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, 1869-11-26

tlio'kb tte trH'r to Frt tttn 'sr slr-p'-s CIR.
Het na.'rr t'c.t.s ior t.I., however, t.cr var
7t- nfs-ti 7rr Jrotp Plesasas 9m7e arnx,.,
jcts I've nlnnfes after th. IeparEsrr OF II. ,rl:u
telegram *as lit t1et1Es1y sent to :as EaseF Uf
Fo1,te =. Afce.a 10 ur1est them FL an'.se: Wal
Word wss tnrE FEE: II, the Chief Ct Palc- to
e'ME tttm = Hattsnstoe b. the nsst tran.
err ns11'C1 nf tui 'ipgdo1 abunt noon % Tn1rS-
GsS. esoWd Of fefus i've or 1E hunhzr1 neg
etns ec:v IN *si'tne iot them on taeIr azasa.
NEf" aot rii.npets .! r lied sFou th- car, tacy
refe tsken n charge ot bJ the ahetn and .tf0ny
PORE 1te IL re crowd Ia airing lin rero
ihtm, i5fcn them, :fssuupde, % Il, M. L'1sR A.
Ge!a ars or the town, VINO we're ,esy Indignant
=: &c ts:n: Ws!ca &c murder would rat up3n
notht'E bat tha trGne+s 1i 1ne lax Crr1csr.
led the trelcbet. 10 The nht.t of ~ the ex-
c'ttuent The two nouTderrrs. wnlk-d ru.esy aiopv
VI thelt II e'as GoRI, not tt2tl1E to Iltss The
esze OF The tloieII usen Who werc 70 eager fur
their llset. Tce tai Is situated abnut ,so {aris
y, ,.en nc depot. ata thts tsc1 toGe.her win 'hs
nom a. v'ole1t dea'h 80 ttst Q: thelr vicses.
TIE TWO zen, E1EinR taesf nace a. Go,sAsa
t'a'tlt sEt jeeten tn e1s.p:ne:ior. On t5e per-
t1n of l0hrer = as EolnA 3.eD Ia grr.nt,acss nut
sem geld Or oetrR asle,l wh-rr he COT t1e goI,i
ana aserE ards that he fou:d = 1t sa< Amencan
co1r. Sd:eirR Fas iound 0a Fnrl'rnhnr.. lsnt
ssttequen; event, VII e1n'an xhrre hi snsrs Of
"a Eo' eeem lncilpttEEx AusEcT nns quesrous
trat WeJe pitt 10 lfr WAs tbsetFed zlat be d.u
not speak ser5 psatblE, and On being asxed the
reaf0t, aatd he had tobacco In bis E1oath tIs was
hsked to trtr It out, aud On his Ie:usIng he
VIM feiEeh ey the b1rE OF the neck an1 shaken
vio:eniy. when 81 20 Ia Ruid fell from bis mouth.
II eohsi-!ed OF ole twenty, one n7r. ard q two
sno q ralt pltce-
II win he Necessary to e1r!aiu 10 the reader
inst 4 hRp the pfftonfr* WeI+ aErnsled q: AItoona
md i2ken to tie locE'up, one OF them tBoflen-
hefE) made Al attempt ID tscape. Climbing noau
It 10 It's CesFpoof, Ntt1 his Eased hnuJs he At
tempted to dis out a psEslSe. Failing ID tats, he
hld the I1zor ne1 The articles uaHed hei0w Ia Lhe
hole f+ hAd 4 adt.
The or1ceFs naEsn1 The search Here VERY CAFE
ful, and Il l. believed that everything placed in
lie SIT I has been titcoyele,t> There 3as $50 50
In cold. $.e IN silver, and nve.iranc pIec~sntA
whs III IN one ba9& Another tag cnntat6ed $50 IN
Roos al u stsyeI-lo Ealves a1u Qu1r1tra. TIC
tnIft aLt lak1 bag torxirrt SIS IN silver oue nse.
ffAEc piece ore MeItc.n dollar, SI2l Ia slstr--Iu
qDArss Tt-aHd {4a51. Near tn1l lat bny was Il
pArEaGe With $50 In 1ilyer-k+30 IN all
TEe q onct Recovered HDounta, Tins FIR. to
atout $3.50: bur, as there was supposed to be
atpQt ~ Coo tn The house At tae TN. OF the uur.
der, large 81 "a ~ kti1 tntsslhg.
The pistols have not a. 5et been found Both Of
Lhe men tilhclaiu the shooting, Au1 a$crthe It to
sne ether; Gut, as h complete cuafataol IL eY-
eecfed IN a len days, thEif h.ltog. place mar Be
dscoreftd.
, 1869-11-26

4fP PE1
ln spite 81 tie supreme abtasdltJ ot seelnx Mr..
hcDSI ISa!l. ssio went 10 rule the Red K,yef,tes
qH:tIt carried 10 The frontier ana dfupneti an thf
Oher t:rr 81 ~ bis loving subjects, it must DC
contested !has tie matter In III main features IL
one ii csaye lupo1tAtce, It Is a fcretaste ia a.
rem our quiet r:ov!s c.1l life talo thai It DO
Hloton We fooS upon ourselves cares and
retroi sibllttee, The full Meaning Of when
Me DO mt krow. Thts arslr at Ra.t
tsat e Gov oren TO doubt, but It shows as kith
what restless DO: o:uia:lon We hare there "a deal
with, md how difficult matter the nsoptr lealtc0
With ITEM may Ie- No Hat:er how the present
mnEenecs tcok i-a Etsc-whethet It sas Of p1-eis
Lone E1oW'h Of sstned into existence By Tan
IL strength It has raised a force, ar1ao!zed
aEofetnne1L appointed Frts!deu,, stlz.d Il
fsst. ard vas ttroH1 euoGch to retnnTe McDu3sall
bct LII parry IRON tue te1r.torT. Ttia Ia
nteif night have been 10 gr.at Gea.t hut the
poli t. that no effort has h-en na1e to c1eck
nett, ~ht eened either too weak Or too ind.rer-
eat to frlefcse VIII the movements OF the reso-
!1fier!s:H- AT rtefeEr, Canada has co fta: tyfl-
euftJ 10 this mater, Ibasruch q" Fed R!sef d3es
not yet teiorg to II. ard xerr MeDouxA.i to enter
lo-ntT1ow, be would hare no nare right II lns+r-
ure to anstaipg gn'rs or than sbe simplest
citizen IN the Place. Bet w1ea tic ttans-
1et no1e toke r!ace, snd R~t Kiser becomes
our, what are We 10 do II shis discomfort cou-
times: We cannot enforce sotm.s.ioo, for no
he only plln crrn IL c''Gri11etioI. EcEtuIsfely,
IN tie natter CT rae cnrptstc.7 now made, con
Ct1AtJnp Hin he nun 1ftatton-it u rather tutT
1.Itt shcviu tie REQ Mset1'es, during the present
Eft 10. "a, then Grin acd bear u. and, In the
tu:ern. care Nj. Nc Uou12lI out IN rue co.d WI
CerbeE.. LIT ua rope fe t. wAttnty cl7d for csmo
itg out all wintsF tn mat region il no }oxe.
, 1869-11-26
Ikons sRnArtus Donnetly to Addre>u
she Chm mi her OF Com TIT cree On the
Htd Itsyrr Revolutions,

frtn nt st. luuf Ffets, .fur. "a.
- HoE. Ien,.t1s noEnell5. ha1suel, eer :ax1,el oy
Vt cunmctce, 10 address the Iext month y meet
1ng o1 that fp<iy, 10 be held On Aondsy evening"
t'on Of the British Possessions baI1lef1us On The
LoFtaern l'ne Of this state. replied ~ follows:
MEEcHAsr.' IiorE1,,
ST. PATTI. Nnv. 90, 1>t2
1.e,e<, Il. iuut: y ~'>'
DEAR s1E: ! hare Ike hoaor to acknowledge
tnt Eanc U. the ttsmo-. ni Commerce Of st
Paul, you invite ne to b. present Il The next
meetitE of 'ha1 bon5, On Aotday evening, the
Il VIII give re g:sat p.easG.e - comply vi.h
this iLyisAtiur.
! an ,hcro.sl1:y cncs,ncea that, II the proper
crurFe Is iuErue'1 ~ the A.ner.cao peupe ine
yrr:tpt nonets Ii fsAaGat VIII tho xeighae,s
As CIR sern CT gcvesanent is s,repsy or,4ni..i
fsttI'u, cur NsellsFt e5mra:ntes nr~t ~ ont to
estfy People ho Ext To reli-g rsemset4e, from
oppression AID INJUSTICE. We have buIhtpR III
con mon With The iud,csou+ sld buIlesqae ai:a.
's N1 ol the Ked Itls er the oil toctr.1e OF tsu.
4a!tn, that "to:De men were horn ssf,ile.l o9d
es!Hed, acd cthers s1e lo,n booted aud spursed
TIE geographical 1ecexs,ttea ct Mint sofa re-
arire That the atta1 va!leEs 6f the He'd r yer a7d
ttal ID EEL n oNn 92s5 70 .sa'a
be ErsIu I; thls crtff. ana tne Capital or t1e ata
Il ite eltt IRON Fitch IT. voice fho7td 70 forth
EelA NttbtG ~ tSEE[R sHOHi1 L. afGaese3 IN the
caison al Will ptcycrt Ge1ersl Grant isou Rivlpu
Permission 10 ~. rc.:coa.ed eoldiers OF EnpianT
10 c1tss LIE eo!. Of oEH State TO su6tlga-
tbn !t.eu whose asp'sai.t1s n1c for lbeF1r. and
whfse enilse y nFa;hea are With The American
rern:e.
I! tte rtvo'1t1orists OF Red RIVER are ercoar
alG1 md SUI TALL Cd ny tte aruNeii sympathy Eor
the AreI1c II people VT nav, within Ge = Yeafs
perhsr. otths, see The stara and att!pes wave
iscm F'ft Garry, from 'ae Eater3 oi Pu9e:.s
s.hnd, ard sIon2 the khorer OF y.ncouEer,
have the henur 10 h. feEy respectfully yours.
IGSAI1C5 UoNyYIty
, 1869-11-26

separation from Kim oaIy al last wtea his
"''nagea could be borne no longer. HIS
attempt to rssassina'e Mr. lsic}..slsoa,
*koso footsteps he has f,ogsrd far year
aud hslf, is utterly without pal
li1tion, end Vas prompted by no
other motive Than bind 1nge toward
the woman 10 whom he had forfeited all
moral and legal right, ard hatred Of the
snaa whom she had chosen to be tcr future
husband. shoull Mr. Richardson die, n
trial will show that the deed WIS ooo of
r1emeditatod murder, without c1teauasine
circumstances
, 1869-11-26

verdict or the CuroueEss IurY-Ther
Etno thc SsEttChmnn the FuFfF


From the San Ftunets.o 4 lta, y3r, 10.
AtLEor yts:eldAy the 1ur1 summoned BY Jus
t'ee Clement, Of AameEa, to5.nqu1re rnto tne iaIe
faufoad disaster rendered the following
sKRpscT:
We, tie Jury empacel.ed on the trqutstton held
a. The Town Ct Azms.ia, bcfore I0dge C1enenr.
EGG JE8ttce Of the Peace 4nd Ack;nR CorpneE fog
tie Connf5 OF A4medx, Eea:e OF C11fso1nIs, to tn
gulfr tito the czuse OF the deat11 OF Alc1aa1er
White baldwin, 4. Bouieu, EdwaFd Anderson,
Geo5re Thompson, ChaA Martin. Frank b. Mill
Thomas +. Sandox. James Comfy, Bransou B.
feI, ed Henry L. PeteEpn, do 1ud from tue
tTteEcc before III TINT the said perAon1. and e1co
bLd hlI cf Them, c1Ee to their deaths from tne
eEtct CT collision which took p,1ee between Inc
~tkfWard oouEd fEatn On the Alaned& Railroad
sid the eaktHatd bound train Of the Western Py-
etcc Railroad, near D1n0ns station. In tue sud
recnty Of Alameda. On Sunday, the lush day OF
Nos emetr, A. d lss9 A. or about tne ho1r OF T.
RESULT 0: anu Was caused hy the feDorauce and
.Econp+tercy OF The swtrehman, bernard 4 ape.
Ell pl0Je II Sn1tpn S[Atioo, IN giving signal
10 Tue officers os the Western PA;.1c tt1in, iudi.
cat.pg that |. vas "at I{Ict, 20 ahead sud In
klyLE to the locomotive engineer Of said WeAtaru
Pacific Rndsoad. - Ill right"
The jury further nnd, from the eytte1ce Of b1$d
Ectrssu Kane. knai he cannot read. and taat the
otteer cr the KatlroR1 CoDpo1J whose du'J !. VAS
10 iCstr.et said Kane ID his dates, vas decetreu
bs SAID Kate ~ TO 1,a luahtlit! to reaf-
1850. {5lRIed,) II. D. R4cos. Fore n1r,
r. E SHAT1rcK,
F. u. CAxPanL.
c. +. WoJns.
E0EFsoN GtHBoS5,
CH11I.E W0on
, 1869-11-26

4Dc PleteI. pl1sou EuoWn rs tue L1tcAHo
Dridewel has been for long time dis
grace to the name Of prison. The city
has already purchased site, and bui't
new prison, and will, 1t is understood, move
the couvicts into the new building within q
few nonths-ss early, at all events, as the
LIST Of May. Tho capacity of the present
building is fnr about 400 inmates; and it
has been found necessary, We believe, in
order to accommodate the dsily supply, to
pardon ont or otherwise get nd Of, from day
to day. corresponding number Of those
already in. The new prison, it is expected,
will be able to hold enough prisoners to
enable them to serve out their full term,
without the necessity Of sending thcm out
to make room for others.
The Office Of Bridewell- Keeper OF tho city
Of Chicago ranks, it is sa,d, in pc:aaiarg
sense, with that Of President OF the
United States That officer keeps a hotel.
q: which the city boards its petty crimiaals.
He diets them,-tAst is to say, takes caro-
that they cat nothing but whnt is whole
some. and that they do not overeat them
selrcs. That the keeper doea not lose any
thing is evident from the fac. that the city
has voted him MI he asks; aud, if the cost
Of his bill of fara exceeded TINT Of the prics
paid, il is likely the keeper would resign OF
ask for an increase. Prisoners arc sent to
the.l}rilewtll in lieu Of an ability to pay
their fines. Imprisonment is rated ut fifty
cents day. Ten dsys' Imprisonment, with
hoard, is accepted by the city as equsl to
dve dollars in currency. How this Anan-
The theory is that these prisoners work in
the prison, and earn that amount Of moaey.
The city pays the keeper twa2ty-three
cents pcz day for dieting each prisoner
supposed to be in the prison. Admitting
that Only one half the prisoners earned fifty
cents day ut labor, this wou'd make the
institution self-sustaining. In tho report
Of the Comptroller of the receipts and c1-
penditures for the year April l, 1867, to
April !, 1865, we find the following entries ::
AnErnrris,ton for nI.dc~en -.--..----. sss go %
| From contingent fund.-. <lA0o
| Received from la.oF OF c3ostcts. p61 70
1etcterey---. .s9s, oo
Since That tiuc, the dietary rates hava
been increased. and, Of course, the def.
cheney also- Estimating the number Of
eenvicts regularly in prison at $50, and the
working days in the year at 800, the re-
eeiiaa do not equal y cents per day from
each convict Do they earn more than
this? and if they do, where does the money
70 to- Can the institution be sclf-sustait.
, 1869-11-26

The Cairo EuIktia ssYl the At4o bar1 OF rail-
road Itop, rere!ved A. Hound CITY aaEe1A mouths
the NehIsska, IincflE / Fort kearueS RaaFo1a.
The value Of thi, 1zon u sonethiEE ovef 94A.oGn.
The puTebAxer4 hate slrsaty eouneueed snlFp*nx
II. 1nis souLdA bad foy t1e Cairo + YLucea1e&
R1itpad,
, 1869-11-26

confined for "disorder'5," "drunk," s:n-
pie larceny. and ]vagraney;" Els were
foreigners, $50 natives; ssi could read OF
write, and PIT could not do either; 500
wezo under 40 yeasa of age; s19 were
males, 30 females; AS wero Catholics,
G2e were Protestants, and 25 were Of nj
religion; 9sl wore white, III black
During their imprisonment the aggregate
weight Of 55l mnle prisoners increased
.,3l3 pounds. and of 1853 females, 9s2
pounds. The average rat, Of increase in
the males was-in 80 days, 3 lhs- le o. 20
days, 4 tta.'31 or; months. 5 tos- p o. !;
one year, 8 it,s. Is oz, Tho avesngo iu-
crease in tho females was-30 days, t''s- j;
90 days. Ms II or; Gmonths, S Tbs.
oz !; l yoas, tts. Ct OF. The highest iu-
crease in the weight Of any one prisoner
wns 80 lbs., sud the largest decrease was
~ ns.
During the last year there was expended
$1,000 out Of the snrplns funds for build
ing house Of shelter for women, who, on
having tho prison, seen, willing to accspt a
!...me and q reformed life In this house
'hey will live as one family, under tbs care
Of natrou and teachcrs, and where they
will huye industrial occupation. Fifteen
hcrsmnd dollars more has been e.nended
iur enlarged buildings and ~orkshopz
We baye thought it pnoper tn c,ll ,ha
attention OF tho City Council TO this Detroit
HoUse Of Correction, in the hopc that some-
,licc will be done IL ironroya tba con,7it;,n
orr 1srtdewe,l Az it3e ;tis NOM,
pes, hcusa. II wo,ts.,o rofo-,, H., ~
,-rt.s+s The dan,sr;tr ~ t,o.o ~. ~
there. Ttc say n,;so,srs IN .ha ns.,e;,
Brideuc]l an,;no the va,r ~. on,1 49,,
the e.neuse Of lccn;,,c thew hrt ~ -
larce surp1us. The ,1ott m THAR ,s,,,r
was $50. 600 orer und nho,a +ha ,,,annt
paid Tor their board onr Rr;,1avau ,;th
about the sa,na nn,nbsr ~ nr;aona-- oo,..
us alout aa0 ooo a ,,aar e., 4,,s;- -,
OVER and aIoxa sha,r e.,n,no, +, .,,o n.
t1oit house the prisoners ora wa,l c,o,,,ad
comfortable ,o<]oea Thar b.,,;ts u, ~ =
time. at 1east. ,pfo,na5. +be;, nh~s,.,,
health in,nrove3 and .u +h,t ~, ha ~.
for their moral instruction i. Jobo,,ous1,
performed. Thew ma irtr,a,,.a ~ ~.
yalce of lol,or and ;r,,,,o,-- ~. a.a,
nerd IN reform n Nv p-;aauo,, 49,,
thrust. like hoea ;ntn a nan md ,aaa,.,,,,
com. mt vorss than ,bor na,, -
The pe.rodt Honsa of fcoro,t;ov "a taa.
MI oxe, thc wo,la .o o,a ~ ~. an.s..-s.1
,.Ed model n1isons. m which ;,,st;ca ia al
na,nisteiai md tha n-;.,n.,s t-a.t.a T..
been from, the becinn;np nndcr tho cb,-.a
ind snperiptendencv of Sfr, y r R,o.b-
way, Who. re hara no ,1nnht con,d ha IN.
, 1869-11-26
THE EED RIVER REBELLION
Ahfcst From PeMabtun-e:orernpr
MCDouEMIl nnd ~ustr-rlteAx Do.
Enesttc AfFsanreln en1x for tue WIN.

LArcHt From tnbtun-s:orcrnpr
MGOouEnIl nrsd ~u.tr--rhcAr Do-
ncsttc Arrangements for tue WIN.
tex.
'F''s'"o tser. 'o' c',,st.ronds"e< Of the 81 ias.
AZ ycn hare proha.ts learned ee.cre th.s o,,
qties AID Glt1ashlot eu tnHn has been fayo.e1 by
~ asSu s;too 70 IL ,upolat!oa u tee aIsent OF
ne whole sose,nneas ut The Sorth*es. Tern
s0e s.p,s oof ef a1a ,S dsssoo aud Is
men. Is II foll bi.st, holdug stsI d. .,iy
fasns ~ saa
Tor the w'nteE. Attorney General Rieaards u
o. atcIg WIN Jos. Hol-.tc. ST J. /. NJ Ezuye2-
cner, Stcretaiy Ct state, with Jos Rotte, Jr /.
A:ea. rIss, cemm'ss,ontr oI ,ns,ou1s, ii "ifo. .ei
Gt11Ep," AID Captain u. r Cameron ard wife
ROYAL ARTILLERY, at Peicr 14a1tel'a- 50. 5ou zee,
eaa best tie rure ar'mc e sho- rs toar eva ton
oi ST faul-lhty arc hut pfebc:ans .: the best
y! sesea:, ns .esius fss 'ps ta the
spendars re winter IN or qa!:t stltie ta*a:
sor1rc 70 coercion % fclce OF 4tfDs.
The fcerls are IN sof ros.es~o1 OF F1rt Garry
sa,J that urder The prt.ent r<qi,nt pe:tecs order
tnloscccs o. any Kind being a!oxed- Tae
J." uaid," a:1 Il any At, found ni aa.'rr he he
!ttteice OF liquor, they STE Immediately placed
10 confinement uh:lt s0.xr, no matter whn tne5
are Ct NEas teeJ arc Business Is carried on a
usual; rtrtect security e1,s,lay for private ptop-
cry. ''F
What this will finally erd n Ia d.racos to COZ
lcett1e. hEdcritsni That The object II the ,u-
su1gt MS ts 20: - th.eS ou thet- .lepla1ce u the
Vneeb. 6nt II e;,ro+t aaEs1a:!p1 10 CANADA
The fojnuEu Hf lie govern eDt n!11~iap in Gu
midst II rehcre ctg TOW of tHcch CT trA siulnc,s
dbntg the wlater, Tor mast Of The xrctl,uea
cenpo:loT The parts are 1!Iehle EDd Pheasant fri-
lows The Governor, hU Fegrr, gttI1 To be rAtatr
ftseHytd, mid holds communication with no one
, 1869-11-26

ExcesA Of surplus Ia se1eu JeArs.. II
The whole number Of prisoners In the
year vas !, ,39G, the average number being
3o2. TIE great bulk Of the prisoners were
, 1869-11-26

Total eIpeu&e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. xso.0s8 14
E1eetE< Of receipts over expenditures. Slt sos II
The property, including material, furni.
ture, DC, On hand, is worth s6o,G72.47.
The institution Was opened in September,
1861, and the annual exhibits since thnn
have been ss folloes:
DxftA Surplus.
Fo. is NOS ending Dee.
81. 1S63. .EQ,A49t
S,s..xi fLa.. 81 1a,Hn
, 1869-11-26


apou, IT. snd laugh In ,has sort Of harmless j,5
lrat Is 80 svees and ntt.aole.''
chill AND Brt*os ArREs
TIE ab:rkt ruler tn $ suth A1ettca was probably
s. no. s.rEI!+nto. Pfcetdtrt OF the ArS~a,,ne
Rep1nl,,, sincere Republican who spens sesen
Jcass tn tie Lifted S.ates, aud u tie aushor Of
the pIEA.c school system o! cnHi which he essAb-
nsbsd Gu tie pF!neir:es, rad with The personal
CO operation OF Hora &C NanD. Cnu Is unqaes-
LorAbly the best ceuentea StAte on this cost
Get re1i TO oar OWE, although It Is moe con.
Sc1yallvc Stale tG1o oars, chaug!ns TT ot1cers
lcss ficqueLur, act, Ert.! frceeuE, It Wal not a
10 Grant S'nte Ia religious III uEs Sauslsx3 u the
richest tcw tt the ~oTi1 fof It's Population, a7i
CHI, although \ Dese oevel1e1 strip ot casas
ard mountain sauge, contstos uore railroad thAu
nra1l Our Xintsrrf II that staid Hni c1resnl cap:
ta,, te.A Kilpat1tcf. Il i Euch be.ser ouer.de.
ard stuu spcn1 u thAa jponaAusf, asd tStre are
ssy and festive courts TO ' htca he couii ham
besn sect with better lpt9ess. Mexico, for 10
EIaree, where RoEeTu, MeIN4n e1- Minister tcrr,
II ao iaik OF he pcrp.e evening, and shr t. aln
eoald d. In company. ktlpats1ck9 de.pa;chea, n
/! published N tte lsft txu volumes Of d.pfoMa 1e
4popderce. are tie itxst tLtefe3-tnG Of rse
te1l<f, aic altogether unro1tay 0! tae Place AID
| the PERIOD be rerTrtented- Tou pro aa.J bAve q
sci Of The diplomatic ooota: appeal 70 them for
! 1867, under the bead Of Calr,..aud, constdcreS
! that tie whole cca,t Val taen as xar With spain,
Jou viii conclude that NJ. Sc sat1 tent ons 3aok
"sr<ctai corre4aoodeut" 1he Argentine CO..
| federation, ta1s:aE the sxhAus!tg WAY wisa TAT
| asuny, 10 fatr rJpe OF the unlted States Of The
sou:f, Ard there We ha,e \ pleasant gentleman
! ID Mr. KEE. Of ohtc, taooeh TOT ono wuo Il OF \
particularly rerrous Temperament OF Aux1o1s to
| Eeke his S:s'c tannensta. He bad been once be-
tore cur Alnl4ter, LoEese1, and Is vel! informed
rrcn Tic araiss o1 the La Plata ard he b hand.
| foue tsre OF fhc srspt, agreeable American.
ssHl We should hare done better rend!nS thesc 4
an Of thoughtful and observing Eltd, akto "a
Sa1m.enlo'A Wien It IL eoastdetei tnat fe =
| years sgo tho Af1ekurrs escaped Gron tho cruel
| t,rsnnt Of Rosa., toe Lo7eE Of TINT State.
seen rrcs.e:h, dt.pl.e tie VIZ, In In
1ntsEauor. ectools md rai~nya v,
1 lot Sou,h ACe1sca. woEdestal, and II present
they contain me largest European pepula>.oa Il
any state tn South America The Argentine 3ta't
tsshe radical ennsutuiiona II State OF sae Soataezu
,heuupNsre. vensas3=R Iurtse1 oa taa deno:rhat
lne than Cbu,; hut we nesd hare no shame tt
l ente1 Of them - rtpuhlca. TneJ shor h.ghe1
e.itseu!lfe, via though 1t b, thAa eqoa1y e.u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13
BY ELE G RAP q
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, August l2.-President
Grant arrived this morning at the resi-
dence of Secretary Fish.
The counsel Of the English farmers
sent home by Superintendent Kennedy,
has telegraphed TO London lawyer to
obtain Writs Of hdbeas corpus for the
prisoners. Reports say thar these docu-
ments are already signed by Chief Jus.
tice Cochburn, and the case will be pre-
pared before the Queens Bench. 1t is
rumored also that complaints against
Kennedy will be instituted before the
Police Commissioner for his action.
All the depots here are numbered with
immense quantities of Western bound
freight, and the officers are besieged by
shippers anxious to get their goods Oh
before the prices rise.
1t is said to be impossible to tell yet
the amount the robbers stole from the
Express car on the New York Central
railroad. 1t is, however, known that
$4,000 in gold was taken. There is no
clue TO the robbers. Two arrests we're
made at Schenectady, but the parties
readily proved an abb.
ne fhIEt Aat ulauhlatNotg NJ luuttA
Point was burned this morning. The
loss will, il is supposed, reach 5000, 900
BHGHkMPros, August l2.-Genersl
McQuade, Governor Hoffman, and the
Superintendent OF the Albany and Sus-
ouehanna railroad. arrived this morning
from Albany. The latter took posses
sion of this road from Harpersville to the
tunnel. Fer seven miles General Nc
Quade found it necessary to ride in car.
rage, the rails having been taken up OF
their position altered during the recent
controversy. The militia have been
Withdrawn and are now here. The wal
is quite ended, bnt il is impossible Il
open the road for travel under two OF
three days
ALBANY, August u All quiet on th,
Susquehsns railroad. The Ramsay forcei
are expected 10 return to-day. All the
men collected at different points hers
have dispersed. The track is being rap
idly repaired and oil the rolling stocl
put in order.
The decision from Surrogate Lawtor
as to what is legal Receiver lie not ex
pected today. H
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

II win only cost you one dollar and
twenty-five oentsto buy abottle OF "Edw
wilder's Stomach Bitters," which will
certainly cure you, or any Of yourfamily,
Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and al
species ofindigestion, Intermittent Fever,
and all periodical disorders. II will give
immediate relief In Collie and Flux. II
will cure Costiveness. 1t is mild and
delightful invigorsnt for delicate females.
It Is safe anti-bilious Alternative and
tonic for oil family purposes. Itisa pow
erful recuperant after the frame has been
reduced and attenuated by sickness. 1t
is an excellent appetizer, as we'll as
strengthener Of the digestive forces, and
is desirable alike as a corrective and mild
cathartic. ss-
, I.N tl. a... fHNa rt.|I Isn0l 1875
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13
MINNESOTA.

MINNEAPOLIS, August l2.-The re-
mainder of the Northern Pacific rail
road exploring party have arrived here,
making the round trip in fifteen days
from the Missouri river, the quickest
time on record. The route, as explored,
is reported feasible beyond any expecta-
tions-far more so than on the line Of
any Of the other Pacific roads.
The country in the far West is re-
ported as suffering from drought.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August l2.-There is no
truth or foundation for the special tele-
gram from this place that Mr.. Borelle,
one of the editors of the late Stokes
organ, had received letter warning him
to leave. The truth is, the editors of the
organ wen the entire respect of this
community by their conduct as journa-
lists and citizens.
The excitement of the late canvass
has completely subsidized, and Tennessee
is as quiet to-day as at any time in her
history, and her people are in the best Of
humors. They have gone to work full of
hope for the future, with no idea of cir
cumscribing the rights of any race or
color