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bit, the Presidency Of the Hudson River, Nlnle
his son!n-!AN s the ssadidate for 1ha Prestde2cJ
of the Michigan Southern / Lake Shore Line be-
tween Bun1ln and Coeagor
GeneE1l E. F. Wlnsldw, OF Davenport, Io~a
President af the St Louis i Southwestern Rail-
road Company, has now employed three corps Of
engineers on the route between EhAwneetnwp
and Ash1eJ, u Washington County, u.
The Hannibal / Moheriy Railroad wilt soon &c
ready for the trun, together With the rolling
STOCK, which Will be promptly furnish cd By The
Toledo, Wabash i Western Company. The fIsn-
n!bal Naples Road IS also going ahead to COM
plet1on: already rome OF the tfon is down a1d
construction trains running over II
The Budalo Commercial Of the 4th says: "Tne
Dtrectors Of the Bunalo aud Erie Railroad Com
pany. ut meeting held LAST evening, unanimously
Eesols cd to consoill1te with the Lake Shorc aatt
Michigan Southern RallTaF, rs Ne ANTICIPATED
they wS1ll. There can Be 40 doubt that tneir &c
tion will he formally ratfed BY tae stockholders,
lnasmuch IS the Directors, themselves, Is We IN
derstana, own pretty much al The stock; and The
consolidation Of the line frum Buffalo 70 Chicago
gafded as facs accomplished
4 proposition to vote 47a,01o TO the Michigan
AIRLINE Railroad Has been voted down In Pom
tiac, Oatland County. Constantine, Ss. Joseph
County, has Toted so,oo0 to the rosd
, 1869-06-08
THE PORTLAND TRAGEDY.
Further Developments and Pnrtactp-
Inu-Ccuditl0n OF mrY. .BnkcHcPhE~
ker Has nm LnteHvleW with Aa1


ker Has nm Interview with" fAas
wife.
From tAs Portland <lfe, Argus, Jan<A
The melancholy shooting adtaJ on the, Western
9os s. Il II: rs rs
That Mrs. Parker had contemplated something
desperate Is apparent Ia the fact that she bad pro
did the deed, and that aae haA Threatened
vengeance upon hes nTal But that she had fuly
leso!ed 2 DO i = 1os = eerts!n J. seems thas
her hnthani, processing an immediate elopeuenf
to California She answered the letter herself,
1ns s1aI poqlon q as dsa IL tse eeeans and
WIS rery Bot.cltous 10 consult him Ho va. IN
able 10 see her. She had knowledge that her hns-
proceeded IN guest pt him on the promenade;
When, meeting her Hvsi, al Ct thas terrible
and sapplrg her life away, burt forth. and the
halfconcetEed idea Of vengeance became liked
and deadly purpose. The woman q ffrepeuseh-
became in moment maniac, The pistol vas
e1ntchei. The Eact1n seized and the deadly bullets
Il IS currently, and we believe correctly. stated
that MI. Parkcf Has with Mra. BAKER As bis wife
approached, but wishing to avoid ''scene- :"
rn Po the sess down The eans close At nsn
The AGteTtiaeT Of Last evening says:
"Ir. sylvester informs us that TWO Or tire
81 10 The probable result Of Mrs. BakerB wounds
At noon to-day no Inflammation had get IN, and
the patient Was quite comfortable. OnE Of tue
bullets entered the lo!n, In the back. little above
tho hip, and passed il IN oh1iqQe direction GOVT
| into tho bo~ela Parker had IN interview With
hts wife at the City Aasshals of1ce Just before
J noon to-day. On his part the Interview WIS con.
| dueeed In coarse and almost brutal manner, nna
he showed no sympathy with hla wtfe's ntsfor
I tunes Those who were present LAST night whet
she attempted to tell her story In the Marshal or
| dee ssy she gave unmtskakable Indications OF Ia
| sanity. We learn that she VAS connned onlJ
about two weeks since. and that since that eTen
| she has At times acted very strangely
The wounded woman begged piteousiy, uhei
ehot, to be taken home, but there Nn4 not one VIII
would volunteer to help her. 3frs. Parker, tn an
! swer to the remark from Mfs Baker, " You h2V
shot me-, replied, and you shot me IN the heas
| oger year ago, and hare aggravated the woun
ever since. " and she went on and told In agontze'
| tones several instances when she was dhsre2te
by her husband on Mrs- Basers account, which
u tue were ftghtfu!iy atroctora The circuu,
stances relating 10 the whole anhlr will appear l.
our court reports when the parties are examine
belura magistrate.
Nrs Baker passed very comfortable day yes
terdag. Although Inflammation has not IS Jet sc
IN, Df. Sylvester tnnkB she Is not ont Of dauRel
She aats little for herself, but denies poslstvel
thas Mr. Parker was with her At the LIME abe ~a
shot. Mis-. PaTkcr IS entirely satisfied, we fcaEt
with the coursa she took, and far trum wishes
recovery OF her victim.
, 1869-06-08

fAfcONAA<
The Cheyalier WicAon Is writing book IN Paris
Maurtce Sttatosch has bought 4 house IN
yleupa and will make tbA& city h!s home.
Dusantoy, Napoleon the Third d tailor, hAa failed
IN business
Bismn1k's TWO sons are to study for umo ut
the Uulseralty Of Oxford, England.
DR.. James Moultdc, grandson Of the ReSoiution-
ary General, died At Charleston on the e9th ult,
aged = Jears-
A London paper gtyez an account Of new and
gorgeous sutrs Of clothes which Nj. John Jay,
our new Minister to Anasr,a, had made BY = FASH
ionable London tailor.
The Engllah papers are making fun OF " Du1
Run" Ruasells letters descriptive OF the Prince
Of Wales tour tn Egypt In one OF them be saJz:
As there were no oshtT asses to be founu, the
Duke OF Sutherland, Colonel Truesdae, Colonel
Marshall and myself Tete obliged 10 uudge On
foot"
Mrs- DT. Walker called, last ThnrsdaJ, On Nr.
Pollock, appointment Clerk Of the Treasury De-
partment, md urged her c.alms to cerkshlp, but
without obtaining any satisfaction The doctor.
| who was peculiarly gracIoas and good nasurcd,
I had as companion MrA Dr. lockwood After
the Interview, she proceeded on her way ont, and
stopped in the Fesubulo Of the Fifteenth street
| entrance 10 cat her lunch
| Justice John W1lson, OF London, CAnadA, died
on the I'd. he had been Mayor OF that city, and
member Of the Provincial Parliament, When o
youth, he became tnEolyed In . controversy WITH
! MI. Lyons respecting young lady, who sobse.
Quenty became his CNllsons) wife. A duel
ensued, In which Lyons was killed. Wilson whs
tsted tor murder, mud acquitted -.-
Ernest William ucngsteuoess. celebrated the
olog,au;; died II Donu, in Germany. on THURSDAY
aged g. yeara- lie ras bern ss FEedeubers, on the
so.h OF October, 1sos--lds father being Protest
Ant clerD man Of that place-7nd received IN ex'
cellent education At Bonn, the Oriental languages
and philosophy being among his studlea. Fo1
tnnslattng an Arabic work Of the sixth century
he receiycd high distinction from his university
and tn 1ss& added greatly to hts reputation By HI!
editing the dlzt part OF A11stotics Metaphysics
During the same year be became pttvatc teAchc
Of philosophy, and IN 1s73 qualified - = teacher 0
theology. Four ycass later flsa5} he became PRO
fcssot md Doctor Of Theology. And haa ever stnc'
r1nked with the leading theolog!ans OF the daJ
Dr. uengsteneerxs Commentaries on the :Apoca
| 1Jpss ana the Psalms are among the most pForuI
ncnt and best known Of hts works. Hc also editet
the Eron9<tiseh< Etrrhfn Esi:uno from 1877 Unit
| hts death
, 1869-06-08

The Iowa Democratic state Convention has
been called 10 meet In Dca Ne}nes, July IL
General Lee has expressed n!mselI II tAEoT OF
the adoption OF tho eIpozK1teu ton81lotton OF
dId1te of the Conservatives. Tor Governor NJ.
R T. Daniel on behalf Of tho State Executive
COMMITTEE OF the CONSERVATIVE {ptmoe11ucl
pa1tJ ot y1x!nia. hAs issued N address % nc
whites to voie akalnJt the provisions Of the pro-
posed State Con&Ututlou which AfG to be submit
led separately ttess cath. Ae}, 70 vote for the
cou1tttuttou thus exp1fEEted4 hnd 70 support L1e
and Conservatives for uncnbcrs Of the LcEtsla-
tufr. ........-.
nomination e. Gosernor aes5y " = &c eeAa
Transferred her headquarters frcm Scw fosk and
Warrington to At1AutA md Is steadily wofEng
to eecuTn Southern sotes for hcf faihef CHIEF Jus
tice Cha1et In the next Presidential election
Thc rrS4si7ation Of votc1H IN the city OF WASH
trEtnn haa closed, md The LIST foots up 1t,t4I,
which Il o.1a less tnan the registration OF iAss
year
David NoEXde. rcccntiJ apposatFd IN us E!aoe ol
the gsou1td that the orgMte act Of the TeTritor1
psoTidc4 that he Rhall hold cncc for fozn Jcs1s
and that his tenn nas not EXPIRED: ,.o>
The following 2fp extracts dout ttcSuse le-
Gently delivered nT FatheT RYan, the rebel poet
G:h tss.st ,ee r;.t T. +. 3sses: Fse II y z e
ftsalaS 4 :. ses ssa5 &. s!t
.Ra ssn : see g u u s a @
e q az 6 tn e., Y 80 ~.
d g - ~: I e,,e G.ses aos n! e. !.
zs tssa ssT. sss nss e s ss e Z
| That are 70 b."
, 1869-06-08
EPRAGUE'S PANACEA.

:. ~ IL oi5,on @ of ssnator spraeas, foF ihe Rov-
t.as the bq51.ss 81 hsang ,n "a
n dc % T4sasa1y h s1eh manner i % saord eap-
ltA 70. new enteEEttssT sna @ ct the people e"s1-
"A..o ~ W. s.t t,oa altar ssre.o,
9 Ar 49, 80. r,,S.,o- ~ 4ucr;c. 1,r
sn vp.As.s 40 ,,,1,at s ~-,rssa 81 SUCCESSFUL in
lae <~"P < 49, 49, ,-,~.ro,,s,t
ftnneei on', a. - ~, s;s,o<o of ? ,hs ,,n,,1;o
VIII a1sio'S 'eNt0e ~ @ - ~ 1;,,]a
money in the mode proposed o5 1ne uta'
, 1869-06-08

relied to tighten. She drew three feet two inenes
If water. and tho fscs thas she made the tip soc-
cestfully Is looked upon u haas for pFopneaJns
eood 1ucf 70 the twenty -nee boats now on tnets
nv nj, t,eh,nd ner. The river u unusuzlly low,
tnere having beea bot little wnter On the moon-
t.ina md II VA 1t one time feared that bot feT'
e sny, boa,s wpuld be able to re4eh.Benton'' rae
Fanny Barker and Only Chance aEe e1pecseo
within one week
onr last sensa1on hero w1s Ia the earthquake
Inc, & slight shock--the nrst known nneo tne ~.
t,e.sert ci ,hc cTerr.:cry-hay.ss ece2 e1pcSeaeea =
1t about nh1t-paxt O'Clock tha uofnE - y
lasted some three secouda, the direction q Inc
vnre being from east to west, crocssS1 was Eas-
lied md ee1lngs were denofslized to certain e.
lend ana each one labored under the nomensafJ
de,rnon that : stage-coach va, attempting 70
force an entrance through the sde Of bis house o.
,hat hta neIt ue.zhbo1 vas ahaktnE the building
Searfpry. Our telegraph line b d7wn; eut, When
the lightning b again prepared to report We q
pect "shocdng" tid!ng1 nom San k4anelseo
, 1869-06-08
The Wnter Fountaln Question.

10 Ia< EIIa1 ~ 4 AZ kAlt09o 1FtoNNk
WILL you lnf01m yuuF reade1a why thta
Krt4t city haa no drinking fountains 81 mesn
rdter tountGtnk. We have fountains In errat
abundance Of Illb premium, md 9ouutsin. ar
SAudA' pale, both Of which nfe ruputnu out M.
:. sands Of ufe" OF thousands OF our JUut0 n1en
We Want uosT fountains, or where the Shtrsty
n1J get drink of pure Fater without yisitir0 i
saloon, or paying or 10 cent? kizas for Yrntny
6otA~ H1ne ei1l Wo2ld place one AZ the cxoas,n8
Of each principal street, 1t might b crest bless1
Ing to citizens and strangers, aad mizh. save many
aJoung man ffon going for the 1rst tine. aniI
many Subsequent times. TO saloon to rueuch his
tnn1t We hare 500 saloons IN me ctfY Tnere
rs! aoa liquor Of the most potsonouH kiads are
Gay 70 oia and znunz Els and female etnnaninx
~ pAsho9s. turning the miud+ destroying the
nody ana losing he souls Of tens OF thousands Of
tnoee Eao would make 1ood clrzens Of Chicago.
NE tNe kttn Fa4 eMpsted Into tbs se~efS and
y tneH PLACE epoated up pure c1Jsm water
and nnrdefS and the vast army Of d1tufer8 Vculd
oe Eottoys Ndu41pcnS c1iIenA The c4tJ cf Cht-
caEo would &c the g1tner u thesa siauahtelia1
cnHpoonds were ohihited, and the dty furnish
Cd every sa1ooo with ice-water and aIhKed dc
Keeper nTe etnf5 for every gtaS he xare away.
The pulpit, the Sunday School, Lecture Fpou and
lihra!ks Ae n grand and 9lortoro insrttastoaa,
hus = simple water fuuntat1 wtu savc ons young
nan nom d1unfa1d1 grave, then think they
no certainly Worthy place On our street. cor
nefs; and twill bs dzJ worthy to he celebrated
when Chicago IA! ~ many fountains ~ ssloonz~
CHICAGO, jung :, 1s6a VIC,
, 1869-06-08

blcd him to death, and tho etst waz auotnered IN
feather bed.
The scanatnavtans Of Dane County Rproposs To
establish m Academy somewhere In the county,
and probably Al Stncghfon- The building Ia to
cot to, ,oon.
At Pardesrt1le, on Wednesday lat, twelve or
fifteen yuung women horsewhtpped young man
who had slandtred them, and forced him to make
On ample Eet7ction.
1uH rERK1foR1xa,
Petroleum h1a been discovered In Summit Coun-
r., Utah.
An sttempt WAS made, May %, to wreck pas
senEeT train On the Union Pacific Railroad, fye
miles West OF 6herMan. 4 man was caught IN tho
net OF breaking locks and dsplacn8 svttcheA lie
gave bis name u Hcyef9- The universal aent-
ment Of those On tho train waS IN favor of hang
ing him to : telegraph pole: bat he begged p!te-
oualJ to b. allowed trial. THIS Wa8 finally agreed
to, md the rascal WIS tsten to Laramie. whence
be succeeded In making his cscape.
, 1869-06-08
THE INDIANS.
Their Operations In KRnEAA.


Frou ~ 7opela lkan> conHso1ueakk jug ::
LIN nig9t selsstsm !ssst n W. reeS!Sea Hom W:
seven missing On the saians- 4. Il Tucker had
Thirty men n sefslce, and desired authority 70 en-
LIST snd Ns sunSsss - .oen; e., ,os~,+ .1.r
ton, Of eatns rating t,st csotain BAKER hsd tust
!eit tor LppeE satos, Vim smau COMPANY, Tel
armed TO na15 fos aeaa-s"entJ bodies up to Last
n1Sn1 En- neer,nn. ot Fort u,rter rso s,, ,,~n j,
resident Of That place for three Jeans paat, ar-
nted m ms Gty JestefoAJ, dhecs frrru her honf-
me lndl4Q dtncnlaea n1ospttiug In IL vicinity
prpmpted her to seek refuge Of Efeiy n Topeka
She ma y not rcally fnoHn Fhas tribes are
committing the pre- 7ent oepTeoat1ons, but The sup
formed IN alliance against the wh1tea and that
nas}cn. sts1 ase sent u Hn0tea4e Hf q ek'efu'-
Atef me astAek ot me Indlana On the railroad
psaJ, "a 11ulsoay ase, " wilson's St1don1 In
pas1 q sreaes "a tas Fepnnaeas, % aho 99s We9s i.
sens nu4 ~ tnslr q noncs on hunting expedition,
We c4ptueo ~ loe xavase8 and m1rncrcn7 and
y tne sa@s naIda9, I'd tae women ma caIl-
snndIsn MGs oasaea o1t II beating their beads
nsys ~ ~ e = history - e1eeeded those con:
nM!eo % Nnle nennlsn PATTY
1ne Ie9ains n q ne & men n1sdered u Wilson 5
aay TbeT nfsseaed hoa 1877 a3Tsesn On s41as 49,.
wTe sSAped. torfa5td aud msnx1sd In every con-
Ssn Ssa nanE seetas0 e Lnels Old fatner
I,.1; Es1 GnnoMea tpfn w,to y nc poTex Or his
En1e kenns "Aea oHeealog 1ne1o IN t1is ceTutsa
Thr pawn-e4 r.v. ,-,+ ,r,,-, .,.4
barn E1t1~nern s,orF ~. ~ 49, soAs taEJ WuuM
FrrIh,c1n - ~'' AA.1-1A7 a. '' d P-@eea oo INC
her aTc hut abou4 txenty-exr ,r,,,r,. ,,,. ~
hfar sr,na fnriudtpr mns,rfs,s - - se ~
has hfen or1lerr,i u he erenr ~ -. ~ D
The peopls of Ensworrh Tefe under s51nx n
Monday night Tne settlers IL thst 1tctuts1 In In
t,ar III settSc,1 ~ ate sntnar v 70 snnn,-
sTrtfe,nsrt sra .nyts+~ rs t112 w, utu9 ~ usense
!eate Ioe po1uea et u DC naasaeseu, I'D u not
9e1n Rn!slln 11tea Fea.a. saei fi,,n>s, n.,r..1
, 1869-06-08
Railroads

The n,M p4ssepger taln passed oTer .he new
IailruAd from Rochester, Ind. to Pezu. On Monday
Of la6s week. The Tctd Il rapidly Progressing oe.
Hnich connection WIN be Uladn with Chicago
Thn DeANntnes Valley Railroad e completed 81
teenenfea KAt Of D9 Aonea, md Will Eeaeh Folt
Dodge before November l.
The Bellefontatne Railroad Company has pEen
sssutsrtea that 4 NM materially asssf s1e oo1la-
ing ot he proposed road rrom Ands1son' tna-' 70
Bloomington, H.. tid 14fxJetta, n-.
me SsT Yorf HtTad 1aJ4: ~ through 1ailwa3
Corporation between me cities ct New 1etk ~. 1aa
Chicago seetns m accomplished nc1 noM taat y
IN c1,~nfsons frUm the rne OF the HUDSON Rifef
10 the R1eu nu1tne9 oou1HaNJ o1 ne counaJ-
were not TN undertaking 70 re|al ~ y SaAsAo1
Grsut ID I'D dtxt1butnn of tsy pfzces- T4e Ios,
me1 Il no President Of the NeE f@f ats1l EHnts4
Railroad. Ha hAs EsfE1 nt3 Hun, ". Il sSans9:
, 1869-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS


sn ~ 49,. ..n~N1s = A' ''''>
o1o3 MAo WE
ine Nc" ~ ul'e"as Aof'e'' na'e e''e1'o naa
"a4n9 ssro". Ca.
teMps uA.sn .s~M u - =! =. =. 80
.!44, - ~ .oon. W. " s1o'N VI 1'S 'o'@ss ~ s@4*
INC 'ns1oentA mus!e.
,.sao,@. W a".y I~sss 49,. .s"ss T4.'.
ay COW io1 VIA . s1 ~ VIC io'su" ALL
co!s Il 70 % Gneo fllnco oe nnpctau-
"ts oolee0 " luaaa suna sSa W 1no sloaaa NV
.uas ieo H<n s.e "au's'<o ~ "A'' s4'
pun
uus paAet Anu sun Aao.as. .... tas uW Wues ~
os'ne4, - 1e 1o'e' - oA1A'NA eeoA' Ae1'17 -''
-, 'uue
uAA ~ ~. ...,-- ~, = .s....
de'eesed N IN improper intimacy "Nn Hu1su-
sns w. oanahaea, ano ae "aa l9fs'' ie''ne'e''
aao l1aacu W = ian-
Az cne1ceef tes1Sneo aA poalaoo On cAteln
fallsosa II o'ssus' oeelst, ~ w snu, eoa1sNa
OF notnnR oa' Inc t'snt oi way "ao Two soea&s
| o! ruhr .-......
during hhe uss nsea4 5eai tae numoef o. esIer4
sent through me 1orel9a department o. tee roes
ONCE IN New aofk Guy announced 70 asu'ao',
and the number feeeised WIS . 1ss'sssa MAKING IN
Aggregate OF 1l'axs1oaA .
uen9 EoodEnn, \ teW days ago. eloped With
ME hA5uss. Of sama1ea, LouR tatAao. ~ aInea
! up. On INC "a, N h1ooAHnt n.et A.u& laAen
| Po'son- aton1Sa'po,np ha'ea a's u'e' ~" ne
| VA seas oaeA " : antaae1 ouuet *11es..
| ine "nSDn eoune.1 auu na,e eaasaeu M % ~ osai'
| naase pto'no1s 4aA@ tutae Au.i W e'eA4sel w
anuneuoo nane W ~9ut y. 1aee ~ eoot ~
| 1e n1l,saou etaa pt'ae1ua u p1nses Va A4e
menh 1ne tnea1fe pzopF1esois tnfeasen 10 AAe
inc queAuon 1nto court
a nah1cA eoupeueon, III "1aca nnnotea s1a ~
| NY e'tppossis EoA pe- va aIao -
mu.tpuss nuGn e.s o.es ~ -
oo.uA sauee .S .ou s"a :. r..a .s - 49,. "
, 1869-06-08
TUESDAY, JUNE S, 1868
ELEVATOR CHARGES.

LEG e'e'a'oss "a -,
As yet, any aense aiSl*H1''4on Ill 'no nlss.e.
OF feofeang eaen c'an6es 1o1 o.''ass ~
al the e.ae.'ons ~ ~1ne" s'ata -. a"s'N :"
snhJectea 1nele IL 1s ~ eo1eet4onao1e W
the psohc as .na1 o. toe e.e'A'oes' Enc
producers anu tne ao'plets nA'e 'oae s1Aco
reached the CONCLUSION 'nAt eles''oss arc
tnn tof the psont OF tue o"nets' ano' Ike
ali oshcr monopones, upon Inc poney oi
rendering the !eas1 possaole service iof inc
greatest possabie cnafGe. Inc necompthntsa ana
tie se1nonstsances OF the public have been
treated with contempt, and snappesS nave
had shovelled out to them' without any rem
edy, IN c1ehange for their sound grain, The
rotten accunniatlons OF baoly-nana5Seo
yct enormously profitable warehouses To
I'LL appeals the answer has been: "Go else
"whe.e II you do not like our charges or
our style Of dong business The shp-
pe1s Of the Northwest have taken than at
their word, and no man nov thinks OF send
ing bu6hel Of com to Chicago elevator
who can find conveyance for it to
any other point This same state
Ct things exists at Milwaukee, and
has e1isted at Buffalo until within
faw dats, It see1rs that during the sea-
son there has been erected at Bndalo an
Inn elevator fer grim when this was con-
ple.ed the ow1e1s were asked to join the
Elevator Association an.l be bound by its
rules oask and demand all the tolls that
could be e1aoted- This request was refused.
and the oxners have been here IN Chicago,
:nd, it is understood, have made contracts
for the storage nt Buffalo OF f-om eight to
nine millions OF bushels Of g-h1n, at . rate
Of cent per bushd for elevator, snd
cent fot handling IN the Sessel-naS1ng 9
total charge Of cent per bushel' instead OF
. cents, as demanded by the ASSOCIATION
monopoly.
Theefect OF this breaking Of the monopoly
was shown Yesterday bS an announcement
from Buffalo that the association had 6ns.
pended for the present. and that henoeiortn
grain vii be received in store N the eleVa
tors at that place at cent per oosael' ane
cent for shoyeiing-eqnal, IN nii, to cen
per bushel. Hitherto the elevators OF Buf
falo have been Us defiant ms those II Cmca
go and Milwaukee, sud hAve been paradinI
their pecuniary difficulties, trying to reallz
ordinary interest On their investment b
charging II oenss Tor storage; out the u'e
ment that there is competition, an
another elevator proposes To 1ea.iz
large profits at ! cent per bushel, tn
s:nssocia.ed elevs.ors' find that they ca:
afforl 10 do business at ! cent per bushel
as no doubt they can, aud mike money 9
, 1869-06-08

". H Van Epps and aaue other Copper
heads od the Galena District have issued IN
address, appealing 70 their partisan friends
10 support the boiling candidate fos
Congress, ~1ahn Y. Ecstaoe. They ask
fm support for .as su1s-haad candidate
| On the ground that 1.-THE $40 bomb shonld
be paid in greenhaeta.' But they are kig-
! niacanny silent al to hete the gre<n5as4a
| are 10 BE- procured. II they are 70 BE- oh
tained By the sale Of surplus gold in the
,T1pasuy, oe from internal rsvunue taxes,
thea their resolution Is simply An endorse
neut of the poleY Of Grants aduainissra
ton, and of tho YET thing ths Secretary o
the Treasury Is doing evhr5 day Dir
, 1869-06-08
"Lor on THE WAR PATH.

Tho 1or7er ia ire with Indian conflicts.
Froyn tbe son,hwest frontiers Of Eans.s to
ths 49, 1,n4o. rote-1 # ,be Missorr; vo hear
- ,,ass.r-ao ,na hxt+,Aa of .rne,tica and
ha,h,,;tics mon a rnost e.tanded scale.
The nnss ia nov oroHn. and the Indians
can move u;th ran;f,itr from noiut to point
-, ,be;, non;as and tba ,ld business Of
-4asl;1o etocL .n3 ,nn,1e,;,o small ,,artie.
~ IT,. hss hoe, ,ovnma5 Wa have nj.
a-N-1,..I.a s...;,. - ~. ,r-5.,s m
a. ~ Eans.s ~ t-ont;ars ri.h tbe;r atteni.nt
,,ashaI.;aa ~ , ~ ~ sar-o-s ~ 1bn ,,nt;1at;on
w. "a ,o ~ - , 49, 1.a;,;.a
.. .ae s - ~ 49, 80 has ~ = sam..,;na 49, -. ,,sss
ana eaesns " 'ue aea' . 81. es 49, s.a .s'
even IN 1nolAn "at1ase: ~. =, =. Iu 49, -
ing We naFe On account III ali ass oesas7 "a
horrible anaar IN Monsana' as .ae a,os
shen trading post It appeass thAt 'ne N
Inns for several weeks had oeen nangns
"ound the ne'ghbo1hood IN ernan Poee'
clicking on NIL tn', ea.ia. 1oaaa ,a.. ~
ufe the stoe1aae. A1n .sSsa - ~
s1ossest oa1ea!'aes . upon A>,. 81. VIZ W.,
ten 1nto tneal nAna' ',-. a. 10.
thsy appea u 'o1'e son
those Al sne pos. 70 cooso ou1' NJ o .a, .aL
lcnge vas accepted: a ,ons nen. sook
place IN indsan 1aenaon' enanB ~ iAS' ~
, 1869-06-08

none, to support struggling ;aaloaea sna
3arge c,ass o5 the public hear with real horror.
. i0ks ~@Ase ), RyyHRE.
, 1869-06-08
Location Of Central FAfk.

10 [hk E11.oF q Tt& CRaeo90 1f1bUnA.
Cannot the p1eas Ia brought to bear On the Vest
Side p4sk Commissioners, md mtlnee them to 10
an On the Galsn1 RaI1rpAd ah0 by . dIfye oo
Lafa street7 II 3 thu unanimous wah of people
that the Central Faft touch The t1lruad and >
int cannot otherwise reach It, md there seems
no WAY hxa By the Pohito We@ and prhatc een0-
Enent Otherwise hs ring Of four n taas bo1 Ne -
dsPqked g eN3oh their landed suteTss' e a'eo
- AcuuS or sm WEST SIDE
, 1869-06-08
uN1oN PACIFIC FREIGHTs.

UNION PAC1f1C FhE1td4o'
Mr.. Albert .. Richardson writes from
the line Of the Union Pacific Railroad, CIV
ing the following schedule Of average rates
Of freight over that road:
.rrsnx1xArE AVERAGE RATES N CENTS AND DKc1-
XAIS on MERCHANDISE DErEEKN NEW TORE ANp
aLN FHAfCBCQ.
, 1869-06-08

M. n ,ccordlnr,y. for
!. Thonut ,ha s.ins sun With al -diffu.1rc rays,
Mash tn the rose and IN the runy blaze
We pr1ze the eGoft OF hls stronger power,
Ana 1nsay set Inc seln ABOVE loe ao1 Fascany.
BOSTON.
.
The LeE1alntuFC and LIS Hussn"
The Eemn1n Suffrage QoestaoA ns-
EoHo the Mn4snchuactts sSenaec-1he
Coming Jubilee-A Photographic
Enlr-Product& OF the Cameras oI
All Countrtos-Litcrary Ncws-NcW
Books by Hn1e, Hawthorne nnd
HtEEinBOn InccudinFt1m nnd
Iconoetnanas
frKox oua OWN CORRESPONDENT
Ros7ny Jrne 1ss9
u.-xza crxxatt.
-,,- o,x,r,r.,1v e,emos,ss of tha reliaoua and
,-.,,etons .nn,ycrur1ea And Of the reaehrzth,n Of
D.roT,t.on Tar. with General Buffers tast pow
1nr sn,o crn,ot;ed nns~r tbc tro,den Ea1s of Enc.
,.na ~. n n,r,. md the 1eo1.,a.urn of Maasa-
enna..,. nrte, nr. nonthx oY a .e.,aon almost
.,tnort +e.n,te drvotea jIse,f again with kucn
vtoor M !, can command. 10 business. liz m,lu
rnssson ~ tbe rr1nter. however. st hangs .e. for
thn 6rn,t nroh,ru, fs tbe I4nnor tIl atl puI I7les
tne 91r.na NJ thosa succjaf]v deputed to vut the
.c,n,.on tnfo shane. and the committee who ara |
n c+re uaA METROPOLITAN police IRE undecided |
~heth.r 10 fonsttnte thas body aole}y for Boston
M "a extend ia operations all oYcf the state The
,nx..ttc.t,nn tnt, the misdeeds Of the lobby
has tnat a1I ia Interest since Mr. Dfsw
conxented to tell all he Knew, nnt |
mn drsgs Ita allow 1eHeth along apparently BE-
e.nsa everything connected With thus LcEtslatuse
mutt be tedious and prot1actcd. One thing re-
maths which draws q ctpwd,-maInly, It must be
said, crowd wearing petsicoats,-so the slste