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NnIlD BROTHERS
iAsOCLD respectfully call tho attention
" OF friends, customers and the public
generally TO lLcir Stock of
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS!
Among their
NnESS GOODS

Are to be found Black and Colored
SILKS, French MERINOS, all wool De-
hAlNES, POPLINS, LUSTRES, dc.
we sell the celebrated Lion Brand" Black
ALPACtA, which, in respect TO- color.
lusirc and durability, we regard superior
TO any other.
We would call special attention to our
stock of
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11

lonoers ieuf3et unter Der Bisotterie Der
balelbf in 0rpeer Mebr3abl ppbnenben
Metbopi{ten. Die fattoliibe STRIDE II
flein, aber .ieolid. Nu9 bier baben
Gle Sdmetern pom beilielten Nauen
Selu uno Maria eire Ntapemte lno
Mdrdenl6ule. Die 9roee Mebr;abl
Ger 8incer seb6rt prpteftantti9enG ltern
an, uno bic Ebdtisteit Der S6weiteru
fir oieie &inber iibt einen eiinltSel
GinEuB aus, I'm, Die 8orurtbetle ibrel
prote1antil9en Gltern 9esen bic 8atbos
lifen su minbern. Dte1e Miiitpn tru1
rasu AUDI ba6 'sSbriee bel, une wirft'
au9enl6cin!i9 auf 1ebr Dtele Yrpteltan=
ten ;u @unlten Ter fatbolilden Stride
SD ,1abm tbrer eintse ii: tielelbe auf
Inter meiusn 3ubSreru befanp 1id aud
Der @uuSerneur Don Oregon. Sd
preciste bier nur enslii9, pa es IN bic
Ter Staot mod 81 tperise DeutiHe eibt
I'm T, merfwiroi9er 1T es, rab bic SIT:
ben fid in Oregon tn elmer IL beceutenz
Ben 3abl ibre @eimatb 9ssriinoet
Niau fnret pielelben iurie bic Gtineler
in ierer Stant, rno lslbit i'm 9anpe
Gin fir bas 3eitlite su.es Yrpsnpit:
fpn, pae ralelbit Gtmas 81 MAIDEN lei
oafiir bat bic juoiiae Station Yon jebe1
etten beionrer5 feinen unt ri6tteer
Gaft. l~leberbaupt 1T raS lpsiale Muf:
leben uno Grfarfen Der jiipiiben Naz
tton in lit eren Sa9en Elm lebr teoeuz
tunospulle5 Nnseiben bes 5erannabena
Der lesten Soften ; i'd m6dte laeeu, eiu
gorldufer oes Mutidrit. SD bate bis'
meit1en Spab nit einem lonit gan; gut
mltbt9en, aetten Manne, - ater purd
UNI burh SUBJ. Mls i6 ibn i'm &C.
iprad an bic prppbe;eibun9 pes prrz
pbeten N9edus %erinnerte, "a bebauptetf
er hieielbe itdnbe nidt in leiner tebrdi.
1den Bitsl. l1no ais id au ibm fam,
nm iei>,e 8ibel felbit 3u ieben unb i'm
int bebrit11sn Sert bic Steue wies, b
itano er gang oerbuBt Ia unb Ga E,
nibt int Stanbe par, 1i9 aus he,
&lemre ;u ;ieben, IL rief er entlid gan;
unwtQig aus "N%onsense!'' une mari
bic Bibel BON ii9.
" (s@1a6 fplst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11
Die fatbp1iidbe &ierardbie.

Su Gem Mpmente ee5 3ulammenz
trittss ca5 6fl1menilGsn Gpncils pIrite
naditelsnre Site rer 9ierardie Der ia
tbrlilhsn STRIDE, ,pie iir teim 8eainne
hes laufenpen Sabrss beitanben bat,
BON %telpnusrsm Snterej1t iein. @irfliz
ds Yatriarden, Grstild1ft uno8 tiH5fs
766; Natriarhen, Gr;til9pfe une Biz
11Die in partibus infdelium 228; i'm
@an;ei1 994. Die air9enwiirosn per@
tbeilen fid fplsenoermabtn :patriardsn
12, relioire,,ee Grsbilh6fe re5 lateiniz
ldfn Nitus Is, r%elioirence Grsti]hDfe
anperer Niten 49, Grstild5fe in parti-
bus IS, suiammen 1856 reipirenbe Biz
l9bfe ces lateinilden NituS 609, anrez
ret Nlten As, uno in partibus 1913, su:'
iamuen 847. &as raS alter oieler
@urpentra9sr abelan9t, II sdblen prei
8iidoie IS SABRE ;wei 80, s,pan;is
lino ;luii9en $685. led5unrrier;ig
s,rilden IS une80, 1,eunuuofeb;ts pptt
70 bis 75> blnrertYierunbis9ssi9 Ypn
$685. MISUNDERSTANDING smiiden
SIS unp 60, b,noertflnf;ts son so
IS, sreiunoadt;ts BON $3.50 treiz
unopier;i9 swtiden 1870, rierunpz
stpan;ts Swilden 50 uho 40 brei3ebn
son 35-38> leten arpilben 1915
Satren ; iernsr 1T cas- Glitter ppn BUM
rertcreiunc,pan;is reiibirennen ,1,lb rpt,
bu,1certfinf 8iidDfeu in partibus nidt
befannt. Gs ersttt fid eemnad, baB
bic Mehrsabl Der 8ild5ie funf;ie bis
iiet;i9 Sabre sdblt. Die trei 8il9Sfe,
wade IS Sabre alt finr, 1inb Ml1r.
Scmlini, 8iibpf rpn Galanp =; Wl9r.
Ocpeneds, Grsbiidpf epn Gina, uro
Migr. Gart, Nomintfr. in 9ipprnp :;
ale Drri 1ino i'm Sabre 1875 9etprsn.
|... Il. . .,.. .... t.a..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11
Sbiueffitbe &ittent
SON einem M%iIlienGr gel1iletrt

pater Yalatre MiliIondr Der Oelellz
i&ait Ssir gu &ianszNan in ebina>
iailoert dtnefiaeS litter in einsmB riefe
an BEN Direftpr ceS gereins Der 9eiliz
gen &incbeit wie folst: 5. y. ...a. :.r.
Dem @unl9e oes Gentral>N atbs
her +. Sincbeit entipreGene, Mill id
beute III einise Details iiter Die di,eliz
iden Sitten einseben. s9n tielem
Briefe mill i6 allo iiber Die finbli9e
2iebe uno bic Serebruns Deer BEN Gull
tus Der Soften in Gbina reten. Die
Gerebruns Der Sopten 1T eli, berppr>
iprinsenoer Bug I'M 6ineflaen Gba<
rafter. Der Tremoe, ,pel9er an ben
&iiten res ~bimmlii9en Mei@es" LAM
ret, becarf feines lan9en @rfentbaltes
oaielbE Inn bic mannidfa9en Geremp>
nien gu eewabre,l ,pelde ben, Mnbenfen
ter nidt mebr unter ibnen ,peilenoen
&eruanbten sepiomet 1inb. Ni9t als
ob Der Gbineie ii, itinen, Screen cine
anbansli@feit fir biz Iobten empfanz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11
Sir bic @errem Msemtem.

:3abIreit.n Mittbetlaassn entrsbmen tpir
init Gersniisen, sa6 bic yranaie, tpelde Der
,@anberer" feinen Mbunnenten fit ben britts,
Sabrseus siebt, ben 2elern isbr gut ssfdat. 8e>
lpnters sereidt rs benz 9latte aur tuirtiomea
11nter1usuns, baB bic bu9p. 9erren @eif!idsn
l9 1ebr einltiB bariber ausipre@en.
llm 10 mebr ertparten mir babsr BON ben Ser
rem assnten, bag fe nun bic 3eit sor Meu=
jabr nod re9t tuddtr ~beniisen, uu, beionbers
alte @idtdnbe su fcQet!ire,, iutuis au9 aeue
Gbcnnenten au i~au1n,eln unbSeoem @elesenbeit
sa sebeu, in ben 8eTs Der f9Uueu pramie ;u
~sslansen. Die 3usei9idten saufanbissn eiifea
Der Mtpnneaten terbea bic @a9e fetr erlsi9-
tern. llnt iebod ben !3psd suQFanbis ut erre;-
den, loate bic Office bes ~waneerer" ubnegsr<
sus in0enntni6 eelest perben, tpie siel prauaien
jeber Msent braudt, eamit in Der :3ulensuns
feline DsrsSseruns eintrttt. l1ebriseas toisbsr>
bplea pir biz na9iebenee Mctis:
Ne Jetem 4bpnmenten,
,peleber Sen ,te1en Sabr9ama
ppramsbejablt, miro Sic Nrd=
,nie infprt 9eitbidt.
Wan abrefTre:
"WANDERER'
L. 3. 1870,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11
ST.. PAUL, MINI.
IuS Sreap,,

rer1Tentli9t Mes. P. S. Z. Meninser,
S. j., einen ,,euen Yeribt iiber feline
Miiionstbdtisteit in jenem entferaten
2~anoestbeils. aa.ns@ IL. go.
Set meinem lebten 8eribte - Is
idreibt Der beutide Ge~lfsapoitsl Gem
acknowledgements" iiber meme Olilz
iipn ron DaIe6 f9iTte i'd surId rad
pcrtlanc, unr bate babel bic @e!eeenz
belt, ole ufer be5 Columbia 1tromabz
udrts nod einrnal gu btwuncern. Sn
pprtlano an9etommen, beitte9 i6 einer
auoern Ddmpfer unr 1difte ben @ilz
lanettehuB a~ufparts mad Salem, Der
5auptl tapt Don Sre9pn. Die II er oes
@iuamette fino bel peite,n ntdt 10 in
tere1ant ME bic bes Golumtia7uies.
Oas ein;t9e Merfwuroiee bel pieler
Gabrt lit bic Madt Ger Str6muns relz
1elben> bic fld ;ettuetie 10 itei9ert, CAP
Elm wabrer Wipoerfampf entltebt lii, i'll
erproberL tper BET Gtdrfere 1T. Das
Bppt arbeitet uur bic Huber pldtlberr
pbne Grfol9 I'M iadumenoen Strome,
ia ;sitmeile an letd,teren @telleu jeist
id bic Str6mun9 be5 Tlu0es ais Der
5tarfere ; taS D1mpfbrut tneidt ;urid
bis es al, cine Gteue eelanat NIT 9rDs
eerer Bafertiefe. Da erfebt es letnet1
Gprtbeil ,np besinnt pen@e9 auipdrts
nit epppelter Dampffraft> unp ercli9
iiterpineet baS Bopt uno iebt Zen Weg
%mpbleemutb fort. Natiirli1 lprpatbiz
firen BE Yana9iere BET einem ioldet
Mettfampf thinner nit bem 8opt unh
ni6t nit benz Strpn. SD radte mir,
bie1es fid SITTER mieperbplerce Min9en
bat ,,ur 81 oft bel @ielen lein Nbtilr
int 2eben. Gs 1T taS Gmblem elmer
1ta6 Glseno frebenoen Seele, Die Cen,
0essnfrom BET Tabrldl1steit ODER tem
Bug uneeorpneter Neieunsen spar MI
peritebt aber tp9 bic lno oa auf fetdz
tere Stelet I'M tnnerliden @eiitesleben
9elanst no irpiide MIdT@tm SIT nabe
treten> 70 baG ein Stillftarb I'M Sort
1dritt auf per Sueenpfabrt eintritt, poer
100 ppbl gal; ftatt surtrdrts 81 prdn9er,
elm 3uridweideu fi@ fublen ldet. gllz
lein c:e aufridti9 mad Tortl9ritt RIM
genpe Seele ern1arat ftb pteper, 9eltdrtt
purd etnen 9rSberen 3uFub ter @nabe,
unb ii6erwinpet tteieS 9emmnie, unb
iebt bann bic Tabrt tpublsemutt from
aufruartS fort urb 9elanet enolid tu9
ans erpinidte 3iel. limb 70 selanste
t9 tenn aud enpli1 nad rer 6auptz
fabt Srespns> 1,aG Salem.
Sale1t 1T cine iebr gut an9ele9te
Staot nit un9etbhnli1 ,peiten Straz
zen, tetnabe purdaus 9ebieblt. G5
tteben aud f9pn bie urb ba bereit5 an
1ebnltde @eb1ube. lleberbaupt fanb
td bet Staat ldou Def @eite1n u1ebr
in btefer 8esiebuns Ypransel9rittenL ais
wie i'd mir Oregon: sprseieQt. 9eiper
1T bic BepSlteruns beinabe bur1uea
nod mebr pr~ptefantii1 uno Salen be-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-11

bic @afen fem ; er tarf fem Clint iiberz
nebmeu uno nt1t leipen, bae Der Geino
ietneS @aters auf Grben lebe. BeSeSz
net Ct ibm auf rem Marfte, pcer i'm
palaite, 70 febrt er ni6t ert beim, feline
,Wafen su bolen, lonbern al1senblidli@
9reift er i'm an" M ,,. s.5
(Gdlu6 fnlntl No !.
, 1869-06-22
CUBAN MATTERS BEFORE THK
CABINET. e.,

Tho Prestdens Fa~orEnK tho Cuoans
Tho CaAlnct Divided Upon the
Question.
Fa4Atogto" pxr. ~ n<aas<a to tie @u rsrt
upce.stood ,nas esIi n eooa as tho President
and the membess Of the Cabinet who nre now
abeent return. the Cuban question VIII he the Sub-
iect OF Cabinet meeting. 1t u concedad bJ SONG
has arrived when some definite pol!cJ should be
adopted towards Cabs. From tho beginning the
r. Sssn d on sa;s + 1 Ina
Ing to grant them belitgerent HgntA. but his
csblnet1s against hina The sJnpashtes ot sec-
Cubans, but he does NOT w1ah 70 adopt pollcy
which he thinks would place Us In an tucon-
s,stent Eight before Great britain, especially while
done nothing, however: against the cananA and
nothing 70 further the gpansh lnterestA Ho hid
nothing whatever 70 DO with the rrcent Arrest Of
action In the prtmi=ea. EEen INC Cuban EnroT
and biz tee7etaJ ft.e NJ Fish ~ e5edt. for nls
ssstuzs s es sSe Guns nd @ ssserta tnss saey "a
h1toorcd here, and theH conduct wtnSed rt
b. oces Of .dns,. The they @
1T he aeems 70 reaa1d With some dread.
uoa1, It is rndtrstao1, has issned fustruo-
ttonsto Al un!eed States District Attolneys and
Aa1sha1s to Keep sharp 1oof out for Cuban
ARents and to k1rcst them upon The INIT 8Ru Of IN
A,tempt 70 Infringe upon the neutrality iawa The
o. se y rnz sa ioo
IN watching for nuhnster ezpedttons IN Cuban
wAierA" Is tic language of h!s heart to Admiral
Hon boutwell, uamfa1ly sides with Hoaf and L.
Tor Etr.ct enforcement Of the Neutrality laws
agatnst tho CnhznA RAvltn4, Coz 1s,d CtesNeQ
nc indifferent Thus the matter ssAnds. What
policy w1n be adopted when the question Is again
brought before the Cabinet fe1nafn 70 be seen-
The Attorney General. u l. understood fully
enomsez The uo!ted Staten District Attorney aud
&axAhAl ia their asEeBt OF the Cuban 1unta In SeK
YORK. Nj. Roar u Of opinion that FerHepons has
been de1tict IN hIs duty Il not nay1nR the cubans
indicted and ae9ted long azu for violation OF the
neutrality awA The Attorney General eutettatnz
y1ewa On this snhtect peculiar to himself and Is =
strict consuncuonist Of the neutrality AVE In reply
to 1 gentleman who tn.esroSased him to-day q 70
What COURSE would he pursued IN xee case, uoaf
delivered The following written opa.aon: d be-
uere I muts rcfer Inu to sne cuurt and District
Attorney. Tae proceeding Of legal character
are only OF public Interest altef they happen. u
The opinlon Tas IN the Attorney Generals OWL
ndwrttnE, and u ccnaidefed one Of his ne41
eHortL The Cuoans hive roshlug to expect from
HIN.
, 1869-06-22
ANOTHER CUBAN EXPEDITIONS.
Hundred Recruhs
Taken on Four Tug. TO snndy
Hook


Tnkea on Four Tug. to snaay
Hook.
Fros. A< Yea Yo7t Forld, Jan4 u.
Yesterday wAs tha bustess tsy among those !u-
terrsted IN the Cuhan cxusc fhxt has been Known
frst Of the junts has haA the effect Of hurting
them to con8amn1te certatn arrangements Walcn
nad been 10 pFoSreas up 70 taat tlEne fests1uAy, &
enlisted IN Fhlladeipa1a, s5T!ved in tnls clJ, md
were II once conveyed to dlnerent stations some
being brought orex here, bat the majority Of them
The shipping of ths men required the incest
management, Is tie concentrating II any one
polns Of a hundred o. ersn att{ nnen' might prang
-Four tug host8 were engaged, me names o.
which ny informsat did not Or would not reeol.
ise1 Don't sasnE ne k1ss saes ro1ss nns ohs rev e1
City, third II Brooklyn, and on15 one 1foeo Iais
Il ap1 oi the othtr places named, TO these suxs
four 10 .1ghs, NOT more than eight going 10 my one
ss9 & "a Rsa9 xss ss RsaPf sass ese s
not cause any remark. Once At the boat, toey
went at once below, pnd No were out Of sight Tue
=. Je['ey G T,s A. se "a sa1 ~ r. y
day afternoon rnul about last evening these Ut
Tie groups Of men were moEinY thtungn oar
one nouced lne1o, md even did not know Any
thing about II until they we're OF; !ee HTpoHyn
boat l.5 about md*a5 ostTesn ne ~ aa9 ~ ",
one Ielry, md some oEtT tho other.
Ats:so o'clock last evening the boes which nad
been receiving men IN this ctI left me p;es loot
Of Th11teenth street. Worth River, saeeed over to
tie uoboten side, and hlew one shors biast on her
1ule1le, which wis anSWered hy the tug u TIC
dock, which It ouoo started. and the tFo pro
ceeded IN company. ~ they passed Jersey
Ctr the whistle was again blown, and again
answered, aad the third Boat was %: the ot.ccrs;
e4cept tnose who we're On the tugs whtch had
stated, proceeded to The Rrootiyn boa1, Enlcn
dA not leAye untll about % The tug from JesseJ
City had 500 men on toard: - ny Informant
said. they were packed like hcrttnEa, and The IT.
matnlng thousand men were distributed between
the other boats o1tfide Sandy Hoof lost night
Doa VIA lafKe atd6whtel steamer thA othef 4
propeller. II u i significant fAct tna. The Comm:
btA Of Loodon L large a1devneel 1teAt1er: could
Der Captain have forgotten Bonethtn4 and come
pact to look for 1T AZ sny rste. whaterG sne
tessatA vere, they got tner freight U safety &4a
departed
Two Other e1pediuona VIII lease from two port.
south af Baltimore to-1sJ. snd Junction OF tut
th1eu IL to be edected possth1e, 70 IL 70 mske
Simultaneous landing op the coAat~
, 1869-06-22

arc hue-and we see no reason 10 doubt
them-the opening up Of the railroads.&c. The
Indiana lnineA will b. the signal for the
building Of iron furnaces ii Indiana and
at Chicago as rapidly as capitalists can COM
prehend tbs situation and regulate their
Investments according to the opportunity
foe profit which they present It is simply
iupossibIe that the Lake Superior
iron shall travel1o Cleveland aud Pitts
burxh after . ooa1 Of tue very best quality
for smelling, AID free from sulphur, can be
lxid down In Chicago for leH than tho cost
Of tho coal Of Pennsylvania,
Not only would revolution be wrought
in the manufacture Of iron, hut in al The
60 ordinate branches of manufacturing
industry in which cheap power
is the chief essential 0ur
city, which, under its nero commercial sd-
vantages, hns been growing for ten years
more rapidly than any other in the world,
for success in manufactures - would
double any rate Of growth We have hereto
fore known. Once render the Goals of
Indiana and Illinois available for
manufacturing purposes, and especially for
the manufacture Of iron, Of which such
abundant supplies Of the best qualities can
be brought here by cheap water freights,
and the prosperity Of the city Of Chicago
heretofore would seempa1c aud dim com.
pared with the new day which would dawn
upon il.
, 1869-06-22

gret to learn ttat the recent heavy rRns injured
great many fells Of lzte planted eotn; aud thnt
IN some parts Of the count3. the cut morHs a1e q
nne booking wheat have been sertously injured BY
the recent high wlneh However, ne prospect
for the hitter u very tattering indeed"
The E1khoru IhttFtndt1t kaJs: "GF1bs afe 90
tn9 immense mischief to the oorn- Some helds
which came up nicely hare been Almost wholy
ruined by these pestA'
The Council Bluffs Cows, Sonpartii Of the 18th
6aYs: 1Gent1emeu now In this city, who have
tr1yer1ed the STATE from east to sess, inform Us
that IN all their experience In the West they hxEe
pcycr experienced q more c5:ses:cs prospect Ct \
wheat crop Tnere Is 10 complaint, except Of the
rankness or the Gswth, which raay Cause much Of
il to nil before It dlJs and thus many may tncns
corn crop IN this part OF the State Is more forEasd
than 10 the eastern counties, where the chilly
weather has somewhat retarded II rantd gru*tn-
It ta1 well rooted however, and viii recover
should the remainder Of Ippe be warm and pro-
p!tiouA
, 1869-06-22

strange nofse, - ct some person breathing Tet5
heavily. For te1 moments ehe Ma tet111ed. On
bearing the strange not1e a second tine, accom-.
panied by guHEiinxs, abe splsng from her ped Ana
called her mother. Mn Raymond. Ht9f1eo N
the sudden call haatened 70 the head Of the spiral
ter. On peertng over the oaius,raIes, By the nFnt
Of the bail LAMP, abe s2w an tndlsdno1 form lying
On the mst1tnX Of the bal! below. She speedily
descended tho 1tspA Her husband Lay at nef
ieet, bres1n.ng heavily, and entirely insEosaoie-
She rai.ed his heah and Mked one
sime slsrasd: 70 G,n, Ean to he H,.s.; Ses5 =
who resides to tho adjoining house. General Nc
Doxen wxs By Nj. Ray rlond's side In very few
minutes aud did Ill IN bis power to comfort Mn
KaJ mond. Other friends were called IN. Medical
esslNaoce wa also summoned. MI. RAYMOND
wa carried up sta,rs and pl1oed On = sofa- Al =
one 1t u 1a!a tina. hs lie na1ght haEe been saved
il Inc docSoEs bad been called within bali Bn hour
aittr the &roplet1c s1pfe, but this appears to be
doubtful Tia stroke WAs re!ghted with tleatn,
aud no medical ak11l could prove of any ayat-
Nj, Raymond remained In stupoe until l. n1-,
uhan hs quietly pAssed awaJ, surrounded hy nls
AnIcted family. He hfe4taed nix ik8t without
rtcopnsxipg the l4ce1 ol thosa about him.
Ftou. the 1Setc l'ork World, -1unela-
Meeting the hon. 1oseph Aedll1, founder Of
TIE CHICAGO TRIgCRE, On Thursday afternoon.
Nt. E&J n1o1d entered into conversation With
thai gentleman, IN the couEBe OF which Vi. Aed11
referred to letter Which he had jnst received
rum chicaZn, announcing the death Of fIiend
tiesc by apoplexJ. AE R1ymond remarked
would mrself prefer 10 Hie. have 1lwAys had I
dread Of q lingering death from paralysia4 or
perfocA d.sordtr. Or some Hnt1ed, slow disease
EOdden death Ia far Preferable"
, 1869-06-22

The carriage ~as arootrnanss-s eT yaun9
man, m emploJs of Mr. Johnson. nsmed
Bisnop, I'M xas mounted an poo{;t
dtEnpnnte6 Biahop, xho aoa.ed about until ae
csQght tn i tree, which ho climbed, remaining u
the br4pchek, abore the wafer, until the stoIm
my to Edotzdo and reported these fscts CItt.
xeps turned ont, the bodies were recovered, ana
the funeral took ptAce On SUNDAY, Just u the Up"
t2tn less town.
AMI. Johuson was one OF the wcalth!eat and
most respected citizens Of Butler County. He waa
aoo1. Is yea1s of hse, Lila vile heont ~. ana niece
-. M. JohrsQu 63d no living re!.-tFe: h:s K!fo
Ind Two brothers, one Of whom wss II the CITY
7eKttJtsy.
, 1869-06-22

not authorize tho Clerk to charge the public
a second time for work which they have
already paid for. The law authorizes him
to talo pay only for the nu1nbtz Of words
which be reoor.ls-not for the number
which the county has already recorded for
him. The fact that he does not look upon
the printed mattcr as "recosding" is evi-'
Genced by the f:ct that he does not pay his
subort'inates for it, although he charges tho
public the sane amount as though il warc
written out in each case.
, 1869-06-22
Card From hfs Sl42ckfoTd.


40 k"e EIfscT ef The CAfea9o 7ri5stnk:
Please permit me through the columns OF Tf1r
SIsEcea f. CONNECTED With an event thai transoired
u h11e r. Goansn caanber Monday evening lsst,
Nnlfn, na8 been the OCCASION OF canxdesahte co.a-
menI u political circles Throughout the citS dur
hS a1 tne present week; they arc these: 1t de
eiteaon fot MAYOR pre tta four RepQ nlican AldeT.
nen ne1a9 sossa straight iot ~ seh,az, vnre fTo
the fourth 6!Ms wien ono ot the twain charye<1 10
Senintz, Citing hlu' uatot1ty Of the tEeptT-n
Aldermen present II the meeting. UAd tnesa seen
no choice on the fourth taEotin1, = nex eaalsdAse
would hare been announced and pfppabfT
elected Knowing the pzuzt.mne cast ny role
scatestng-for Uoldet-aud as there WIZ no
Republican eA1cus nominee, no party c,nd1data
bad an5 clsim to tn5 vote tsas had not npon him
1cr his In fact, the ontJ l4sde In this election
Ess- thst the harp!es who sule Cook Ccant1 and
The city Of Chicago, EafE detstmued 70 punish
retel Ehen required to 90 the dir wnrk Of Their
diszerrtab1e Clique, and had the board Of super
Estete orderet, iast feason, the e1ets.on of rev
CuIrS House on Ii SAte. 4outh Of Ma ttson strees,
.nd had Tie rev tunnel been nxed By She conaeil-
beyond doubt, " Ia aalie street. the ipp~'ts.e1
snb-edttof OF one Of Jour morning contemporaries
ron nnt1 probably, hare laid he result Of ou1
EConc1 eaectcn quite 20 seriously TO heart
CHicATo, June IN, 1860. S1Ac1IpHn.
, 1869-06-22
TIE MISSOURI GOLD HnNnR.

Ths State officers Of Missouri hsve con-
cluded that, under the decision Of the Su-
pre,ne Court Of tho United States, in Bron-
son rs. 1odes, and Butler rs. Horwitz, ren-
de1ed in February last, affirming that con-
tracts expressly paya BE In gold, entered H.
to before the Legal-Taade. act was passed,
ARE still collectable in gold, The State is un-
der legal obligation to pay in gold the in
terest hencefo1th, and the principal when it
shall aecrus, Of all the bonds Of the Btata
isanad in s;d At ii. p..iae Railroad, South
wast Branch Ut the Pacific Railroad. Iron
Mountain Railroad, North Missouri Rail
road, the Cairo j Fulton Railroad ComPa-
ny, and the Platte County Railroad Com
pany. These bonds we're made prior to The
pnsaage Of The ,LegalTandar act, aud tho
express promise on their faee is to "pay
in gold CT silver, thirty years from
date, with interest at six per cent, from the
date Of negotiation, according to the oou-
PonB n11ne1ed-" Each of the coupons
promises to pay thirty dollars. The Stats
Auditor, on applying to the Attorney Gen.
ezal of Missouri for his opinion whether in
terest II well as principal is, under this
language, payable in gold, was informed
that, in bis opinion, it Is On this opinion
it il announced by the State Treasurer that
it win be paid In gold Those who oppose
this step oouoede that, under the decisions
rrfczrcd to, the principal Of the bonds is
payable IN gold, but deny that the interest
Is expressly 30 payable. The objection to
Ars