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h;a have recently occurred ON the farm of Mr.
j. C. NJ Taylor, near Charlottesville Two or
three hogs have died, which had been bitten by
a dog under peculiar and suspicious circum-
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A Cincinnati paper advertises for s'girls for
cooking" You will take them raw, when you
get accustomed to them.
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A Pithy Sermon

Many a sermon has been spun out to an
hours length that did not contain 1.-THE of the
sound moral instruction and counsel to be found
in the following brief and pithy sermon from
the pen of that good man, and racy writer, Rev.
John Todd: "You are architects of your own
fortunes. Rely upon your strength of body
and soul. Take for your motto selfreance,
honesty, and industry ;lor your star, faith, per-
severance, and pluck and inscribe on your
banner, Be just and fear not Dom take to
much advice; stay at the helm and steer your
own ship. Strike out. Think well of your
selves Fire above the mark you intend to hit.
Assume your position. Don't practice exces-
sive humility. You can't get above your level
water don't run up hill. Put potatoes in a
cart over rough road, and the small ones will
go to the bottom. Energy, inyincible determi-
nation, with the right motion, are the levers
that move the world The great art of COM
manding is to take fair share of the world
Civility costs nothing and buys everything.
Don drink; don't smokes; don't swear; don't
gamble; don't lie don't deceive or steal dom t
tattle. Be polite be generous; be self-reliant.
Read good books. Love your fellow-man as
well as you love God. Love your country and
obey the laws. Love Truth. Love honor
Always do what your conscience tells is your
duty, and leave the consequence to God.
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"What makes you so grum, Tom?'' 'Oh,
I've had to endure sad trial Of my feelings.
What on earth was it?" 'Why, I had to tie
on pretty girls bonnet while her ma was
boxing on"
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Improve your talent in song as a means of
worship, health and enjoyment For every mo-
ment thus spent you will be amply and abun-
dainty blessed. ~ vsn }a3Ll5 q I1-5.e
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People" says a modern philosopher, "go
according to their brains: if these lie in their
head, they study; if in their belly, they eat
if in their heels, they dance
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Crate Companons-The poker and the
tongs
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Millinery.

ATE BARGAINS
Il MRS. M E. FAGAN s. SISTER
are now offering their stock of handsome
MILLINERY GOODSi!
cheaper than before the war. They can now sell
Velvet Bonnets for $5, Trimmed Hats for Sl.5O
handsome SILK Hats for 81 90, and everything in
proportion, for cash Call and examine them.
Ofc
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Politically considered sea of troubles
Tennnsseo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-12-21

The New Orleans beauties eat soup to cure
freckles.
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1t is ordained in the eternal constitution of
things, that men Of Incorporate minds cannot
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Postponed Payments.

% ,o4 ,.id in advance additions to the above
5eaFgisS 5o degiayed s fer S three @ months addition Of 2
Der cent. will be charged if for months, 70 per
cent. and if for u months, so per cent ,a
from time to time as the price of specie may rise
or fall. ,..oa
Aa- Subscriptions will not be disco,ntlnued'
except at the option of the Editor till all arrear
ages be paid.
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From our New York Correspondent
A Review OF New York CITY.

New YORK, December 9th, 1869 After an
absence of nearly ten long, eyentful years from
Gotham, | again find myself in it's busy, over
crowded streets, and may exclaim with the
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-12-21

X The circulation of the "SPEcTAToR"
is about as great as the combined circula-
tion of both the other papers published in
this place, and has as many subscribers IN
this county alone as are contained In the
whole list of either of the other papers.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-12-21

Pride seldom obtains its end for, aiming at
honor and reputation, itreaps contempt and de-
rision.
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Groceries and Produce.
wv HI. GORMAN,
wv DEALER IN
GROCERIES, PRODUCE,
WOODEN WARE, QUEENSWARE
CROCKERY,
Main Street, 9aert the Marble Yard,

Has just received fresh supply of Choice Fam
lily Groceries, which he will guarantee to sell as
low as any house in town. Also, just received
supply of Fishers Celebrated Baltimore Mlnce
Meat warranted pure ready for use, and sold at
25 cents per pound Also, the Kitchen Crystal
Soap, the best soap ever introduced for cleansing
and polishing purposes. Give it a trial, and if it
does not give satisfaction return it and get your
money. He will receive in a few days supply
of Grits. or small hominy, from the Pearl Homi-
nv Co. of Baltimore decl4-3ts.
Yirginian and Vndicator copy
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A man too busy to take care of his health is
like mechanic too busy to take care of his
TOOLS .f ~
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NEW GOODS.

Fall and Winter 1SG9-'2G.
Bonnet ard Sash Ribbons, Veluet and Trimming
Ribbons, SiLks, Satiaas, Tetrets,
Blonds, Grapes, Laces Nets, FRAMES and
Bonnet Materials,
Ladies' Hats and Bonnets, a's Strdac, SatE Vetret
end Felt-trinanaeG and aaatrananaed-
of our oaon manufacture.
FRENCH -FEA THEIRS AND FLO OWERS.
Real and Imitation Laces,
French English and German Corsets, Ha'r
6raids, Frizzes, Chignons and Saoltches.
4 large stock embracing everything
9sea1 and desirable at
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Professional Directory.

a, HANGER M D. j. H. FULTZ, NJ. D.
FAIRS, HANGER 81 FULTZ having form
aE a co-partnership in the practice OF medi-
cine, offer their professional services TO the csl
fsssionalIy engaged they will be found at their
Office over D. a Kayser's new store-front room.
nov2-tf
A S7AEgD.-JAMES II. CALLISON,
a PRACTICAL SURVEYOR,
otary Public and Licensed Auctloneer
terms. Address Middlebrook, Va
rov9-ff
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Boots and Shoes.


n r. aEYpRY L s. HENDRY. JAS. FAGAN
NEW BOOT G. SHOE FACTORY
Rendry. Bro. 81 Pagan
Have just opened their new and commodious
store room on Augusta street, opposite Court
house, Staunton, Va.
Mems Coarse Boots and Shoes of all kinds;
Mems Fine Stitched Boots, Shoes and
Caters; large stock of Chldrens,
Misses and Ladies' Shoes of the
Latest Styles
Anything in our lire furnished at the shortest
notice.
Work fitted to order by Mr.. James Fagan.
JUST RECEIVED-A large supply OF Mems
and Boys Hats, from coarse article to the la
test and most elegant style.
ON HAND.-A good assortment of Leather
and Shoe Findings, which we offer to consumers
at low prices,
Shoemakers will fhd it TO their advantage to
examine our stock.
Our aim shall be to compete with Northern
prices, and we think we can furnish goods at as
low figures as they can be bought in the cities.
We will soon be prepared to Fill orders from
merchants-any sizes desired Will be furnished.
We specially invite the public to, call and see
our goods, whether wishing to purchase or not.
WANTED-Good Leather--for which we Will
exchange goods or pay fair price in cash.
WANTED-Good hands to work in the fac
HENDRY. BRO. s. FAGAN.
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ElNW Prices.

MRS. K. NJ. KELLEY,
Main street. Staunton, Va, agent for the sale OF
GROVER s. BAKERS MACHINES.
nov9-tf
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VOLUME XLVH.
gtauuton gpettatur.
EVERY TUESDAY MORNING BY
Richard Mauzy & 90.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Advance Payments.
For yr., So in Currency, or equivalent IN Specie.
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~ Z NJ PIE OF FA 3 Ill ION!
Gibbons. Millinery az Straw Goods.
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One of our exchanges, hard up for money to
meet expenses. ingeniously puts in rhyme this
apology for dunning, which we commend to the
attention of some of our own readers:
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Woods &c GSCEeS07a.

THyD SE.ORTSMEN!-Bes Rife Powder,
Caps, Wads, Shot, Powder Flasks, Shot
Bags, &c, just received by
, 1869-07-18
TORNADO.

Terrible storm ut Flint, Michigan
H1uch DnmnEo Done RuttdiuEs
Destroyed and In3urcd-Pcrsonnl
Injuries, Ac-
DETROIT, July IA letter from Flint, Michigan,
rtyea an account OF 3 serious tornado y htch Fls.
tied that town on Thursday night. II "lecked
about twenty i've buildings and injured more o.
less anoat seventy others ,,o The - enpola
The Court House " Nj. stuft, VAS lazed
10 the ground The Presbyterian Church
wns struck bJ lightning, tearing Oh . portion q
The roof. The new brick ktofe recently comp!atsd
bT j, i. Coyert and AesslS- McttoJ, was badly
da1uagcd pa1z Of the third story on the rear be
tpC blown aFay. The entire front OF CASH
Hazle,or1 = livery etabIe w1a blown aNAT. tFo.
sturF frame house On Wood street, In the flrai
Ward. owned and occupied b. Il ueAtonr HA1
lifted from 1is foundation aud earned aeroas m
hirec. clearing two fences III It's night. striking
The cruuud in the lot opposite its original locat1on
and smashing to n'oms, the WING c1H5in9 ~ -
fragments IN ereEy direction Mts ueA1op, q.
vile, and boT seven years old, were ID 1as
houEe Ut the time Eni we're beverley lntufea Int
loy received cut SIX inches IN length behlna ns
r1cht ear and one nearly as latEc on the opposltt
side OF his hcal; his teeth were Knocked onL az
| his face t,adJ bruised, but no bones hroten NJ
lIeaiou received several bad cutR on his nead ant
| his i1tnba were considerably bruised ME- HeA
Ton Injuries arc internal, and OF severe nAtute
| though xha and her husband arc able TO he up
The Injured family were tafen TO tne residence
| ". T. k1ngsbu1y, near By, where they were k1no
The toisi loss In the town wa not far tron
! {:sluuN keightu1lng toRnA Also suletcA Aol
| the same BtoEm.
, 1869-07-18

From Tie London 1tun<e, tsh41
Turning to 1orrtgn countries, We - no 1eAsou a
!oE dtsgnietude thoaSn ~ cfar Moa!o Of os
ness the most important matters afo tne 8tatc Q!
our relations with America and the eonmnon o.
boring po1cYn The depute about the Alabama
claims is certainty not more threatening nan i
xns rear OF &c si1ee Ihe 80 qeS1sn Ss9 1nt,Ia ma
Ii nus snown thAt England y Wiling % mAo ~
reasonable concessions 10 the United States. And
1t will hencetoIta be Impossible 10 ~ snsn.
themselves leel this, aud though = long
= ihezo seemed = dIspoas'on ou tho s,t Pct
wt.h In iarectses ind thrests. no sooner DID T. ~
pear tn3t we we're IN earnest u rtfHlnE anything
further, thsn Nj. Sumner vas dtsowned vie
characteristic A4AeIity, and at present hefr se9a
Of to be The smallest demse AMONG ths American
puhl1c 70 poah The question Ia hostile manner
Ee cannot help feeling thaa sae rsasJ ~ sssect,
ncgolator1 Is from }ealousy Of England, And these
Il no reason 10 hpprehend lny such revival Of the
controversy - should endanger peaceful relations
me atate Of France Il viewed ut present With
curiosity rather thRn dtsqulctude. Ono c4unos
Thlch VII % WI aeide lie character Of tie Emperors y
rulo during the remainder Of hts reign But,
whateTa{ be the course Of French politics during
threaten intesn1tionsl relatton1 Of coafse paz-
zled ruler rnaJ always b suspected OF med!tatna
war Is the shortest way 70 distract the public and
Of which crelJ one was iuu less than year nIo
Ia M longer imminent, and ihe doctrines Of :
Tniers hare been t1citJ rejected By The mora
ten,e Of tho better order Of F1cnchu1en- II FceaI
only remove from the nations Of he continent
this horrible apprehension Of Nar, which weighs
upon them q e.e1 se1 9! lie, aSd das snee1, ,c.,
for their prosperity and our own than could be ef
fected By the most mutually liberal eon@crst1 s.
and Prussia has been ono Of the chief dangers o
the time, and II re are not wrong 10 beneTan& m
h Is paasing away, lie the other ca1an,tres which
the 1l-one1ed 1868 brought upon Ii, the CHIEF 20
i!lical Obstacles to revival 0! mercantile prosper
| tty NAY he expected TO disappear. In other re
saec,s Europe Ia more taroEahly ntuatsd than h Il
| path OF reform, and Nc have had recently 70 cal
attention 70 the wonderful seEulson Of feeling u
favor OF Tho monarchy which marks pkoEinoe
| lnteiy dtsanected. The settlement OF the crttai
dlf1lculty. and the manifestation oy Europe q u
resolve 10 uphold the treaty Of ta36, have EsFe1
| dulet to Eastern Europe, and Insured IN tnte1Ta
| for peaceful DEVELOPMENT On eve1y aide We s.
a clearer II not clondlc3s prospect. With a Etron
government Al home, vel disposed to hqsns1d o. u
have HE best conditions for an extended tradc.
, 1869-07-18
MAINE.


Session OF tho international Young
men,s Cf.FtHtInu Association ut
Portland.
Pon71ASp. Me-, Jn1y 1.-THE international
Young Mems Christian Association discussed to
dag how iu conduct neetloRa and 4ua!!1cauonB
for membership. The latter discussion grew
heated, some maintaining that Unttarans are not
Christians. The excitement xas nllxJed bT Blng-
Ing md prayer and the question referred to
Ereclal committee.
4 large amount was ralsed By contribution TO
sustain the publications aud extend tic Wofk OF
the association to the PaC!nc coast
Tho 9ueat!on OF admitting women to member
tntp y as 1eft to individual associations
4 TeSo1ai1on WAS passed that the second Suhda5
IN November he adopted al day Of prayer for the
Lords blessing upon tln work q the assoclauon
nlso one Tint tho Executive Committee for tht
next three years tsc located nt New York, and CON
rotet Of Ccphaa lltainaId, J. Enl1ard, 7. G. Seller
hubert Il Mclsnrnes. James stoaes, VIZ T. Lee
md Morris +. Jesaup-
resolution tnas the management Of The associa
uop should !e kept In the hande OF members OF LII
Evangelical! Church, which WAS Adoptel.
resolution uas adopted fnEor1n8 State Con
yert!onB.
Open aiE meetings Wcrc bel dthis creciug.
, 1869-07-18

ground, md a1e obliged to eat what gait Is worth
cutting by hand
Hrkisar1xl Ill. 1nfy 11.-:fhe heartest Ia!o-
AL Of the se2son s1Atted rht8 locality last nlEnt.
The streets Were detnged, and pedcatnAu1. aites
10 O'Clock, had much atncol1y Ii uavtfnn9 taen.
We hars not heard Of any damage being done.
but doubt not that 70 the fnt1s It has done Grea1
damage.
KAxkAkE1, J9l} 17.--He had = heavy tain res
te1daJ, the third In eight days and tae4o has 1cen
NJ ulknoA number Of aluweza tetwren+ WITH
another tlnstalmsnt to-day. Moes crops arc u:
seAdJ gone op. Tue rc4t will be u the min docsoT
stop. kcah and blight IN wheat Com II ptaJed
ont The laDd il too sofs to bold reaper.
Pro11A, July ia violent storm Of wind and
rain passed over here Je1:crday, damaging trees
and breaking window RIaA4 geherally. Al Chilli
cofhe tbs BtoF11 did more damage, oreFturntug
several houses and destroying c1op1 Tne crops
II all that section OF the country. from Henry 10
Rome, are sa1d TO be destroy ed whezt, oata and
corn being blown dat to the ground.
Dk6 MGlsEs, July LITTLE heavy rains tor the
past week hare done immense dam3ga to crops In
this sectlon. Wheat md oats autcr most Trains
on The VALLEY Road arc obliged 10 make two uuas-
fers over bridges carried away. Telegraph COIL
KnuuIcailon has been cut on tor t1o dayA.
, 1869-07-18
MISSOURI,
Return of ExCurnfonlsts - Tho
Nrcatbcr-A Drove OF Cattle In tho

Return of ExcuFn1onlst1 - HAe
U@cqthcr-A Drove OF Cattle In the
mlsaisAsppi.
n. In11s. ju1y 17.-The excursion paTty from
Cleveland, indianapolis, and other points, Who
met with railroad accident cear Lawrence, han.
tas, on Wednesday, passed through nefe tnls
AFTERNOON En- ro,4se fot home. Tho wounded mem.
bcIs Of the party are comfortably proE1oeo los
snd doing well. TheF passed resolutions before
leaving lawrence e1oncrattng tho company from
bsDe IN the matter and ratsq III ~ n
ffain who vas Killed by The accident
nerrnry It ., n. to-day stood a. "a, at noon at
ps. and ii 5 p. N. at 9s, THIS evening Thunder
storm passed OF er the city, and EeiIesnlnS saoH
ef fe.l, which has materially cooled tne a3noe'
phet- ..1.
ST. LoU1s, July IA drore OF Texas cattle'
ueni Ea1t dashed into the t1ser. i lArKe NUN;
Der, getting Into The strong current were cas1eo
d stream, A sw1lt steamer Was cent tI1el
tnttu. aud IN the enort 10 drive them ashore seF.
efzl ere run down and Killed. f1nally Win tae
aid Of eklnt, they were landed and secured sont
distance below the CITY,
, 1869-07-18
MEXICO.

CONGREGATIONAL Observation-Disclosures d
and Telegraph I:ntcFpFt&cx-Juurx'
Cabinet 1tlo.Cu Up md Come Down
AEAtn.
CITY M11Ic0, July 10. rtd HAVANA. lI.-Tht
Congressional titctiopa were peacahf5 conducted
throughout the country.
TIE contsact with Campbell 4 Co, for tele-
graph line between Mexico and Latuca hAa beer
Mexico ha1 been commenced
Dates from shs ctty Of Mexico Are 70 tho 11s4
and about forty others wero enjo}ing Etde OF
lake Tescuco, near Mexico, the boiler OF tht
Gteaner exploded. All were mIIaCulouslr Rayed
Ruu,ero v Is In the engine room He WaA thToME
into The HRtef. bpt eAved htMseN b sMlMntnK.
, 1869-07-18
MONEY TO LOAN
TO LOAN,

s;kuna In suna of eto t. a:poa on {ood tohds resl
ma Xtao GalpV PpfciiHHs nsoney AoEtxAkee N1nt-
I'd, kJ ~ H. kAi n n..h~c~tts ~
, 1869-07-18

On the old and kind footing; and, ~ 1ha sp1nR u
coming tn. be thinks Of N1St1n&1r zpd snmbae4
along ihe sho.e, 10 e.Pp5 m.sszs. Il t ;nfa n1t
appre6ensiop occurred He viii go u once hnd
"mate II up with her, Al this he ihinka without
being actually asleep- But ahonh soma eat On by
suddenly Jump tnso the p!eturo &xain, bringing
With him Ill the attendant etrcnH9tanees Of the
nxrrage the long lapse Of Jealas ehHdEeu, and 70.
and doing loycr ErowlS Dissatisfaction Il ha OWE
stupidity md wonders how ha eond have oeen
such fool II TO think Of going 70 mol1oW 10
De lady u : hajoss wife, md uses IN baa~a1-
bnnY.
, 1869-07-18
CUBA.

sickness IncrcaainE In the Spanish
nnd Rebel Camps
HAVANA, July 1s.-Sc8neAs u lncfeaAhR N nc
SrnniAh md fetse! forceA md the mortality Is
fr1ghtfpl 1t is estimated that the deaths amount
10 ntteen rcr cent monthly OF tho men IN The
ned on both k!dca- Tne Spanish troops h.e a..
tccfcd most with yotnlto, while The lnsat9enis
il by want and exposure. Nhen tho hot and
mini seasous aro past the volunteer viii 20 INTO
active service III tue Geld, md re4uIosccmehts
trtll nrrtxr ffnfn En0tu
, 1869-07-18

NEW YoHk, July ,1.-Thc lodJ Q! Wtlam !.
1sVYrnrr n watch On the Hobofen Terry. W.
fqund this morning IN the canal A. noookSma ~
s},ocEtnrly mutilateu. He had bcen murdered ana
thI1,v n into the wairr lie Irares xlIc ano !oat
children. Engineer DouRlas and J. Faftons, 60
ortl utl,ctr Of the Tros1drnce profe!icf us ns1s-
h.ro irrn arrested on suspicion Of hl: mnkder'
is1rpncc, WHEN last aeon, hctnR ID tntE oo1a-
pnny. and having dispute with thcm-
, 1869-07-18
r-,,c EIooo. at Fort yraync.

FaRr WAIVE, Ind. July l7.-Ycssertiay the
southern part Of Fort Warne WIS visited by
houses inpndaied bJ the element, the watcf
ra.ting on thc hottoul lands 70 the dcpso u nsc
feet In two hours fences and ade*A0 MesS
within IL, ara of not over ne-Quaftcr oy onc.
nif t,Ic nnsi the amount OF water falling 10 taat
Abort space Of sme has no precedent In inc aanA1s
Sfo oIr Ctf
, 1869-07-18
GEORGIA.

The Turner InvestiKntton mt Mns
c0ns
MACON, g. JulY 17.-In the Turner inseatlga-
t1on to-day inc only effort made by the defence
was to inipeach the Testimony Of the witness
swayne. Some twent-- Whtscs and olacks awoEe
that they would not believe the witness on oath.
The decision Of the Commissioners was reserved
t,tI
, 1869-07-18

rutunkrE1r.x July 11.--An crearco mnEne1ra =,
fru1n tic Clinton Prison male his appearance ID
hu>tttr IL en- ruIn1njtttd m sentence for nrrcllt
III Srw Yuth city. Tic rt!sou authorities refIfee1
tG retriseI him until he haIl *efte1 OIL MS sai. .
stbrU In tbs Clifton lr1Rpr, and ho ~At tAkeA
batk to HeM fusk,
, 1869-07-18
MASSACHUSETTS.

Captured Lager Returned 10 It's
Oxyncrx-DroWntu Cnscss
Dosrox. July 11.-Tne large quantity Of lager
seixed jpiy e. IN the kaioon Of the Brothe1a Plsd.
wa4 returned to them to-dsy. TIE seAson G1sen
for ihe restoration ras thas tho property would
fpoIl befo1e decision would be reached IN the
courtA \ different result Vas e1peHenteo ~
Mathtns Ntcola, In Cambridge, whose entire etoGk,
ovper sentenced to three months at the House q
Correction, and nned 80. judge putEan: M.e
President of the Senate, Aad feceouJ aPPolnueo
u 4 tudceshIp, passed the sentence
Miss Jennie Whittier, aged 1s. and ArA Mimic
McCrrFor, aCed a. were dsowned tn the MSn1 nsna
MI. McGrccor caves a husband and one child:
Edward Turner. aged IS, VIAL crowned lA
eycLing, at Jamaica Plain, while hAthinS-
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Supposed Stolen Property.
Ior1s511tK, July IA n1&n pA1oed pf. L J.
Eurtc@Au, hai1tnR from Philadelphia: but former
II I Wcl!-knoNn citizen Of Aadlson llu- WIS a!-
rrstrh iast night pJ Detectives High Rnd GAL
iarher, On suspicion Of having In bis possession
stolen property 70 the amount Of to0: consist
tii1 oY sundfJ articles 1t Is presumed that he
has been ncc1mu!Atlng these Gtolen goods II this
po!pt Tor the past year or two. EnE!en2n had On
Tia tterxou II ;nl Of ready cash. supposed to bo
the proceeds OF ulat1tiulait tEans&ctlonA He =
man about to Jtars q! age, about fEe feet nloe
inches high, NcAI1 front altttcia1 teetn, ano p1
Dart tth EGmutGXtup.
, 1869-07-18

Mcnr,p. ILL.,. Jnly t1--Tt,c henry fa,ns continue:
rte 1ilnHa 1.ltcr n now 1ttcr, fret hltoYe ~
r. - ri ihT.n,r th!a rouatJ that farmers caAnnt
Hst Inels ua1btnea iQf hArrralng W ~ w
, 1869-07-18
GAIENA.

Arrest OF n MuFdcrcT-Acctdcnts
Presentations
GALEx4, H.. July 1.-Chafles Robinson NAs
arrested here yesterday for tho murder q man ~
In Uclctuey Iowa, four yca1s ago. lie INC uA
a family, movlnR iron 1ow1 70 Wisconsin. ~"
tempted 10 ford I stream near sn1tht feH1.
thelr hprrra and other property ~ the .mo1ht oI
9lhO00. Bat tof the assistance q AlAa enNnf
the WhnIe family would hare been upwneL
4 little laughier OF John MahcncJ hal ah6cf
Ut on yesterday whlle p!aJtng with saa"-eat'
ter. . ,-..h =,
The friends OF Major General Soha b. bmtn. 9,
,hc regular almT. pfcscnied HIN with $it1 Eod
Nnsch aud chain, lAgt evening.
, 1869-07-18
ANN N.tFFk.


HkwArk, M, 'u,y ,s.-tkrr. Mr.. Owens, OF
TIN. city. rrrnrtesl '1"ah t.-:n tho cHrrt of .
wpund srcrl. e' et t..@ckRwRy, l. L.. Is AFc Aild
s11njurrd.
, 1869-07-18

f. Lor,R, July 17.-Tho Con1rcRsonA tsena.G sf
nnti tinItr> 1'nclnc ltnllroad Committee Werr ~
1;rufrriuwu, coi, yesterday. ytcNinE m!ntax
opcrsuonh ConFressHsn ltooss ~ Of ,h,nnIt A11nsf af
nHh rpe!dent guide, went 10 tne t'a1 su' ltor1n
IN rracr, ~ Thc ratty express themselves mEn.
ts Iirasrd with tnc mineral rcsoufceA Aoa o'net
stslurr ~ nj tht section.
, 1869-07-18

lttt1rnpp, JutJ I7.-.rhc t1rls~oA ttosrt. iwo
,st1;. i,,.t tlf,itr AID two aIurrs. In Windsor.
t'unn'. vCfc burned 4srtfaY.