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correspondent Of the Boaton .lournas asys that
tho bosst Of MI. T. J. yk2 WJck, OF New To:k.
taking ., es3 front In tha Conway region Of Few
1lampahire, II no great "c1ow After all Ak.o.
Eemnp long connected with thS Boston prnat be
tween tho close Of the MASSACHUSETTS Legislature
ol 1ss5 and the 18th Of the September following
IN the counties Of Tort, Ne. and Carroll, n. Il,
On the eastern portion Of tho latter county, canxht
S,BaS trout He h&d made 4 wager with the Ahlest
ooloxtst Of this tocallty-and 1t might be said Of
the Agc-1has he would secure 5000 On the eyeu-
Ing Of the 1ltn Of September he mad CAUGHT s,as1
hut went out after u,2ntfA1t snd MADE up tho fonr
etRhss By nshiug with frogs Tbs last seven trout
be caught weighed * pounds TAas," saJa the
.toskrnat, "wa4 big atauaAtfr, but ves4 mean nah.
tng-vsevlnx tho mst1er tn The true apa1tnania i
light; and nobody could rea,txe the disgrace It.
tached to tho fact io more decided degree than
the Einu.r Of the wager, who wilt never do It
again, even had he the opportunltJ.''
A richly dretled Jouog lady, evidently OF apAn-
tsh extraction, entered : denttst's Office 10 w.
RintA CITY, NevAds, few days ago, and wished
the doctor good norplpE IN veT1 broken English.
II mAs with dif1cutsy that Dr. c. found what sne
wanted, but NJ lAst be learned that she desired hei
teeth dled. She was seated In The operating chair
and parting pair OF rlch and tempting 1fpa, dts
ctu I'd two rows Of !vory white and gllsteutng
tetth. Pfutes. punches, hooks, and dies came
Into play. but a minute search failed to dlsclos<
eren 4 speck Of decay. The Doctor couldn't un-
dersfand II, and told her thAt she hsa ID tootE
which required nillue, and none 10 be extssctsd
8he coutdnt understand much English, md the
doctor don't speak spa1tlh. saa 10 the conYer1s
tlon grew lively By signs ALONE Again did b.
ueArcb, t,ns witt no better success. IIe began Il
get excited. At last aho Euahon from its ottce
In lev mbtnenis ste returned, bringing It'd
whuio testh sl.stened With gold which The docs7
had Inserted. and thsn tho doctor uuerstool tha
bhu wished him 10 tote holes ID hcs tceth And d
them with Rold, 10 shn too could he 10 fash1ou
Ut ceurte, The doctor dec!lncd the job. mud III
left, ycfT tndiQpsht at bis othtlnaey.
, 1869-09-20

Without intimating anything dispa1aging
to tho high caaims OF others who have
been mentioned na eligible SUCCESSORS To
the vacant chair Of Senator Grimes, We be-
lieye the hearty Republicaniam Of tho
people Of lows would be moro ably and
inauentially represented in the United
States Senate by Hon. James F. Wilson
than by any other statesman Of Iowa, Ho
bas now been eight 5ears in Congress-, pro-
vious 10 which he had been for aix years in
public Life, In the State, rs lending mem
ber Of its bar, Of its Constitutional Con-
vention and 1ts Legislature, and President
Of Its Senate. With his second term in
Congress he became Chairman Of The Ju-
dietary Committee, whereof Ns. Boutwell,
and other leading Representatives were
members. In this capacity, his influence
in moulding the leg.slation of the House
during the past four years, especially upon
reconstruction questions, bas been second
10 that Of no other member, and fully
equal to that Of Thaddeus Stevens, Judge
Bingham, Of Ohio, A1r. Boutwell,, and ths
few who stand in the same category. a
very thorough and able lawyer, possessing
one Of the most judic,oua Jet energetic
and progressive minds in the country, hs
would be the right naan for very higt
place, should he succeed 31r. Grimes ..
Senator from Iowa.
, 1869-09-20
WASHINGTON.


SnectN Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsH1n0TpNs D. C.. Sept. Is.
fuk NATIONAL cKAKTrRixA
The Attorney Generals ONCE IA examining the
title Of iii national cemeteries, with r1ew Of
epupetiug the legal possession On the part Of the
United states. The Distinct AttorneTs 10 the set-
eta1 judicial districts hare Forwarded lhe rrs1t OF
ther investigation In each case, and, ~ required
by the Ian regulating tho manner Of government
Acnuls4ug land the Attorney General T. Obliged to
pass finally upon each purchase.
PETITION FOR TEE o. GOVERNMENT LAND.
The c,t.zena Of Port nurou, Michigan, hare ap-
peattd to General Sherman, through uenera!
Uaftsu0r Of that place, 10 be allowed 10 continue
The u&e Of q portion Of the Fort orattot Military
Reservation lot IN agricultural fair. An the ar.
ranreuepts had been made FOR Tho fair ns usual.
when general order from the Var Depaftmen.
u,ohibitiug certain phsAte upe OF theso military
reservations, WAS held By General Popo to prevent
further preparations for the iair. Hcnernl shcr.
nAu. to-day, after hearing the case from tlenefai
Hastsud, promptly consened to grant tho request
pt the esstfeas. ...-..-
KHw tEoALTENp1a koTkA.
n. thA ,st Of October, tho TrenSurE expect. In
te sb]c 10 ssus daily 83votV0 of i,rw cHnii~nf"r
no.es, Ii denominations Of onc t1p, a,sl ten !o.
To r,tK AssUUtATEu rnKY*.
Arrival nF tfCnEf6kf nnCTTkLt. tI.!:
EAaxix&srax. Nsrt - a-accttta1Y tnutF nr.
flsrt, AMI was u ths Department. this fuoEu'sIg,
tfznfactinT bnsineas. -
| HeeeIpta Of fractional rrs1nnsf fot tl'r wtrh
tssi,aV"; sh'psnrass, taass demrtion, tls'.'
tystr1ox or orn aosxxxxxxr on rnk ct'n.x
NAV rnsk. eep,. lS-lt i atate'i that y 4 mi
ths Intention n shs sdf1,tn!stsat:on 70 s,!'h thn
=: t. ss i"Ss T.! s9' * @
, 1869-09-20
TIE xAFxaoH.


Another LyneAluR Case at Portage
..ns ".s-nI. ..ns..... .sT. ss".a vnsesaaoas- e.e
4 ~ ,snrsior sx xno.. ...' 3"''-'''''e@'-
snecta, besn4teh IL thu f.be f,b,c.oo 1.,thrn.
si,,.varrrS IAN. 10
1aa 'atest news tFon fofssee clst 1ssss tho fol-
loving ran'cnlarx OF tho s!nchinE Of fat Wudik:
lasL night about O'Clock, two men cana to tho
lsIL cajoi NJ tbe faller. and said Ihey ND n,is.
cnrf Nhom fhnT Tiahed istcn IN rney hst 4
fhtrn msn. Whn stFuErJet1 hard Vim An :nns - e.nt
efrast to estaVaT. ia isiIsr. sunoota1 ths1 1ree
oSeesa, unlocked The door, shea tne Ihreo msds
tpoeSed tho jailer down. TES iii nj non tiiej
Win nearly 100 men al Of th4 satpe ps{fy. every
man aisFlised, and not I word Nas ypoten.
'fot tear ina voices might b EooognIze<i. Tnc
nTn Il se Were Al a. oter odasis ~ sa nsa
Who betIi tho disturbance and suspected hts ttIe
had aone, was found In The far1nest corner OF his
cell cfouehlng down Ia the noas ab}ect feat. tn
rope was bsoasht forward, passed over Wndfef
head and dawn eiose ahout hts neck. 1nnsntiy
my banda s'asped The rnpe md tho prisoner waa
dragged ont OF The cell 70 Ee IN tho rezr Of tue
, 1869-09-20
Foreign:
HPnfn.
1UK CUBAN QUESTION.
H-A ~

-. 1uK CUBAN QUESTION.
:. PARIS, Eept. E-BTtntng.
f3enerat prt1u's second aud latest audience WITH
Napoleon Ess Of an hours duration-the subject
natter2 Of the conversation a6otdinG CAUSE loE
yery eonss1eIab!e aucuut Of auxtoos outside spec
ulailou. It being pfrtsJ Jaec1taiel5tascefsaaeos
toany. that the situation In Cuha, the revolution,
and tne chances Of sts rspresslon, a well a. the
probable future of that taland ~ regards tn form
Of government and right Of rules, wefe discussed.
The Emperor adytscd an omteabfe Arrangement
between theSpani&h authorities and the Csotaet
tn Warrington, IN the matter Of tho American Dr.
sire for acqntNtion Of ts1nfo9J ~ purchase, add
lug, toward the Gloss of Iii Etnafk1, his opinion,
to the r1ect that the war continued witlts pref
rut attendant bagbartuest President Grant would
he compelled to Interfere between the contendnE
parties II only On behaif and for Tho cause Of h1.
mAnltf. 0enefal P71m replied snat be wAs him
se1f personally willing to negotlAte with the Arner-
can authorities ID the direction Indicated BY tho
ru1er Of France, but that Spain and
hls fellow co1ntryrnen It tarTe remained opposed
to such course. Napoleon, In reply, advised
P.1m and the spanjaFds TO- initiate, In this Case.
hi own example, and give up Cuos, tost a he had
given up Mexico, bcIoEu It was too lass to do 70
with honor.
General srtlea has proposed 4 now plAn OF
roupepmlse on tho Cuban subject. Spain u In an
intense state Of excitement, blazing spd boiling
r,rr n NAV ta mia. on account Of The avs from
S.nhs tnr ,rnorts frum washington snd IArta nd
ths sanerrncs Of s,ckee, In Madrid, 10 tho policy
of sru or io1c.
g. uAns,n seut. Il. +
~. sn,nt., n,rss i'm heed h, n corocicte fsf.
mrn, nj sxc,.cnent aud Indignation since tho Pre-
ssntatlon Of Dot,etsl 3leh.es noies 10 tho xo.asn
! tuent Sons OF tho journals sbuso tho American
| N!nIster nndy. TbrJ aaJ ht was sent hero hulelJ
| ltcarse tc waa tnawu u u strong partlsau ol
Cu.an annexation. uencsai sickses emphaslcsltJ
,|ents the assertion thst ha mIls'oh ftlr1 only e
cubs. liz tnsata saat he nasss hFosche,i thu
qutslou Of tht cesaoR Of The .slaud to tue unltrt
states: but ha& n,tsely l1ntett that tito Auesieas
Government In willing II tn!erpoAs !ts fslendly u
Ucts fpf tA9 settlement OF 8palb difficulties wilt
, 1869-09-20
CANADA

Prince Arthur ns Quebcc-TFentluE
with lnd1uus Tor Tnalr Removal
Tho Nova Scotia Clnimse
QrHBHc, Sept. 17.-Pr1nce Arthur Visited the
EHullne Coas rent This morning, and It O'Clock,
m company with the lienfenAnt Coz fefuof and the
members Of the f'rtry Conbctl. Waited Point Levt.
~ the guest Of o!0ceIa Of the garrison. It Ia yet
undecided Nhetnsr he wilt whit The Unfted sssfes
bat he probably Will In the winter.
OTTAWA, Sept. 1s.-lt IL stated that tha pon,in.
ion Government hare made uTeffures to The Ifo.
gGoiS 1nd14nB With view towards phtAiDfn1 the
consent Of tho tr1be to amtxr1te 10 huntlu8
fruunnB On the bspts ot the Ost4x2 H1er. A
naeatng OF tho whole tribes Of the tAte and Of the
TWO Mountains ipa'ans VII be. held On FndAJ
agent on the gutject The government ode,s 70
c0tnpensste The tpdians In casn lot their prrseut
lands, and p1l al1 the expenses Of trnn1poftatlon
Law onlcets Of the British Government, 10
whom was referred the question Ietat,re 10 peca.
nlat7 conversions fn&de 10 NorA Bcotla, 70 warmly
discussed III ttu .I'nf!!amenk LII UttlwA iAst
fessson, hare detdcl Inst &ha Aet;oo uf the EArh4
t3lAn tlotesniuGnt ID that srspscs MAJ conaulu.
tional end with'n The tneaninx Of tho Coatedefs.
tlon sct.
VrxAxt, Bep.. ls-r. r. 1tsfr1a. ,uAuAses Of Tho
Qneitc 6fatch ol tho Muntrtal lI4hf, and i
tssothrf kanArsHon, hsst At7enrs.ed, iAAtnK with
thstu tho fupdA Of tho tAnk-IupoIt snJs tldN,N ,Ns.
, 1869-09-20

lcssntporf, and Mr.. Pollard .nss subscribed
900 10 the enterprise. - ...
M1s~ Eltttu '. uuwk, mother OF Hon George '.
NoNf, and widow Of lhe late 1seac Hoxk, II ono
time . ds,'nauished tkW1ert Of Coas3estown,
Clark County, died II New Albany, On Wednesday
afternoon, II The aEo Of u Tno venerzhle lady
waa one Of the pioneers of Indiana
Several boattnen, wh,!e proceeding along the
canal, near Font WAyue, tast Monday, discovered 4
iasRo r.,tIesnake on the bant, near By Which they
t.na,iy overlook and killed. II wzs an unusually
large specimen, having aome twelre I1tt.es, which
were claimed ~ trophies By the person who fsst
made the discovery. a dlspute azose, however,
On this point. when light enaued and tho dtsoov-
crer was badly cut up, 5et he held on 70 the booty
with great tenacatJt and dnally cama out vicEori-
Gus. With bruised head and black e3eA -'.l
AzcH1uAx::
At 4 meeting Of the citizens of Aantstee tho re-
ward tor the recovery oi Mf. F1nad1 body was 10.
creased to 800. Nj. yandespool still remains ID
the Sheriff. cu1sodJ.
MINNESOTA
4 ST. raut correspondent Of the Springfield
GAaa4) IispublksaR aays:
VT wa eply The other day that a ehnhby.saeea
S::ssq S., i, N y ;:!ass II 81. 3
il fs das
w9rs ~ ,ins " g 9S.;t asyM h RI ser,psd t2teth
;ssd e. e Gt:%a, - "a ~ Ss:; ss'as: i:
wsfe .!tacft o.sr The tlsa ds'hed iato ths depot
ID. wcsry;,sek1s won.o *th ssgtthIIs q her arma
xotnsn t.tss late seats Th~ by was eotrs+ lu hel
H. ID ssa e =.
II 4. seset tneoyss nsas rsas box 10
~, 1nsw htt slaaIlar BIZ nore ~ treai occurred
az sS s5 {" s ss I'd t ut t.
"a houf estotr eI.fn line ard vailed patiently III th.
thsl .hs eeud net sn!iftly oohseal AZ st.s vsxvs
tafnc Acfht, and In THAI NAfnn trunk, which a1o ut
sssnr5 t:{ thsn .he asFtea tarwsia r1th Ttld RI
!and PARTIALLY ca.ri*t elti tsankrs, e,A dropped
:r;..t as..,aaeY VI. ffst, nsJs. ias r. iaa
:.:s.| q q! VI, !: kTi<iy i. fYr.; ~ .sa NJ
t,ent hc. wisd enAbte item tn subsdat hut he HI
Eto.n r.tldv E,Tse % lls )sarety aqsilyt f. Il.
.naids rstyi lsaSfr viii lhe fsa,. rr.'f totrs
work srsn,strss. md hs sffrr whiis Ind aEsnp
| "a TO follsw. and bad dard on lhs ttaln."
, 1869-09-20

Tho River l<istpE-Three Women
Under Arrest for Supposed Mutdcrs
81. pAc1, Sept i.-The river meaS7res 13k
feet in the channel and IL aoE1f fiAug ont Of tic
banks and doing great damage.
On the "a Of SepsafoeT MAu named f4utson
Wss reported 10 have Attempted ~ outrage On I
little 9lt! yeass old. The mother q the child
hfat hio1 souadl9. ~ he hAs never been he11d of
ance, be il supposed to have died from tho tntnt-
les received at their hands. Mrs. Aug 1sla keller,
mother Of the gtsl, Mr. DorotnA osts and Hester
Eeu}ck bare been arrested On bench NaI1ant7 and
teld under bunds for examination.
Weather H4tuu. without min.
, 1869-09-20
MORRISON,


Six Wen Escape From Intl-Onc
lkecAptufed.
MORRISON, Sept. IS Six noted confidence men
and detpeEadoes broke jail, last night, and e.
cared, VIZ: Charles Parker. Charles Lewis, Geo.
Mctan, Il +. CoshwaE, George 1teu aud Thomaa
Dean. They escaped from the Wnltes!de County
tal, Ia this city, last uighr, at about O'Clock.
Twenty minutes before tne!r escape Sheriff W0r.
rel u IL the JAIL and fonnd ali the prisoners
present. At o'clock be agM1 t4lsed them lo1
ibe purpose Of locking them IN their cells for the
night, and found the six al,oge mentioned mI8s-
ipg; Ten we're conaned here awaiting their trta!
at Tho copn!rR October term Of Court, Four o1
these .wefc Locked up pseylors to the e.
cape Of the confidence men, Upon examination
i Nas found that earess was maae through The
1pOr OF q cell that WAs unused A hofr ia dug
two of three feet down. and then proceeded III.
fectJ pnrh till It struck place 10 tue foundasion
wall, where rlpe from the atnk paases cut. 4
stone NAE ren1oyed from the val at tnis place,
and no lutther d,tncnisy was placed Ii the way
OF escape. Two hundrett men Hcre out all us2ht
IN pursuit., but returned this mof1tnH with no
clue to the fuRt!ras. The community enttsels
e1oneraie Sheriff WorzeI and guards from blame
IN the matter.
r. a-By telegraph from Clinton We learn TINT
LeNtA vas captured this moruDR 1t that place,
tuAt ~ he Has 1auttng from ak!n, and that the
authorities there are LII pursuit. Of another Of tho
fuRilYea,
, 1869-09-20

Qualified as the average Of male practitioners.
The question is, 'thcreforc..- pertinent
one, whether women who reed medical a.
tendance for diseases peculiar to their set
should not be par,nitsed to have female
physicians to attend them il they prefer.
We a.o glad that the Chicago Medical Col
lego has taken the initiative in this noble
reform, and We shall expect to see it's e1.
ample followed in short time by other In
stituions, and ultimately. by ali the. .nsdi-
&.af colleges Ii the land. :. , :,
, 1869-09-20
PERSONAL

Herbert Spencer, the philosopher, Is to rts!t the
United States next spring.
I1tnce Arthur thinks Of peIsmbutAdn5 tho ADJ
fundactA tor f1rHe bext mouth.
0artbaldi Is President ot = Florent.uc committee
for The erection of = monument to AaronAzola-
Inan, living near fort Edward, ha1 nAued
his infant chi,d "WItAm Henry Harrison Bfon
Bub Dotslc DonA!dsau.''
Professor Ittlsy, Manager Of tho japanese
ttoupe. ws committed reconuy In London Oh :
charge Of Indecent aasaalt upon lIlt'e Etrt
Udoapho Totfe, The noted dealer III "schtcdan
8chnArps," dlet, on staten Island, last Tuesday,
after m l1tneas of only two days.
ia the annivefRarr OF the birth OF Tho lS&a
frtnco A1beft, tho tuuAEts Of tie i}stmorA!. Abes
Tr!,,lc snd utkhAti casateA met II tho f'sinee's
UtelNk ami drank 70 hts memory.
1hon,as Kenr, = stsspondlux piusnir', commit.
ted suicide IL IT. l'auts Cathedral. Lon1op. ~
lerfosasibR ls shruat with tho spikes on The raj.
Ing Df Mt John Moorc's fuohumcnL
Stet,ns pxrrfs Yrport \ telegram from oouatan.
tithp1s .tAs 1'rthco Charles OF ioumAnIa II =
tttiiof tnr Tho hand Of lao tSahd DacAuAa Mxfts
AiexRhdsosnA, tho daughter ut lho Emperor ot
Ituss4a.
I'rrsiAtni Urans, Ii visiting thu American Inel.
tAto Fair tn Nov totk, waA tsAen 10 Sto i woodcn
.n.asr Of hsmfclf, Afc atse, Intended ~ III. sign
fur tobacco store. lie pronounced Il "Psrtty
well done."
The hrnnxo a.Atne OF Qaeen Victoria, dsalznet
for the ITaco dA.mes, Montreal, haa AsTyed thoto
tom LONDON. 1t II fouFteaa feet high, and weighs
sNo and halt toaa The ceremony OF unyeallng
will 10 performed By Primes Arthur.
a despatch IRON Mammoth Cave. dated tho 18th
Inst, sayk: "Tne lion. J. II. Underwood, Wal
seized With eongcsttse ehul At tho Mammoth
Cate, ThuysdaJ cSet!ng. and aimee then has been
very dAl Ecrous'J ILL., and u now In dying con,
dit,on-" ......-..
The circumstances Of John Ben'1 death &Se thui
gssen BY the SaahFa1e Eatom Of the 10th: About
three Feeks sioce+ NE Del occame the subject oi
feEes *hieh assumed *fJpneea type hls nts7'
ous RJste11 had fos sotue JeAts bean gFc21J weak
ened, compelling his retirement frosn actiEe put.
Bu1ts and under thh Aftsck Iii Vial pnWEfs Ezye
, 1869-09-20
E1rGM.

ST. L0CN, Sept 1a-The stables OF the HIssnur1
Street Railroad Company, on Market Gteef ann
Seventeenth, Tesc burned thu morning Txei1e
ot fiteen horst4 snd mules pcT18hed. Loas abouf
Et,0l0 ; injured.
hocHEs1BH, Sept Is -Txo CARS !adeu with mer.
ehandlsc We1e burned to-daT, At Hamilton Sts-
t!op, On sne corning 4 Rochester pivtNnn Of the
EI1e Railway. Tue track MIS- ons,Eucted 1eyerN
hou1s. a.
, 1869-09-20
KENTUCKY,

Preparations Tor tho t,oujsvttlH
CatusaeEcitat CUNvont,au-Ghp ksnts
lhlF.
lnv'ayslAx, Ks.. tept. ,A-Es, President AstlA.,
F1IlHnEe has hecn appointed a 'tH!rRate to tha
Commercial tonvcnt!oa, aah WIN attshi. lio viii
Is 70 Dssx.sea W seas, % sessi.sss lie
Commtfeo OF ATTnnEcMetta ~ ws4!lpR 70 tho
Chairman u oEre. atsurG theaf iuteniton OF 1t.
tending, and giving the!s hhFraaes 8l.1 inteFests
which thry will Represent baltxtIe a1nnKemsats
car thus to mado TOR tho number coming. Proper
ttt,.ent!alA saeHfa Rse NEought, 80 psdtf shat no
t1fhlx 10 feAtA
Iorl-ylll1. sert. ls.-The Kentucky Stats
Par csosed 10 day, after sueceslflil run nt i've
days. The receipts u the X1te amounted to
tlt,t00 The Attendance during ths week num-
feres! nearly &a,t1U. Tna atock exhibited *Aa tne
hpeat EYER kse4 Il any pIEYtOQa fR1Et
, 1869-09-20

Tic In4tttntiou for the I3lin0-Nos
Ifce from tho Huperintcndent.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
JAcIsoSyllIE, III, Sept. ls-
The building Of the Institution for the education
OF tue blind having been destroyed BY hra an
Aprl 20, hnd the occupation Of the Bereau College
has1ng been found very iuconyenten,, the Boari
Of Trustees have begun the erection OF
new building on the former site.
The opening IT the new echool wtll not
lake place on the 1rst Of October: but Is al
Erected to be comtseseJ b. Deee@ber !, 1sss.
bui pupils should come until notified, dl.ap-
rointMtnts may occur III regard to the completion
OF the building Respectfully.
{S!gned} JosE1eA RHopxs, Superintendent
, 1869-09-20
TlLIkOlA

A circular from the Illinois institution for the
Education Of the Blind, dated Jacksonville, ssp-
esst . ss. sa The building, Of ,as
10 81 Sstss q
TIC former s;ss. Tbs opening ot ,as school ~tit
no. take place OIL the list Of October, but is ad-
iournel until the completion Of .ns building: II
bat no pup''. snould come until nos,aea 20 70 come.
~ .Ppoln.@sas 9ea sn %a5 occur ID fssaa 70 mo
M!. b. l. co'uups oas u epsnpted suicide oy hang
s 1se sops ansa esas q .ss .p. na
csnsed By tllhe1lth.
At jacksonville, on Tuesday. Edward We'll, 4
prominent merchant. publicly coxnldsd roshua
sptague, wealth, c!tlzcn, Who ia ID Jc.rs Of azc
epraxuc enttcet1 Wclls tttlo daughter Into his
ssa.s Tor .'s s. h. VA ss..,s n
stated. il the second time spasne has been guilty
Il 1s s.ssses,s ssess .s,p. .sop 0, tho sop,asrn
!,,n0'. GonieteTsa . opsas IL s.ns.. o. wsa
n0y ~. eaesssa !, sno s,ceon uorn o. d.
Aii,n. Hccrrt.rr. .s, Mess<s. 1frn,tn.n snd c,.,.
a..'..an,. xe'.t.: lanv md Ioc1.ooa rers
&fRft nj Nk% ufnrfn -
srna 1,snvtle f,p,nnserrt.i ~ TIM sAlh .sx.,
"On tass Npaday erehlpt = 4tt,oolf aehst named
tstth Astsf "a ~ HooA 1s~n.a,e est-tst:ed
slomfhs rir&ust.r Mrrfts Esd III eom.r ttts
lten ieP,he u, tteati.n 70 Mn iatsicr *l!h IL
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in E,tths,"rw ~ rs. 1, ~ ~ s,,h ~. 1
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brd ,.rtk and then oone ia et,rrh md ,hs
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~ 1ursdsy, the repnlop II Dsn1iiit tfsM :
| !aste fso.a .e I" tr,r1n tekethef Ihe rain
was ,aarndt, but st,ast s'efoek. rortton Il tbe
s1oMd lsstmt1ed n ianeesn Hail and wsso entHstned
Id to1trnor otteshg. Wfe ssothsr ereWa nse,st F.
the isvn Y aeorr nd osonsI Isnxtey.. A. ,she!
f. EMernor siessv .sssTai fStn Ssi. - fTns.
Difer md otheE sp~.tsrss attes which rsaanrat
t4 Mss Ssra q ns H .na,cr sst d. D.
f.vesrhe day. there !4Ife co1a there, rnd sveE-
etan3 F~s'eo on M.
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+.rrsv wortmrn ro1nmer.eed t.,,,a,nw n. co,-,
, 1869-09-20
MISSISSIPPI.

l'Otttlrai-frla htnie k@fsIxs
tAeksht, Mlsa. fept. ia IafRr ntrt ehlhiiA.
aatlr ne+it,a III hstiutln tlppa|l.ranR, to tally
ihs H!ate tkhet, wa f1s!l hete t.s;lat
f'thee lteht, tieuefh1 lNwts Atsl Thus Etheislf
utteheit tha tAhthaa ttt;ttAt At tltihthu
THE etste FHif Mi te httA hes4 atsti tht sah Is
ft,a rSufS n tt1ft nj
, 1869-09-20

OHIO,
Cincinnas. Local Politics.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1s-Thera u = Inmor tnas
the Democrats sra moving to nominate straight
ticket TOT St&to aud county Qttctfs. NAny Of
them e1preas dissatisfaction with the mixed
ticket inside on THURSDAY.
Weather warm and cleAr. Thermometer 50 1t
noon.
me Republicans are holding ratification meet
inss Tonight
, 1869-09-20

HAVANA, Sept 1s---The schooner: s. c. DJef,
from New fozk Tor Te1aa. put tnso Ass4aza9 IN
ouxplcson of being 0tlbusterlng uz1E; but ha1
been teleAsed n the 6teroekaton of the American
Enu6nl -. =. .
, 1869-09-20

BOSTON, Sept lathe twenty.stx men, tucl1d-
lug the pttuctpah, concerned to the Cuban allbus-
teEang expedition. tnd 1ho wefe aSFeated o. hQAtu
cf Fchoouer out Of New Bedford, were au dig
charged, to-day, for want u1 Evidence.
, 1869-09-20
FEnN cC4

FFnncC4
RIM EkFnx9s 70 HARf A1AlN on nK1 EAsJRRh
TOUR.
pAhte, Sept -
Tho EMPRESS III depart for tho Ess, on The u
ot October.
fuk xNfxHoH,
Paris, Hcpt ID.
T'hr Emperor pfssidtA n eouncll Of Mihlatefz
to.tlAy,
f14x npccxkktcak COUNCIL.
IL ftit.tt Rsaerts thAt Tho french Government
snt tend 10 representative 10 The Q;cuuenioal
EoHpctL.
, 1869-09-20

RnAlHxaus Il 4.m1lAxlaH

NV TpEx, SEPT. 18.-T@o tsatnk colllded OF
The Hudson River ANtfpAd 1t 8l1ty.nlnth ststes
lsks night, SeTerzl carr ~efe destroyed. On.
train WIS loaded With Oh, but fortunately the ot
cafs eSezped tutufY,
, 1869-09-20

DEEAB, Ill, Sept 1S-The peKAto County
Fair has closed 1ne1e Mx8 4 fATTc attendance,
and tho exh3tAt1on WAs fne. Everybody w1G
satisfied. Ii tho uut Brother Jonathan beat
Kate Fisher three straight 1e1ta. Best