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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great soothing Remedy.

The Great Soothing Remedy (!
MRS. (Cures Colo and Gripping in PRICE
WHlTCOMBSY the bowels, and facilitates ~
SYRUP. THE process of teething. )cENrs
MRS (subdues Conyulsions and oy- PRICE
WHIrtOMB'S3 enomes all diseases incident ~
SYRUP 10 infants and children JOINTS
MRS. / Cures Dia Thes, Dyrentery,) PRICE
wHifcoMB = and Summer Complaint 10 ~
SYRUP j children OF n ages. J C'ATs
II j. the Great Infant'- and Children's SOOTHING
Remedy in all disorder. brought on by toetnng, OF
aIiv othcreanse
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO., St,
louis Mo.
sold by druggists and dealers in medicine every
~here. se27 lydaw
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RY FRANK CHAMbEILIN,
~ - IrD.r... sAuias Rnr

run in'irHrliuu,H pj rrWItspt Forms, adapedtg Ev'
rfH KIND Of Bu.r.',, and 10 ail tho States OF the
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at the JnIet states Bar. ia . .Iryi
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II Is highly recommended by many emideht judges.
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,l'n hFufoilc revision 'Af " Ms . to st1tem'nts
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DRUGS.
OBSERVE!
Are Won a Slave

To the use o, Tobaccof DO you vish to quit the H..
thy habti Of course you de- Then get Burton 8
Tobacco Antidote and you will not only be cured Of
the use Of tobacco but YOU will not crave " again
nave used II and found Il 10 every wsy e6ecua. Get
box and try It. 1t you live At dtstance, SEND my
cents 70 Barclay Brothers, Cairo, snd shey VIII SEND
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Hlnckhcrry Wine and cordial.
Floating Soap.

or extra quality. Now u the time 20 use pure art
cle For snlc and qua rsnteed Nv Barclay Brothera
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DisinEectants.
SOZOdOnt.

tazin's tooth powders and pastes. French and En-.
ph preparations for the teeth. and Tooth powder Of
superior qualiiy Of our make Gall and take your
choice at Barclays,
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If You Want
4 Mnrs coIIsc,ion.-Rowlnnd. REGENTS.

Magic Arts Discoveries, ETC.. comprising valuable
Information fot everybody. Sent by mail, free Of
postage for 20 cents.
Adir.'s g. Z. NORMANDY, 5ol Marlo, .l,ec,, 81.
'''u'-' 10. SER dawly
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n You Want
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.end for our TURKISH DESTRFICE price. a
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f You Want
sure cure for Headache, Cahrrh, Deafness, or hus
ing IN the ears, send for bur srERSCTAToRr
Price IS cents.
BE- Either " the above sent postpaid on receipt
81 p o.
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Ihlang Ilnlang.

The Flower OF Flowers. This new uad popular and
delightful hand kerchief cS,rsc, mennfsctured BY the
celebrated Rintne of Pars, IL TO be had at the DrsE
store ON the Levee In the perfuniery iine - the
"sne qua nom among the Upper ten dom. TO be re-
cognized person Of elegant taste you inustuse
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STEAMER MIssissIPpi.

'ilfi'a's hfTN'If
Will leave Ci'ro ON WEDNESDAY, octotsr u,
inst, at6 o',iock +. ~ counscting At N,w Oresn.
vith Ocean Line Of team ofs 10
Liverpool. New YORK, Boston, aud Calves
ton, Texas.
Passenger. AMI shipper. 90 rely on ono ~ 'he.-
hsiata lsaf NJ CAIRO pUuriua'ly Moye.
tHAS 2 HlhiF
General agent, Care
pfire. on Nhaff1uat. Public Landing
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For Sale Fly Killer.

OTTO Barclays and get sheet 81 Butchers Light
nng Fly Paper the genuine article one sheet wiil
XII y quart ~ Flies.
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UnpullapartabIe Cement.

This new and reliable ARTICLES manufactured, n
commented and for sale by Barclay Brothers. Use
for cementing wood, leather, slars, ehinswsre, ETC.
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ChhlS and Foyer are caused ffuma certain poison
existing in ths atm"spher. known ~ inaarn. II rec
duce- the vitality u tie boot fcards tie action Of
the different organs and causes Billiousness Consi.
patton, etc. aud Ia this way prepares the system for
any disease of more seriou- nature which may fol.
low. To avoid further trouble, and relieve yourself
OF TINS q ressr, take
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Brandics. WHISTLES, Wines.

For medical purposes only, A wholesale ana retail
hy Barclay Brothers.
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ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND NEW
- ORLEANS ~
PACKET COMPANY
THE STEAMERS

Comprising sl ne finest and largest tos,. out Of II
Louis.
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MARBLE CITY,
, fiastrri
WiNARY,
Convey NA-tsr
JULIA,
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, 1869-07-07

represented tho prisoner Tor 1al}y that Tie
application was Inade without tho prisoners
knowledge, and against lis ~ishes
in the matter; that young Keschum
Persistenuy determined to .ezve out
his term, unle.s reIeScd by Exec
utive cleinency; md be, therefore, prayed
the Court TO dismiss tho application and
permit the 1risoner to have his own way.
This announcement WIS surprise to tho
spectators but the reports in The New York
papera intimate, though they do not asse1t,
that there WIS general understanding In
the matter. 5adgs Barnard did not read
bis opinion, which is generally understood
to have been favorable to the prisoner but
1t viii probably be sent To the Govern.
1udiclal Indication That tho sentence pro
nounced by the Governor when on the
bench wns unjugt, and ought not, therefore,
be allowed to stand any longer. The result
will probably be the pardon OF Kstchum
BY Governor Hoffman.
The strongest efforts hare been made
heretofore for the pardon Of this young
uaan. Chief Justice Chase, Horace Greeley,
md lending men In Law, in Congress, in tho
Church, md Some Of the leading merchants
OF the country, haye appealed in his behalf.
II Governor Hoffman pardoos kctchum he
will be bble to show thst the official oct was
directly solicited by Republican as well as
Democratic public men, and that no party
capital c4n Ike made aguinst him on account
thereof.
, 1869-07-07

There is movement on foot to divide
the State Of Massachusetts, SO III to secure
two new Senators from Western Afassachu-
setta. and prevent tho ancient power Of that
Commonwealth in tho Senate from waning.
II is somo time since Western A1assaclu-
setss has had Sennto., owing to its dis
tanco from the "Hub." Perhaps it vii! be
long before it will have any. But IL
there not danger thAt, if NO nako two
States Of Massachusetts, little Rhody and
even Delaware may apply for division?
had better be content with
her present npportionment, lest the spirit Of
consolidation mny get into Congres, md
MI New England mny be hustled together
into enc State, reducing her Senators from
tsFo1ve to two, and not very unwieldy
State ut that
, 1869-07-07

Tho Detroit ]2ost stases that Lieutenant
a. Il. naphall, Of The United States Army,
bus been ordered by the Adjutant General
to report to General 6ickles, the recently
appointed Minister to Spain. General
siclles is an officer Of the United States
Army, but the President has decided that,
being on the retired List, there is no legal
objection to Ills holding civil Office. But,
being civil officer, we do not understand
how he can have military attendant. II
Lieutenant Raphall is also on the retired
List by the sa1ne rule which admits siclles
appointment, he might have a civil officer
attached to the legation but VIC do not un-
derstand such TO be the case. The assigu-
ment Of army officers to purely civil duties
is not precisely in accordance with tho
spirit Of our laws yet, If Sickles be legnlly
eligible, his appointment cannot be objected
10 on that ground. 6ielles, however, is to
be Minister and not General al Mnd1id,
and why be should have military staff, at
the national expense, is not 80 clear. Tho
Detroit paper must be mistaken in tho
matter,
, 1869-07-07

canon of The Colorado. by Mt times lash
ing himself to raft He represents the
sand Lars at some Of the places ho WAS
sshofe as largely composed Of particles Of
gold-a thing We can readily believe, for
gulch-rnining is extensively and sucoaas-
fully carried on among the mountains at
the head waters Of tho Colorado.
Should tho report of the loss Of
Major Powell and his party prave
trae, that should not atop all es-
fcsts TO e1plore tho sanon OF the
Colorado. It Is geographical problem Of
The highest interest, which future explorers
Will surely find the means to solve. 1tean-
not be that great nation will allow one Of
it's largest rivers TO remain une1plored
through some four or tv4 hundred miles Of
the subinaest scenery to be, found any
where on the faco Of the earth. South
western Colorado, abovo the canon, IL said
to bo one Of the finest pastoral ragiona upon
the continent, and, when onco settled
Ly hardy, euterprising people, rs twill be
in a few years, they will be sure to find
somo ueans to follow down their noble
river to tho Gull Of California md unfold
tha mysteries Of it's "B]ack Canon"
, 1869-07-07
TIE BRITISH gRRAnslurr MARKET.

Great Britain Las repealed the last itcn
Of ta1 on imported breadstuds Of every
Kind, and they nre now 10 be admitted free
Of duty. 1t Is to be regretted that under
ou1 tariff ne are not able TO enjoy the beu-
ehts of this action. The cost Of production,
including the item OF transportation, is go
Ereat IN the United States that American
brctdstutIs are only purchased for British
consumption to aupply whatever deficiency
there may be in the continental supply.
The high price Of American brca;lstnfIs has
encouraged the production in Hungary and
other parts Of Europe, and the margin to
he supplied from this country is gradually
growing less. We have taxed several in
dnstsics out Of existence, aad have framed
our tarif 30 thnt it may operate to the in.
jury Of our agriculturista in two ways, l.
reduces The atnannt Of bread purchased by
ns, and reduces the c1ehangcnble value Of
thAt bread. We have cut ourselves of from
the Britikh market, except to supply such
comparatively small deficiency as may
exist in the su1plus productions Of
all ather countries We do not compete
with other countries We supply what is
needed after they haso boon exhausted Of
their surplus. Not content with this injury,
tho tAr1h divests the breadstuira Of large
portion Of their exchangeal,le vnguc. Grain
to the value Of n million of dollass in gold
ut Liverpool ought to have the purchasing
power Of q million OF dollars in gold; but It
hhs not Exchanged for other commodi-
tea, it viii only purchase and bring through
the American CnBtorn House eoods to
the .ulue of s::.5,ooo, vhilo the Fronch-
n1nn, the T1ussiAn and the Hungarian c1a
lake home with them tlollur for dullur in cx-
change for their wheat. This is the opera
lion Ct the Tariff on American agriculture.
It throws it out Of competition, and taxes
its surplus products sixty per cent. There
peal OF these duties by Great Britain will
operate more to tie advantage Of European
wheat growers than tu those Of our country,
We tax our farmers 10 snch III extent that
he cost Of production excludes them from
markets and when ut last they
10 sell, VIC ttA1 them si1ty per cent on the
proceeds Of their Rales. Ilat is called
:. fostering home industry"
, 1869-07-07

The question: Vss rs,se,i Tbe,ner tne .,,.-,.,..
'ss ,s's me s'''s o. n''D'' "eF' to be allowed to
4 TSs -; 5s:ss ~; saaaanssa. and va. rece.,e
~ HASLfY, q xe~ York. kept /. pretty &C.
su,ats ns' s a1d prs,ss; '.st IT, dsison
aud ss ~o sos and @ ,as
~.
~ w i,s slASes' Of Michigan 1noFe to adjourn
@sfsa a:s 70 sa'saa s;s unit, vss offered as
n:se. e Fl ws"s = inpssn qsGs az %ass p NJ
assarA,e report: ''>'~' y" 49, 50
J be CHAlHNAN. Thank You4
Thu question, na amended, v "a then carried
The second resolution was adapted,
Ire fourth resolnsioa vas sdupted.
The nf:h resolution vas adopted
Nj. CLANCY, Of Michigan cail for the ycza
aud nays on tnht- am opposed 70 l.
4ns sa 1o5 TIE ;sas md n.ys not seconded
!, The seventh restI1fiou Was At,uplet
The eighth resolution Wi ni,ptri
The tenth resolution was adopted, with Al
apendneot, adding tho words: " aud other gov
efaneS1s IT, REKsuAw. Of wl,oon,,, oe.-, m. ri,
!, 15ef e. {. s Tes,sa s.ssss
.hh snAor1ty d mud fSF tne sITfes ~ % 80 &C., -
III su,saee liz perpetaity md rrv.rertty Il ia
scanuLn sai
r. III ~ <, sesRtsf4 * th.t:
n re.id.nec u one WI j H., - nmea tasa M
.tYietirs Kfars 7ron pse1ox sny iupc11Ssnt t. tha
speedy ua1ur.l11nn 81 sue6 pcIcns .iih s.ei asic-
suBId' - y 4 pfsest tle yu7tJ ?! shs ballet box
t;' 1T on u tug rtf4Ih ...!en of
s1ps - ~ e ~ es11 nt o. s 6!.ed STATE
.;:; s. n n; :sa
i lie ohss i ..s eun,e1rs. "a ,sai ~ Gontaess ass
IN and p.1teal.1 Laws an thss sehees. ,h.t Il may
SEN 1Ht<I. 1I.1-,,,
u: puSSE move 10 adopt tas report al saa
coz ntee.
NJ. = IESAA". setn!nt ~ oee0 Gone 70 tn-
soue amendment musf be made % tho natalzIizs-
Henera, o.sTnt,nn1 Tna IL III n tna
sen oi sr.ae NJ Il ,he es es Iaa1 . sas uis
issasi ), sie@: !! .aeald al b In no hand. I of
INC Geis1I sl:t =, tioSeFnmsht .
nELsHhIE AoE many more Democrats
Eeu!u tIA. !eEn 70 tu14 conntf1: .....
Eosll jpst the g5sss pftnetple on which We stand-
,iee. 1is1aIn9 asm1o u u tne pasAaSe az tue resou-
uoEa Lt a. 90 u !or me SAKE Of the Irish dead
ts TEo He 9n,, mounenug On soalheu battle, ,feids.
p7cclse and lie dictates of nsat az II IN tht
name ot the National Republican Convention. - Lac
\, II 9tt.e, o. se* 1of1 Tas suo,ect is
Iu, hius IS ssS no cf9ng5ess Z e. WI soon
t19s tars tseI 3a,r snT91d sn become r.
s9 .,i Ifs :. eoasts,oD limiting ne tne .
henrr fnnSa an =. .ae sessnu nna
ene1. 1nhtesd Of . n. a1a' - y ena4 TWO oe IN
Mr. HUDSEIsT of Takn,. 1+h,,r .hs onrxttor
Ecpabiicals Of he HoGss. II. iusy..oli, or Peoe
, 1869-07-07
c4oo r.uuxz publ!shes a lesse. dated Tho slsh Of

eAao Tntpr4E publlahes lttfer dated tbs s1ih Of
May. -. :
&To one = ~ sequhn.ed min ne plan4. ANS
ana aoh ~. t.S ~ tao Eao!e 10y -
the msttes. Il u noL the fntent@ of tSe expedi.
dnn 10 1each the " Great Canon." oF to attempt
LIZ e1p3o1adon. unta sofne time u septen1eer. :
1Ao uuntnA '1a@ Ely aaa Aa8ust
wnrs In sddtfnn tn the Vnft r. mafina
col eettana IN geology aud natural history,
their object y 70 determine The latitude
!onettaos saa antuae Q, - sal1ons pon9 OF hseI. =.
,he csjn.ate X !, f111os rn,r ~ srrannitsn thta
.wuzt, their progress mnW d quite GoE, Ii NtIl
be rE1uemp1et that IN former communication
DC M.; John :. RIsdop. made tus absurd stsie,
eof1ss t,,-, 9r.,,s.}n1 !ons sS as1 ~
fum ths faK isct1 have rtyen hoV ,s:,1e Tt,lsnce
can be placed on any statement be m1y naateI
msJ add that The psrfJ were without htrses Or
We: I4e 6 .ae1 =! aaaS = pSA a NJ DEL r.
fsaaiH -AA o's' Nes ! u pnwr1y.
T..
LEf7zh fao1 KA1oK roNK1La HRoTa1R-fN-z4*
-1aA nfaosAaun1Es Afo uH1RuTH OF RS
DdNs FTuRT.
70 ~ Eateor u TA< cAsa1ao 7]iStas:
fe1nI 4ne1 n ofothsf1h-h1 Of MAJOR POWELL
~ - uoo 1.lnt HAa me Psans, psepaFasons
Hu1 M No PREVIOUS % losFlu4 useen MFe1
~, " o"sne seaenune E3peaaon' 70 pro
aoaa,se sae e.a'e.asoA nAae 70 Jour Correspond
Gu. "s sptmSue!u W one hlsoon' CONCERNING the
oea U! las eAPe1lton. 1aaoanned nes, 1or LEO
Aonoha9 1s4sons:
/ Al ne ttoe o. .ao feposIea ioaa, AaT ., tne
1peoH.oo naa nos 'ei' a1een hvef C15i ano oia
no' lease snas pthoe nntu NAY ~ AAlof foSe4
nitnseA ol1 not lease ltlnols uatl may y
men lost are not the names Of members Of tho
party bnr In three or four instances ors tue uames
OF persons now living ar Hennenfn md yfcfnlty
who have neye. been member Of ,he ua.tr.
3 All the norBca. nples Fn1pns etc. belong
Inn To ~, n.y,y wrre ~ hefor, tba erne-
a,Ion efntarsed In l,o,1a. consrnnent,v ths 1yiny
Jnhn 4 Btsdnn nm M Tean, ~ nm, n nnrnown
~. por y m .nor,,nh.1 ana Etrer
NJ tree c,nrs b, that eonn,rT viii h,r. r,n..
biz Of l,etna made ,n,o . canoe. much leSt m.
WIN capne,t1 NJ carving .tven1T.eiunt men,
suryr,,no ins,ru,ncnf.' ctr - Con,eonen,,, th.r
had m, q tett their hnata y .nl taten ~ 1n.-p
tanoe"
Mator pov., nrrer commanded f,ono.,v
FIR, 1lIiods Artillery ~. An co,rm,nn f-own,
n, ,. second 1lI,uots Art,,lerv In, an ,otS n.
nipn,, h, one who Va, n4rnh.r of tha, 49, cou,ronv
that m surn man a. 1ohnA I,txdon .vs- ~.
, 1869-07-07
PEESQ,tiL

The widow Of General Worth died II ST. Angus
tine, FlA, Jnue ek
Commodore Vanderbilt has taken opc cntlre
floor In the new hotel II Slasafs, Canals, for his
family, during the summer,
General drrea ClaJ Smith, late Governor OF
Montana Territory, intends 10 become Baptist
preacher.
UoutFeu forbade smoking IN tho Treaaury De-
rarttpent Deiano did It, and boutwell, "rcgu-
lated hin, but Dclaun 6t smokes and ts!ls back
on GIAlt,
Geuesal Mcclellan intends 70 make . tour
through Ct.nas,a md the Northwest dusins lac
summer, and will rot spend the reason It Long
Branch, rs has been reported
Na rrpottei TINT 1onn Russell {oung, formet-
II Of The Sex Turk TrIbuns, Il to edfo7a1ty man-
age H1itrs' Spirit " tx Tia<s during the present
7caf. and thAt he next year proposes 10 ktaH Z
paper Of hlI oxn- ........,...
The New YORK Forfd Ii authorized To atAto that
e1-pFcside1s Fillmore did not w11te, ntT Know Of
TN II sppeasods the late article, . Asc Wc to Hare
, 1869-07-07
IRISH REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The convention Of Irish Republicans
Which assembled in Chicago on the 9Th
and c4z- .-sA--., .-1. rseass me nucle1., Of
q party which, by tomp2rlte counsels md
prudent, generous management, might
grow into powerful organization, control
ling hundreds Of thousands Of Irish voters.
To this end its Helf-appointed leaders mnst
temper their missionary zeal by political
discretion, md aim not merely to EAke
Irish Republicans all that they would Ike
to AA3e tle,n, but to represent Irish Reput,-
licans as they are. It is EASY for rcpresen~
tatlren who have no constituency, ur the
1nc.c skeleton Of one. to meet and
resolve" for the Irish Republicans Of
America. as the th1ce talozsof Tooley street,
"resol.ed," in tho name Of "We, the
people Of England" Whatever their reso-
lutions may declare, the! are not likely 70 be
contradicted by their constituents Those
who disagree with them viii not -2otice
.hc.n- Neither oar fo1ei9- policy nor our
thrift policy is likely to be adjusted merely
with reference 70 the somewhat Irish doc
ttine Of anipathy t., England. And we
fancy that, rs the voting mass Of the Irish
Republican pazty grows from shadow
intu u supstance,-f1om meTc
army on paper into IN enlisted, drilled
and moving column,-th new 1culars whom
II will elect will be less zealoas in the decla-
ration of policies which tend to a>iennte
considerable ciasses of voters, Every effort
to array The Irish voters Of the country N
The side Of freedom and free suffrage for a.
men, free schools md free Lnd, free sreecl
free press md Il free church will receive
the cordial support Of the entire RepSbii
can purity, and the reinforce
1ncnts that may result from
it will be welcome, albei
thev come into the Geld nficr tue main con.
tict is ended. Ne say 10 our Irish Hcpub
licaa politicians, therefore, Go ahcad, vi
with OH perfect aucccss; but we adjuso you
If you vs'nld cfcupc isnominious wcahnes
and defeat, to drop irrelevant issucs. an'
issuee which tend to divide rather than t.
mite, mud allow the Irish Republican pars
10 grew little larger and faster By bean
less rigorous in the restrictions and les
crotcA.tty in the principles required as
tcst uf 1acluber11in.
, 1869-07-07
National Convention at Far.
well Ball, Chicago.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, of Ohio, Chosen
Permanent President. :,
::
Adoption Of i Platform of Prin-
ciples.
Sympathy R1prtkpd for the Downtrodden
Of ali Lands.
The Convention Adopts a Ec-
male Suffrage Plank.
Proposed Removal If Five points" :"
to the Far West
Glass Government and Aristocracy De-
uounced
Adoption Of i Platform of Prin-
ciples. -.
The Convention Adopts a Ec-
male Suffrage Plank.
A Free Trnde Plank.
FIRST DAY.


Foftnocn Sexainn.
At 10 O'Clock on Monday morning the delegates
TO the Irish Sattoual Republican Convention met
IN Farwel Hail, which had been specially prepared
for therr reception. ACROSS tue Fa !; the Eesr Of
The platform WAS Suspended = lxrxe American
dag, On which were the notices
, 1869-07-07
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, 1869-07-07

Yesterday new religious sect, called tha
''Brcthren Of One Faith" met in Chicago.
That wan be very appropriate name so
long as the Church has only one member,
, 1869-07-07
WEDNESDAY, JULY :, 1863.
THE POWELL EXPEDITION.

Though there can now he but little doubt
tim. the man Klsdon, who has told the
story uf the loss Of the Powell expedition, il
On inpossort we regret to say TINT we hive
not the SANE faith in the falsehood of the
Inain fact OF the narrshve-nanely, that
the expedition is lost. We hare the state
1uent OF tie brothers Of Major Powell that
there WIS no unn Of tho na1ne Of Eis<lon at
tAched to the expedition; the dates Of let
ters to Mrs. Powell, to the Majora broth
eEs, md to this I'upes, show it to be i,npos-
sable Tint the catastrophe related by Ris-
don could have occasr.d at the
time ct which he puts il.
Kisdon's testimony, therefore, vse may con-
slider as disposed of; but We have still, un-
fortunately, the Story itself to deal with
coming in more authentic hhnl'e and with
certain probability Of truth. This will be
fund in another column, in articles from
the Omaha Ntpn5lirnn If tho "a and I'd
list. Our frht impression was that ibis was
Only Eisdon's Account, made by him under
another uame, mud the Republican, Of the
9Th, IN commenting upon n despatch
from Detroit, giving the 81 bstancc of Alrs-
FoweDs letter, Seems to hive conAida1ed
the two htozirs ns coming from The same
6ourco. ILiR, however, it must havc done has,
hlsr for AIrz. Powell referred only TO Risdon's
story, which the Republican knew nothing
nl'out, while it had published the very dif-
fcrcnt and more probable narrative of John
Sumner, on the authority of ono Rilcy, who
had }1lt;t EYTyp3 n3 1-Dnhn fr%rr E+,,nu
, 1869-07-07

Tho OQoa*ta Nl} Sl1efato< saJs: " 1hs wheat
and oats covered by tho recent freshet ou utndel-
bou Greek u decompostnE with = nof11a1e atench.
Buckw beat IL tn detnznd 30 ow-A-dAyA The bottom
farmers, who AAse had their crops Of Wbeas saa
corn trpWned cot, viii IT to MAKE Up los9 tine ~
Pulling In b4ckN NheAt."