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Fort SiTc@' opposite OH Fellows Hall. Hor
4 ,IoN.-We were u. the .,Ipreme Court
yesterday, while a probate case was before the Judges,
and were somewhat surprised to hear the evidence of
n hoary-headed native witness to the effect that lac
had been promised two dollars by a party, for which
he went before a magistrate and made oath to the age
Of one individual, the death a of another, and as To his
relation TO a third, claiming to be a brother. Being
questioned as to whether lie did swear to such facts,
lac answered with evident unconcern, that lac had,
and that it was all down in the magistrates book.
When asked if what he said, and which was put on
record, was true, he said he did not know, he testified
to what lac was told To, ut the same time confessing
that he was not the brother Of the individual which
lac had before claimed to be.
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EsookS.

IE'HOSE INTENDING TO OPEN NEW
3 SIT uF ACCOUNT BOOKS. on ths 1r-t 20 th- year.
arr invited O. ~t4fuiu- us ~l-s I1t received. uhlrh rsabrtccs
az sfr~- sri kauis. from miniature y1ium-a - Royal
At.J. everything required in she huc ~ nuir- Stationery.
Go II. VI WHITNEY.
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Music and Singing Books,

E.DIN TAIS OF GEMS VI.
Geus ut ~lrr,l songs. gu4rtn turm,
N-w Method q the Piano Forte. by Jeans Mann,
P.auis;s' Album.
BsssiLi- Art = Singing.
Home Circle, = vols,
Gems o. German song,
The OTcu EauG-. by OGcutach.
Wrath e Gems. plain auI cH;.
IaEa'- Violin Method.
Cauu.ua NsIsusia.
Ethiopian Violin Instructor.
The ChIi's First Music Book,
Th" EuEi- Call.
winners Perfect Guide 90 the MeIol-on.
Winner Perfect Guide O. the Cabinet Organ,
winner Perfect Guide 60 the Fife.
Wfru-r's Perfect Guide O. the NisHn.
winners Perfect Guide o. tie Piano.
Nirn-r's Perfect GuiI- % th~ Acuuriian.
Niuuer'- Perfect Gul.r 20 the Hlrjo.
Winners Perfect Guide % the Guitar
Musicians Omnibus, complete. quartn.
J-w-tts Box % Tree. Duets aui QIsgtsts.
Nine O'Ct.gE in fh- Morning.
Tie Neri--~1hu COLLECTION.
The Sea Golden Chain.
The Church r"fL.
The Grfisu Robin.
Tie sabbath BEL,
The Harp q Judah.
Thr JuhH1ts-
The silver Int.
The SILVER EEL.
The Jewel.
The Golden Wreath.
Tie Clsroua.
Fr-h Laur-l-. &c. sc.
For sale Is tS-J II. ". WHITNEY
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Literary Items.

From the American Booksellers Guide :" for
March, we CLEAN the following items:
\ Swiss paper announces that Napoleon III. il
preparing a new book, entitled LIfjstoiTe dU Deor
DsceHbre.
In England even the Queen has 10 pay postage
on letters
1t is said that st. Elmo netted Miss Evans $500.
Mark Lemon, editor of Punch. is about to visit
America. 1t is said that he will read or play the
part of FdlstGf, in some OF the principal cities.
The American Bible Society printed and put
forth from its publication office 100000 copies Of
the Bible during the year le68.
Charles Reade's new novel. Put Yourself ia His
Place is begun in the March number of the GALAXY.
We learn that Ar. James Gordon Bennett has set
aside $1,000 for the benefit OF the Neio York
Herald Club. This association is composed solely
of the employees of the Herald. and is a mutual
benefit society.
The Pal InqH Gazette says: "When an English
man Is first told that his language is spoken with
greater purity in America than IN his own country,
lac commonly experiences n very disagreeable SEN
sation. And yet the fact cannot be disputed. The
Americans have no provincial dialects. The poor
est man in Indiana speaks rs good English as the
richest man in New York. The misuse of the letter
h is entirely unknown"
The woman's club of New York. the Sorosis, in
cludes in its list of members nearly all the women
of the metropolis who make journalism a profess
sion. 1t is a thoroughly practical body, possessed
by no theory or ideal perfestion. organized for the
mutual benefit of the members, and aiming by the
application of common sense tn the questions
affecting wOman,s lot. to improve her character as
an individual, as well as her position in the world.
Emerson saws. in his last lecture: Happy il
the house which has on the ground floor one closet
which holds Worcester'S or Webster's unabridged,
and Andrews and Stoddard's Leric0n, and Hay
den's dictionary at Dates. and the AnteTicdl En-
cgcopediG, and if the boys and girls read French.
the BiOITGIIsie General. the latest and best of bio-
prapbins 9"
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loo Esnms Plain tEi Euli Sut- Paper.
90 E-aris Commercial Not Paper.
All q s.r-rHr quality. FROM H.-f1r lir--t. For sale by
fr4 Ia ~ " WHITNEY
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y : LB. TINS.-VGRY CHOICE FOR
4 FAMILY t<E f3s CIuu 4as t- ULy kill asaElcl a
pr-lIla o. fhr Paris i2p-Ipn a. l-.5.
FIR saI- Gi Ns EDliy Grpcsrg o.i Zeal Sh"rs, ~
ssI I'm l. BARTLETT.
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NOTICE.

MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
E4 EINGppN. my Snr. }. VI. OAT. JE- - authorized 10y
Poser of Attorney 20 transact ny business
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NOTICE.
Yarmouth Sugar Corn,

\ WV INVOICE OF WALL PAPER.
F.rs,l- Irry ts53 So LEVERS = DICKSON.
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WORTH RENEMBERING.-Mrs Stowe, the authOress,
says = that the faculty of saying one distinct thing
at a time, in u pure and simple form, u~nencumbered
by unnecessary words, lies at the foundation of all
good writing -
MAsONIC.-A regular meeting of Hawaiian Lodge,
No. u, F. * 4. NJ, will be held at the Lodge Room
in Makee's Building, on Monday evening next, Sd
inst, ut j o'clock.
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The clipper ship Eadsaror was ready to sail
for Manila, at latest alyices from san Francisco,
waiting only for a crew. She may touch at this
port iU passing
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WHAT PTTY.-The Gd-etie, after having Fyj-ed
its readers with one of the drollest yarns ever
inflicted on our community. threatens to stop it,
because they are : probably tired of it." Sapient
editor hat-wh didn't he find it out three months
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,nE srEcaES.-Mr. Sanford B. Dole has in
hi Possession a curious fish of the cutie variety,
from anything ever seen by Us. 1t meas
ures some six inches in length, has suckers, like a
cuttlehsh, but otherwise thee is little or no resem-
blance. The head Is distinct, with large eyes, while
the body Is covered with Il sack or shield. The
specimen Is from Kauai, and will be forwarded soon
To- Prof. Aeassiz, to enrich the museum of Harvard
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~ The lease of the premises formerly occupied
'by Mr.. J. McShane, as n carpenter shop, was sold ON
Thursday. The lease has four years to run, at a
monthly rental of eighteen dollars. Mr.. NJ. Rose be-
came the purchaser of the lease, for a premium of
one hundred and fifty dollars.
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InlNtTslIy. -
THE wARwIcK.-By the .hfoikeiEi, reports reached
this city that the Uaririck had been hauled up for
repairs and one side of her had been found to be
badly stove, the other slightly. The schooner Rob
Roy and competent mechanics and material were dis
patched from this port ON hearing Of the accident
and We shall doubtless see her in our harbor soon.
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Herah.Gt IailoT>.

For, SIRE. opposite oa Fellow. Han HOY
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LTHE LONDON PUNCH says it Is often bored with
SNo0iIes." II any boiy wants to know what a
.s Noodle - i. let him read the Waianae school report,
in this weeks Gl=cYs. and then ask if We haven't
a genuine Noodle among Us.
, 1869-06-06
CUBA.

Despotches from Admiral Hoff, OF
the Ncst kndin Squudron-TheR Rc-
bcilion Gaining Ground in the
Southeastern Part OF tho tatnud-
Departure of pu1cc for s2nin.
NAsn1HG1os, June a-Adnlra1 1ioG sends I'd.
ttees @ to 70 TIE Navy Depaltment from Maiantas,
Of animosity between the volunteers and Cuba6
element WIS much less bitter than be had been
!sd s.io to e1pest IN navana In taet from appear
island. All Ane1can citizens acs.rous Of
Euloe 70 the Cn.sed Sta:es hare LEI:
reports that about tho sth or 1atu Of May some
hands Of Insurgents attscked the convoy Of a
tram. defeated IT. ana captured roEsI-snree Of
rEmoFs that Trinidad u cnrlrnned By large force
& Insurgents anil also report that ttJ place Is ia
,se A oa s iss soqa
testioa "a Rald to be growing stronger, IN CONGO
ounce o. tho snecessfui landing Of expeditions In
st4narls The latter were deiested one tning Tin W Is
Pes:i:re, however and TINT Ia the nctua, of sur
Tcset success Of these expeditions has infused
anGe was dying out somc two weeks ago
nAvAsA. June a.-The Peruvian monitors hare
arrived as Ralbadoes- They made the voyage In
focE and half Gag. frnnn st. Thomas.
AdEtces from ST. Domingo arc to the a7th u!t.
1nc ltonlnicsu Government had concluded loan
O. a'H;oo , estrNns with Mcssts- Hartman. Of Lon
eoA- haus 70 kat amount or 1@o,loo h3a been
drawn, but there we're doubts or sheis acceptance
and the concluslono1 the loao
me republic ,Kas reported completely tranquil.
destroyed b. Et.
lhefc Hcfe esidences that eK-President CahrAl
HAs meeting success In his revolutionary move
nent Against RaeI In the South.
. O2sca nom Hayu ART 70 the 18th nit. General
GaEes, the revolutionary leader, was looking for
IG arrival CT tic s.cacc-s Florida, Quaker C1ty
and America which he eIpee:el ia add to lis
nary, and With their assistance bring about The
overthrow OF President SNnaSe
Gcac!a 1.upeFpu reu1a!ned 1T st. Mnle8 with the
ttc. ner TeleFEnto.
HAMA, tune a-E1Captaln General Doloe
sasieI to-da1 Tor Spain. He was accompanied To
the Steamer bJ all the military odccrs Of high
rank now IN Havana, and by The Co;onels Of the
volunteer YeEimcntA
The Hanna Journals pablsh reports which rep
resent that thousands OF Insurgents are surrender
Ire. It IL asserted thst among those who have
given ur their kkossis are General Fedro Ceapedc4
and Francisco FornatA-
, 1869-06-06

most Of the building was swo stories high and ,oe
I., p9Faon, .neEein The nKe originated. wa con
~: Brewster came into possession Of the
extent, = vel = in is operations, anG
covered WIN tho T1tnl Tne Eood rspufauon III Il
ready secured to the v&rlous sorts Of plows pre-
s1ously manufactured shereAt, grew and spread
nns q w. pssxS .ad aaq he eseea eoon
extended hts facilities. added to bis mechanical
1pp!!anees and tncreased hia numerical force nuttl
eoloaaA PROPORTIONS, and enjoyed reputation and
nannaen. Of ne and "a he stase- seSensJ-dSe 70
aSe M annual sales Appropriated 400 900. Al Co1n-
e. nlans alone tlt,uoo worth Of plows from this
Abo1. 900 piows @ desisaed is; for next spnao,s
aane Nnlch we're At various stages Ia the process
ol thsir construction and over ~ Of which were
total loss In buidiugA HaTes and machtrery il
estimated At $50 600, only us CO.. OF which Is GOV.
sted y tnsotanee Nothing s known as to the
wa1chman had carefully Looked Into tae yarions
departments Of the establishment Aaor1 time bc-
lore, and, the night being opprcsetrely warm,
city watchmau, passing from tho lower pas: Of
she etsy 70 tho top OF the b;uu, In the Flctn.tr
q The facioIy, dlseefaed The naneA bursting fsum
since earlJ in the spring. It seems rs though
spontaneous combustion Or tncenlI.r!aa rSust
hare caused tho mischief. Once Started, the wort
o. destruction proceeded with astonishing "a.
pldity, and Rreat credit Is d1e 10 the citizens,
through = hose e1eruons contiguous bu,ldtngs
Leopold Butkha.dts livery stable, however,
Standing within immediate reach Of the eames,
vas TOO much exposed TO be saved by auT huma1
agency, though the hosscs and carriages were all
removed md. as1de from the building, which
belonged to the Chambers House estAte, Of Colonel
4. 2 Chambers, Of Philadelphia, his loss was
MF. HreE5rer esrna tn pa,r IN ssa. snt h.s
, 1869-06-06

nAL-HEsDERS0S-Int thIs city. .1une L In The
G. Hall and Atsa Lara c. Headc.1sa-
McCOEEEIL-AULHOLLA In th!s ctty, luna
r. ii T. hayns' aF John Mcdonnell .ad Ait'
swARr-BLAoK- th., city. JUNG l. b. Rcv. II.
a. Rlaff. Of PIcsoott, C. ".
~ Detroit parcrz pleaso COPY.
CROCKER-KEEFER-tn th1s city. J rms l. By Rc7,
Joesph Ha1twel- Mt, Kbcn E. Croker, os Beskshl1t
HM... and Misa Magic keeftt. Of Eag}evills. Weed
County. Ohio.
GlBSON-PAI.AER-1r this etty. June 5, At she
t.sLIacc q The br1te4 hs.4l-rin44w d. AcS I'll. "
Acr Dr. FAt:eTson, Ar. William Gibson kud MIe4 ,tco
nc L Palmer, both Of CtIeASp.
- st Paul AID Os~cso papetr please copy.
COASTQCK-MKRH1Lr-I this city Jnn~ l. b.
sny, hT: A. Co,nftoeA ct Minnesota. aad Ais1 IbhIe
u. Merrill Of MfehtfRn. No eArds.
ROCHE-OpONSELL-lu thIs cttT, .Iune Z bY
ner. Ya,Aer Ssaaeke NJ. r. Roche. ot CaIeaRo, AID
Mn. AaT U'pouneM formerly Of Montreal. CAnada
oLEART-AcNULTY-1nth this asy. al the Church
REah AeSalty> both Of Chicago.
HA1E-WALkER-In this ely. Mt tho ressd1uoe OF
the !ste's father. june T. by Rry. james q, Duncan
NalkeE. Esq. No czIue,
I'll; dt. Z he roeldenec # tse
Toctes and Aiss Helm II. sea- both Of ChIeaEo.
HATTfI-HATCH-In Ecnosha, Via. June / II The
ItAtdthtE OF tb6 bf$Ict father, HCr JnkQ t4dttY
t.a::ESa OHto Smith. Jr.. and Ella Z. u4tca.
e HIhunA (AlEn and D1buQn tIowa} ApeIs p1eAs4
copy.
sCHSITzLER-RErsIG-n Ecw Fork, June :, b
heE Rloop in Trinity Chapel VI: RobsH schnIiEisF,
Aaoipa Ress1. as New To;f cisy: No es1as. - AT
, 1869-06-06

Opening OF the Guberuntorlnl Cam.
rntEn-*rccch Of Colonel 8tokcs
md Governor Scnscr mt Nashville
Lynch LnyT4

NpeH4h& OF the GuheEuntQr4N4 Cam.
rniEn-Srceeh Of Colonel stokcs
nnd Governor scntcr mt Snshxllle-
Lynch Lnw.
opened the canvAss for Governor II the Capitol
totsY In Erecch Of tnrec hours lecgta 10 large
audience 10 discussed number Of question: Il
chisernent Question for The close. He SAID thIs
seeking erea he Peep'e bad ! nsa. 70 o.
record, aad read ieife. rpoa tho Subject xr.stea
y HIN to Colonel ThornburJ and Others tn janus
10 farcr Of universal suffrage, never bad been and
did net 8nox tnat be eEer would b: ead declared
tes g sIeF o5 s9snnE ta =
then hy tFeshirds majority Of tho LeTtslzsure
1ie also refcrrc to hs speech In this city On the
tao VI seas aere Il IL u. s5e s.
Ea1d The halioi-aox would b opened to
the sseels wncn tncJ oease 70
obeienee that they ooal oe trus.ed stth sne ii.
lot He Claimed thht his policy Was in accordance
with that Of the pas1. as shown IN The Fourteenth
Congress hJ tx othi.ds vote 70 remove political
dsapl1lteA Colone! STOKES WAS Frequently
cheercd, and when be closed a pa-t OF the ooloecd
After the noise and confusion suhsiaed, Goyet-
,sane- He declared that ne policy os distran-
CQt&HI tQE E24C EtDE4s Qut 004A2lNGu Dy &1G
Ch3caSo platform. Il elected. A. he felt B1rc ho
wouli be, be wor1d recommend the, Legislature
10 take steps to remove the Political DISABILITIES
Governor Scaser 3 speech vas Well recctsed.
End eave satisfaction 70 nis sE1porfs1s. Both
eentlexoon seemed confident 1i saceeak .
ne1se-sh!ef, was found hanging 70 tree near
sEsloy Depot On THURSDAY morning. rtdd1ed Win
TIA, he wns originally nom Newark. \. J.
~ tae stock except Eotne &, 90 io tho Memphis
e 81 Louis Transportation Company has oeoo
hy fan ~
, 1869-06-06


WASHINGTON, .. C., June t.
Tuzx o. TIE ENtTe cUxNITTH
TIE Census Committee arc working hard and
have completed schedule for statistics ar fnnnu
facsnrea, mines and mining. agriculture, commerce
and education. Nj. Kennedy, Commissioner Of
the last CENSUS, WAS before tho committee TO-DAY.
and gave bis experiences regarding the main
points Of the difficulty In securing accurate Wort.
When the schedulea for al, tho subjects to be CHI.
hfaced aEo 1ntahed+ they viii be sent out to per-
sons In various paFta Of the county who ara
thought competent to give them an examination,
and these peIsuns Will be asked for sqguesstous
which the committee will consider At their meet
Ing In the fall They hope To close the present
session next week
All hands here are making ready for the elec-
ton. which takes place Oh Monday. Meetings are
holding this evening In nil the wards and tie Re-
pubiieaas arc having Rrcas mass meeting In the
oack part Of the city. The Inttli2sn<s7 this
morning chargcs tha, the Republicans arc tn
porting hundreds Of negroes NON yirEIo!n, where
with to CART certain wafds heretofore carried by
the Democrats.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, CELEBRATION.
The Sunday School children, To the number Of
about 100. had inc celebration to-iay. uali q
dozen colored teachers and about fosty colo.nd
children we're IN the procession The gathering
took place on The grounds south Of the white
House. Addresses Nc1e mado by General How
Ard and Commissioner Flahcr, Of tho Patent
ohce' hna me proceaaon WAS subsequently re-
viewed hg the Secretary Of War and General
Sherman from tho White House poztico.
REvKRpF JOHNSON.
Accounts from Baltimore are that Raycrdy
JohnEon, who got home yesterday, "a looking ex-
c*.t4llDgly we'll, and eays he h.d = p,ea,aut t,me
In ENGLAND I1e th,nta In h., haon s,hta...s ~
s 80 - 49, ~ t1tAAn nc uas oeeA soojec1ea 70
~. sooo aeal o. na!sa ana nnneeasAy cttacsm IN
this country, and holds that bis mission wns a
very successful one, because he succee1et,n oa,.
ting the Frtt.hsAtn1s,rr IN rorcose a. i+s,,,,
s.e s ~ eouesoo a'45talnB
askeo 10. o. NJ sswasd sna fEesident 1ohnson
WESTERN GRADUATES OF TER EATAL AClDXNF.
NIckhirnau us1ue1 aad Cadet Rocsreu. of
ohio 1nth m,an,ta thto IA. :. s".-.. y.
INV ooen e'a"uate lA's 5eaf S Ad!ula1u
OF faer respective classes, and hetr general
standing Is also aMouR the highest They ware
AnrntntcG bv Crrc+,1 f.rn.,, y,,- 49, -
afta, = .,,,.....t,. .-~.,..' 80 0s"s
49, eeNope4Hso sA@t1'n1tioa oPen 70 Ill OF
proper eee IN n's Congressional District The
Recommendations were uado ont by the General
In blank and tllcft IN y tha boar, vim rona1r4ad
,hc ey,m,n,tinn "1o ~S"e0~se1
'S ~ Tun .e~,.,.,u,
toih6 AestolATfD PhEsa
, 1869-06-06

t1kC. u, June a-,Tne burning Of 7. D. Btews-
sss - Gsty row factory. which occurred On
InEikuas night VA au eycns Of too great tmpor-
Anee 70 pass VITA the by1el teles1aphlo notice
eoatanea esn n ths Journal Of lsst eseatn& Tbs
ploH sAs%of{ Wa N immense establishment. the
p.l1e Aaa noaat Of the city, and the fame Of rs
@aoulAc&ufea co-eItcuatve With thu NozthWesk-
I1S A1e 2. me oundng VA lsaxsa feet, With n
pEeseusmg N aggzssais frontage q 10 Ieet. Tn
, 1869-06-06

specis1 pesiAtcn to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAC1, Ai1n-. Jane s.
4 eon Of Andrew Scearef. Of this city, It school
II st. Joanb College IN SteArns County, while
playing with tAme bear ts71tased the animal b.
stf11tngi It On the Ecad xheu he xas attacked and
killed " the oeast- The boy1 remains arrived
lere today.
North Lex, os ST. Aa,y& Wnseca County,
while intoxicated. overturned his wagon Leek
fell ont rpon his head and sustained fatal In
turseA
WeAthtr cold again for the past txo tayu. Ae-
counts from MI parts Of rte STATE say corn viii
generally bare to be rerlAnted, the cold and wet
weather having rotied itc seed Already In TIE
ground. Tho season Is Enc for wheat
The rAecs At the ST. Pail Trotttnx Park COZ.
tnenced this afternoon. The best time nlade wxa
BY tie horse F1cnch11an, IN 4:sS
, 1869-06-06
Notice--Chicag0 Harbor Work.

e. + El6lAsER's 0TS.1E
I'd .EX411 81. 21E."1EKEE. Wiz. jGae l. 1921
SEALED PROPOSALS. II treEe..e. Of he fos., fux-
nianed BY the undermined viii be tecei,ei =. this oea
1r.:l l. u-, WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL ta6a, far furnish
ing the materials md doing the work Of ttreushsnt4x
tic bead cf SoE.h Picr II Chican hazbof FIR pa,t1-
1sH sPrfy to Tbs oce. where p&ans sd specifications
It the work be eea and all Information sirr:. rt
right to reject a1y or Il hlas Il reservtd
AtdFcss J. 3. WHEELER
Major cS Engineers and Brevrk Colonel o, s. l.
, 1869-06-06

DERltN, juue I.
The Parliament OF the Zollverein htvp elected
Hezr Simpson President and Prince Hoheulohe Of
Utcet Vice President, Prince Hohemlohc thanked
the chamber for his reelection He said this vote
in h!s rSes, had great political Importance The
confidence shown IN him would encourage him to
proceed and perserc1e In the course he considered
right, and bring about good understanding, recon-
citation and union among tho German people,
, 1869-06-06

sinvate tbs particular Atfantinu pf men hAvtoa
eos q Vicious hor1<s 70 tho faet sbas prepared
p hresa I'D d5yc any and H. l..tef huw bad It
= r CAEGARS aale Stables, corner Of Ohio Aod L.
sale-stf. North S1dc. A1so~ horses bought ard solt
4
, 1869-06-06

ABOLITION or iXEiIsoSNKET FOE DIET.
.... IRCEsKIA, June s
The Upper Chamber has confirmed tho BILL O.
tho Lower uou5e to abolish .mrr,sonmeut for
dtLs
, 1869-06-06
MASONIC NOTICES,
attention, Sir Knights.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The 1ne:nhers of Apollo n,snrAndery, No. L. r,
ar htErhy ORDERED tn nIrtAr thrIF AsyIGcl this
~ ~ 4 eTiEssd ss ser hs e. ssscnai.s the fnRea
AL rrsdcnt md v1ftirg Slt Entstts Ia cortf.I1v in
<itcd +, neet With u II Rhovt.
4 full attendance = rexluested
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, 1869-06-06
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EUROPE,
Great Britain.

GFent Britain.
TIE AtAhAxA CLAIMS qCEsr1oH-fREss cuaNES1s
cAlLID OFT sf CLARkSpONs GPEEcB.
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The temperate speech OF Lord Clarendon, IL the
House Of Lords, Last evening, On the subject 0,
The Alahamn treaty, has e.lc'sed the following
coC1e1ss from London JOURNALS this morning:
The Tina sayB; For cur part, considering the
dcuands OF America and the ready concessions
OF ENGLAND. NC wonder the latter got on 80 well
The rejection Of the trcalr was mnrc lucky
rna1ce than the result Of f1mness Of anybody en-.
gagged IN behalf Of Great Britain.
The STANDARD SAYS the negotiations for the Ala.
hama treaty failed because America never In.
tended them 70 succeed II England nov admits
that Ii Ia het duty 10 renew c1orts for a pcacef1l
settlement, Il Is without hope. Our honest dea,re
for sact settlement will not be appreciated but By
zmaa section Ut tho American people. Mean.
time, until the details Of AoslcyB mlsslon AFT
known We should fold our hands and Limit on,
compliments 70 him ns the great historian.
The Stlr says: " Americans can no longer
doubt our willingness To do right, nor ouT deter.
Mlnattou to preserve our national character and
credit
.. 10Spox, June s
The Dolly Telegraph regards the speech Of Lord
Clarendon as neither dean. no. enoserytcnt, bpt
AZ dignlded BY q nrmness which expresses the
nAtonA determination 1t shows that wnAt MAJ
be koneited with SUCCESS Is contained in the
artnles q the rejected treaty and what 1t Is hope
less TO EnRXeat is contained In Ms. Sunucr'd
Speech England will never put troublesome
pressure on Nj: Motley to hasten the completion
Of his task, but will he always ready TO conceal
cre1J trace Of ang1y feelings lkcly to disturb the
relations Of kindred nattpnA
, 1869-06-06

ASHAroLla Nd, June a-The ball, iast night,
n honor Of ArA Admiral Porter, WA nne adair,
and VIA attended bE the President and vito. Sec
retal1eA Bor1c and Cyrswci, General S1elMa., aud
many Other aist1nR R1Iahed pe{sQpk