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HNilrOu1ks

Ron E. .. Smith, President Of the Decatus
Ca,eago R,iiTal, Writing fron Gasss*orsa Gasts LE.
any enle1n11se than has been shown By all the peo-
Ple tLus r,I IN tasoI 81 ths peeasu5 Z - MGa15aso
II takes Us The must Of next week $780,.
The engineers hare fos some time past been en-.
ZEE as eheo nons asa Koe1 1er raanns mn
from Rock Fails to Chicago 4 Lit has aisrady
been Fcu ria Plano twhcle It counects with the
fls,ans1d % . jolet. md he surveying party
aIe nyu returning on q roEte ftum JOLIET
1ia Plalaneld and Aurora to Amoo5. Tae
81 ise ,;ef roats. nd hase esrsd to detrsy sae
expenses CT the surseE. A meeting Of xhe E1ecu-
tne Committee: VI the new ra4!ruld Vas held as
Ess 4dopte.i, TsaI xhi:c Il s ::r the Interest of
this ternpan:, and the coanlFs through y hlcn the
ruaI Is 70 pass, 70 eefk direct anu lnae2en1ent
rou;e TO Chicago, We regard ctlnectlel with
some ruati Which shall giye III nn EASTERN outlet
without touching ChiesSo a. Of equal ttnpo.-
fAtce'
mite. xas ap.o.nted " sulIc,t subscriptions gar
eIuE to bEild = 71tlroal frutu taFeop1Tt tu Ma
qaoksta; and 1ttn tl@,.eS Is sa<'seIisa, auu tne
I TAI led niles ran G~ Nj, 70 Davenport; woss
II commence also ~ DAErai1st-
TIE Davenport IoNa' Journal T.! tht 18th says:
ave learn fruIn the EteS l>.And l't!n that II Is
the intention Of the new oEuers OF the "e-tern
LC1Q0 " AStF HP AAGA% N4AAC-AASA
viii Rlck is.ald, RnI to make every rEo.t TO
CULTIVATE trade frlm Ills potat- u tae pre- sent
running a1angtnen1 with tic Chicago, RecE
Island Fzt:Gc Railroad should terminate, soE3e
otttr means III access to the city viii At enc: be
sought. TIE purchase is rUt Is has been sup
POSED, al enterprise Of the Northwestern Ell sL
fnul Mlxa a1lkee Rnals. II r purely Ut tndlytdu-
Il eateIps1ke o. the paFt Of the purchasers, tue
road will fuAintaiu distinct ORGANIZATION, md
vii at oree be put In trst-clzss order
TIE people OF Michigan aAse sAed municipal
atd 10 sEe Northern Central Michigan ksi!Eoa1, 70
the amount OF eome tsoaeoo. A great portion Of
! the roat b<d f1on, JonesIule to Eaton Rapids, u
distance oI some foyty-fouI mlles. Us already
, Ra3ed. Ffun the latter point 10 the
city Of lansing. some seyeu!een niles,
/ hui tuo or three niles nte graded. Tne foa.i +.
to rnE from J4neaTtue, tia Altion and E.toa Rap
IDS to lans!re. ETon the ta1ter Point norts,
through the central portion Of the st2te, coGps-
M Is already Organized and t. rapidly acc1m1at-
tne tic means heees.arJ 10 prosecute .att portion
bf the eoftrnI1se 10 4 E1cceR.
Cer,rryIie, ST. Clalr Comfy. H., has voted
foItd $GG0Go fnI Tallrn.d purposes
Columbia Precinct, kpnroe County, Ill, eaa
gctsd to sub.c siee tsa 0tO stock n lie s. Lens
Cairo Ra!!yoad Company.
The contract ior the b1ildtnx Of the nec.tur
East St Louis Railroad has been AHanltd ~ Tat
| Ie, Manners ! ca Tbe grading g to be En.she1
| ;, December |, 1ses. aud the Whols rotd put u
| 1upnicg otder early IcIt seaf. The toUta n:
| tten rsyransrtiy loca.ed through Eawx1dsViae
4 c4o.,Hfs ths neta t1iered l1s7 ~ TIC Htts1.ee
, 1869-06-28

tale tip oyef tue Kan8a1 Pactnc tpad: thence
man Is also here, and VIII reuMu st.st5xl d4y3.
Cha1lea D. Dt1Ie, Cn.ted States Senator IRON
this STATE, publishes letter to the Radical nsr1y
Of AissorI1, In which ha lakes ground ars,nst the
cnfranchlsenert Of rebe]s untl after tbs taio, IL
gtyeu 70 nterpEA and k1aies that he believes this
10 be ihe position oi n.ae-tcnttu OF the
party IN the State outside Of St. Lou!4
The storm OF Friday Last tn kansas did uuch
Aa1naSe. SeYerai lEtdyes On tho 6tnoIy ILL aud
Nepubucan Rve1s have been swept away, and
runber of lives are reported LOST The STORM was
also yety severe Ii Western Missouri. 4 conxd.
'-o.c I~!uSu VI lne ua.A vi lae 81. Ju.1;..4
Council Dtuns rpa4l u Ha1hcd
AVA. and three bridges badly damaged. one
bridge On The Q2aul34A i ST. Joseph Road WIS
Carried away, End trains have been delayed All
the sureEs IN Western I!s.orn End K4nsas are
Se1y high severe STORM occurred In Eehr4ska
wednesday. 4 store At Columbus w hloHu
LoTn, nd Eau FAMED PrcE:on Killed The tta-
Ion and eating -houss at Pl1m Ererk WAS nnspuied
A1a conshEralie 8psefnnneet Fftpe1y damaged
. Denver despatch sA5R tha t8nkR In that city
have, within the past two months, sold dra5t1
amounting 10 nehry half million dt,il3rA. for The
purchase n Texas CATTLE for market on the
Gnlon PAtlnc Road west Ut Gneyenne, though
besetal thousand head rnl be stopped east Of thai
point
At recent meeting OF The Board Of Directors
OF the Missouri f8ctlc Railroad Company, $lal Ooj
Ea1 voted 10 uenIy l. Patterson, DR.. Garrison ald
Geo. Il T2F|oF, Directors. and at dtneraot times
oficers OF the rood, for services rendered ut YAH
forth In long document which Is published to-
, 1869-06-28
UTAH.

The Excur4fon Pnrty mt Snlt Lnkc
Cl1Y-A Visit to 4he Mormon Tuhcr-
nnclr-ReceptIon- Governor Sew
nrd mud Party - Scrcnndc and
Speeches.. &c.
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dune q.
The Chicago excursion party left Desert Sta
1on Friday afternoon, snd came here In Wells,
Fargo Co 3 stsee IN three houss and thirty min
utes-dlstancc, thtn5-1hsee miles Yesterday
tney vtslted the Mormon Tabernacle, and
IN the evening attended q recen-
ton 1T the residence Of Nj. flead, Super
tntendcnt Of Indian At1strs, st which brigham
Young mud three Ut his wlycsTere present. E1-Sec-
letaty ard and his travelling companions were
also present They nftetwar:s visited the salt
Lake Theatre. Later IN the erening they were
aetenadetl by the military hand from Csulp Doug
Ias, and [u response TO ttch speeches were uaado
hy Secretary Seward, Senator Howe, and Hon. r.
i. Ogden. The whole party rctuEu 10 Desert
ths evening. and start TOT san Francisco to-M0E-
rnH morning.
, 1869-06-28
Abduction Of n Child.

From fhe {fDff1 f{ut 7yQAxcTtu.
u.A.yat tha ronortno trn,,, fooG s,tbor4+. o,t,
.,,rorGh ~, ,erf.,ntnS ~ th.s iocc;itT ~ hsra
~ HnsG1 - Il; nrnEa fnfs1estinn - nv rs.dars
W ~ % tna r,nfa- nf ,sfs rheTr resj5e,f - Te-rs
u.a,e I,d,ans NJ 11f,tor, r,nnI. .hn hsS =
n;ta &c s'nd nne rh,fJ fhrse Tcars ~ nre Vrs
rnnt Ao" stsrtad n Tis,f H1ih Ths
HMttIs faiToV IN fncnd. ami vhifs uatrs
~ ~ - the 1!n,nn fftnnf' fnitrn.noHs
~ ss ,rn1oarhet, hy prnt1emxnlT. T.tonsov ners,sr,
~ 1ho affer naiunT anI fnn.itinc tns f1riIe foT
esket; ner1nEssion h, take lin ont and bny hin
toma rrsndT She caye her consrnt ana ihe
s|1zNrNr dcnarteti with the hoy Tie iadv waited
~ ~ ~ rrsErn1 hui hc did moi come hack The
ssn,e snr the densrtnre of fte rrnin draw near.
mt mt sttit ine child could not BE- found. <
ses,rn Ia a,i1to .hrnnpn days and mnnt1a Eas mn.
snrressfni III RIVE aiiuR tho Wherc:lbopts Of fhe
Missing hoT. Ad,crriscmen,s VEN inserted IN
fhe IceS.nr rarrrz and tae Sill nr tbc LetacE1Se
rst. wera nnsits hired r. thr rnnv1r1io, th.i
;t' h = ttnss- Gaan r,nnfer1 ~ ~ tsot
t1e1s ~ S9au o~o e'NneA ossA "a 1'oN 0'o
u ks.e.. ~ ecp,ee7 r1ort f.ooan, fcron,,v . mann
80, - ~ ~ ,5c caenn,5 nnrtrnrnT WIch,rS1 {{r+a1-
80 estcx; n Ihc nnyfher1 1aIf ~ ftta SI,fa Gn
~ ~ h1asrin - M onen ssfe Ia n ~
- ~ san. p fTo1at NJ !, rezT ront ne
neasta az ~ ~ ynrS ic,.c;,1c = na.Hn! ~ ~
~ st,1ction ~ thc chi},f tsI wnytei tna sasa ..
- ~ ~ ,n,S rim IL thint EonnrS
kro asoett.rr ahnnf fhr ma:Tat =
Ia xrrt;"r unsn Cnnart and neo1nIstn.
* nc a Sfs J11renrs to get rim nanionsn ~ tIs
1870 ~ v,fe'h1rsfnu hf trdnccd him n 1r,,foe
Nc Wns1enlos,,s o5 liz chihi and the ,arttru1,t.
~ rh- nftiursion. f4 -" >''@" >
~ sA@ eIHNtS-.-,a-l a. 49, xta..s- =.
, 1869-06-28
THE PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE
& CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Hts Lense Ia the PenuAylvnntN
RMilEond Company.

r,o .' s,rnn ~. sad ,nnnno,de,s ~ he p,,shr+o,
nS as ssnei oee q he II az e
ran the FresIten, an proTfdcd for al the annual
:uees,ne IL Aa1cn 14st The meeting rss oiensd
~ sA!nts su1s; le4.t ~ ~ 1nI
DeetlaF. taklh9 she caa1' anu l. y. Aaiealnson
The President Of the COMPANY, by instruction Of
the board Of Utrectc5s, Submitted, for consdcra-
1,on and ae:ios, ! lease q tae 5slwsJ ana Erop,
G'5 .! 5ne tl.teoneEn, loss na'nS ~ e.aaa3 enMS9
ksawaJ Comnah!, lor rsrod o. Q. h!ne ne nnnase1
upon b the re.peetsye Boa1s Of Directors Il that
u51 %en ita,e ~ ad H. ne1 s.eeated ou teasH Of
lie latter compsn,, On he III ,nst- and now only
aNats he Affirmative action q th!s meeting to be
0on hs tn 81 M 11s1to ,ns ess sa1
one heuI aud naif tn The reading. and conta;nlng
sess to nave heea :au "a expc u I'd to
A4sG af,er n tne nrsdina % a, tSe ies.e 1anlez
r. .red @ ~ tnn1 y. ~ ~ rasafn,,eo nrcn snIcS
q siocl WIS ca,:ed and teiless ordered:
f.Fa}reA 77s.t Tf+ the ss.EA hdess aad o1nahudGs7
e the rtstseaIkt. 1T VA % 8 Gate;so r. A.a.y =
the rel1lJs {" saih canFany 70 tho Au1A Hall
way Company tor tac psred q ntpe hunditd and ntne
.u:us Je1sA uIen ths tesa1 Haa e3naama e. and IL IL
rs = ,sa 49, W. t.1,1nv 49, ~ re ~ 80
X jnnt. it9. e1 ND 81 cr % iehalf of
Ind tuh1itud T. n: nd thaf ~
leeby md arprnTe Of the c1ceutlon md de-
1Nty of sHeh E4te - .ehaN q nc ssia f1sts1afth
hx tEeSl ;Sss .ai IA srpyn1s, ali M f.
e. r[,Ieeyr ~, i TUT a. nostF4tt hy wheh TIC
# tt.A h,nd4
, 1869-06-28
TIE ASSASSINATION C0NSP1R-
ACY.
Hashfr9fon June e5} [*<rateh to tho 81. Loui4 ft


Hashfngfsn {June e3l fk<Iaeh to the ST. iloui4 fe-
Ihtitcot4-
Edward spaneler, one Of the alleged consrra-
who Nas seutcEced BY Military Commission, IN
1s6a to stx years imprisonment at the Dry Tostu-
gar and pa1loued By President dohnson IN March
,r1ai and Imprisonment, In which be nssc1ts his
entire lnnocecce- This will be published here to-
GorroH. SpanRteF. II VIII be Ietnein6efcti, WAS
carpenter OF scenc-shlfter at Ford'a Theatre, and
~ns on the stage when Booth jumped frum the
bog after shooting the President He also took
care Of bis horse and brought tns letter 70 the h
assassination. The evidence was ct1cunstaDtial
against EpanR!er, one witness tntineaung tnat he
se sass I? he Mly Il so
hare eoEe doubt of spangler's eutit, rs he
W1s sentenced to t!1 years impnsonment
sentenced for lie IL the opening Of his siate-
ment spangier Rays that he heard 1'n7nc, Harold
and Atzesodt, who were execnted, ilnpi!cate that
p OF to abduct the President. Technlan's esi-
dence caused tho cous1ct1on Of Mrs. Sus1n1t-
6panK!er opens his statement as fouoEs- lie RAYS:
have deemed II due to ruth TO PREPARE for pub
llcation the following statement a 4 time when
hope the temper Of the reonle wi! ERE me pa.
ttcnt hearing Of my arrest, that and imptisonment
i'1cFident Lincoln. have suffered much, but /
solernniy assert now. and ! alweys hare since
after knowledge Of the crime which, Joup
Wilkes Booth committed, save what
kneH IN ccmmol With everybody, dffer It took
place, further solemnly assert that John Wilkes
Eoo:h, Or any other person, never meot1oncd TO
lie any plot or nny Intention OF sny plot for the
addiction or assassination Of President Lincoln;
that did not know, when Booth leaped down TO
the snt from the hox al tho theatre that he Hhot
Sir. lincoln: and that cid not IN any Tay, 50
help ME God, assist ID the escape And further
declare that am entirely Innocent Of any and a!l
clar.es made against nc In that connection. I
never knew cit. Ct Payne, Sunatt, Atzerodt,
Arnold or harold. or any oI the 50 called con.
sptlators: nor did ever see any Of them until
shcy appeared In custody While Imprisoned With
.AtIefudt, Payne md Harold, and AFTER the
rrdnl MAS over ] Was allowed few
nlnutea' exercise In the prison yntt.
heard the three unite In asserting MIS- Surfntt 5
entire innocence md acknowledge their own
guilt, eunGptng The crime, they did, entirely TO
themselves, but duplicating witness Welchtnan in
the knowledge Of the original plot to ai,duct and
Nth furnishing Information frnFn the olce OF the
CommissarJ General Of Prisoners, whefc he was
a clerk
srapgley then goes On to detai. his inprison-
ment, how he Was arrested, released and rear.
res,ed, the suffering be endured from the padded
hood drawn over his head during hts incasceTa-
ilnn, and the punishment inflicted on prisoners at
the Drs TonugaA lie mentions that one punish.
ment Was to I0hd prisoner with irons, shcn Tie
rope around his bod! and throw hin into the Eater
and let him anI, bot before drowning to draw him
ont sratn. lie gives names autl dates to support
these assertions.
, 1869-06-28
The Vice Pres1dent In Hartford,
Conn--Rccepslou By the LcKts1a-

H1AtT6KD, E0nH-. dhe X
FIce President coUax Visited both borse. Of the
Legislature to-asS. la the Senate be ras cor
d!al,J welcomed by Lieutenant Gose1oos WAY
ell lin grra. pleasure 10 rrspoad u the tnt1sa-
toa 20 cordially given to Appear leloEe
tbs Legislature. Standing In this pres.
eDec he could not bur remember the
achievements Of the honorrd living md the sill
mc1e noan-ed desd 4 tceroT nf Poote aod
sedgH!et, oi lJoa and Tyler. af 1eHy. .na tae
them oa tTcf! battlefield upon the ta1d, aaa
every xnve-rocked frtcase and h,ouitor cpoo the
tits grand o!o hlstoric State IN offence OF their
60, r.: ard Etj tnettta<e, felt houoscd that the
yer-:s. s.c::-t:y.. &: .t+1 ..t>-.ny:r,te =s..r!1
, 1869-06-28
CUBA.

Krnkuccessfu1 Attempt TO Capture n
Spanish supply TrniE-snn Do.
xutnEo.
NAyANA June a1.-Accounts have been rccets-
cd fF1;u Spanish sources Of q nEht betWce1 the
gosc. Iment troops, escottlAg train OF supplies,
and rebels On tbe rpad ntt ween Puerto DC! FA-
dere and Los Tunas The Insurgents Attacked
the Spaniarus and enaeaEofe't to capture the
trim but were unsuccessful. Rims arr trcessans
II the 'I:ertoT, and the Eol1!i II spreading. Re
ports reached Havana that ex-lTrsldeut Cabsal
Ind captured the town ct AIsrna. Oh the xontAe1u
coas1 OF st. Domingo, near which place he recent
Ii 1andes1.
, 1869-06-28

:et. Louis nnd IsFnxtl-Pervonn1-S
ukoF Drake PuhIlAhe4 a Let1er-The
Storm IN Knuxns, Ncntcrn Mtssouri
and Nchra4kn-Ic1nA Cattle in
Denver, &c.
ST. I0CIs, Jnne 97.-Kcr. J. {. Fletcher, Late
cretary o! Legation At the court of Brazil, he1tE
cred lecture last night th1oEe the Ecnrd OF Trade
ON the subject Of direct t.=.dc between ST Louis
and Dftz1l. The lecture afounded IN Interesting
facts regarding the condition. and progress 0f the
commercial interests OF B-azt4 bet II csI'ectaify
tTcased q tes coffee tIads g: Eenneiaan gaEe
from the time ii nrst came inlo USE down to the
present. aId introduced many factz rcra-d!ng It's
culture and preparation for market not genc54ify
known
SepaiorA Riec, Of Arkaasas, and Scott, Of Pean-
-ay.ysnis, and Keprcsentauses Roofs, Of Akans4s
and Norrcl. Of Pehns5 lsanta, members Of the
are here, nrt other members Of tn. committee are
expected In q day or twu. They NIL go down
>zle Hon Nou1tain Aail1yah. IN T12-11.. a11
, 1869-06-28
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Ekc Norris Rcport-Dcspatch From
Two ExcnFttosststH+
special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
eALr LAKE, Utah, June &c
The Ike Morris report on the Cn!on Pacific na.-
road IT, IN MI essential particulars. p!ece Of un-
mitlsated aonsenEe- The CnIoa Pacific IL un-
uountetly the best conducted road, considering
tts neHnets tyer bpt in this country. This Is the
uniform testimony Of al the railroad men tn Q ur
party. tSLgned} HuNACk WHITE
]. d. CoLrOS,
, 1869-06-28
TIE TURF.

turxprauacts Fnrk-Fns 1t Tiutc-ficc
I.Fcnlde8tf EOlfatxs
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June a.:-The San.gansett
FACES closed on SATURDAY. Tbs attendance WAS
teyE large the sr1ck Ia fair condition. and the
weather. though cloudy. was quite favorable. The
crst snce, for parse OF :laa. was won ~ Mem
ILLINOIS Prtu, IN TIC 81, "a snd Atn seata, Time
9:sl&; s:s2; 9 :s1; 9:SA
The btT race, Tor 4 purse OF g, a,ts>1, was won BY
american GiEl IN three straight htAt2. bcAt1R
Lady Thoypc eecond. Goldsmith Maih third, Lucy
lnusth, and George Palner nfLh- Tlme-a:ea* :;
2l9- 2:9AE.
V,cn Prealdent ColiAx left this city Yesterday
1ra Ynf &eKnni1
, 1869-06-28
:.E!uR9RF.
Emperor Napoleon Writes a
Letter on the Situation.
Spain Relapsing TO Her Old Con-
diti0n.

TIE EHfEHoK WRITES 4 LETTER.
PAKIs, Jane p.
The Emperor has written a letter to u. Scurel-
der, President OF the Corps Legtslauf, In which he
says the policy Of The government has been made
manifest with sufficient cen1neza 70 prevent an
equiyocA Interpretation Now, AZ before lie
election, he will continue TO perform tbs task NJ
fecoactiieg strong power with sincerely llsesa1
institutions
Schneider,s resignation Of fbe chair Of the
Corps Legl-latlf h.Aa Teen withdrawn.
THE CABLE
BREsF, Junea7.
DespntLhes from The steamship Great Ea1s.tru
report that up to uaou on Saturday she had made
os4 lnots from Hrest, and paid out GO lsnos4 Of
cable She ~as detained three hours or Saturday
morning, on account Of the interruption Q. sgnaIs
The defect IN the cabie was removed, conmRn1Ca-
tlon restored And rhe expedition moved On.
, 1869-06-28

CINCINNATI. June s7.-JohanRs We!ch, wso
lived IN the caftefn part nf the city, WA run over
f5 train on the Little Miami Iiatuad, his ulofn-
ing and Killed The co1oners loEy trreht IN
verdict een6ur1pc the person whore duty II Nas 10
eiyr The slgnal, II having been emitted
I bis morning, the Inv ard rra!n nn tho Mar1etta
Road, s.rucE m ODnl1Is crts-tnE the track At
Ernest Snt On, sta1tSlnQ IL beyond rcpa.1, kllled
the two whecLhorset. and hcttuustS injured the
t51rcr, f}tll MCFetg scratched sixteen passengers
1uA,de AMI One on top the omnibus.
, 1869-06-28

Supreme Judges on the Specific Ap~
preparation Utll-lscFxonal.
Special Ueeratch to The Chicago Tribune.
IspIArAroL1s, In.l, Jane q.
The Supreme Judges separated on Saturday be.
fore Their opinion On the SPECIFIC Appropriation
bill WAS ready TO Ike 1led There Il but little doubt.
however. that IL Will sustain the I'LL
The Judges will lslt tue StAte University com.
Eencement at Bloomington to-tnorEo#.
General 4. r. IIovey, Minister 10 Peru, las az
Etyet here. He hug u tuttc months leave Of AL
scnce. .......
General Tc1r!1l, Thlrl Assistant Postmaster
General. Is nis0 here on brief leave,
, 1869-06-28

WANING TO THE HEPCB1IcASa.
AApKIp, June s7.
In the Coftea the Republican members were
warned that their presence In the Chamber Was
permitted as uct of patriotism, hut they could not
be tolerated ~ accampitces In scheme Tor build
ing up republic: that the present combination
Of Affairs could not long contianc, as II would be-
come necessary u tepress the people, or anarchy
would result
, 1869-06-28

TU7sECkGu, juno es.-On Saturday afternoon.
In m nt7ray between Thomas Daytt oItas Rauner
Davts, nnd Samuel AltrtdGc, the LITTER was s.ao-
bed and Will probably dc Darls is = desperate
character, and has aeTred tWp terms IN the peci-
tentiarJ, lie Vas arrested.
, 1869-06-28

p1TrsRrEGn, J1ne 21.-H. +. Frank. Of Tlscon-
SIN, formerly clrrk in The 1nte1nA! Resenpe B1-
al he ,uth House, sunday morning, In IN iase:-
stb!e condition, with vial ot morphine oeAde
tls bed. lie lad ntcn I'll for week. xnd ha1 used
morphine repeatedly. There IL but little hope Of
n
, 1869-06-28
&.ouftT&11E ktrrnx.

LOUISVILLE, June 97.-Mr. George E Tehster, u
prominent Insurance agent, died - this city from
Injuries retaiyed hy falling from hls horse, while
rtdtng out for plea4oTe Yesterday.
Yesterday a little E1r4 named Jennie Rogers, liv-
Ing in Jcne1Fonytle, Ind, Was accidentally ran
QTt1 md Etned.
, 1869-06-28

ERY WkST, Fla, June 21.-The United States
kt amer AarTaCnnsett Arrived here to-day, With
Six officers and three men sick With yellow fever,
bu thtJ are ali doing we'll She Will sail tof Pesia-
Mouth, y. l., to-loEToE.
, 1869-06-28

vile Southern Illinois Railroad Company with
Mesa1aL Avery Benson, Of Be1evf1le, for tho
making Of I'll Eczsle work required OF the Tine be-
IMren BtUef1le and New Athens
, 1869-06-28
GRAND TRUNkl&NE,

Tie Aseauet +. IT, CALDWELL
Captain LEW1B, Of the stote Inns: sill ls~ve sps1-
sa.n.a. eoa1eetias *,h u ITaad TEunk Haar.y ter
Enae- DC. GHAA ". AOGEh3. Psasenkes AksRf=
, 1869-06-28

-1{uiIFoad AcCtdcnt-Liteac Wabash
fMpFoyc1n 1ncnt-EouFfh OF JutJ-Ths
Storm mud tho Crops.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.

OPP0SITlOy LINE FUR GREEN BAY
And intermediate pGtta Gu Like Michigan md both
:heIes # Gssea B.y h CPpeT Gab!a u met LADf
usn's dock. foot Of WAbAsh.Ay-. this Annd.y, Jnne
1t ?. %. Fot freight passage apply 70 PARSONS
KNAPP, 36 South v Ate1At. OF to Chat mans do<k%
nr TO tho CAptslp On kQAEd.
, 1869-06-28

R1oHxaK1, u. J2ne 77.-Tbe farera1 Of Kelly,
Who ~as shet hy Callahan, Of the police WAS A.
tended this Afternoon b5 large cro1d Of c1tlzena
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EDUCATIONAL,
I'D DUVA11VHaae
HARVARD COLLEGE.

The Examination fer Adu1hfton HM ke bid on
sr4 t1iR Attendapee The thE.e a4ys y required
beginning n = u. Ano1her kx4M1rAti.o tsakins SA<
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, 1869-06-28

Attetts pied As&n8stnntion OF t.lu1ta.
tho spanish DuolItst, in New Or.
Icanx-A Spanish 3ccounx Of the
Affair.
Middletown transcript., 1869-09-25

RIcH WITHOUT MqNEY.-Many a man
is rich without money. Thousands Of men
With nothing in their pockets. and thou-
sands even without pocket are rich. A
man born with a sound constitution, a
good stomach, good heart and good limbs,
and pretty good head-piece is rich. Good
bones are better than gold, tough muscles
than silver, and nerves that flash fire and
energy in every function are better than
houses and lands. 1t is better than land
ed estate to have had the right kind of a
father and mother. Good breeds and bad
breeds exist in men as really as among
herds and horses. Education may do
much good to check evil tendencies or to
develop good ones, but it is a great thing
to inherit the right proportion of faculties
to begin with. The man is rich who has
a good disposition-who is naturally kind !,
patient, cheerful, and who has flavor of
wit in his composition. The hardest thing
to get alorg with in this life is mans own
self. A cross, selfish fellow, timid, care
bprdened man-these all are born defor-
med inside. Their feet may not limp but
their thoughts do.
Middletown transcript., 1869-09-25

1t would be good thing for men and
women were they taught, in childhood, to
use their left hands equally with their right
The use of the right hand only for certain
actions-such as writing and working with
mechanical tools-is entirely conventional,
and there does not appear to be any reason
why people should not be ambidexter in
every kind of manual work. Persons who
have lost their right hand by accident fire.
quently acquire great facility with the left
after some practice, but grownpp persons
have not always the patience to betake
themselves to the necessary practice BY
children the thing would be acquired in
sensibly, if means were taken to the prac-
tice oft. Children living in houses where
two languages are spoken acquire both
with great facility, and what is true of
tongues would be equally so of hands.
Middletown transcript., 1869-09-25

TIE TRUE GENrLEMAN.-Thef following
sketch is called the portrait of true gem
tleman. II was found in an old manor
house in Gloucestershire, written and franz
ed, and hung over the mantel-piece, of a
tapestried sittingroom.
"The true gentleman is Gods servant,
the worlds master, and his o'c,, man vr-
tue is his business, study his recreation,
contentment his rest, and happiness his
reward; God is his father, the Church his
mother, the Saints are his brethren, all
that need him his friends, devotion is his
chaplain, charity his chamberlain sobriety
his butler, temperance his cook, hospitali-
ty his housekeepcr, prudence his stewart,
charity his treasure, pity his mistress of
the house. and discretion his power, to let
in or out, as most fit. This is his whole
family, made up of virtues, and he is the
true master of the house He is necessi-
tated to take the world on his way to heav-
en-; but he walks through it as fast as he
can, and all his business by the way is to
make himself and others happy. Take
him in two words-a man and a chris-
tian."