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Mers xese very polite and active, and al want
merry rs marriage bell. Tbs dancing hail was
tastcfullJ draped with nngs and pzuane ented With
eveIgreens. At one end 0! the hsl1 was stack OF
n1skcts, which shown iEe mirrors In The light Of
the lamps, and at tie other end bunch u sabres.
Over tho muskets WIS suspended bngie madc Of
blue and white prairie dovcrs, a1d over the 54hses
the letter in yellow and white nowers, indicative
Of the two regiments that gave the entertainment,
viz, the Seco7d United States CayaIry and Tweu.
iy-eeEenth United States Infantry. at the ends OF
tic la! were The t.!ttt Gags .! the !agants; uni
cavalry iutcHbed with the engagements In which
the regiments hkd participated The Infantry nag
bore the names Of Murfreesooro, HooYes's
Gap, Chieka1nnuga, Missionary Ridge,
Kesaca, New Hope Church. Kcnesaw Mountain,
Dow Station, Peaco Tree, Ctoy. Atlanta, Jones'
horo, Penn Creek and Ptnerv, D. T., 1865. The
cavalry dag wAs Inscribed: MIcanopJ, Fla., 1s36;
Lake Manve, 1857; kenahapa, 1885; Fort Norton
and Hammock, 1S42; LARnss, Mexico, 1871; Palo
Alto, Kesaea4 Monterey, Duena Vista, 1877; Vera
cruz, CeE7o Gorlo, Pacbla, Aolno del Reg, Cha
pulteper, City OF Mexico; ;Aqua FHo. Lagoon, Gag
alene, Hiue Water, valserde, Beverly Ford, 1853
Todds' Tavern, Old Church, Trev1fl,an Station,
Detp Bottom, BeuJE,ue, suithncld- Winchester,
FIshs Royal, Eedar Greek, Peno Creek, D. T.,
1866.
The bali waa opened By Governor Campbell and
dancing continued until = O'Clock, when supper
was announced The repast WAS moss excellent,
md heartily enjoyed BY tie hungry guests Two
noticeable features may be set down neoat the
party; nrEt, theEe IVES no Hhske5; secopd, shere
Was no speechilJlng after supper. The dancing
was kept up until q late hour, Wien the guests
were sent home In ambriauces, but the storm still
continuing several remained over night q. the furt.
Among the military ottcers present were
Geuerals Bradley, Bnsnr:n; Colonel Alden,
Coloness CARING, Aapes, Burt, Gordon. Burrows;
Captains Tutle, Palmer; Blaine; Leuteuanls
stambaugh, Dtnwl4dle, Peal, Summers, Bowman,
Warren OF the cls1l officials there were present
Governor Campbell, Secretary Lee, Chief Justice
Howe, Judge Jones, Attorney General Carey, Mar
shal How. or the press OF the Territory, Mr. Be-
dell. Of the Argus; Ar. Williams, OF the star, and
Nj. Baker, Of the Ltad<r. OF the people OF the
Territory, MF. Sherman, Nj. conyers, Mt. aud Mrs.
Parks, Nj. and MIS- Jocylu, Mr. and Mrs. KuJ-
lerdali, Judge Whitehead and daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. Gosllnc, 31r. and Mrs Davis, Nj. Cook and
sister. M!za Peters, Ar. and Mrs. Windsor, JnG;e
Palmer and msny others. Superintendent Hecker
and several other of3cials Of the U1ion Pacific
Railroad were present The Amir was the most
brilliant and successful entertainment that has
ever been gwen In the Territory.
AtHnN 4hnrT
, 1869-06-26
,UFSEELLASEOEX

Preaching t'w1thout notes' Is the reason assigned
by home missionary for bis poverty.
4 diamond ring which hAI been lost aimee the
fall Of 1879, IVES found IN well Ia Osmego, n. T.,
q few days ago.
AT New Orleans, June 10, an UNKNOWN man fell
dead III the gambling house al 6o st. Charles
The games were interrupted but u few minutes By
the occurrence.
The celebrated vineyard Of the clos-vougeout
Will be sold at public auction at The Civil Tribunal
Of Ileaume on the 7th OF next August. 1t Is Limit
cd at 4,te0, 900 frnncs-
A Georgian makes ths following liberal offer
through the columns Of the Columbus En1uirer:
II vii! pay trty cents bushc1 for blackber11es,
and will furnish the berries II delivered Of my
farm"
The arrivals OF Immigrants at New FORK for
l56o TO June 10, we're lis Gil against 81 $50 for
the sH1oe period Of last year. The arrivals this
year Include 1870 Germans, s0.o21 Irish, e3,sA
English, and 4,4e9 Swedes.
An old gentleman OF Woonsockei has m un1.
brela which he used for forty-iwo years. Tbs
owner eay6 the great secret Of long life In un-
brcn8 Is, "Nerct lend 'em-not eTcn In clear
day."
A rejected lover st Germantown, Tenn, who
had spoken d1sTespectfuly ol the cold one In pub
lie, was ordered b5 favored sultor 10 call upon
the young lady and make apology. He made the
call, and was coWhided by the damscl.
Al man In Lee, Mass., his wife being taorta,y II,
sol1, her clothing and one evening went m. n at.
tend show. leaving her IN the death nancs IN
his return the woman was dead. and hls so,e
expression was that she aappcared natural,
The award has been made IN the casr of tbc
concession Of Reuters Tclecraohjc Cnmnauv IA
the British Government The totaJ a,npnt M
compensatlon claimed Was RI aaa mn. ,mt rho
a1nnnnt awarded was c7esooo the comnanv m
nav ia nru cnstR
i,ur,nr tbc reren, raccs IN r,,,u ue,, mn,
hodr ar Eno,Jsb nicsnoclc,a rn,da n cIean &C.,,
orocng rho fosh,nnahia, .rbe ,saaor 80 ,,,,-aS
snrh n rcmartah1e stx,e thar he d,sw arorr-
,,ody Is nttcnt,on To his ccccnt1c 1noxcmcn,s AM
drcss- In Inc meantime t,s sn,rr,1cu n,rnd.rcd
The cnnfrr crowd.
1cnrosy IL feariu1,r nreyR,eu, in ,nr sen,wt,b
1s,snds Thu car, ~ mo ra,,on ~. o.a,,a,
ano,hera haads a1 - .torea soo nne,ss @ s"psn naa
s1,wn tnto rho ns1mu or ,bn hnnds a,d ooa =.
80. :. ,.,... -. 'sA " ", w nNo. HaA oue w
nore Joints gone from each nnseF, While auoshcr's
xL. ~. :. 49,. - -....1ee ~. ~ - - ~"
fHenas ING II la1u 70 recognize nlm- 4nese IL no
cure for this aIct,on. It's Victims arc al! sent to
Aa 'ss40'. ue'".eu ea'aei' ~ 1ae' 'os&upalo1i auu
nTc compelled 10 remain there for life
4 rrnrd deg hchf fonr n,,ro at Cenhawtno
near New tofE, on 1ne sea, the contestants being
Price, o! Harlem. and Turk. OF Brooklyn Five
hundred rerpona wcse present, and nbout s7.ooo
Wuge:ed On the fesrlt Ths light confined
nearly three hours. Khen Prince having the best
Of the struggle, the friends ii Turk broke into the
{i, and amid the hootlng and bowling the crowd
, 1869-06-26

LIST year to 10000, and by jndicious
homestead law could even be increased to
loo, 900. New territorial laws were also de-
msnded FOR the formation Of new provin-
tss, which would ultimately be added to the
Present fourteen, as twenty -four States hnve
been added To our original thirteen. ne
urged also the adoption OF u Common
School system, the e1tcusdon oi the rall-
roads, md the improvement OF their bar
lnrs, especially Of thatof Bueno* Ayrcs, al
lec;nc that SEQ, coo, 400 had be; lost 10 the
natiouis commerce hy tho failuse heretofore
to do 70. The rerennc Of the country had
doublcd within Eve ycarB md ita credit md
tcarres never before stood so well at home
r ri abroad
, 1869-06-26

The Solons Of the Supreme Court Of
Georgin are cutting their legal wisdom on
the question Of socinl equality very fno,
They decide TINT under the present con-
stitution Of TINT State negro hns the right
to marry wench If he chooses, hut that Il
white man hns not. Is not TINT denying to
the white man right which is given to the
negro? Whnt kind Of legislation can more
lnanifestly interfere with the social status
Of the citizen than this judicial decision
, 1869-06-26
- -
THE NORTH H'EST,

ILLINOIS.
4 wca]thy farmer OF St. Clair County, named
Buckhardt, had his viii recorded on Saturday
Inst 1t gives, among other requests, one OF t4o,-
u00 to the Catholic Church.
The Decatur Republican Of the s4th Gays:
Prcrte al this season sheuld look oat for the large
pasap *fh I q es Ta 1ns ~ = q* a1sa ea
snd - ls,fs S =, ,.as fnss5 ~ FL Gterk Wyne
e Ise etar sss o.: oHs Il e.e
which csraied scnFaon fi1ail.r That Of beo itnk
M IS ,33;;e: "a lie safa1a iais sa.sn, 2 @hea
Joseph n. Scott, Nell-,o-do farmer, OF okaw
Township, Shelby County, committed suicide, on
Monday, b5 cptting his throat Domestic troubles
are supposed to hare been the cause Of the decd.
The Cairo Eulletsn learus that the Southern
Illinois Fruit GfowerB' Association proposca 70
hold its fair In Cairo In tho month Of September
next
Mont1ose has the oldest apple trees Ii lows,
eighty eight yc&1B old. They utc the remnants Of
m orchard planted In 1923, By a Frcnchman, Lo1s
Howe Session, IN Indian trader.
There was q tornado In Jackson County on
Thursday Of last week Mr.. Jones hAd about 1, ,DO0
feet Of lumber piled up near his house which was
carried ahopt thrre mics distant and broken Into
aua1l pieces Ills ponlty were ait Killed and bis
iencca thrown down.
TIE Des Motnes Re7tster stasc8 that the teer1dc
so,r.,.--.s, ,1s,.s.aue ss...> -, 1r,S ~ Wv
ss,s - .,,N ~ unaaa5 ~ I.s. 1AnAt' aoNn-
eptp' 1ne 3esl"ence os mr. hinne5. near o1ka"a'
.,n.,ss. nas suu.H =, AentnS ma utnu' out "as e1-
tue .. etsaca y, pIliS ntaoAnetsa Hnn "oot. MfF.
kinney ana daughter were knocked down, and the
rest Of tho family stunned. 1eId OF wheat, be-
longing to Nj. Fowler, near White Oar Grove,
IVES completely covered With o Layer Of about
al ma rraa,r .,d -,,I,. ~, =, .,s,. sss,..
EhG& NEuDE River fHS~HmH A FIRE 9tnt
o-ean Those WIN xnow hid that th,a ,yas m.
-. " '' Ao'e >H"S Ans " a. LIE
nea'lest Ia' o. t@n taat mas occolseu 1of ten
scafA
= naa natueo hoss, ut1ns tafee usiea soutneast
~, -. - e,, "aae ~ "ofA ~ Has
-. a ~" .'''s sIs 80 -' - .enau ~ "e aenA
49,. ~ s - =. ~ :. - ..s'e 49, tosa =! nt
ata et ~ 80 s.1 - Io a..Si s nSes scts
eaaSs,.,.,a', ~ n4s y" s0'p'oA VI
- 1..es,. ~ Ta-.te,H
~" -. -" sI1 -sf, 4.uS' ase.s =
49, 49, 20 - t..Ht Au uo.s .aAu att s.As
~ -, ,ss.ts ea,n.' 80 ..Ist -"
80 ~. .asos 80, ss...a. -.s.-1s.1 ous'
-. ~. ~ ..s.S. - ~ ..n,. -A @1u r..1H.-t .a.s
:. - {. 80. ~ 49, - -. -. ~.
= ~ rrrrsnt.1 s,,, @,,s .ao,na- ,a'. AeS '''3
Vs. '$N111 rsn,'r.
,.oon u-s,r.v ~ -, ,as, rn,s,r,x.,,.
Vs-tcl cnunt~ eom m,,tr, .,tcId~ ~ snnd.1
lskt. by shooting himself through the head ue
had tT,cc hefore taken t,o,.nn In, r.a .svcd ~
the nh.xtc,an.
Red fo9rs have become a,a-,rtpu,y nlenr1rul IN
Nnnroe t,aun,7. and IT Ia sayd. I'm The rounu
, 1869-06-26

property heretofore standing in their nane
10 trustees, are about 10 do SO. Hc says
that Catholics have no notion Of their
Church ever becoming tho Established
Church, )" and they arc just as eertain that
no other Church shall ever assume to be
the Established Church" In the United
, 1869-06-26

res,ea In hsT caaEEing hcs wiih havins counterfeit
wlica rrosed to coitaIn $50 count .rfe!s tens on
the Mtany CITY NatIonai Bank.
- me WnfEants for their uITess were sworu cut
lonr do3s before auy Of the victims had any Idea
oL ever hAslog counterfeit money IN tne,r posses
Eon. MMch proved conclualEeiy lint 1t Was . 'pur.
proof showing The conspiracy and fonlness Of the
aaair, and when District Attorney Dorsbetuer
came o knowledge OF the case and facts, he did
great tIedt to himself bT promptly ordering. The
arrest o. TIE PARTIES anl putting them before the
Es:na !or5. t:Es:hs: wtsa o:ser Ti.acs,ea c.lau-
nenH Tere readily found against LoTeil. sluss,
and one Or two others not yeI IN custody. charR-
ing mem win conspiracy, and also With having in
the ZANE. Mach other Corruption has BEEN re-
realcd aYainst said LoweIl IN procuring testimony
aFalnst the Victims for which he il now Indicted
Sims and LoNell arc now locked up IN Jail here"
, 1869-06-26
OFtO I{lcsl. 1T 76tAI 6lleh5- .Sbt54bf4
The occupations Of the immigrants were AZ fol-
THE NEW CABLE.
Banquet on BOARD the Great East

From the London Htrulj, June Il
The Great Eastern viii Be accompanied hJ three
% eeed 10 BFest and ~ Ias heavy shors c.ee. soe
ak miles IN length The. end Of this viii be
buoyed until the aTrlsa! Of the great sn!p. TIE
n' nnn rope ] g ih4s % end, and vi, p1eceea 1eaa hes
way to 81. P1c1c. sccompanied By the Cnltern
and 90 tasf bs III
Precisely similar to th.t On bosrd ihc Great E..i-
* portion Of he cable, snd w1I laJ The heavy ~
shorr end At St P1e1Te. buoJ11z the end In readl-
ness for attaehnen; 70 the tnai9 cahe On The alT-
yRl OF the Great EaStc1n- Her t7sk ended, the
great ship will at oace return to Euc.and Tao
remaining portion Of the cable On board the WILL
70 The line on board the Scander.a, and The length
will he completed with the portion borne By the
Chtlternt and the f1ne TINS be finished 70 boston.
tho cable on board, and VIII STIR, to-moroE or
the next aay, for Portland, where shc VIII tske In
Iss 1ss md q M BEN n
her to take her Goals on ooa1d In the, nEe1. In
cnnmennofatton OF the completion and eraoafka-
the Great Eastern yesterday, at which nearly
hundred gentlemen and 1adles Interested IN the
pfoceedtnss we're present A e1press tram
Strood whcre steamer Taa IN readiness to cou-
ycJ them TO the Grr1t Eastern, which was lying
distant 1anong sas 7tators wsre sT pa1d
Gooch, u. p. Chairman Of the Telegraph Con-
stTuetton Aud Maintenance Company. AeAE1-
John Fender Ralph Elliot, Thouas hassey, u.
ming, II. Julus Heater, Sir James Andezsao, NJ.
yat1et, {. E; Professor Jenk,r. tho Baron DE-
,ange1. Lord ". hay, Lord Houghson. Mr-
G. Eliot, III. J. 3. B1rke, Secretary Anglo
Mediterranean Telegraph Company; MI r
Crempton- the layer o. the dlst saeeessini sohna-
rtne can!e: Nj. John Penn. C. E, Mf. HeoEJ CN-
ford, Mr. ". Shutter, aod Eany others Upon ~
irving on hoard The Gtrat Eastern the r1sl.ozs eI-
auined the various details oi the asra,lsseuents
which sttu bears stgrs Of The un1tgntly attentions
Effected By the French company. The company
then Eat dowu to N eIccllen: luncheon, served By
Mt. Eowe, Of the Fountain Sheerness. TEls orer,
md Aatntena:ce cun2any. r.o7osea - Prosperity
to the Frrneh Cable COMPANY The toast WIS
warmly responded to, and Lori Y. uay, in the
ahsence Of Lord MoncE. the Chairman Of the
grateful to the Construction Company for The
nxnDer In which theJ hAd Performed their
work The cable wA Excellent IN every
particular, a.d had been Completed elFat::n
proposed to the toast Of the cay, Success to The
bender and Iard Ionghtnn spoke briefly aad
the company then rose and shortly took their
p!ases u ne arnS n London A. a7 -.
Great Eastern viii this trtp be under the CON-
mand Of Capr1tn Q1fpin. 80 well Know As the iu-
detatlEahie Ind popular Assistant to Sir James
Anderson, hes late contr a.,te-. II viii be .goed
been H1Ade; and, indeed, eEe15 once on noafu
the great 6hip Will be Cued with mtn OF the
highest practical and scientific acqurer1enta All
that hErsan foresight and SIN coutd e1ed has
thai the enterprise viii Be crowned with The 6nc-
cess 1t de5e1rtA
, 1869-06-26
Tbe Trihumt.
SUBSCRIPTION TFKWS:
PAYABLE II AfJyANCE

Daily Fei:ieE. s+r yrar. ~ yh4tt-......-..,.Sl1,n0
TdW r'kiE FdltioD. rer ycar. rs MA11......., 500
kaE.st Fda'u, Ter ycar. hy ,tA11-....... $50
Weekly Edition, PET 5raz. Ls MAlx-....,. LOO
Fam Of = year VI s.Eac rstc.
To Ifrrrz delay and mistakes te t.rt and eyc Fpat
0ftc1' ID i.i IL in. t-r!,aine S.-te -ni e.;,ty
Frsrs str!s arc hnowrd ten pei cent enunit4t,a on
yearly vulsrEtItaEp-
RtfntLtArees m.r be made either by drift e1:ress,
fost oaise cEds, ct IN Te<ased letter., Il our sak
1ItNf TO Ctr aCrkCAInKFs;
DIZZY d,s.vrrL. Ssssxy K1cxr1xpn5 ccpts re. wcck.
D.'1r. dc'r.td. S -Ld.y lScLcpEo10 cent, y~r wrek
Aadrrs TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Ch4eAEn. II
, 1869-06-26
IMMIGR ANTS.


Ed4hington fJnne e1} Correspondence of the .Se1c
FORK Journ al af ComR.<rce.
nrOnweII's work on Immigration GIres the full
stntscA Ia relation to this subject from the fo1n-
daiion Of the government to December 81, 1s:a
In continuation Of thiS WorE. the Chief Of the Bu-
rcau Of Statistics, Treasury Department, has Just
completed and seat TO press, In the last report,
table showing the Immigration to tho United
states from where Bromwell book LETT on and
the manuscript Of the report, which gives the
number hJ distrfcta, In detail I hare taken the
lowing interesting statement The tot.l number
Of immigrants during that time was s,os3 G44, as
, 1869-06-26

Bi1hop AcQuaid, of Rochester, answersthe
article in Putnam, on "Our Established
Church, which charged that five ecclesias-
tics in the city Of New York held, in their
own name, property worth Fifty millions,
by saying that he did not oun foot of
land in hispwn name, and that nj Of the five
eeclesiastics referred to, who hat not A.
ready t.en.!e17ed tho title to the church
, 1869-06-26

Hlstpn leaves The stage next yeaf.
Cardinal Donaparte II said TO look Ike Edwin
Beoth.
Mortsech1 The dancer, Is to appear In New York
"a an nctrc8A4
Adelaide Phil1.ps gat s, 800 for uhAi singing she
did during the Peace Jnoee, while FsTet hrHosa
received $50 FER Day for her sef1tceA.
Mis- Garrett ha1 passed the second examination
tor the degrce OF Doctor Of Medicine III The Cnt-
vernity Of Paris.
The daughter Of President Tyler Ii 70 be married
10 VIZ. II. Spencer, In New York. today. cTes
loo initiation hare been issued
Rev. Mr.. Murray, of the Bo,ton PARK Street
Church, remarked, IN hts sermon on Sunday ihs:,
that he WA not afraid TO enter the deus Of any
theological lions that ever howled
II Wns General Enrique oDonnei. L younger
brother OF the late Aatkhal and not his k2a, T..
, 1869-06-26

The defence in the case Of Yerger, the
Mississippi assassin, havo double plea,
viz: First, TINT the killing Of Crane was SO
foreign from Yerger's ordinary charucter
rs TO prove his insanity; md, secondly,
TINT the conduct Of Crane in lerying on
icrgers piano WIS so outrageous rs to JUS
tify the Act. From this we infer that Yer
ger was not in the habit Of committing my
jus!ifinblo acts except when he Was insane.
, 1869-06-26
SPECIFIC TAXES,

One Of the features Of protection most
strenuously insisted upon by the friends of
that system Of taxation is the application Of
specific duties instead OF dd rntorem duties.
Tho doctrine TIM! ta1ntion r'Hst bs col
lected upon the value Of the property taxed
has no longer disputant- The man who
would propose to levy taxes in any city OF
State Of this Union upon any other
plan would, ut this dny, be voted
to he insane; and yet that system
is adhered TO in tie tarlf laws, and is
sustained by the very class Of men who
are most afflicted by it. The difference be-
tween the two systems Of taxation may
best be understood by practical illustration.
There are in the State Of Illinois 10000
farms, having an average Of l60 acres each.
These farms vary in their cash value from
s. per acre to 800 per acre. On some Of
them the improvements, machinery and
stock are worth 5000, and on others lo0,-
Coo. The rule Of taxation employed in the
tar1f hvs u the United States, OF specific
rates, if followed BY. the State Of Illinois,
would tax these farms d uniform price per
acre Thus, if the 6tate needed one million
Of dollars revenue to be raised from the
farm lands, the Auditor would assess upon
each farm ta1 Of 5000, without any
reference toits value. The 1GO acres worth
$1oo an acre would pay no more tag than
the lc0 acres worth S. per acre.
There are in tho city Of Chicago over
10000 building lots, ranging in value from
$3.50 to $4,000 per lot Of o5 feet front.
Under the protective" system Of ta1ation,
the city government, instead uf levy
ing and collecting a tax Of Is
mllls upon each dollar Of the
value ID these lots, shonld assess them
equally-sas ut Sluo each Under the tariff
there are certain articles taxed specifically,
without any peculiar injustice, as, for in
staDee, chalk, ten dollars per ton But
wherever there arc articles Of various
grades, and having ~ many values as
grades, the injustice Of ta1ing them al a.
the came rate becomes evident
The duties imposed on the following az
ticles Of common use will show the inc
qualities Of tic tarif caused by the impo-
sition Of specific instead Of AT e''&ortta
duties:
A,.irsrI- ntt13
On teas II III kinds ......-...........-.-.-ec -ec u Il
On ctS!te Of al e.
On otIrT at;!cd 70 = EAl
II all teas were of the same salue, the ta1
Of twenty-five cents per pound would be
less unjust; but when the foreign cost Of
tea rnnges from twenty cents to one dollar
pound, the inequality is Us great rs would
be the taxing Of property Chicago at GER
tain mperIot, instead Of according sora'ue.
The prices Of the different kinds Of coffee
widely differ, ACCORDING to quality, get, like
TIE teas, the high priced and the low priced
are taxed ulike. The duty on bEandies and
foreign spirits a,e Of the same character
The hgh-pf'ced brandy pays no more tax
than the less expensive article, and, conse-
quenly, there is but Little imported, except
for private use and for adulte1ation. The
eenetnl p p1blic are, under The high duty.
plundered and poisoned by homemade imi-
fatinnE
, 1869-06-26

The jury, consisting partly Of black men,
recently sworn in at Washington, is de-
scribed by the Democratic press as q
*'black and tnu' jury. Five members Of it,
we know. were hlaek, but wr had supposed
the seven others were white. Do the Dem
ocrats mean to insist TINT they were brown :?
, 1869-06-26

The Decatur Nsl, Expuslieaa af the s4th ssYs:
.The lAfge quantity Of Eatn which has lailcu tn
this Bect!op during the Last three or four wetkl
has preyrnted the plow1n9 o1 = eaEge number of
acres o1 1and iatended fas tna euttare q com.
Considerable coIr hss been planted upon tho
too ves for plox1ng q planting. Com Is very
Backward, but should the rcrxindeF or tho Ae8-
dininisned aop The 1tand q xheat Il exosL
lent. - general thing, but within tne luz fev
dAJA repoH kA5A the rust hzz appeared, c2U6u9
II belteved, fokeVeE. ssas Ito crop, VIII ha large
ltore Than ao average,
, 1869-06-26

From our Observation and conyetsat1on Win
farmers re think the following stntement Ia t1us
About one flth Of the wheat Il badly tangled, nnl
the Eaine Of the crop The breadth. soxn ii much
larger than ever before. aud the crop vii Held
ne1ty as much u the good crop Of 1S6a, AID thas
Ecme wheat cut next week, snd tho week follow
Ing Sxo hundred respers E1h E1n steadily, Tbare
have ben almost dally rains tnee complaining
that the enf1rs&loa OF tho crop N1s Impossible.
The result T. grass and Veeda are ahsAd OF the
that the crop mnss 5rely Be short in thlS county.
We should not b Il m surprised u cr. ah11l nell
6SA .nt1s autumn, ;far- pixie equal " saef q
, 1869-06-26

Nj. Tounellotte, Of the counsel for the p.a.ntir
IN the celeo1ated Craig -9pr1gue nreach Of promise
case, to-day had an Interview With Judge Wilcox.
relative 70 motion for new utaf made br CEN
SrM inder q ne counsel foI Mr. spa qua Judge
would be considered t6af, ii the event Ct he
.soncluxion OF the murder trial, On Nom
Gay mufnmSs, he would then adjourn
court and entertain It Nf, Tpurtefiotte
PURPOSES TO Issue an execution and proceed TO the
sollecton Of sloo,o0o, The ainounl Of damages
sonal property Of the defendant. me Wit Vim
6e issued Rom the C1renit Court OF On Pa.e
county, xnd Addressed to the sheriff at Cook
County, wherein tho eEi2te Of Nj. 6pt7zue Is slsu-
ated. ~ ~
THE CoS1EX4CIOCS WTfSESS
d.: Beck, Who u unpleaaantly associated with
tAe famous ctnl2.SNFague breach az promise saiE,
taFing been imprisoned for strbhornness IN ex.
animation IS witness, Is still ian<utshing In tau
BE fece1Fe8 The he1x Of treatment It the hands al
the shertt, and himself,fra vledges thst
be has become 50 attached TO the toWn, he doea
not care to 1e6ye-
, 1869-06-26

In spaln, ns&tera reunAin In stormy mystery
<hich u quite coa9eu!s1 to The epanish utnd
me Cpr:ea has dectded thai Spain wants
= King, or d repnhsc- ye0 well 1t Ia
, 1869-06-26

Eighth Day Of the Arrut9nmcnt Of
Chnuncey Bailey for the Murder Of
James L. Lnird-The Testimony
Closed with the Evidence OF the
Prisoners acknowledgements OF
Colonel Val1ette, II. N. Murray mud
Colonel Rnrry-The Cratx.SpraEuc
Breach OF Promise Case