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In Dewitt Ion TT pan)ts soozhs by c. T. Mpu1n.
A. Il, c, Burber Dr. C, Goodtx1te. nud Len Rath-

In Dewitt: Ion TT part) Is soozhs by c. 4 Mpo1n ,
a. Il c. Burber, D1. C. Goodnsttes ind Iey1 Rath-
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The Punsand Argus, ths 1eadtng Demnc1auu pa-
per IN Maine, Euzgests that it, psrtJ vuts soidly
fur their regular caodtdats for Governor this
year, and next year unltc with Conservative BE.
puhaicans for the purpose Of clscstng Conserve
Hrc Governor, tud rc-elscttnz Nj, Feasenden tn
the Scnate.
The Troy ness plainly tells MI. Pendleton TINT
even should he be elected Governor of Otiot he
nust not expect 10 be the Democratic candidate
for PFtAtdent IN 1s7T It RAYS that the Democratic
party cannot Anord to throw AWAY AnJ moro elec-
tom, and THAI Is unattez nov ksaud, and - theJ
probably viii stand q: the next Presidential eleo-
ton, Nj. Holman u the moat available candidate.
6enator Wilson has accepted IN Invitation 70 ad-
dress the WoIttnEmtn1 Association Of 6prnE-
1e1d, Mas&, before the meeting Of Cougreas, al-
though he cannot IL the trna noN. ue sayB:
am whiting history Of the great struggle win
alayezJ-tht mortal enemy OF lahor1ng men-aud
II 90 to one place 1BhAn be Induced to 60 to an-
othcf, and an auuous to do ali can during the
next three nonthAn -
The Democrats OF Montgomery COUNTY, Ill, have
msde the following nominations: Delegate to
Constitutions! Convention. E. =. Rlec: County
Judges, E Lane, John Co,1ew, and Eastan- " hit-
ten; County clerx,#m. D. Shirley; County Treas.
urer and Asseasot, John 4 Beatty: County 6ar-
yeJuy, ,ThumaB Monroe Superintendent Of Schools,
Rey. Il. L GregufT.
The Republican, Of Marion County, H., have
made the following Nominations: Delegates TO
the Constitutional Convention, Edwin 8. condit;
County Judge, T1lman Raser: Associate Justices,
Noah JonDson, 1saac Boudy; County Clerk, James
8 Jackson; Assessor and Treasurer, ]. Boyu Pat
ierson; superintendent OF Schools, Hugh Moore;
County Surveyor, Frederick 8. Dewey.
The Democrats do not Ike Nhat they call Hthe
riea1ute-sceftng, Wntetng-plRce horse-jockey
md lnunge9, row President ot the unlted s:Atea.n n
Therefore, d the Detroit FDat Remarks, they pro-
poae, by way Of reform, III. John 7. HonmEa Io1
Issu Pre.iaeut who has been loungtns a Sara
toga two or three weeks watching the horse races
In company with Governor Bowie, Of Maryland,
one Of the Judges Of the race and owner of race
horse stable, Senator BaJa7d, Of Delarare, Az
other "horBe" man, and tho "Hon." John Nor
Tssey, superintendent OF the t:ack.
, 1869-08-23


Closing DaY,s ProcccdtnCx-Colore
Lnsor-Iscports Of Committees On
Go-operation, Eighs-Irour Inv,
obnoxious Laws, Nc--Aduifion 70
ahe Plntform-Efcc1aon OF n Dele.
Entton 10 sho anternnttonn1 Lnoof
EonEfCs2 10 DC k2clo IN S&1tZcTloA0s ,
80. Speeaal ueapa'ca 70 4ne Ca'caso !f7oune.
The Congress 70 aasemO!ed At s oelock, pufsu-
ant to adjournment Af.cr tbs tnlrutes Of Jcsser-
NJ EsW Yort' nreaented me f0Ilo wing:
Ee.,ir.i Th.f ddrrr Frtrr Ern;2n .1d R3btrt
p1:jr 10 srkointrd ~ special eocar.sc~ TO oI9.niEe
unios viii insttrctsons tn ,,,t te: pte<:res 10 he
FTrideu, of tat Inte5r siiona saf Conssus1 Il the
f.,cen- oy Sev yors. nrcsentn,, rho fot.
lowing; ,.
~ a.na nne 1ssg t. n 1.bar asa.n1a,:s
1. menter thc monts i'll. enIisrttd 10 r u..i ise
nurpoer ii rnyiCr thr esidtit e.IlTv md trf.1ytpE
toeh 1ptutes ~ may be connected With aald tsee
NJ - 3. a1poia rsno+[a Ts u 1a,,or. ~ Inc
% wmsst. Va " II opiaisn et tbs. Il II .ss pl.a.
wc.l:rE cl..ss coma hss p:cvtd eaectlL to s9,ve
~ th1t Il co-cIt1atinn;
NIIGRtAs. VI are harry 70 learn thAt Ee4i rteutss
has b<-a made T. the eso2e:..ise ssv1s5t Sl'ins
fuceers Il heh wets Ia eastcaee 7revtes q thc
t1x sston. but tiso by the fAet thst s~.efal othe1
tsxe besn r. etstcnt lsanehes ttnes e
Nv be ,asutisncd that Il the I.ilofs Goore!.ttFe
uofen et tGeG GtJ q Sew foTt and ne 5aatnG5 nta
tslntFss s&tsblsnsneS'o o' rs'.Se41aoA'
E.sasa + II. ue reccuu-ud to the yo,tsnknsn and
, 1869-08-23
MINNESOTA.

Breach OF l'Fonlsc Cnxc at III. PHul
"A Missing Wofnnn-A fonnE
Erencnmnn Killed by mn Endtiaa1-
Special Despatch TO The Chicago TrhnHc-
ST. rACl, Mimi, AuE. 1t.
The town was ali aeos to-lay over the M
1ounccment In q morning paper that wealthy
professional uaD, a bnrheIOr. who Is about 10
mArry beautiful hbA wealthy yoonc hh!y, 70 tn
he Prosecuted Tor frrAc OF broultse. In 'taioacts
raiti a4s!iuouS attention for .e-eE.4l ,ca:t, and
u ha has placed t.saiters Ill the hands Of Trotn.
nent counsel The icrtl!rt LotEst1o Is anders:oo!
TO he AoTT7s Ianrrrg, n "e!tkaoFn laTtes of
this c!ty.
Mrs. l.u1ls, M old isly rho has hecn missing
fer several dAEA. Is supposed 20 hlfe persisted ~
the 6warurs on the opposite side Of tha rlytr.
4 feW DAYS ago Pierre Luentocueaa. yotin1
French hntn. w15 Allied BY Chippewa Indtan at
Watab, In 1senton County. The JoC1e man. III
Wrestling. had thtuwn tho Indian. and IN revenge
ston After, white engaged IN game OF card. the
murderer took the opportunity Haen l1erre's
head VIA bent forward and came from behind
and struck a downward blow wlta large hunting
knife, hitting Pierre On the front OF The head,
driving the kE!Ie toi she handle IN hA brain,
Alnng him Instantly. uf course the Iuii.n made
good his escape ard Is still 1t Arze- LIE Is one Of
Nstr, IN lSs., and was let on With q new blanket
and sun tor lis punishment
The weather remains favorable for hn1Sestln3,
which ls prcEre. sing With Kreas tapulty. Much
less damage lhan Was feared was done bJ the t1te
storus, and h1. little complaint Is heard from
blight. Our kErrfcs crop Will reach tie former
eellln ates, 9o,GtJ,60S Of bushels. mostly y. !.
, 1869-08-23

We hear that Albion n. Towne, Esq, Of
this city, has received the appointment Of
General Superintendent Of tho Central
Pacific Railroad, and that he will accept
the position. Mr.. Towne is now. and has
been for several years, Assistant supe1in-
tendent OF the Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy Railroad, and in that capacity has
earned m cnyiabie reputation for ability,
intelligence md efficiency. With such men
rs Colonel Hammond and Mr.. ToRne at the
heaa Of tho Union and Central Pacific Kall-
roads, there can be no donbt as to the ell
cient, successful and satisfactory manner IN
which thew will be managed.
, 1869-08-23

pubnc.n party and The entire Democratic
partr, and to marahA1 them in his support
for 1872. The Reconstruction laws are an
taeoristic to the universal amnesty and
impartial suffrage" policy Of which the
Chief Justice WEE the author and the New
York 7ti1u1t the humpeter. The Conser-
yative Republican movement in Virginia
and Tennessee is claimed by HI. Chase as
a triumph Of his principle, though wrought
ont under the Reconstruction laws. As
universal amnesty hns already been granted
md suffrage is impartial except in the ex-
clnsion OF a few thousand rebels, who
will all probably be admitted 10
vote long before the sitting OF
the next Dcmocra6c Couventiou, Mr..
Chase's little stock-in-trade In this line vii
have become rusty and unsalable bcforo the
TING arrives to dispose Of it. Even il he
should decide the Reconstruction nets roid
now, this, too, ike Andrew Johnson's ve-
toes, would very likely ho dead capital in
1879.
Meanwhile, il is q little singular that the
New York World, which labored to no1ni-
n1te Chase last year, bor1pHs from the 1Ti-
1ttne tie policy Of ssimmcaiate resomp-
ton of specie payments" which the 1Ti-
b4k,.t also borrowed from Chase, and at
tempts to engraft it upon tho Democratic
trunk, whero nothing but Peud]eton'a theo-
ries OF IN unlimited delngo Of deprocinted
greeabacks have heretofore Hourished.
Then there Was the sadden and suspicious
, 1869-08-23

Stokes, ri Tennessee, has not been heard from
s.1cc he WEB sIoothefed under that nountaln<ot
Is poa majority for Senter. From the centre
around TO the sca, he Is lord Of 1eitner fowl nor
a bEute-
According 10 the Cii:tn aud EoUni Table, there
Is a possibility tEat the Hon Edmund Buttc, OF
New Hampshire, viii revive the Nationai Inxtti-
orno<r as Democratic paper, and Wlu lssne the
hrs, number opon the opening Of tho ensuing ees-
e!ou ot CongTess- .......... .....
The Pontiac any !s:ntinel contains tte announce.
,nen,s Of pue;een indir1d1Als who arc willing ia
serre tne.. fellow citizens Of Livingston County
IN different capacities. viz: As corntJ Surveyor.
!: County C,e.k. I; de1e3a:e to the constitutional
convention, g; ConatJ Treasurer 5; s0pcssntead-
cst Of Schools, 1: County Judge, J. 49,
The COUNTIES &! Mclean and Dewitt, III form
thr Tnirtft.ctta Les1slA:1re District, entitled 10
Two memters, and the Republicans OF Mclean
have Epfnl1ated for the Constitutional consen'
ton, Reuben " BENJAMIN, white the nou1nsaoa
, 1869-08-23
WEST INDIES.
vnrllkc Nova from vt. Domingo

WnFllkc Ncyvh from vt. Domingo
and ltuyti-Cuban .advicc~.
HAVANA, August si.-The advlces tEpul -
ThGnlas are to the 16ta, The steamer TcleZTafo
was anchored At ToEtoio- The .anler!can WIZ
sttamer Seminole hal saesl for Porto Rico.
NeWa from ST Domingo ID to the II inst Cd
bttaf with 5, QUO t1pppa WAS bes!eEfak AZua 1IlcI
was IN conmant Of the fcrcea IN The CITY.
NtHs from l3aJu In to the 9Th. Sn1nlre ha4l 1c-
hltxu 1t Aux CayeA-
A Dutch schooner, loaded with articles contrs-
band OF war had been captured.
The rehel President SAxCta was at St. Marks
arnlnR the Columbia and D+lrhlne, to attack SAL
raves dect.
Dispatches are received from Caracas to th..
Th- General A0naCas tB II command Of tho
tfoopa befeEtuR Aa5acatt1. The !esegers arc
aided By th:-c Federal vessels. All The States Of
the republic hAvo sent troopa- The merchants ars
generally IN favor Of the Federal forces. Gentsol
The populace OF AaFaCalbo nre h44ti!c TO him
HAVANA, August 2l.-Adyiccs from Matanzaa
Itatc that the Captal1 General hal reviewed tho
troops In that city. They exrresoeuu Willingness
to Ev into active service.
The rtbefs, 400 sEronE, IN the Jurisdiction Of
Gallon have been committing tlcpEedat!ons They
burned several estates.
Colonel Benega4.a, who left Puerto Fal7e, with
regiment numbering 5t0 men. escof3Iny con-
Hoy to Las TuaaA> encountered Tic ret,ets twice.
severe hghta ensuest, but the rcsnlta are not
Captain General lie HDuas has arrived hefe from
MalanZA4-
a. I. Simmons, Who had been couupe,l nix
Mcnfhs Ut Puerto Principe, rrc 1setl nt the tp
tErcea6fon Of Consul Geuer2l F1umb. aud left for
New YORK On the steAn2hip Missouri
, 1869-08-23

l we oeAe7e tnat iatenel aenecs1on uPoa
lne rem ISSUES msul'ea ~ .no to:no1 ~, -
.ue -sas,oin Aa.,s ~. est,sa Mn 20 eoo pp ~
With vi % wb;eb - 4ho Im naa,on I-ar.nsr ] asa,;3s ~ @ ~
certa;n+v ~ .h;s a,sa,. % Th;a .sa..,,s. s ~ =,
n bo sfact1a .ho T-1r>71, s,,eenast. . - -
canse the 1n,;o,itv ,f rot.a o-o West ~ tha
A1lephnniez tbonph The force Of tbo aron.
ment ia for tha nrcsent location Ia II sofa
in a deuocratin Government to accent tha
theory that the wisdom OF q minority is
safer thnn that Of tbo ,,aior;tv7 ? IA not that
the theory of dcsnotism and not of either
democrats ,r ,ennt1:cana Tn tr,tb m
section of our conntry b,s so creot nm in.
tcrcst in tho renorai of The canital "a the
New Fng1ona stotaz Tbe canitn,;sts n
those States own in Great measnra the mil.
7oa,Is If tbo hI;v.;se;,n; voIIer tba STAT.
bonds ond conntr ,nJ r;tr hnn3s ~ over
Wee+orn stoto ~, ,na .onrtr md ,,,rcb
Of the s,oc1 ~ on- ,,a,Es ond corno,ota
on,o.n,;,n,. Tbov nm lo-oe,v ,nteTestcd IN
our wines and lands of III t;nda nnd uill
,ort;nno IN hc still mora laroe1v interested
=: At {,,-,,ft,r n. ,,.,-c,-, %bo E,t;,r
, 1869-08-23
NEW YORK.
Speetal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ME- TnRE AIrtaf q

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
NKw foRK, August q
PHILADELPHIA saoRT or WATER
Phil3de1phta papers to-day say everything tndi-
Gates that there will soon be no water a, ali nm.
less they have copious rain. The Csief o. Po,,cr.
has ordered patsumen to visit al houses. TO urn.
people TO be very economical In ustng water,
Prayers for rain Will be offered tomorrow IN all
The churches Of the city.
RAMxAYa
In consequence of the extreme hest, there Ens
Light business IN Wall street, aut most Of tas
boards adjourned early. Wa5aah aad Lake Shore
were the most active stocks The Sandetblls
stocks were weak, on ruuor th2t tho rew cuu-
solidatou would wozk In the interest Of the Ere
Road, and on further report that the Erie had
completed favotahlc arrangements With the
Northwestern
TuK COTTON HAKKrr
WIS active st an advance, a statement that the
quantity OF cotton here at ali the ports Il nbect
one-ihl.d the amount At the corresponding penot
last year. The estimate Of the new crop IS
s., 7U0, ,0oo bales.
was scceEsthle At per cent while exceptional
loans we're made At per cent
R1rLRuAp DlsAsrEE.
A locomotive ran Into passenger trsin at Jer-
aey GILT tonight, iujustag about dozen rassen-
gers two Of them severely.
NAVAL ITEX.
f,rr,ers hsYe been receiyed at the navy yartf for
an sldltonal force Of men On the vessels now IT,
ting fo1 sea. ....
TEE HONDURAS RAI1wAY.
Twenty miles Of the Traua a-contiueutal Railway.
IN Honduras, hare been Eadel, and the track
will be lald during the autumn. Parties Will leave
New Tozk this week for preliminary operations
on the Tehnausepec Railway.
70 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
YELLOW RYFEE.
usx.n. had 'fonr men tn tha nosnttal theYe. Two
~ whn1n titat The Caorainni eliza dIes uboa1t
~ ~ rntin1r frvcr ~ Wy
The post,uaster General t. In the c.,r,
coLp ToR SAN fxANclstsA
prominens % sd f4sncsco T; Hu aouses, Gy te F
Koad.
FATAL AFrRAT
This afternoon John Harrison, wealthy Junk
Is W0undttt b1 pistol shots nre by C4ntalu SAM
lei Foss. Of the snip Pacific, Ia an ARRAY which
oEicirafed In the following u1anner: Captain FUts
had commenced bealnz woman VINO
tried to prevent rim from cha4-
fisirr bOy who hal ssoiuu
ilme nom his saip, when Harrison interterel TO
ssEray en.ued. Foss was knocSct. down, and.
upon reVaining his Ieet, pulled ou. revolver ami
d,scnafged il. Touuding the aforementioned
nHT1tes Foes w.s arrestet.
Fnnrtren rases nf sun.sfrnIe occurred in this
city toIsI-nVe fatal
la aalat IT .l. =. e., ,sr.h,s =,
1he aeus SteuaiE Apa.1s@a @ - ~ ~ ,ha ~ sata.rar
ssgsnoou, sgsoo,o 1ae oe" "s'e 0a'co - ''s 7'sSA1
Aagehto- ,rro,,1,-
EiAa " IttAxAst, ..,- nr ,,,,
lunce 6eneulct yss1ssuaJ stanteta q e. 20! ~ Ply
ceedlngs III Eegala % tns asp1s!tio@1 @ " aInInu i
ttop HaGons, etc, belonging 70 tnc elpah Jun:3.
which Marshal barlow ~as aeotit 70 gen 10 SATISFY
tuaglnsnn recovered By ne owners Of the lug
, 1869-08-23

Tennyxon wanls Dore to further Illustrate his
xorkk, and l. now negotiating With him IN Paris
The L1ndou Ofektssr0 remarks thst MI. Charles
Dickens is Improved IN heath, and VII sesoue
hts p1huc readings early next Je,T-
E1e Fisk Is dlsgrsted With Lie now that New
York9 naa surpassed him by the possession OF
recently purchased IL, ofo dIamond-F1sfs being
barely xor.a $s,0so-
At the recent sale Of As. Dulonb collection Of
autographs tn London, George Wasaiaston1 lei
ter to Eewcnhan, In which he deptores the eoa-
d!tiou OF ireland, sold for $500. one from bacon
brought 5es; and oae from olises Cromwell. sss5;
Queen Ett1ahcthI Instructions concerning Tie
Aujou marriage brought $3.50.
The news Of the suicide Of knn!5safo", Hso
sared the life Of Emperor Alexander. Is denounced
b. the Russian papcrs Is malignant f1cssood
Hc Is attending to his 1n1tx,1 duties and employ
Ing his leisure time II Improving bis educanon-
The natIcoAl subscription taken cp LOT hu1
amounts 70 far to 10000 1oubles. Though he Il
act known to have taken Temperance pledge, he
Is noted tos his sobr1tty aad excellent character.
, 1869-08-23
MONETARY sTRIEGEECY In sAN
FRANCISCO.

The Alta of San Francisco takes marked
.1,o y,,1.,-;z, x,,s,.r,c +, ,,,a
e1ccpuous bo kne hll'6 l'tAoaabo A1 o44'
Of j, Ms" letters to TEE TEBCRE from
CanioEn1a:
sin tcea.d tn 1a,.a thrrr IA one here. the
paut Of Cnl,foru,s whfrn has a canItsi cnual 10
that Of alI The Saltonai tanks of thica:o p,It
together Isut in reason Of doin3 pothiuT out 1
Ep!d bukipess II ia upase to afford anytniu2 Ike
re fae,es 70 re e'shan,s Q! th.s ctt3 snas ,he
il reistons aTe cos.is viii tcporsers, IL lie pnr
en4ss q % ~ az nc ~ 1ng n the
"IpeI also 60 The prosperity Of their State
, 1869-08-23
LA SALE.
4 Dwelling House split In Two by
LtKhknluE-Thc Family Shocked
u0si Injured.

LAsA4.E, Ill, August s1.-As about hs1f-past
II O'Clock LAST hight. I Snail one-6torr house, In
tie Upper part oi this city, occupied By z Bttn-
die, VIE AID three children. was struck bJ light
n;rg. Mr. Brsnd,e Wa sitting IN q chart bis
wife Eat sleeping On the foot OF u be1l, and the
children TeFo also sleeping N another bed near
By. The Geld struck tne chimney, passed down
the roOl to the door, and the1 TO the ground, liz
orally splitting the hoose through the. middle
from top 10 bottom, and ahat:er1ng, a !sast TO
eome extent, al Is ConteurL Ms. Brtnd!e
was knocked out Of hls chair 10 the tpOT, ArH-
Er,nd!e and The children west al shocked TO uI-
contc.ousness, and large dog ling near Mn.
Bnrdle 5 feet was instantly Killed None Of the
family heard the EepozI When Mrs Bandle re-
covered be1 kenses she found herself tn darkness.
with the hoake full OF smoke. She called for her
urch tei7tuef tnat she screaue1 The netghbors
heard her, rushed to tae house, and tonnd tue
condition Of things as described. Mf. Brtndle,
beside being 50 trsdly shocked. had MS hack con-
Fideraoly scorched, aod remained uncouscio1s an
hour and hall The hair and SKIN OF one Of the
FerJ nalToE escape tor all
, 1869-08-23
SPRINGFIELD.

Departure OF the Indianapolis Viai-
torH-The Southern NOrMn1 Unf-
y.~s se..,H, w..a,, na,.n..a. !. ~
ets'sas - as1.n5 ,,,o Nnt,,nS
Capital coavention.
~. o,.,..
special Despasen 10 LUG chicaso a1loune.
f,nr 1n1ianapo]ls visitors left for nome this
morning, well Pleased with their reception BY our
CIV Civ Fat Fsshersz e. The wster WORKS were duly In.
spected, and Oak Ridge visited by such Of the
paEty as desired TO pay homage TO the memory O.,
oi,ieias, tie Proprietor Of the Leland Hotel, lie
shown s. hem wsss pnanInaoasl}y }a', aaontea
JniversIty by tie Trustees awaits he approval Of
the t:nTefoy and he Is axa,r1ng tie 1epori Of the
to,oe5 u s.1 u 5oe,;oH @ ~ eto1 ~
~ n1t,s ~ ~ ne saiion n1 tns TTster Tere
- a!Fa esena1sa ~ In,,nf mn thnf ma i++nr1aV
= ~! .easot.aplS t9 u9sa =; u - ~ 1a..15
GeneEalA tepoFt VII &c IayotaoIe 70 sae iocauoa
NY f.,sn .e stans nua 'uo - VI
me fGecipta nto taa s.sts 1na5 * 4ave p
E,,, Gea; Frv e ~, "iAhe'aso eoups'' e'''oo 1Ae
eI@n!T, nS, cort,s4 renort ,,scesment. aa
io4oMs: .,,o,.a,,,+ +,-, ,ceo .o., .-x ,,.rsssa
n, ossr*.cnt Of issa ncsesss On euus.
lIGH ea.uaa'o, assts.,+ fo- ,ceo 20 M go. j.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o9 sSs e. eca5c M
cstass ~ tninn -! y 49,
OF ssha!3,+a sN IssxsmeG,s for 1870 ~ 1.
~ saef.Tnen, ~ istS esS f;Y,. }rcrsaas
aeelease ~ ~ " "a ~ ia ia,
v" ~ fntints,eT romnania hnSs ftct art1c,es of
ne !ol!o"ax ,s W. os sha e~.s1e- " "
E,stt ~ isV. Th- sti,nfsr Te,d .{tnIng Cnmnany
1it,i sn a., @ a. ani ~ hicarn an; VIII,
Ispn tftrn- S;tr;rTt fnr1nanT csn,1st s.On MA
tah 3th a.nn,a n+,ccs - 1!7;cs-H s'''9'
Ths 1,.t;uI - IA atficr1 nt Ttea- Iake IN.
sa5 vs. M ~ ~ 11a Tsro" aI ~.
nnr79S + 4. fnnes was p7rrsIucnt Of The mcel:n-.
Snearh+e 1xeTs. deifyc1ei hT Tho ReTs. StAtIor,i
Enrland. Hiruen Tayfor. The lion. Preston Hrccx-
inriice ami t:n1 Jat,fes II. MafhenY. Thn dar
VIVA xnrm 3,rt tbe }orafion nf the meeting being
veil rhnscn rerrrttjnc ra5se m rerr nicss.nflS
enf1 IN a wny fhaf rrrnfntied the heho;dera cf the
davs of ~ 3njd Lang sSnr. y Mrmsnent ar,
cnbTzatiop to be Culittt the sod SettIets' Asso-
cjntion. was encctcd IN the election or the lion
Preston IrectIpf1t4e Itte4,dept Gmuei iay and
, 1869-08-23

lesTtng behind him wife and dSe children, hss
turned up al Mount Pleasant Mich. lie has been
engzged IN the lumber business there, and waA
considered most respectable citizen. Recently
two o11oer from Maine, accompanied By the
Deputy Sheriff OF Ra1t Saginaw, attempted to az
rest him N his bed, but he proved to bo too Lively
for them, al he escsped to ths woods, leaving IN
thc!z banda bis only garment Ho Il bIgamtsr q
well a forser, having Ht1e and tNp children ri
Mount Pleasant
hNhEsoTL
:. Al -Dnluthr during tho month OF July, EIty
houses were built, making, during the past three
months, ono hundred and ten. There hte In pro.
Hreas Of erection, md under contract thirty moro
houses Of Substantial character. L hotel, leo bJ
ITO, IL a1moSt donn, and smother ls going up. The
emigration depots established bJ the 1a,rosd com-
panJ Ase completed. -Four churches
Presbyterian, a3esnodht, and cs.hol!o-are Ia pro
cess Of erection. AaRou1c HAl has been eoro-
'pletetL Nlne hundred and thirty men are now
employed On the late end Of the railroad to St.
Panl Iron u arriving for the track and bridges.
and eretJthing Indicates the completion Of The
road early In June, 157o, Telegraph poles atr
erected near the town, aud It IL supposed that By
this tine the wires Will be laid aud comrnuu.ca-
ton open Building lots sell from $50 to s., so.
according to: location. The population II 1000,
Three mIles Of sidewnlk have been laid this su11.
me1ts Of the railroad company,
MISSOURI.
A gentleman confined In tbs Boone County jail
hal written IN epic On recent attempt to rezcua
one Mnrt1n from that establishment, which Has
ga1,sntly Icpu.sed By Sheriff Thornton. We ex-
tsact couple Of atanzas:
-Thcy esld 10 Mr. Thornton
4pA deu1ndsd tte kee1 pf tbs
j1l 10 releas Warren Martin 3,
Without anJ bAQ
Thy eald &c the kazs and they eaia se.iu but
.f7rths Eess sKn Al Ii v..a , a..
"and Nj Thornton got up
With hiH Navy tn hAnd .-.'
. 1pd he ssood 70 bis post &1zt Ike uar
md he lid them DOW
they Mn4t atAJ out or
he would ahoot the frat
Mna that btEek in his Eoort"
eMo.
A post n,oTtem operation waa performed by TWO
physic!anh uear Hamilton, on the 18th, In retnoV-
ting an ovarian tumor nom the body Of Mrz
Beautltn. Tbs tunor weighed one hundred and
nrty pounds, snd the sack alone weighed thirty
pounds, and contained four ordinary buckets Of
nu1d. It had been growing four yeast, and had
become 60 ltrge as 10 dIsplace al Of the aodo1-
inal orgnua; tho rips zero raised to an angle Of
about stxtJ-nSe degrees, and the lungs encroached
upon, the lower left lung being IN gangrcoous
condition,
, 1869-08-23
CAN ADA.

Proposed L0nu-Slr John Young Er-
plains Hi. Recent Speech.
OTTAWA August si.-Itis il reported the Ftnanc.
Minister Intends to negotiate q loan tu Eurand
this IaIL
HA11A1, August e1.-The banquet to rne ftov.
e9nor Geperal la5l night Was q grand atllr Srr
John Young Eald he did not Withdraw one Wnr7t nf
lie had been represented as saytue chnnTe nf
allegiance would Be possible. This Eas incor1eet
and u that word trouble arose, He had suoken AZ
! change Of allegiance, thereby contemplating titf
feEent relations. with England, but me !des at n
SEVERANCE never oecuIted 10 him. " =
, 1869-08-23
DETROIT.

Scandal About a Justice OF the
DE1aorr, August e1--reter B. Austin, a r.
spectkd Justice Of the Peace Of tuts CITY h,S Farl-
o5ed rnder peculiar c1crnstaoeeA- In Octooey,
1865, DotJ }eWeu7 ssore was robbed Of several
thousands Of doIlafs' worth Of good Dr. Holly
wood xas u1ed for the burglary, but was dis
charged He Is now IN the State Prison On an-
other ctarge. Justice Austin, 1t Il alleged, has
promising 70 ma11 her, h1t refused, and she Re.
vealed that Doy's goods were brought 70 her
Eand5 By Dr. HollJEood aod another man. when
Austin opened the tru1k ald diT1deG tue pluuder,
SIC restored sao worth Of the goods, and i a.
res.ed.