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, 1869-11-06

The present depression in the pnce of
hreadstufs, to point far below that which
will pay living profit to the farmer, fur
nishes strong argument in favor Of ma
terial reduction in tho coat Of transporta-
ton to the seaboard- Prices in New York
are determined, almost exclusively, by tho
price at which the surplus in that city can
be sold for export to Europe, and, similarly,
the price 1e.e is governed by the figure a.
which our surplus can be sold for shipment
TO New York. The people Of the British
Isles want all the grim that We can spare
from tho supply Of our own needs, but will
only purchase it at the same prices at which
they can buy from the producers Of
Southern Russia. 1nasmucl as the cereal
production OF the European Continent Is IT,
creasiug, Willie The facilities for marketing
are being chcspcned, there is little hope Of
much higher prices in the Liverpool mar
ket, aud the only way in which the farmers
Of the Northwest can secure fair remit
mention foz their labor is in reduction in
the cost Of getting their grain to its ulsi.
matc market A large decrease in the cost
Of transportation Fast will soon be 1ecog-
nizesl as I'LL imperative national necessity.
, 1869-11-06
: A singular Cattle Disease.

A correspondent OF the Rural y<r- rorttr
addresses Inc following communication ~ ihss
where il a etngular and vide. spread t1l.ease
aIuux ca1t;s r1eTs.llng tn Aou1ou County. aud
perhaps other SECTIONS Ct Western New fot1- u
ia ta1ely fatal - 1et but sruub!eaome. It broke
out suddenly, and 8t once nearly ertEy f1Mer
found some ao1n,ais In biz herd Infected. 1t Il
Tot communicated from ono NniEna3 10 AuOthtI--
a, leass such lot Its nssAa Of SPREADING for II
appears IL he1ls that hare been Isolated from
others the entire sea6nn. aud It nAd been rarely
fatal fes some atiuala haye died IRON It. The rsst
syn ptom IA usually seaboy fose on me fore leg.
crack On the tack side Of the knee Jolul. Other
rerts show themselves on tle fore ieaa. lud1m-
.ps,ss o. he M uddes ID - ai tzs,a folio Eed 81 ia@ps
and raw eorsA The antmal Is Inclined TO nck tho
sores. and the roson Il communicated 10 the ltt.s
tie dl.ca.s runs lls cou1se, the leRs swel to tho
body, and lbe animal A0un uitt. evidently poson-
ell By tue virus All cl.sses of cattle are liable 70
Happily, lew caseF, as set. have been fatal. The
disease sesul5 to field readily y remedies. Sui
phu< au1 saltpetrr are given Interually. aud hot
camphor and alan ointment to the udueI. etc
Various other remedies are used. Something
he.f.2 mud that will Keep away the tiIes Seems to
awe should very much ike to Know what this
distIse L., md all about It, Sotne attribute It to
tne 01cr, nhich have b.en terrible tha lA:ttr Part
Of th1s kessUuy In conjunction with 30 much wet.
But u prevails on hula Es well II lowlsaH, and,
| Ch1Grs We hAse kume neS species Of ny. Why
] thuuf. sheY be more Ee,.ouous than hefors7 VIZ
should Ike to lasc so1ue ltIht u1 the Bubtecl and
wish YOU would, dcaf Eurni snRRest to the mod
eht young Secretary ii our STATE Agricultural STt
lne ta1ue unal would be snilicient ot Inc onicer.
Tor oEo eoul DO tho writ:ng anu the Other par the
e1rensesl, tnat they APPOINT committee up tass
~ It originates - OUT own State, and not in Texas
I II the animal il Ia high condition, make nj
Hun ttt ttlf ~ VIM nnfr ~ tr .
, 1869-11-06
ILLINOIS,
lEctnfuN fnr t'On~tisuSiOnssI rntavru-
tiUn and (puaaY Clerk.

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, 1869-11-06
PISTOL POLITICS,
Ltvcly md Lovely Scene an the Cons
mon Council OF ChnFjeAtou.

The following accnunt Of 4 lively scene Id the
= c. cy Goqnsl nc foo o. TnnnTsaay
TIE t1ouoe originated In n mo Ion to par 1tstrict
Attorney Co1n,n ~ 81 900 "for professional ser
Aidsrman +. ". n. Aacsey eon.taucI his re-
tne e ood @ t, q :, ~ sv Ss2o IS 81
,nese remark. W istma,ea tnas .t:,ies@saaaa M a1: I. +
Mackey THIS hsjf.unclel had been guilty Of Ia!st-
hood.
chetk that fellow: | cenpot ST here md N. nr.
cused Of 1elIlnc n tie: II VIII no. s,and ruch in
perftpencs-s1ch tnso.enca. mi baTe 70 p,n,.l
the feltoVT ~ FN''HSA
Alderman = ". II, Mickey. You c,,not ,olt. II,
Tnnid 1nke Two nr ihr.c sui.n 4,.nnrds.is AZ rnn
arc 10 whip nc; here i nm; a;tsIp: # II }ou
flate. -
AEle,map T. ]. Maesey ssepne1 bask. rocyea a.s
nt.toI WITH horn hanns mi nt,t IL. then f,ng,as
aiasely rrcocAeti 1ne pstol ami dred sss.u. Tnese
Atdffman .Macs,s was =: n,I,nt- ~ ftt,nt ~
h.s onnouent snnsIen,ir eniea rnrt,t +, ,,r,1 ht.
pis,o Alderman !. j. Macsey ] consiracI ~ do 10 siep
M, lei nesriI II stttin1 nns,foa hmm ts a11n
srnn hIrS ta,si,1on =. rrnt tne ,h!r1 ~; in1
ihe, inoI0aad ~ d tq'o1} va anT; nom tae mongns
utsuest ronfasnn. ETrrxhodT ,s1Nne, 10 ,nr,r
isei lev 1ashea OH Il tns cha@bss. s and Ss ,so
lhe s!eT Q! teparasug Them. nut dssiste,1 aa'i
~ tee Cooking or the pistol. When the
rTEr Bnot vas 1ted, all On that SHE OF
tue Chamber ret.eafetl, and The number OF OUT
slde!a was largely Increased. The MAYOR aud the
S'elA salann uo*n etnlnu insl oeets- Mnea tne
eesons' ana ta1a stDts Wets n1,l thEfe WEI Ee!5
.Ia ~ tne fS"n,s % Masu 'nS Nv saet WAY 1.e9'
sns, mna R.aspe,; LIZ R4to, Wnicn ne. alter
eonoe "r' ~ kasa Up ~, !eElea ~ Ms oniee:
shasff, Msc. aG; WEI ~ ,,, tt
e. ia -. A"d eiaau ~ ;t W. W. pstut. n4'Ga
n.asn. % II ~ -, ~ - ~ ~ nas as| ~. ~
.. @ nasn W u r., saos mas niSsi, aug vas
ees bs a SS1 ~ n W., ~ ~
ss, ~ ~ "ptsne TN. ~ se.asen ~ give up nis
I opnontns. to 10 n{!fgh ne haa thoTn every dspo.
~ ae9G, ;r,> t,p ,, -, ~, aao
a1. nG Gcon ht.fR sansea ,ns = ~ ~
sES 81 sc s ~ M ,s q teoS 1o
1St; MaesH5 nea1, aaa Passea tnsooga tne
canala ann HinaoM Elass o. tne waoaS~
p tnS sm sg1ttsast tN eoane5 o. 1ne oaiaihs. Ihe
nsIooa esi u'eu e9telea .s .ae sop VI tae taole
~ II nsSu tug sea.1 u - taE saa Passln3
a1se9paay sR ops @ s1f9n2a & iea aai1saea ne noor
@ Msyes sea- :aa4 ahoat pine tcet ffa@ me gtounu
1ae pt.tSi p. ssona Mnaea me saoa Eefe nfeu = y
lalRe YOU = FefotFeF, Afmy Hze. Nn!eh tae Alder
uan hlHots WeaIs. anlt tne Mozzle oi Whtch coosn,
81 eltnose any t1ne, be seen projecting about
gnaftsI OF az aESn "a ssnsaln tse GaF IL R2FsloH q
! ~ $500 ~ a. .1bnr, sHnrfaTdaH tMarmsn ~
ns@3 ~ y. "u9n .S SppnaaaS appnS tfHas.o"n
y. .naeeS1 Nh EHnGsMnSa 3 - Ist - - -
wa - u ~ - -, - " s,Ia,,s. te1;n
o. eA Tatn n A' Hss ss Sn Ca
anu =. VIM. ~ seat iof LTalHaa. Az tnau. aIaa
rbAO. Of TIC police !orce. wlg. ueaStas tae MtnS
Wh1le Al me Enan1,n noase. naa ins1;u osss. ~
be EkGE 1.-the AidetIQ&H aAu tlah Ut UAa s!otA =
, 1869-11-06
rope's Letter. reported that 1ef1ft VA IN IT,.
: tesa and would be pfesenlea IN due line

lex, % and would Sc presented 10 dus ticle. H.
cAsTLK GARDEN MtsssoS.
ReT. MI Schumacher, Of tue Executive i;n.ce1,+,
tee OF the rnlnlstes,ums Of Penusylraata AMI View
Jptf, reported thai u VAS proposed TO ttsn.teI
def. II. 7 :. 10 the conirpl Of the Genera! couss:,
Tne rutaspn nad BEEN eG come sa!e tesr.
ago, nrdez the control Of josnt cc11lt:;ce
& & sppoasa s 9s ssns1 ssa
Rev Robert Eiemon n.s appoia:et
missionary. A sobecftpston Of tfaHs1 ras rsl.et,
Yorf, whers good christian ensestasonen: t;,u,
he hail At price only sufficient 70 dctraJ the en-
peu.es. aud where Tiers We!u rhfr:Ia. Ina s-::s*
II waa soou found that this enterprise tss.hr,J
with the seRular mission u Caste Gascen. All
dfncaitles arvse 10 conse9aerce Of lhe i'1Afeace
nAt,er Iot1tly N charge. Tnt1 t.refen-s Il
length proved conc,nsively THAI the t:its.n1 -1-
1erprises should not BE- 70 Gpnauetsi, and e-lo-
rral Council and Of the New YORK aa1 PAnn--t-
va2ia Ssroda, aud rwo cierg1men from ~a- e
insse s{nol' ras app@o,sa 70 ss.!- tac ,;':'lc!i'
matter. had noW concluded to propose tae sur.
rencer tse mission spso the eacds ot tae
General Conference Recommending :ne apr,.u;-
E,ent af hcsfd, cn.IrG~ef Of rtt:7sTs: ,1.y
laymen stsidine II that EtE!ntty, 1u rave essir.
charge Of the fMiE12nt nEsIo1 e1:essr1.e, II
Ssw YoT1. WITH iaN roxrE 70 employ -, .!,s.l>a
pas4tng 1Fon the Gerc:aI Conpe1 En rnn.+tt:-.r.
ol the proposed tEunttes: lie erai1 not ~.u: he
cxact cuudtisrn Ut tte 3naIee., 1at L.: va. ,e..
tain that, Wits iac ra5aear II ;ae t7r::-- .:s
from the n.tLAstsr1uM D1 efew fusE 10 l.. ..,.--4
would remain snt.tanhrnp-
I Or motion OF Res. $. l. trkry r'.- IaGt ..4
authorized 10 n7rotnr r'>ulHI,frr 70 :.,- T..
rIafter Cndrr AL nlrtt aE.: ~ rrix,- VI =,
fa.1ed rrpposttiotg, what the -nUr.e tsl IL, e ~
cit e1lh bs !r ra.e r. III. rt-rr.1. :: ~
The Chair appointed Re- L. ~ .s,,is-~--- u
Z. Wuh!trechs Het- g. " 1rr-s. N-.. r u
3enmutk-r, Rev. q. ". lIf,.Ae;, Trs : i. ..,.r,
AMI Sir. a4kipaop.
kSSeESrExE>i4
Tie Chair aIuouu rJ IT,: .ylI-AlaS a:.u.s,-
Men.s fnr frll2iuu. rAr7r.i-t-.
ca t--A ~ re,r-. hr,-h Ih.a.,.:n t,r,-t y. ~.
c%rh{:sk. Erv +. q, II L.. tur " -"
tkur~& II .t.1rt >nt;..,r trn,hue p-x II. + =
SFtrs: !yeflnE. Her, H.. = ?. kTAa'h
Sfstfaf L.ArE. 4As'sh c'r1.-. ii II. :, /. Sra.
wick tsrx-ts- III :s,~. S.s,l:.. ~ Y,,,"t
ln~ed. II E.isli.h. hr Her Il. + HI: ~. .,h
Sunday Sshe. crShEsttu It u'el e. +rr.,-. i.
Il-T. ff k-att.. K.v L.let. and l,r, il n H. T..
evening" ecta..n Ly k.s Ire la.
N-rE-1fas fA4trt. FIR ptI,st - ir1,x ia1tiax
sermon II H.t. X ~. ~rrIi7' .t&-f
Aur:h k~... -rsH. t7a4r~A Sndav ..!uf, s,r.tes
hy Hx = I..Fa
t,ar~ " Z dur. S,.n!., -:stns Il. J. a. kua.
/, ,Ima1, "
Ht.s.e.'.' .>-1Yt--sta iass.y .s...;ns r-rroa hy
Rev. X Iliit
ne rnnyert:on thcr n,J.r.nt.: ,su:.! y o .,.AA
ths AufplEr.
, 1869-11-06

IS worth Of at1nps which were not In tho vault.
4 eouplo Of gentlemen who sleep IL the building
heard them, and contE.ved to Rcs In position 70
sec them. The man alpped out By q rear alley,
anl securing . Sur1e1ent force surrounded tac
building aud made an attack. Tho burglars, two
In number, fought desperately: indeed revolEers
were Used freely on both Mdes. One Of the
burglars Wal Anot through the thigh and cap
tured; the other made good his escape. -Four Of
the ei1izens were more or ieAs wounded BY shots
from the deaperAdoes-none Of them ser.onsly.
The captured man claims TO be from Missouri.
oulo.
lii. Chas. II. Williams, OF the F1rSt National
Hank. Of Canton, has In hi poHseaalon legal ten-
der note No l, Ctsas A-bclnz the crs. fe dollar
Rreenback erer printed.
TIE Cincinnati Ea9uirts Of the 4ta, rnaer the
| head Of "Cnexpected Arrival OF United ssatea
lnrautsy II the Burues," a2Js:
-Y+s.ss,ay 1norniat icas bef,rr d.1sh. one ot ,ar
In i met = IL Iau:,.s n.asa.. ~ II ~ .1i.ta !
1 o. .pns IT. s 4 Is ey1 susa n s &c, a1ds a.,
T. !. ~; q tl,;. Hs::lS. = r. 9nlssa
ssss VT
1s rh III s k II = as n
.ss !:s IS sf +:
% u Il e s Ss
s}!snda1 S.3s o. 59y: Ihs .I u ths
ihashs b7 sy sae.ts Il 4 'a some - sr
tlc,tleu Ind ntare frun cary .pser AnA wxss ras-
s Il T. "a H.;
ia hs 4s.s tS.f sh Witch sas sas
! TIE 5EHEtroR1Ea
On Sunday morning LIST a parry OF three ae.sinn
men went over teom eoopet Lake to the Elaes
lisliA bunting, and, when therr. Separated Zach
,anz q duee1, a', ec.o Aoaus o'clock n
rannr lno,ans cayne nm, th.n, IN. 49,, n,
| po"o "ea .aa' epoo 'nea- 4nt1 WEE II
managed to eet ,oeetner. and ,onoh, ,ne I,rtnn,
n.,t 49, rh.n ,,,.r - .Is saI
! ,he o,her man named .1ohn Rrnv, wxs t,,,a1
'ue S'aeA ""eD' %.1-AA~3 oS41 o4o"at " o7 sA*cu
l 6E%1pEt. Ut9 uQr6b also wa3 E1itGf1 4 33rtF
, 1869-11-06

This vo,tttcnl Tc>tnnsrnt Of Eun4
Pnahn-IKts vieMs Of IL f-1~"sne
Hf.uark, and OF t:overntnE GhFa--
tsnn-A Isesna-9sabte f}ocasur0t-
a,1kns ,tet. . Cares. s.drart n II; &<sr fyt
Tr.t~re-
Tina Srtss nape,z az mich taken up with the
"f,oI,tpsA TsstaIent Of s'phi Iasha. xs It II
eale,i. THIS Locua "a: pah:t.htta !fst fes days
aao y tie Lesaa: A.,en =: cos.,.n1asoo .,. oots.
ies ~ & III Turksy 10 NJ sa:sa NOM Vice.
9as u. e ~ es'S.s G9ssa se: e: sSss tic e
Suau hts last aua so.emn al7ice IN Eezsru TO kse
siier 9n. ient isun Me- Il II - faIniai se;r' 10
The sultans ncshes, to tpe te1lrEref By htr. pE
,e e q io.
| Lot state. II xecu!re. AS dpcnmens both cur
ons and iHpn:tanr, oearrR iut.aer wttnebs to the
abilities snd 5eep sntiRas Of Fasd rsAna, st4:rs-
| whose political faults snop.l Re A>cs1nsd rao1n u
the ceuntI he stseet> and IL p.eca1ons
tered and aevclopel IN tta1 couns1y and the circle
T,sssnR ,, The. tcnaisa ltla,1ooa oi DC -atl,.a
s!ona q each OF the European po zers s9ward
TcEfeJ with ta:o psecis'ou ard acumen- Your
slSs,, saa na 'seSs s1:asa %. e .na ~
a@e2z q aas ~ saesi e Sub SIS sas % 1sna.rs. - y & &C.:
~ Eazlar>a." FRANCE. DC rays. : a rhlvalrou,
cation, Lsl more b. idess and R.ntime1ss ant:
ought q ~ pxoptt!ated by Task.sa fsaEtesf etse
she Wiz raise terrible elpefgencaA Austria con
I n'1ted. he thinks, xrent error dRHnc M
crmta7 war, bet. e1cl1ded from Germany, abe
sill bs mere atse 20 the t,tyer tarrAtotiuR truI
tns Ss'sa. r1ussh m'sb:, In ner esge,nsss ,, fs,
SeYnaae s7gTAnaszeEenr. sac.i3cs Turkey. Va
Tsatsnie unity ones sat.,ed, eac WI W
. IN the Eastern qu.stton- Kasstan t1tenslof
| tcortinues the ,llnstf1ous Turk> u = fatality
, 1Za IS HEN EaJsfI sae AEaeoNs
e | Premier / would move heaven a0h eAE:1
to viz Constaufln 9ple- Tue Ku$slans act on hi
: | sant ins;tEcts rs 0uE uW1 iowart thA Etee<s o
q the hyxaut1pe EDpiFe. Whit 80 re}uffe
power: pot absolute 7nKeF. boz tnat vital ma tu
rertxhhhtt sts<nCth u science kh1 Improved Ros
!, erIEenr," sud ne 1dd9 that Gtssla has uad
Z gigantic rsog1esa ilepce. the Sn'tan Should ros
csase!es*f: 1nE "a Ms1aaIk "a ttua1tA Light +
hb.e TO charge :ae face ot rte Garth" Tie lnaHh
i links Greece only Of tzn:rtance ~ A 1t
q sffuEent IN the hants Of hostile powc1
her glorious history being thing apart ffoaa u
[ corruption and tgnoraEee Ct ia snodesa Gfeo&
e Wtoae e1etEsi1entsa and sanlty Al the To1ksa
c. policy OF lIola,inG them. The lu1Rastaus sao1
be freed from tbe Greek Church. And e1aald d
s. losu With either the RMS sian or Rouman ciesT
n ppton OF the Armenian AnH Gftek Clergy ahoa
ID Ept te tountenanced- The spttat Of ptics0pl
e. "thouId be encouraged auaouR oCr Cnilsst&n ia
| jects," 70 n to treo them from clerical snaueae
to but fhn Skatc ought to he plsced entirely Aho
qre4t,ors Of feltgaou Thus, N 9Qoasa1pe, ends
oA Tes3 remarkable tettsl.
, 1869-11-06
Conou-PlckiDK FcAttritaes In Tcxas.
Frox he Hcastpn Tins<&

This Is = great institution: A pssntef Wishing 70
obtalu atsitance he gathering o. bis crop gives
ont that he VII have u aeoHen.psck1os" % sone
DAY which be lanes, and II genera WAy invites
hii ne,ghbess 10 come. Ills bet,er.hA1 prepares
an abundant 8e&1t OF rich, substantial foed AID
Rooa taanss, ano he paoSnsts sHpply o. sne
L Hel1,hur's 1os the oecAsion. On the morning Of
the appointed oay they cone and enter upon tte s
10 napy peroua, the t1ys11 IN picking. the rsces
AID wager, the jsscs, sa!ilery, and sotEs gtts
n1an A1inAsloH and xeat to the OCCASION. AL
ihese tn.pfs sumn!ste re energies q The ptssers
and uousna. weEk u performed 1tA Fsr5 amusing
10 usten to the Original Wit and quAlnE Fefn1fk4 -
ne = ORR eoea or, Among neEroes tnese u mneh
fcf,crp,,a toa4ttnK and rtExrkaotc dtaEefy- Taxa
it I'll rcsslher It u rich 1u4tf. The Epod dlnaet
il en t0seo IN ant.c.patton, tnd wien the hofu
h,eFs Ill repair To tue manssoo, and Aitsr "sam
pune the conIents OF The Jog, sea- thanlselses u
The we'll prov taed BOARD, and Win AeH Wnettet
spu,ttet enlos tbe t~aat. After dining and tesr
ltK eu. they axaIn - 70 the ns!d aad fsss III sss
teek their respective aotneA Tno plan T. 200
| one, ~ 1t admirably h1t1ol Labor with plessnfr
| il IL = sxeesene1 1t ,ou. and LENDS to harmcn't
t utIRhcolk We wun1d soeEe.t tnat toe eotfns
| ptcItpR tgnt be Improved and Eade moro Cset1
| by octn1G prizes tok the lest picking.
, 1869-11-06

The c1eR1 lakes Of Africa, with the Nile flowing
from them, II IA Anrouncel are laid do xn IL old
wsttes that he has seea, In one Of the large halls
Of the Degtd palace at Venice. manuscript ter.
rxfstal RIebe OF aoout four feet ID diameter. aud
OF ApInreatly great sGe on which Erre distinctly
shown the Two lakes IN question, aud the course
or The Nilc --EIehnnN.
Mt. 4 II. tla1nmert ot los Mtt'er street. IN this
city, has shown Us Volume Of Robert Mor.len'l
Geography printed IN lGss. This volume con
satrs we1te1ecu:ei map Of Africa, Oh which tht
Two lakes named Asoye are found couspicunu1l1
laid down, under the names Of Lake ZaIFe All
Afeer Of the TWO 1Atcs seems 10 be about the sixt
Of Like Ontario.
, 1869-11-06
POLITICAL.

Genera! George 4. Guitar whs adsef1lsed to al.
drrss q Democratic Ecet,ug IN LeaseuNo:th,
Ksnsas. one night lsss week, but promptly au~
,hor1zcd q denial OF the statement. lie Ia not tn
thnt business.
The ni1lseoro G.. c., Reporter Of October 81
san:
.R was reporteA TuesdAy that Govesnar Holden h3d
a e,mnosud CT rfx1t~s ard low ~GsAs rrztJ to p<nd
this totnt he tolIoKtns in an1weE ~ telegram
wfu cIflain ftseH;
--RAtE1aH. Oc& u tSR.
-sTay no attention to Enmcrs. am did the prsple
ar gust bore there will be no more s1ite and NO
rtorr la.lou N{ law, 1s that the civil
iAw tc suslntAiaet- ~ sIx,nK 10 Do dtht
~'W. ". HoIpKS. GorcFnof.'~
, 1869-11-06

to which its strength entitled it. Lei the
representative be considered in the light
of a proxy-holder, and cast rs many
prox,es as he received votes, for OF against
anv bill O, resolution. Each citizen would
ssve his proxy, in tho form Of vote, to
The secnt Of his choice, to vote for and
,epreseat him on MI questions that might
arise before the legislative body. Thus,
if the County Of viii were entitled to two
members, the Republican candidate las.
fall, who received i ,2o2 votes, and the
Democratic candidate, who received 3, 1884,
~oa.a both take seats in the House,
~na on all bills and resolutions
that came before them each would cast, ct
tic proposition, the proxies he held or rep
resented, irstead Of aye OF no. Thus, bost
parties would be folly and fairly represented
in every district in the State, nndthe mino1l
.~- --S"ne1v Mts-represented. The in
equality in the population Of districts wou1t
he reuaedied. and every district and ever,
constituency would be justly and properl!
represented, and possess aud WELD its righ.
ful share Of Legislative power.
, 1869-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

Dexter Ii eleven 5ears old, Lady Thorn IL two
5ea1s his senior.
A Canadian paper contains a typog,annjc,1 er
Tor. Meariue to epeax OF tho Bristol yoctaI con,
gress II actually referred 10 the ",rfst sount a.
men Couuniee-"
Tne earthquake in Srp Brnns1tc1 rn,ro., at,
the wafer 10 such n1lsy apnc.rnnce mat s.a,era
tn that aud thought Of storing 1t up By The Aoss-
hcad and Killing their COWS for beef.
4 fireman Of the Central Pacific Hailznad fell
oG the locomotive ~hen trase.Hrg at high raie
OF speed. After gong ten miles the enEtueef
missed him, backed up the tlaiu. aud found him
ntieep against tue bank.
Cashier scherf, Of the Federal Bank at Berne,
which has branches at 2ut1ch and ali over Szttz-
e1laud, las asscondea, leaving deficit OF 1,70o,-
GOO r1ncs, nearly onethtrd OF the total capital Of
the l,ank- A rrwaIl OF 10000 francs HIS been or-
feIed for hia capture.
The London Times tells this ra1her extraeeot.
narY R.ury. - When 1hr Frereh trnn ra4t
, 1869-11-06

The military authorities provide cour.es OF Ice.
TARA lot the uoops seatoned VI &ont! !ea, Q1ebec,
and KlngaIor. CNa1da.
, 1869-11-06

At Greoecss,c, ca.11 On the morning Of the solh
vl.., the Eaaensl RANT VA entered hy hutR1asa
by means ofan " outsider and coWhazs. ent an
attempt uad.tn open tho nre~psoof vao1t>tut
thcy were n.eovefed beIore tht7 had sue-
cxcde1 IN The 4te1-sS. iTneI sec11rd thous
, 1869-11-06
TURKEY.

This vn,tttcnl Tc>tnnsrnt Of Fun4
Pnahn-IKts vlGSAs Of IL f-1~"sno n
HfAuuarK, and OF Governing GhFa~-
tsnn-A lIeMn-=3 sAt'te Efochznr0t-
, 1869-11-06

fror, thof nF IN Indian Thtef and thereby hangs
tate which mas te summed up in few words,
n,r,,snelfe = noted warrior Chief. having little
In me kcalntuS line on hand turning his attention
tn me so,,er stx. becane, Whist In latte. days
xn1ta nave hfeu termed 4 .ladieS' man.'
r,<t.c,a1 IN =. r,rrnnt INVASION Of I hpxnapds
r1rh,a he was forced 70 zee from the wrath to
co1,t. leaving The fsttnIess squav, iu accordance
N1,n tne decree of q faross big tals," to be
-,s.+s., .,,ra as n nt1,ou xarntnr to al fu1a.o
T,ysa and n:a,dcns Or tue cherokees. Danla-
nele. T.th me lulur.a.e4 husband and rr.ends
fuu pursuit. ced to the tnmmlt
- ,,a -.,cr ~htch nox bear, his name. frou
Eni-h .y,cr nanunr IA east a stern t,Eance at
~. ..,,.rs.. H. nn,,r cr,. h,rnsey n n nnon the
- ~
- :, ,-as.n, n-e.eo,s rrn rho ercen.
>,.. - I,,.'. pn-t sna Fo1r sm,h ,ne rnnst
.r,s-.-s,r~ srd hu.tness.ukr anpe,rsnce
| ~ cnc1 .hr A,tsn,as Most,y
I sac, ,ana ~ p.r II /, IN rres,
s-.n, MAJ. nm N imrpjpran,s nom c,ner
c4.,s. ava an at.,a n+ot,,h;1. OF eo,nn ,ro nuu-
tren hou.es rx A;so the most e,teuxtye rad
, 1869-11-06

Al Nt. Cleuens, on The ~, farmer AstnE .
short d,.tsace from the village, whose horse NOT
seins exactly TO suit him, he commenced WHIP"
ntnc The beast IN most AhsrnHtU uoaontf. TIC
horte, nnde frantic nom the severe punishment
be ~ns receiving, dashed Wildly to one side. and
rnnring against . wood tesm, plcnged the tongue
OF The wagon deeply into hts breast uta rider
uurcIndtnl cf the terrible wound Tho poor h'ast
Fad rtcetsed, SUI Kept on pl5tn2 tbs hAa, unul
The hotse, after gong snott t,btanee. d1or7e's
uown dad.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26
WashiBgtOn News.

WAsHINeToN, April 24.-Gregory
Bentz aud q. Perezo, the Paraguayan
Legation in Paris, arrived here, this
evening. Their object is probably a
last effort of President Lopez TO save
himself from the impending crisis
arising from the situation of the allies,
and the threatened Vengeance of the
civilized powers.
WASHINGTON. April 25.-Daniel D.
Page, one of the founders aud the
first Mayor of ST. Louis, Mo-, died IN
this city oa Sai urday of congestion of
the lungs. He was seventy nine years
of age.
The Board of Registration has de-
cided adversely on the application OF
a number of women that they might
be registered, as preliminary to
voting at the municipal election. The
law confines registration 10 male cIti-
zens above the age of twenty one
The registration in several wards thus
far shows a large preponderence OF
blacks. the whites generally being lu
different The registers make no dis
tinction between the races on their
/ record