, he lent his
power to O'Donnell's elevation In June,
1865, he became Captain General Of Mad
rid, and prior to tha recent revolution Was
Field Mn1shal Of Spain.
In Se11anos Cabinet, General Prim is an
nouuced as Secretary Of War; Silva, secre-
tary o1 State, md Heuera Grace, Minister
of Justice. Tho career Of Prim has been
unusually diversified, even for a.spanish
ndvanturer. He, Like Seuano, h1st dissin.
guished himself By his devotion to the for
tunes OF the Queen Mother, Maria Chris
tina, then Regent, against the Dictatorship
Of. Espa1tero, took part also in the insur
rection Of sa1agossa N lsse, fed to France
, ! returned, joined the pTo9T Tesssst's, headet
antnsu11ection against ESpastazo In his na'
! tive city of Reus, ~aa driven out Of Spain
] but, after tho fall o{ Espa1tcro md the 70
: turn Of Christina TO- powar ss Regent, VA
, nade General, Count do Reus, and Cover
= nor Of Madrid On the accession Of Isa
: I lila he WAS diag1aoed, tried, and ooavicte'
o Of high treason, and imprisoned
a In 1888 be Joined the Turks, in thei
, 1869-06-22

These figures do not speak well Tor the
policy to which. the New York politicians
adhere 80 strenuouAy.
The railroads Of New York are now cay
Tying tho -four, the wheat and the corn
alougside Of the canals, and We suppose the
business Of 1863 will show how greatly the
canal has been abandoned as route for
breadstn8s. Having paid for that canai
twioe over, the people Of the West are nov
compelled to use the railroads to get their
prnauce tn market
, 1869-06-22

-. sr-,.- 49, 49,. ~ cnssts,a
~, n,..t>sa ps.r~ Hs,.h nonno.sa ~ IN. ~.
r..ian h1 J.nnt,. whnrxcr NJ ~ ~nlrn !.
not on.1nn .rd rerv ftrrso,ne: sne ,ney,t.hlo
Anxr fsSo,r, ~i,A the >yr,rr,x ,nn h.n. a as,e.
.,an., 49, w. .o-s,,or1,ss. a~..n-. -,nnt ~
~ - r. Con-s..a W .I,s1 Co,r,..t. :, ' ~ -.
.;a,., s.-~-+.+r,s ~ o,.e.s4I noTnds, tnr,.1,
-+n- ~, -,.- Trfs.a ~ 80 --.n Srn,t
pr,es fr,sa- scnn1tra ar nny al the ,ead.no niay.
e.s ru see tneIr f,nea an sroxlnd ~ thry rnda
thrnrgn .n ,nnnh ,nnrk.l svaah m nnVnrnv =,
th- cre.t orrhrsf7z IN f.ct- thrrn !. m ,f4no.
vnh--r at AT hrrn eo-t.I The on,y sratnrn 81 in.
t.rrst In the En- m.roio oTnrtnrn IL the t.nmoet
so,o vnen i. tafen hy frtT fn,tTnrarnta n,
one and p,rrs ons . ris r,on hI.., rntch n,h.~.r.
thc ocad Tne r,st NJ the ovrrt5r4. hnxever
DOS m, q, v.I, ms aarond s1o,In. ~, .h,er'
,ne,- t,,;-nn,. n.s ,.ot - .,.m -, :, esnS
r. tha T1..na r.nrn ao.a - 1.Iatt.
~, ~. or,~.,to, ,h.-. ~. ..,,tat...,s.. ~ ~.
w.r ,hronoh ~ T.nnn.ne.- n. 1sornns,,or M
.ns W.datrr U.,., ~ ~ -,.- se,,a-- ,,ns.
s,mettv.,s s,,1nst 1900 ~. ,sr
vho v,1t-, m.rche, for e1ch m orrn.s+-. snaa,a
~ IN rn,re1 us shcr,d fss, ~ .,.a..ss.- -, ~
rrs., ara,.,.. t,,c,,r., ,h,,,,,ah ~. -" -.
snet n on1v na.,noesn rsna.I..ss, u.,s.,
1ysvsn MrYrrnrer poea,n, ,n,ns.t~ - I ,rwtt,e
~ r-tt. ~ ~ or,,en -ca .,rhsstT Wn wsn,
-s,,r,ant.ss ~ n.s. -, ~. ..,v,. . ,e,r,.,n
,nnnss- s*o--. ~ 80 ~ 80 ~ ~. -,
Jeremiah. and We hsve nothing better Than Daniel
Pratt Convene u7rtl Arrangement Of "Hau
Columbia u no better. perhAps not 70 good It
n,,ms,1, snn N arm fnnr str,ss N,
nnv.- ~ ~, ~ -. rn.,e
m.st N snrn ronmonn,.,es rns n,a ,..sssr.
.n.1,t h,1. 49, son. s.,ts1 ~. - hs-s -, ~.
80, -, ths,- h.ra. % .,,n . n.,.,,, ~ ~,
ssfunenis and Eoicea tat the prodnetlon Of theu
"o1fA 1ren- s9amv we arc ueaseo 70 bllse
GoTehe AAisa'rs, " 70 tho "staF SpAn2ied Ban
heE. hs HAP nAt once tnfo Isf2a HALE.
Aua tee overture 70 =. sunoeaia ~ COCA enough
~ 'ael1 way hoa N tnctt pisee1 bos NOW teeoie'
10" patpoeoles.' nov AI9 ene1 ~ Ne u 1n1
PssIs! aA@ ooes hesoated Wsat VI WAX ooil
q sampson o canas a1Np 70 exE5 Q" eoe
eates o. iAaa7
NC nas* as&ln Iae Ansn ehut" ao uo
Su1e, " goes well Tue oauel5 u1eo "lto
sules PRECISION, oe-@ase h e&n % nseo ny otoes
Wy !" e8PoAa'Aes Inc Inlne1 no.e7 o. .ne ua.s
.e.5 e1Aao! Ano sety eueen'ey. ". a1a "ass
Nae nse % eMpo.st-'ng soca ssuA - ~ tne
nisaea poono .aeu @ a1'Is 'sH pi.oss,' .uu s ~
ues1HAs 0Ns ~ ".4 - ~ Go'o "e1e
nuao1eu nussea "A'ns " o eaoa- 1uets nu
mutae !u " tasA wv ns'0: = seasAuoA'
Ao1auok. - suy tuiuk y'u pe.eMou. ps-,.M .'as.s
Ano Jes tes aoosenc7 = nnseV uetnaNeu, A3,a
tney oe"Ana tns ou eaEa ~ aao .n1' 49, ~ ~
oosun .neae 1s poENe u'e-~a' rs - - -
suFfo.oa 70 ness ~ notae .ou nowo. w w
e.a ny uo Aeu uos ~ -. ..4n ~ go. 49,
AaohAee nss f+st" 'eul -1a'n wv w. P1. y.
! formed D! seotairseo nfemen, os&tenes ~ Asl'.
N!' e.G' sua atoHea tne s1au. .s-N 49,. "a 1.sue.
| anu us " ""1SHuR o'3 aAee's Hu ~ Nu4!e
AkaeJ uesG aase oeea oooe oe4"ss .Hsu " y :
50 w ~ saeaN - aAss's ~ ~. ss.. -. -. ~
20 saasss a 4.eeAt 49,. ~ &c ,...,- -. - -.
RAae oueh aesl1 '.1u sNop oe~'.nS' ~ y. =,
, 1869-06-22

Prom eA< jott<t tfla) Etzut!iaan, Jxas -.
hewitt, charged with the murder Of Ar- Sarah
Ann Hess, came up for utal on Tues4ay last.
y E e
theC. r. / : r Railroad. sstoated beside thes1
oeins employed 10 1aten the railroad brids= i
NY tfo9 !, bong sa, g .aq5s 9s,nstas stae =
III his PINGS IN bis = ssseaee. NJ: Hess Tsa Eooe
one n'gat and WA called heEs the ne1t Esorotns
Rs 70 z h xe I'd e e sas ;s
Nttie resembian<e q hasaa betnsa u: Hess
1peuey ID the house, and In his wtres keeping;
but IN reastty, - shown - his o*n tesssnun1. hsd
Hewitt came with the other naghhofI
xhen TIC house vas hnz1tnR, but
oot Fraas H. sessons on thss oeessan M and DO ossef,
auspc1oas etrrums,aocek, the people were III con-
v1nced that Hewitt had stolen tho money. and. be-
eofnplsh ia ertmc d larceny, sud then to aids
The sS1Aence Of nnrder set tno hbuse on tre and
burnt he botses Of aia tnnneeat Victims Hewitt
jail The next grand turJ Investigated the MAJ
ter, and deeIning TIN: tho tttuaes coat3 not be
psuveu, thc Defendant wAs dIschssced- He 1hen
southern part Of the stata. Shortly astsxwArd he
was seen On the MI hack TO the ne4gnoo1hooi
and made the e1cuse that he had cokne hack 70 sell
hta ahsptF, but TAA not known to rakr 1of effort
to do 80. Shortly 4Her~afd = neh3hbos xaa s1dlnE
By ecnue timber: he dtsoovefcd u person digging
ot ne7sed It the MN digging, nho proved 10 b
The sssd aewart seeing That he vas discovered,
cot up A1d vent AWAY; upo1 tEKxtng NJ 1nt psare
nnmh<T Of pennies, fsat no 1thc1 mnneJ. Tne
prosecution clt,rn teat these pennies zrr tae ones
tnAt belonged To the title boy. which we're Kept "a
the same pkEk1ge w1tA Oe other money. VITA
this adttstona, Arkencs ueEttt ~ea again pur.
sued and 1nAlH captured In tna Ao1sheru part a
this STATE. hHrukht hack to lTundy County, IL
diced b apeetal grand tury, ana upon his sve1r
ing thst he could rot hare \ fasr u!al tnere, =
change 6 yerr: whs granted to hin TO TIT
| county.
4sNY Num- for tne prisoner, tustssed thAs ID,
| pruhsbthua Nrrt that the people would fsu Z
| prove the ftfst part Of their case, namely: th3
! any murder had been committed much ieas q
! connect the ptfouer with It atter TIE nzst Inc
| Esd bee1 tatAblt4hed.
, 1869-06-22
ETNps6s

The Darlington NTls.} hputleun Of Ne Hta
ka5t: The weather for the LIS: tKo NeeSs ~
been sEthes unsettled, xnd undecided *ncu "N
TO tur--H neither to snow or 131n. TIE eatta ou
TIE crops hrs Been father uniayo-abler apeea1
% Win corn Wneat eats koo Easa Se,s sEoH a.. ve
adfacet Of Iass Tear FYuts loosa ~eI
The nIny worn bxyc made tntls a2peafance to
VARIOUS 1ocsut3es m 1erzey County, H:nola ateiI.
tneJ are ,,eneatng ny cutstne axsy the sQtplus
b,ades on the ssxlIa, nerenJ fnahans ~ xir 70
rer cf he Ehest faiftna down. Ther hare ruined
seve,al atlds 81 eorn. set Jes r loa In rass
esused by he HE fatus hartuc rassed aray, the
safnts of sny d ne f.Ms;s y ~ ioesltf ha.e
ase d9ne b NOT 10 Efrat II WIZ cT4t aprythen1ed
ne xbe.1 crop ~ s te1T:a.n,, = ~ ee5oaa .aJ xs!,7
WITHOUT so1ne Unexpected change. Be- entirely pGf
The Greenfield Hnd1 Commercial sa1a;,4We 70
, 1869-06-22

- g = - ;.-a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16
EIoxo I'faSaa two Thor,suslss
Acres.

We have noticed in several Iowa
papers during tire past week . state
meut tina. there now remains bui 2
900 acres OF land In Iowa opento
homestead or Government. purchase
price. This report gained circulation
by a paragraph appearing In the I'.s
sIoines corrtsrondenee OF the .3ft-
buqac H.rafsl, which said that "ttose
now reniains but 1000 s.cres In tho
Des alnines Land District As
there are nearly 2, coo 900 acres Of Iowa
land still subject tc homestead. II will
be seen HAT the .'only 1000 acres"
statement is net eniy grossly inaecu-
rate but will also work serioas harm
10 our state IL not Immediately cor
regtel. The official records show
that the Sioux City District contaiia
over million and q half acres of
these lands. 50 acres OF which any
naE can have by going to II. There
Ii considerable difference hetweea
!, 900 and 100000 acres. The latter
figures give tho true amount. Stop
tlio n2,rlo acres'r story, aud tell Ito
better ono that this glorious lows
has free land enough TO give twenty
| i've thousand men splendid fagra
apiece. .-.S'ats RsyistT,