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, 1869-03-06
CUBA.


FroEtets CT ths EnsuFFseI1ou-VIAns-
portas1on IT F+1tt3eAA Prasonefss
HAVANA. kasch b.-Telihet C1tsyotaoe f-s
ftorn litnisecos and Vicinity news u mnse
tAxoIable 10 tho x0Ffrn Eenk
AT StLuAga TIE chclet& u tosHnS. several
hsEd- Of insurgents are operating IN tEAs dis"
EAvAxA, NA.eh 4-Tne Treasury pepartm.n:
advertise "a tot pfspotAs fs.m rhl:-21nela 70 f1r-
tlsh transportation io- thrrr u 1fo1 Ala d teen
pun AeAl prisoners TO Fe nA.ao Pp.
Ecrst IL p:olornd ncrsow tMonR tne ffie1t2 ara
to trt i1rnil,rs Of Inc III No, but toe ueasoEe t.
e1tutshle, wher 1t r Considered that tne!f Hars-
po,.attot viii fare them !fora c&cgeft Ike thsse
BY which in.y were ,cfease1ed Gu sunday las:,
wher tht y2lnnts e1t dera.ltea ttsa1 Eves.
General Du.ce Ia orotsed thtH removal, u
teeeepucnte ct The tnteIee ptersnte brought III
b< n upon him bJ q u1 spsr1a1is- II T. cont
dtlll3 eA ttc &C. Lows Eet. thA1 Ee Home 1eFeft-
men: vii sutnnTze the felease Of the r1s1o ~
u u n eoJr sftek 2tetr Arrival It Fttna:ao ~.
The Ihdfto has tic folow1cR news ftun the lo-
| Relts IT curttcezxb'e nunb<ss hare eoncsntEste
| ~ kastt- Tzoopa have natehsd Ton aaniAko
| u dtep-ftc tttm.
IL sre c<E'rsi Department 10 crc1semcet took
piece retreth the Rovsinnent fosces and tns-f
| Etntk ptar eSrto Esptttu- Nineteen tcoe:e wc1s
ilktn ps:.onc1s, twelve killed ann may wounded
lhs korc1t nent less + not Risen.
| d .afEr tp3.bef Of l.susSent+ xsn tepo1rd IN
/ The yltiri:J ot TacpfaE Gv4 acd F1l1ai!los. RI!
ruaeF s,c blotkaett By them act no scSsz
| e3Kn,tg ii At Ete-fucEos-
| All TIT loyal citlz- IN the S2gua D:SIlc
| sase ben compelled 70 ablLdou tae.r hontes L
| cor tQpeIee OF depft tdations Of The 1LA1rEtnts.
, 1869-03-06
Lotttr from MRS O,no novAn.

ST. LOUIE. &1E1 !, 4so4.
Dennis o'Ccnnor. Esq.. Tr*asassr, O'uoaov.n-
Ro4rA Executive Eomuitlee.
Ns DEAN an: ! beg 70 acknowledge receipt Of
hvs tundssd And nixtv-stx tolIsrs tt;e8}, pr O.
c+ess u nj tetoEd Chicago s.adi. Z. Ard also q
1st fuLdfed ard eixhty MUS d,lla1a (<aa3}. pro
tt.da Il ns1t resd,zg.
u, words nav sst q vsry cold In thxnkinx 1ou
for The time and labor you spent IN asssttnk nas
TO realize his A@ou7i: but Let taa ~ Aufe Tou
thu, ynur klntnesa, a. wall ~ Ehat OF etca rndm-
ber Of tne eanm tt@e. Il warmly Impressed on nay
hear, ard howertr ntto nsJ tpaak of write On
Tho nstnt, l an deeply sens1nls & ny Indebted
pAal 70 h1caEo.
ecme'htrR elae w1tted to pas In toy letter II
Captan /. r, ktKsy. Chairman Of tao eom nl,tec.
tu t'ct fna 'slt,rc OF staltosA around ms cut
ont Of my head til tn.s; II yuu Fuppo%e house
could % 70 tr4.n for me Ia rour city zone ntae
IL he latter rid CT tbts month, and that the com
sn.tc,. &c nd sake the matter In hand. wpaid ba
willing Gcd II xtoua to read, Ie1usR The proceeds
In ito banda Of n- com n!ttss for transmission 10
lna ixrulllee ct tia Frrtao pt4sontn. 1lemltu,
fCn,s sincerely and gratefully.
Many J. j.DfDonoTAH-RpssA.
, 1869-03-06
DE5MOINES.

Frozen TO Death Another Rirs-
judicial order Prohtotatnx the Pub
llcAl1on OF CsFsAin Evidence Cold
Weather. -.....
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tf!hune.
DEs No1Hxa, Iowa. Aateh s.
Tnos Dst&er, farmer. fnu1 Es'es er"0 pet~
Mo:net, VS. frozen 70 death night estore lsst
ana Wa eund scstertay ssau6tnk mp IN fence
epsrc{, sttd xrd atalk in deAth. &c had been TO
ues MolIes On foot, AID y EIle refutr1n2, honr
arms to hsve become numotd BY
ito terrible cold. red in the stupoE md dFo*'t.
rers which prtteded trsexIG 10 deat1. topped
nj cu1E 1Eclcueiy whefe be was fonnd. Tue night
va = tc,itee cne, w1ta The mereuy len degrees
t. Low zero. AID she w1nd blowing gale, H. cled
wttht1 TWO hundred yarts Of house, md Ahout
4 NILS from tla oEr h0ne. He was mNr.e., sHo
leayss = wlfe and two chl1dEen-
Ano'tsr trr eteursec b. Re so-dAJ. in tho ncst
ot frame nul!tires II the corner o. Third sud
Ha'r.t s.rerts. htctkstg at Ia tie bAoet saop
Of L'cetps 4 II ,h.r eot, destsoJlLt Z, 1ntur.rR
The ptaer Of Ut Field. and tho City Ao'el. Loss
roma fopr It toue-nt un,sAr>, No tLtIrA1tt.
jucee Mkxu.n to-day issued IN ord pt y toit.
tux the cahl,cstlot II sht psperf Of this city Of
rty Of tke evidence or xry ccEm.nu on The tFi
desc. IN feea.d Il. tbs etl:e w.. u. B. 8toAn,
CHARGED wl:h pe-juEy. RE puslishets h%'oty zee
npef4 such s1p:eme authority comes from.
Weather ysrJ cold ten be:oN zero, With TEN
cf1
, 1869-03-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Th,re Il soed authority for stauaG
the, IN ihis country ote Adu!t ont Of every st1
snd 30 :4tal hss 1his d1seass become, TIE: II u
dIe4eet as ttt Srea; seoulge Q: the raet and yets
In re formative s:agts Al pulmonary eonp!Ants
1eJnrsnt Of Dr. D. jayne. which aoo.hss and
strttcinets the n1oneh,ai tubes a!la5tHz tae-, = =,
natuu and elearatrE them sad ths !u1s1 O ~
ast qs coIss. ~sies, 1neo le.s . themselves. ~
qsentJ hing oa pasuot1 Complains o. "a II !
~ s,r.e.;ors tulctlJ fotlouea. 1t hks BA d.
ta,red ns repat.tian u curative for orsr quu:.
,rs d errtnr1, and u saose Eha ~ tneea,ened
with LutK D4e1ses. CT aaI ot tns seJ@p.omt o.
Rro. ca11ie or ASTHMA. viii 4 onee S1Fe ahts
si.neaa M rruasay r1al, Trey vii nsre1 sssfst It
Sclc everywhere.
, 1869-03-06

drp .fnatH up 70 lhe fean Ia aa1In. The ]a1lorA
! {. pdtd and lsh'eneu Tic toose, and a17tl
put theA the wr'ictfd tnen II. ta.ttng the Tupa
vlpIt nils AA hs feII. This pf1~'nr continued to
stppp'e tot nsc EnlvU's.. srao # tns fawa 3eit.
ltc, "tbAt's right; Jnu ouvh: to fufer" Tts
execution o. CUPID II nii u!eR. Towards fhs
u, fur o. ay1 thousand spectators were pres.
, 1869-03-06

ne ot9en doubted Qutetioo, Whchef "ess'
e.n rtanp manufacturing eosnnlaT ean peodnee
an nsurreut eQua' In quslisy ard price 70 ha.t"
cru uakc.r, is now very decidedly psoss II tasof
It tic wctt b7 I splendid plano Of Inc u Loule
r1.nc Napasaetur.rR compsu.. wstsa !: no ,a,1 On
ii; Rat to,pn street. Thu piano was t1sptetsd n
I'll III rarts ~ tone OF Cur beat pta1asta a1a
p,aro 1ns1pfstturtIs aud inner, nn lTot-o.5
s:Fnnett but equM to The reg oess N
The nt'ker- RE t!ano WH pss
rosnced By sll those prctcat ~ very SfeaIapia ~
1Ihlsc. TIC q7E!:y asd Qsau'ltT Of tone aro
vrry srp<ftcs, ane adj apt It tor al pa1poses eot
tlfTAls 1no tnkl'c. fof ips'rumcEt1i mnate Atu
vocal ACCOM- arlneu'.. I:t duish asa pteee 81
furnitnre Ii uaoa. r1ouI:itr. apo. last, bat not
1east Tic pEtees are really ftasor1ol and 70 sef
udEt 0! te 1nEtssd 10 Cal for r1oser IL ip-c'
t3cp. II No. III Harcoph stfeet whsse ar3 e1'
preston Of option Will be thankfully Esec!sed.
, 1869-03-06
RAILROAD WAR.

Serious Dln1cullY At EtruirA lb1twe'n
the Onlccrs OF th- EFis and Nofshsfn
Central Natlros ia This Osatral
7rA,ra Forbid 10 Uss this Erie
TFach,
ELs1nA, N. T., March b-Wbkt looks Ike 4
pretty set.eus wtE'ba. Hstk:n &C: between thu
Erie i: d Northern Centzai Raj wlJs. The NoEtt.
err cenual uss1 the Es4c tack through and c.
zach rsde IT th!s city. tAst evening ordets wsrs
received b. utvll.o1 Superintendent FfAst, ot tho
krie, to slluw nv lA!na ii The Northern Eenttal
10 eone On the E:Ie tsscx, thus entLltg
ou Ito No,thtfn Ctnuat rom 1ts
correction nctth. Ihs EN1tcht4 were eceofu-
inVl3 sp.xed ana ut pa.tAcs 9! NossheEa Eeussat
EAiEs wse tiopped IL e'thtr DIR ettoa. Mo ft1.
t.tr ve1c assigned fof this txttaofdiulty pro.
eteeftG. ftiR s1rnts..d thai . trouble Growd
out1f 4 fiteh belwccn tte two companies Abuut
tfb POI. canon of The Fott WsTup AuA, ~ eoa.
~ etton 10 a'htesRo. lhc din .oly saI1 rontin-
uEr, sru a no 't.lus arc pkssiuv OF the Northern
txLux. An .u1as euon VIA Rsanscd this 4fttE-
noon 10 tfcveus thu krto from ohstFucunE tha
pss.aEe Of tao Notthtru Cen, nj tratns but yet
n clsnae has ~ Cured ia he Rnustlon. Lelds
tER ut1csrs ard D.fect tors Vt ths tao rnads have
be. ii conbut SHOE this ercnlnx to edecS ss:.
III ncnt.
4 ,rssn Oh LIE Ne,,herr centssl. with 40 Pa
scnRcrs trra NkAhn9sou, Arfit.d At tho break
this FER oou. sbou: utfo below tho CITY. but
could 70 f1rt hef. r ~ ware Obliged 10 TAXI
tbs Er1e uslt. rtfAy thett hra, and get homs b.
tne foane Ro11t MSensr ~ WAs 1pun 70 them
III" srarc Ing pohtc II suffering vesy great iaeon
9tktAnkb,
, 1869-03-06

r77Tsrrfau, MARCH A-IFudt petrolsun market
strons-r 10 ftelsnt vith eost.etra3se !nss!s 60: Il
FL, .eues al G.reb. i l6Xc Nas q Id o1is
sS !. osssss 1t Il 5;Ss sRes
snrd ertsed nsru, bar closed ~taE. .tsh : decline
In rriee-. e.l-s q ltto esis. sep.r March. eooard
here, u sIkc. erot qposed ~ ssei March, Sic
March 70 Jn1J, &t2A&t-
, 1869-03-06

Ton Felty aaroaEee: The r<opensDg OF bis BILL
4atd Esll en- this e~erirx. During the psst week
u tas betn undergoing The gsocess Of repairs and
decor at,cns srd II nos u1e OF tho faost Cheerful
plsee. to Re found. 1na tsb.e4 arr new. Of 1ae
e1ancari siz,. anu Of PreiAa's uarcf.e-art aad
tie &, thamp!en Of Illinois is IN good roL IN
10 welcocsr t;s fr1etd+ Th- baf IL tnot tl3SalY
stacked. and the op:n'nE viii ptore nAtktl
tYrnI In &c h..l.As1 II orr Of Chl:AXo.
, 1869-03-06

AmeettnR Of mannfletur> II WAS held list esrn-
tEx A. Csledonlsn Hail TO protest sKainst the en-.
foftt mtrk OF tho drc ordinance wnien psoyi3ta
itst Al ehImneyr erected In tho eitB for Iax1uGc-
tu,i5e purpetes shall b built OF hr:ck or s.ons,
ND to teitht Of rot tess ih1u firs-dre fuat,
actfd ~ StcreI2ry. Se7<fal tpeeehcs were N sde
hy p1on II ent Esruf1csnFtrs. ard 4 committee
wss appolnted to taGh su:h ac'lop ~ my be nc.
cessary 70 hf1nG the question bef15e the to1ncll.
, 1869-03-06
Amir at 1he Snsp4ndsd National
F11Hk In PhllAdelphtA.

Pu1LA0f1fH14. N3lCu ~ Ee IV7Nn'a7Isa3 Lk57
sayA The COR ru3ett kIanntne- apnoisted 70 AZ
1m,ne lhe als,ss Of 1t- Fourth SRuoc1. bank.
eL.eh tn.reE Gcd on the aao al... reports that ia
wtoIe capital s,oet Of tss1.sNs has titaopsAssd,
bpt st. derosis.ss viii eeeure Al their money
ihai ra,faL is oat tor h:s x:7est. 1he et1ster
hss beer p1rehate. oy = ta:aesr q pntlsdelania
rnSrt of Ia sop:axIE NartoEai HAnk, wao kara
spfse7teed ite n-~ capital, atd VII attempt 10
r.rrcrtlfe tie cpsctfn.
, 1869-03-06

It azo:tsr eo:umu OF Tns TAsacsr will te
found : tsrd. astacd ~ tie Saucrsl Watch Com
pany. Of ERts. IL. can!iortrR tbs pa al,e a9saas
pn:ehs.iue satche- pr rrporfi'p 10 be Of the 6tetn
uRte, from parties ~hu advertise 10 srnd sntG
&C. d. D." eu.h peapcB1t.nns arc unauthorized
ne eeasns sno .stse,n ,avi:s s. ~ oo;x oaas y
dei!tss Who ~ knoNnp % hoauaoe aad ~
liable.
, 1869-03-06

The aext anA ORIGINAL Tonic Of Iron
prnsphasaa and Ca:isar1 knorn s, y = C1a.sl,
Matk 4 Car Fen rPtoAphAteo kIHf ot Cau94-
~ Hsrf. TIE lru1 .e<losns color 70 tna blood.
e. Prasphos1s rane% vssts & tks ns1.e nfsas,
GO ;es Callsa5s z1vs, ra;os.1 heaisasSl soGe 70
=. r.1eo.t fosro1, wskMnlnsss. EeuaFl debility,
I'D deprrssioa d sp:t.A,. Manntset1lsd only hy
CatFrh. HaEalc h Co. fsv 1okk~ aol4 ~ NJ
, 1869-03-06

.rbs Con- Il esleus OF an RnvAl1d.-Fnb.
,,.krd rnr tho beos1t OF yuuof 1otn and Others
~, wtn 1rff-r frcm Srfvuas Dtbuty, etc, supplying
he M RI of re4s~euze. ~rreN hy c2s wao
culed htusc4F. tEd e.n: me q ehs1xe. Addtess
Ssth~r3el HAyfa1T, HxooElyu, II. 7.
All MAIN Of anY Kind. Internal or eI.
Fsies me- Il l5s soa:A cluk street, cnscsgo,
F17Me rcoSafs
, 1869-03-06

The HuAaon Rivor Frexen over. .
| Exv YoRK, March 6.-fEe Ha4scn River i4
sealn eloeed hr tes- Weather exueus,y ooH aaa
sstxuhps1 eettt1 surnf1E. i
, 1869-03-06

Nashville Cotton MArke's
tnS low mIad1iaf, sc rood oftinat :. SC.
, 1869-03-06
Fxeru1tcp OF -Four Negroes At Pftncsss
i xf4ElA ErnttA. ,

Annes Md--A h ost Horrible Scene.
F1,xcres Assx, Nd. AIch 1-Four re1oee>
Wm Waseoc. Frink Rounds, Wm, We4ls and
GtoErs Ba1.ry, .ere hAnaed hxFt :.cca1413 1os tae
n:urdez OF y. r. 9ohrAtn and ae.sy C.frcn- csp.
tetn ed NA1A q m GrEteE atoun, IN HAgch 1sa5-
Each of its px,s7uess eou.ess-d his Rui't. Rounds
spd Wels died instantly, Bailey II nW feFenes,
W:isons seek DID Eot break % Esoaasa "a. aaa
I'D ,exh and caught hsA u ~ safoaa
, 1869-03-06

man ard WIFE AuFdered Near Lebas
ron, lad.
InprAMAroIIs, Marc "a nnu named J. ".
r. ID ard wtle weIe loud Murdered u their res-
iaetee. bx .ailts frnn Lebanon, this mofa!uR.
No cine to III nufqcfof.
, 1869-03-06
nxHQa

JAcOBsoK-Ie sh!s city, March = Hafts tooM9as: 9at.
ntfs of 1rfustus J&epbson ~ dsot1*eI e. ~ .na #
cht1tea l.. Harmon. a<ed . 3eS"'
taner,, from EortA sids uaisAEtAn chufca oa eoo'
uocAnE-in iii Oily. AArthE. john Aocsoe' faea
70 YEAR. .r.~. o,Sasn eopY
T.ArFR-tu thss city. March l. Forrest y :. eaa y
\ r. sna il, Tanns1. sxed iss:s. foontns eaa
j rom III Nosth Csspsatsr'st. on sataso'S
Ut u o't1nek. ~-~. lana
CAvAHAuUu-In this eatv. N4teh h. ka0fn2 *%aS
rExersnrh Ira yearl and mouthS.
~1HerS1 ter1iee1 ii l3s lntianA.ss on ehbu1u"1 -
sc.pra- in t.b,benes Tovn. lseaucls Co nl- teP;
of t1pSoia ssTer, Nfa Annls k,I!a csFes. sfta ~
years and days, fbfme1ly 5ealdeas o. tn mourn
~ toaR.
, 1869-03-06
Foreign Markets


FOREIGN Markets.
HAyK1, March 3-Ereninx.
Cotton rrtharftd-
Bourke heAJy, Eeut<a Il (. &c.
, 1869-03-06
mARAIUO.

N1THrws-NaR4H-1n thll city, March :. nT
1,1x r. q. 8treet u George Mathswu and k!es ~
An y 1i,h, III ot Chicago.
IN Eoa too papers r!esse COPY. ..n.~
Rh1nruN-WHIuAT-In uEhsat% Unio: oI ncv' =
J. e. Uariion. NJ. IL 3. Rashpnn sho &1es bsoAAe -
wsivht x th OF t.blcskp. ,.o,~
" 0tsna Hspiul Mich pspc1s psease copy.
, 1869-03-06

TOR aALE-1.ot o51l25 feet On south aide
IT Of Chicsxo-4y,, rear Ilauben.st.
Three lots on ktubentt,. b14f fnotHuA.
Two intl corner J1llan-st. Aud h'dEeElne.foAd. In
Ncttt yuolds' 6nhd1sis3an.
Ihsoe lou On Mlxaukee4y.. In DsAdsell's subdi.
Two 1oA on Auv&nkee-sv.. In Wicker Park Add.
uoa, -. -. -.
, 1869-03-06

| matt. Fi,oee; sMtIxac!a, Ass*.. &LeA H3pe
Haitimorc 1900; Nl11asanse1t, q ,Uua. Tnt.s,
nos. IS .po !; i. = sssa. ooos nd nisns minn'.c.
tori and faTed rothtne. 70 rapia Ma the advance
sfthe n.sae. "a. lN,!e q No s1essson sea:d q
sunsd. 1fsss lotai lo*s Is eat.saated At $7'.cou
4 The h1tt npoT Of no, Il Ezt pItuptta b3 &ttat1.
I N. y. spals Ins : bros, nssu'sesnrfss of ps:eat
Tass II ~ asa
At abont e!caoo. yef} Mtte o! Il was saved, on:
srept'oa d ,ne hse. nn@s Of i eoalt haze aeea
E removed with i;stle eamaEs The eaiar n.tu1h
;. urS ffun wates. Trcie insurance Amounts 10
. f5,too4 cuupsn!et nnkuown: ~
>, cuntd ny Ti4ltsm Phillips la.t ntuussetu:+r +,
ess y 9fosanl. o1 ", xaiss
ii tally contInsd.
I'd Netr.r. Pollard DATis. Msehtnlsh oce9plet
it. tbs init md eeeose ,ose Of No - md enee.et
= spfee.n!s L. q ssooo. 1seF Insurance eea'<
,ts i, @os DC sseef'21eer Gnxo.uxnr. ..
al Tho third foor. portion Of It, WAS otcapttt
gapetaesures % .: pte'orr - ,rsros. - vh1.e iers Vi
ut 1tke'y nnt e1t.ea =, ,s9 tappoted - ee eo'ese
n, u BY tn1ata1ee' -n, x,n, .r.nrrn
be FTnn 9o'elock q gill -nR ra.t twelve, M Ct
~ zines played uptn the oni!dtEs. ia eo1teeH
H. Th1ch tcrrcd 10 bum ii It'll. te:trre, ana tts
- ! iii xpp1ca,lon- Of water. 1he walls fenhae
H. f,xnsyrg, towevLr. that the fsnes wesc grad
,rr | rk,ly fupdued. and prevsrted RON spyrAding
~ atiolttpg br,.dttRe. AT 1.d=tcSt the dtn -
II ihotourhiy rnecr eo.srcl, tnoa~h throaHhoI
~ the eEt:re ri2t;, caotc less nsme SD fuoa
~ isoued fzcm tic 1ntra, nectsslatteE ist Prftens
~ ~ ri ines eogites u c5ala b spared E5ua II
~. ea ntttT to-txt.ttrE cochaft1tio7s.
sns sss sLARcn Toa 1uk hobip.
ofeonI.e r. ss .hse "a. 1p'a;'s ay III
trrt,rKef tie aeeeas.n nren1en. Nefy titf
~ IL sspcctec. i ,hss poson q the building VIC
~ thev ftu Was totally coneunrds
IVY s~~' HYE INsUAAxcx
= owing TO fhe oomnendsofs oessoH o. 16e 6err =,
ce1nmistiunt7s - h1y1ug the Ate o. ese1{ scs
nx fr.nrtd Tie families Of The deceased Ta0 esSa
~ II. ysExxAx's aKsxyoLExr AsoG1A1.os.4 ~. 1,..nsn4 2
- Tnere vii he Z meeting Of TIE Flf<%sa Ha,,e
10 neyoIcrt Aftcetaflpn It their EAU. On uo
ot atrsst, Ills ercn1eR, to take action In
fell | It's death o{ thets As.oaHke
.er 1EHA G. oovJI111 -
xE u II MoHSntak taroafh tbs ealsQ1N' NsQ1
, 1869-03-06
GEORGIA..

Hepn bfIclu 8an&e Convention nt Al.
Ixnta-Adopt1on OF u memorial 10
CenKeeaa setting Forth tho Political
, 1869-03-06

CTOLEH-ss5 R:urd-WM BE- paM tor
Bxtn MoeI, aa4 ~ 9ass1sess saSsa oWAAk
, 1869-03-06

A GEST3-Wantcd-$3o to f75 per week
can be N sAe ~ male or fetaAis, With LlpinSton's
CELEBRATED spring Steel and fiGIiAn " wing s!k
P4ekA8ts, FooT p4pess neetes tnd eight sketna stk
tn tacn. Send SO cents for sample pacEaxn or stsHp
FIR tircniAs, C. u. L1N1SuTUH. q south HAtsted It.
Chtchxo.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-19
The ImDeriaIist.

The paper bearing the above title,
which was published in New York dur
ing the late campaign, is dead. One of
the editors makes the following expose
of the enterprise, In the November
number of the GALAXY:
cat various times offers of money we're
made to the conductors of ine paper; but
these offers were rarely accepted. The ex-
istence of the Lmperidlist was thought to be
a thorn in the side of the Republicans, and
the Democratic politicians were therefore,
anxious to keep it alive. AS they knew
nothing of the real condition of the paper,
except that it was "a new venture, they not
irrationally supposed that it needed money
and made frequent and generous offers of
pecuDiary assistance. To certain extent
these offers were accepted, as a grim Joke,
to be, at the proper moment, turned TO ae-
count to show people how extremely honest
the politicians we're in their advocacy of
Democratic institutions More than one
Democratic State Central Committee paid
money into the treasury Of the Inperidlist,
and more than one prominent politician of the
same party made free gifts to paper that
/ nedeed no S1ch assistance; 1Ub5ie, upon the
rumor that the paper was about to be stop
ped, the ''Tammany Ring offered to pay
weekly subsidy of one hundred dollars for
| its continuance. The latter offer was not
/ accented, since it then had been determined
TO suspend puohcation.
"These offers of money. we are told,
were accepted as free gifts, the ImperidliSt
never undertaking for moment to change
its course. They loere made egcllsiUeLy By
members of the Democratic party. From
first to last no Republican organization and
no Republican politician was ever directly
or indirectly concerned in the establishment
or conduct of the Imperialist. The charges
sometimes made that President Grant, Sec
retapy Borie, Senator Sprague or the Grand
Army of the Republic had some connection
of the IlnperidiSt were wholly fictitious.
They we're never made by the paper itself,
but we're sheer inventions on the p-Ft of
Democratic journals. In one instance, the
| accredited owner of a newspaper, which
charged Mr.. Borie with having advanced
funds to support the InperidJiSt, had himself
given mouey for that very purpose. The
| ImperiaIi4 denied none of these charges as
was part of its settled policy but it never
originated or authorized them"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-19


fense Of the frontier. He obtained the
full rank of brigadier general, June 25,
ls4l. At The commencement of the
Mexican war be was ordered to the
west to organize the volunteers (May
80, 1s46), and in less than six weeks
had dispatched to the seat of war t2,-
600 troops fully armed and equipped.
he then collected 5000 troops at San
Antonio de Bexar under his personal
command, crossed the Rio Grande
October g, and reached Ssltillo after
march of 600 miles, having lost hardly
a man, and preserving such admirable
discipline in his army as to gain the
general good will of the inhabitants !
He selected the ground on which was
fought the battle of Buena Vista fFeb.
%, ls47), made the preliminary dispo-
tons, and commanded in the early part
of the action. For his conduct on this
occasion General Wool was breveted a
major general in 1s4s. He remained
in command at Saltillo until Nov, %,
t847, when on the return of General
Taylor to the United States he succeed
ed to the command of the army of oc-
cupation, and retained it until the con
clusion of the war, his headquarters be-
ing at Monterey. After his return
home in July, ts4s, he commanded
the eastern military division, with his
headquarters at Troy, until the reorga-
nization of the commands in October,
1854, when he was placed at the head
of the department of the East, with his
headquarters at Baltimore. In January,
1854, he received the thanks of Con
gress and the presentation of a sword
for his services in Mexico. In 1856
General Wool put an end to the Indian
disturbances in Washington and Oregon
Territories, in a campaign of three
months. At the close of President
Pierce's administration he was recalled
to the department of the East, with his
headquarters at Troy. When civil war
was imminent toward the close of 1860,
he hastened to offer his services to the
government, and after the attack upon
Fort Sumter went to New York to Or
gsnize, equip, and send on to Washing
ton the first regiments of volunteers.
He took the responsibility of reinforcing
Colonel Dimiek at Fortress Monroe,
thus saving that important post from
danger of seizure by the Confederates.
About May 1, he was ordered to return
to Troy. In August he was sent to
Fortress Monroe as commander of the
Department of Virginia, and from that
post led an expedition which occupied
Norfolk, May 10, 1852. On June 2,
he was transferred to the command of
the middle department, with his head
quarters at Baltimore. He was pro
NOTED to be full Major-General in the
regular army, May l6, 1862. Early
in the war, however, he was relieved
from active service and placed on the
retired list
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-19
Generni WOnI.

Whose death has been announced
wRs born in Newburg, N. Y, in 1889.
He received but a scanty education, and
before he had reached the age of man
hood became proprietor of a bookstore
in Troy. His properly being consumed
by FIRE, he turned his attention to the
law, but his studies were interrupted by
the war with Great Britain in 1912,
when, through the friendship of Cover
nor De Witt Clinton, be obtained com
uai,ssiou as captain in the 18th infantry.
His n ,-st service was at the storming Of
QueeustoN D Heights, October Is, where
be was shot through both thighs, and
was promoted to be major in the 2sth
Iufantry. He was ia the battle Of PlsttS-
burg, and at reduction Of the sFmy at
the end of the war he was retained in
che 9th infantry; in 1915 appointed in-
spector general ofthe northern division;
sEa 1878 lieutenant colonel: ia 1921 in
spsctOr general of the whole army; and
in 1926 brevet brigadier general for 1OI
rears' faithful service. In 1882 the
,rerernment sent him to Europe to ex
anime the military systems of some of
the principal nations In 1885 he was
charged With removing the Cherokee
Gudisus to Arkansas and in 1888, dur
ing the Canadian difficulties, be made
reconnaissance through the wilds of
sertbsrn A6us, With view to the de-