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The Feeling OF America Toward
EuKlQnd*

The London DdaJ star contains the following
extract from pnyate letter. addIcascd by gen.
ueDa1 who hAl recently tceu IL the United 5tstcs
mrnt II tnAJ help. the s:ar A2Js, among oshef
things. 10 ihrow sans light IN the alleged porcry
EycrJbody is M independent IN America, anil
tho consequent drtEattJ Ia no great, thai It II not
In 1ep4r1l easy 10 ect fnrtd the FeEuit Of Jous Oh
u .ao11 r.. =; ~ o6Fo
national attitude u remarkably well dedned and
cicar. universally the Americans wlAh tho que--
aon 1s .n 1 sres
manJ shAdta. The wo!.t form It assumes L alnoox
tns People vao ~ u Joa sct Int srous
1oa on o.. reyfu 81 Il. = Hs Tns i = tee
tnc good people, who saJ: "we felt hurt bJ The
te ,,ca1eti by money. II England, in her own tinc
OF ttonhit or now, would express @ Indicate "a!
feeling of rc4ret that you'll setsie she tna:teF and
settlement which included payment wuu1d he to
al American . disappointment, and 10 most
humiliation: They want tolsee ior Hounuea
,sns 9snee e 'ood mea ea'aSs Teu "a apa M II II oer
aslaeFespsni n.sse, q fs9nt q r,ss Sf In Il. yoa
d. sgst ns q fen1. T. "so s, o1 " a.sS
ihrn mp sharply, esrn II thcs ny nrAn 'tInR,
which szr nnrca.onahla Incscr teit 40 s,hstne;
ths moi m 1,ssxcn f.ees inst thcJ sru ectsnF now
il,au tury wcrr trlaEc4 ono larso s!asc-nwHe!
saI,i 10 NO: "Thc tsntcy whipped u @ oat q
asain," Another Told mo no ercw larger reops
Win IN snsy.nso frrc nrsr!os than he hal iono
H!th seyr1.y.Gse AiarrG They hare fount CUT
alrsa.,y that tho rrs,c1llun was economically
ID rpnsrDoaa hlnnheF: handsome tAuAo f1s
u "a encourage tnrn In, thereby catraAftn9 The
StFth fur Eene:aiiun OF t~n They haxn not
harmed IN America Jet that we have ts.ss1i 10 L.
trrtrne III fosr,9n quArrrlk. E'cryhohy takes for
rrauc.1 that wr shall noon c ,!rcp IL cantncuial
wsr-An idea which hAs Rood deal to do with
ihelr FcluxxI u Ae1ile tho AlA1aMx matter, Nj.
sGmnes said 70 me thAt in AM kuroPcai.
complication England might bc counted on
80 long a Ter American troab!s Wal. uu-
SERTED. somebody OF The rrueh Eubaasy
had gone home list weak and no Wa going
to polnt that cut To the Emperor. sati.
" les, England might be counied on. not hJ her
American trouble, bur bJ the determination Of
her people 70 keep tnets hand out Of these wsttc,-
Cd strtlts We tad pnt on our lighting clothes,
and would not put them on III We were attacked
or tn9ultet1 ouIselstA.' lie received ny statt-
ne1t As In some measure new, and SAID that !!
that were 30 It WAS The sronGrst evidence he had
heard Of cur growing civilization. His countfT-
men generally hare the same expectation. II ts
amazing EoW Little tho TWO countries lno" OF each
otheT+
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''p0.uAkA,iiLl.
uuprecedentcd Riis Of the Henderson:
~ :. River. g."
Tie Valley Of the Henderson
Flooded. :
Loss Of Live Stock.


ce47tspendenes u Tx cAieagp I5ibun<
D4rAWEA, Ill, July IL
Henderson County was visited on Monday night;
the 12th INST, by one Of tho heaviest 1fn stofaas
erer Witnessed IN this portion Of the eeate. From
about 10 O'Clock p m. until asrxg daylight Tuesdsy
morning, there wa an almost tncessant dclusE-
During yesterday the effect became visible IN tho
unprecedented rise Of Henderson, River, which
reached height beyond the recollection Of the
olde.s mhabttant.' The rapid1ty With which the
waters rose was 70 great As to take farmers along
the Henderson VALLEY completely By surprise, and
the result wss Witnessed yesterthy and to-day, IN
the carrying down the river OF immense quantities.
Of wheat and rye, which hid been Pot In shock On
Saturday aud}Mouday. Thousands OF acres Of corn,
oats and gsasa are literally sTcpt away, while tho
destruction to fences Il without precedent
The occupants Of many houses IN the bottoms,
beyond points ever reached By the foods before,
we're compelled to evacuata u ooats sent 10 their
aid, or on sCch temporary rats hs could be cou-
structed IN the short time allowed.
No loss OF human life Is yet reported though
there were, doubtless, some na1ruE escapes The
oss IN stock, particularly calves sheep and hogs,
Ii very large. Severil drowned horses and COWS
were Eeen floating down the Henderson tu-day.
The damage to the farming Interests Eill aggTc-
gate thousands Of dollars, and. In mnnS Instances,
renters Will lose thelr al1,
= We are almost entirely cut on from the sur
tpnndtng country, and arc not yet folly advised as
to the extent 0! the storm.
The waters are slowly recedIng today, though It
II ELL raining IT intervals.
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Ono Of tho subjects worth considering in
connection with the approaching Constitu-
tiunaI Convention. ia whether Illinois ohoull
not DO provided with = cir'l, criminal and,
ultimately, political code, iu conformity
with the progress which Inns been made,
during recent ycarn, in other States and in
England, ii. simplifying tho practice and
abolishiug the cumbrous md ridiculous
FORMS Of pleading inherited from the courts
Of England. VIA! with tho mixture uf
common law, Kentucky Law, Springfield
Inv, aud whal may DO called PrAirio Circuit
lAw, The fulcH Of practice in tho co,,sta nro
unusually diversified and irrrgulAr. A
ssntc NJ progressive In all other respects
ahonld not remain no fnr behind her aiRtcr
States in the innttar of law rcfur7n. Ono
Of its consequences iu,ist bc to detoriorasc
the etan,ling Of Tho Illinois liar hs limiting
tho number Of lawyers fro,n otlIcr States
who ca,, practice here either On uccasion OF
r,eruhncnt1y,
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I0sFn fnAttfutc of Science nnd AEtss
This institute hell an iatercsttrg meeting ut
Fun tho reports iuAle hy those Ia attendance,
.he !nsti;ut1 has been receiving many donations
:! p1n spesmoa eSs q sss, e. - r. snsor NJ
ito II jGs. namaa a % Il s.e. n'ts 10 eoGs, Il,
,s5s , q ,, ~ institute; o.. % ooha,l.oa .sas
sG ss .a .enas g.. as = ~oaa asao. H. tr s:
rum OF s,otl plants OF Ohio anu lowa. Anoitrr
tur1oter offered hts hcFbsfiu:n OF plants or New
:oha Of plants 1aeets, etc, tor tho Institute pr.
While, state uevoEu~ and other scientific xt1l,te.
incn would tnrnlsh rapcfs for publication.
institute hAd received from DF. ANA iiurr ;";i
ratIphles.. books and specimens. and that j'r.
e.s .Gu'i Iu5ns' ors ct ssehs That 'he Smith
~ so|ues OF oois anh pamphlets; thns IL, sIact.
inena. teEIs.cutins = 1nany gold an, slltr
siu!lh and GeurKe 4. u1cr1nofr; tbas ltr,. j.
y. 1tansoo hal tlouale.1 4 net Of rtiu,rt+ Ut
TIC Ag!!catnral Society q Matnc. i,c ai.o g,s,
mems donhtei and loznei Tho lnssttuts BY Il. I.
WnodtnAn' COLLECTION Of shplle, 1oTa lanl hn'I
water, so tpsr!es; ral'nc shets fspu hurnret
lah'l and ftrth water shcI1l from athrr part. "f
shc United btates. near'J w sor.ls. % specirs.
recent 101 ErsclIncns: fos'll plAnta o. TN.
rtt.anm 4t1t sai,aser fIot, t4ranh Rap'f4, Mich,
atIil Fort Drixp. 'urn: in sl'+emena R-t"1!f.
IonR and lill.Hna. - srtnsna: Tsfsou: minerals.
tl1atra IT mRn} GthrFR ami Eporiea, over lHsli
fossils shos all eoralt. stsut mo- and s.'ns ~
curina,se4 and ~ost* of Rrt; IN alL oFur 4o'H'
Etrt1;npuE ,..
rhr t:pfrrapont.InR NocfrtaFy also atatt"l tnat
HI hat s1tasetl III charge 1t .hs tH.tltase !.o "
unt,uunh .toolx and pamphlets ant! !0 tsahu w.
lttnfs ut,d that hn xa,nt ehi AoserA nnhtsfcl
t,thur n uIn,rS anil IHn,As ~ tae tollcat'nf IL
xas also nf1t,0uuced lnst Afs u. = ~'FsfinRn han
,srnuslIrtl wjiis tho IustHuIs oysr ona huntlrul
s".!,,,s,,. of wofhs VI Art and curoslttu4 With
n"t,hsr ii st,tttlart's n hasnral hs.tory. Ai*'.
t}rrfj Gf $tE1ti hal
."nie,t ~ \. Mckay, VI l.. nu, AAAA
the TtnIts aaya:
.:Ts iu+ rtIt Mha hEo at tnuch lnteftst T., tI14a
>, IT, sntt al rte a&sf-h that thn Iowa fnstl4s
Il neIrueea xEd AEIs u Al1raay s4es~sa- With 7lrw
/, IHfrEu tLe tuLlIe. atAtu that AH,unx tho pu.
tjr Es t1ttefs lu1 t8ve tAken eharer Of a[eu! dr-
Ia ttnenls u seirt, ltev l. H kehdis. for land
I'LL water ste!1s Ut tuwa; Hov. q. II. Seymour. for
arkrs:, l., il. WetheroJ. II inseets; Rev. I, I.
mdt, fF botany, Theen Krhtletnen aFe now eft!yely
Engaged IL liz cvletuna thry have uatrrtAkrn Among
i.al,rt. md Krv. Mt. Judd hAs e.n&pt4l to ror-
tim le grounds undtnS Lee heltaAsJ fet E.ae
yEII ltt.H ,-.., -.
forward specimens, cuttoslttes. plants, &c TEa
cases for these have already cotS about $1,000,
aud contatn io,t1 aTticlea, It promises 70 soon
be ore Of ttc best collections In tho West'
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Mr. Yerger's counsel ask Chief Justice
Chase to do whnt no Justice Of the Su-
preme Court has ever dono since the gov
eminent was founded, viz. Hear m appl-
cation for At1sas corpus in case arising
in the district Of another Justice. If not
positively illegal, it would be n gross dis
courtesy and iu,pertineacc. The ground Of
Yerger's application for relense is, that ho
IL not connected with tho army, navy or
militia, and is not, therefore, anenable to
military tribunal, md hence il entitled
to be tried by n jury. It would seem as
though, by dint Of repetition, rebel and
Democratic theorists could be made to
comprehend that the moment they appeal
ed to military force ut the bembardnent OF
Sumter, until the rel,el1ious State shall re-
sumo its place in tho Union, it is always
under military Inv rs necessary c"nsc-
quence Of the stat Q Of var they have pro-
fcked
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CooL1E LABOR At TIE SOUTH.

The convention at Memphis, upon the
subject Of importing Chinese labor to take
the place Of that Of tho African, wns but
repetition Of the many very bombastic e1-
hibitionB which are chronic in that region.
AL the ex-Gene.als, and cx-Colonel, and
ex-GoEernors and ex-Honorab1cs Of every
degree figure at these conventions and crate
upon the necessity Of rebuilding the South, :.
but in no convention yet held hna thare
been nun who has had the good senso to
tell the peopleto 60 to work themselves. 4
convention held in Memphis but few
wesla ago resolved. in The natne Of ali
tho various commercial and industrial ir-
teresta Of the Southern States" tha. they
"hcartily favored. "as ons Of the most
powerful means Of Developing tho mex
haustible resources (of the Bouth), the
d influx Of capital and labor from tho
Northern States;" aud it pledged vel.
come 10 al Northern omigrauts, aud full
and complete protection Of tho laws to life,
liberty nnd property. Thus they asked for
tho FREQ white labor of the Yankoea, tho
Irish, the Germans, and Scanlinaylans, 10
cultivate their fields and gntler their ero,H.
hut bnrs!1y hatl tho stcntorian clo1uonco
1T thAt convention oonsal to bo heard,
hefuro Anutbor convention waA called,
md lna sinco been hold, for tho
irn1uHo uf importing untold Thousands Of
CbiDosc, who arc to do MI tlis development
If inethn,istiblo rcaoprooa for nothing.
Two men who hnve beon' In TIM Chincso
~.
,ahlo contracts for lla a,.rp!y Of my num-
lnr of lAt,ororH, wlirrpat tim oil slave intur-
est 1,ocaino cnttunimttlo md iubilnnt ouoo
moro.
Hight l!crn, mil 1,r!urn tllls coulIo tratlo
jroooHda any furthor, tho g"ns!",nn1, from,
thc Boitil, win,bo higlns. ambition IL 4,
WIZ fat md hn atrong upnn tho unpaid In
bur ii nihcr l"t'I'lc. nhuutd fully nnaur-
Stand that there can ne7or again hn in this
country nny lnhor which u not essentially
and really free. Tho trade In coolies III not
n new QUO. 1t haa heun carried On in Cuba,
and Nruzi1. and in other p1Aeca, and il any,
thing could be worBe than slavery 1t has
hecn the cootie system In those countries.
Tint Hyste1n cnn never be tolerated IN the
T1ni4ad EtatAa, and Ho,tharn t.4,.plA may III
well underBtnnd that fact now aa to learn it
hereafter In more expensive form. There
is no objection 10 tho introduction Of labor
from CHM OF elsewhere, but that labor
must rernAin f1oe, No contractor can be al-
lowed to Introduce ten thousand laboroxa
and sell their labor 10. a term Of yca.s. at
50 much per hend, to be paid to him. No
contracts Of that kind, being nothing mora
or less than revival OF slavery and the
slave trade, will ever be tolerated By tue
American people, It has cost too much to
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The ihif1I ftisoFt Of the E0mMlttl'o Of TOttoN
ltondholiets has bees. lasue,L Il t1slo~s The
ctuslcx ~ follows: "nf one hing. however. Jour
committee feel atsnrrd, no Iir,t,sh Government
or Ilon1e Of Commons Rlu creEr nuleas our claitns
be inF aid, sanction the pay ment Of any damages
committed bJ :he Alabama 10 American
citizeus without setting OF, nnt de-
po:heca;ed b. 4 &c f1cEJ government rs security
to i}t!ttsh subjects for money advanced: especial
y as the United States Government has POSSESSED
itself Of The Assets of the Confederate States AMI
appropriated them to jta own use, and hy m act
Of arbitrary poxer. and contrary to eserr F:i.c,-
pie ot International Law, compelled The Southern
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coming. We do not. know cxacuy how !
many millions Of dollars it would require
to carry Pennsylvnnia for tho Democracy,
hut as Judge shnswood decides against the
Registry law, and as coffee soakcd natural-
izat;on papera ara plenty, and ropeatess and
bal|ot-stufFers can be had on fair terms, 10
per cent of for cash, Il is hard To sAy what
may DO done,
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They are building IN air ship In New
York, on the model Of tho California inven-
ton. Its oWnera announce that they win
complete it within two months, and thay e1-
pect it will take them to Europe In hftean
hours. It may; but It Is more likely to
tako them to the other world In fifteen
Eer1nda
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Canada has I new patent lsw. II excludes
fstm ia ten~nts ali a.IcnA and uon-resldcntA.
The Paris belea seem unified for maternity.
The Countess dc schoney II the seventh who has
died IN chtl..bcd within year.
Tho West Po,n. cadets have received oricrs TO
prrparp for marching expedition carly next
month. This Is nn innovation tn the rrgulAE Fpu-
tine OF Instruction.
A disguised highway ruhbc1 returned ten cent
notc IL tho chcf Vi tic Hartford police, with a
note stating that It wss alt he o.tAiucd ~ "go1ns
through man OF the 1alk tho night before, and
1t MAS 20 torn he eodle not rasa II.
4 rRr1s correspondent wfstes "fhat the mar
r1aRc ecAsnn h2a Het III with extreme severity.
1hc English keep one Chaplin constantly In his
rof,cs; and al for American young ladies, they
n1c married BY Rcorea and, Indeed. 40 not ,hlnk
that uhc wlll be lc!t single b. lhe end OF July"
Tic King Of 3 eden recently said 10 = gentle
Mpp who couplimchted HIN oil his <t1prts "a h
poet and tnttratsur: my dear Rlr. my ncs1t1
~ an author cannot amount to Errat deal I
ncyrE Jet fccc!scd altogether ta0 for tny itc:arT
productions
Eta.Iatics from s,put cne.ihr1 Of Finland ehow
that turing 1865 there were t3,ius dtAiu, chlr1y
fnni famine. sh'l that tiuraR The eaulr stnc ,nlJ
1920 Children wcrp foEu. In sofne districts the
mortality wus .hi1icen ~ sixteen lI ernt of tic
population.
IL TtrnI4 mentions soulc American work. OF AT
on exhibition in Paris, There arr two portraits Of
President Grant, one .. iIraly, The ofnef bJ Mia
tstigE W,lspn, uf siIchnlout. 4 portrait Of the
Hon. An.vn 1sn.tinRauc has been painted by LII
ward Nsy, Of New York.
Tlcceni1y Icptha Smith, a lad c; II, 1ivtng nrar
CaM,fc. 1,h1ry County No. slipped ant fell over
blun at CarlI.lrs mill. lie nrxt fell Aistsnce of
fortJ nyr fret, ail7hi!nR Oil bis feet 1lcre tic lc
bounded and fell htotlct thirty feet bringing ur
tn ills tlouliersl and thcn, ~ bcl!ca OF falls Of
teu or twelve feet nj tlu1e brought up aEalntt \
tire. making 1 distance Of aotue hnn.3rrd leot III
nil R!ngnazlr, he sustained no Tcrioua tu!urca,
and Was at'out ~ uEuA! IN a few days
III IlgHutcF, Mass, the 1tcy. MT. Freeman wRa
FcitHA q pnttof M tue F1fst Congregational
church aud EocIcty some f,!trcn ycnrr ago. Mr..
I. naxdc hL.scif olsbox!o1s to sont ol ihc JhuilE
tsru hy stsrnupu,iy "rtx's1ns the nsc Of tho Town
lIsll fnr halls ami ktnsrts1 gatherings, Thrscul~n
TIN youug tnr1, sought Frtrncc in rOrrl t,aanrE.
Not having sufsleirus GrAro 10 jotn tho churh.
they arll,cd fur admission to tho lAE1Ait' ~hcso
grxra ia not co1,slrsud requisite for n7rH!ltr-
ship They we're rcer.sed, aI,tl NJ! went 4tat*1h'r
ut,ill Tho annual parish 1ucrunG, wacu tho new
McnrEs toiCd mt 10 falsr anything tae co;&i!nV
yrar fpr tho pa3 IucAt Hf she pastoru halarJ, thAa
virtually and xatnsnaftty ,ilhnlaang the gentleman
from liz dulles Ut h,x t1tcc,
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FRIDAY, JULY l6, 1860.
LABOR FOR TIE UNEMPLOYED.


=@-@==--=-==
LABOR FOR TIE UNEMPLOYED.
fo-.r ,;v;n, m ora ~ ,,a ,;noa of
,s;,.rav y, Ioyr. Er;t;n, N f,iena n tbia
.;,r r.ro
- no:ice +,., n. ,n,.rx of 1on, c,tv 7nr,tton
teai thete arc nnnbeis ot ids persons y Chicago
auire nv e. q them % caa be soI to 8 cons out here
and esip through nc h.es seTsrs sunasas N 1sis
nctFnbo.hood."
Chicago is no exception, aznong the large
cities, IN the matter Of unemp!oyea per
sons, but there are less reasons ioE II uefa
tim IN many other places. Aoset1ase t"s
q day hborer. and there vii be q thousand
applicants In two hours, and oi these one
half will be married men. Advertise Tor
CLERK ut SALARY from $3.50 to 5000 Per
year, and there will bo Us many spphcanta-
All these branches of labor are oEerstocked
In tho eitisa, sad. a+ranea M ]. may be. tho
1a,ks of those look1nR 1or sacn employment
are lnrecly recruited from tue country.
Thousands OF boys IN the country hAve
been induced to abandon agricultural lie
under the delusion that II they had
commercial collegiate education at the
expense OIL say sloo, they eau una COM
nerc1al houses In aA tho large cataea waiting
to take them In at large salsraea' as CLERKS
bookkeepe1h, cashiers and 1anlos partnofs'
Having spent the money toz what they sup
posed was mercantile education, they
slcoa .oe soss !" 'near oas' 'oanng 'oana
The cities waiting for some petty employ
men. in store. No graata1 mistake Was
ever 1nado than for boy reared on a farm
to abandon that life 10 depend upon clerk
shin in apy store or public Office. Not over
ono in a thousand ever earns more than
enough to live upon from day to day.
But there are othe. people in the cities,
atle.l,odied men hnyinR wives and s1nall
families, who ure nc less deceived. These
men walk the sszeeta daily, looking honestly
or labor, and who do not average, tho yenr
:ound, moro than ono day's employment
1ut of every thrce. 1heso mon perform
ihe scvGrcst md tho roughest labor, md
+hcir cummings only enable them to koep
their families supplied with food, and from
periAhin}, with cold in winter. And this
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ahout Il otslptk. I'D became wreck, win ,nn,
b. F. UImer snd !. :,s1nef. Vho ia r.n,.,.
thu nisht ase. tns - >-ern rsrneH X ioe
peny, b1t hsd no tin,e 70 NO ihe!. wagon. >4ee
AZ ~ s"ssN - a9ssh ~, " A14 a - NJ. fsf
fATed mosf of his cnad. n1* 70 e'o18a 10
In ts 81 ~ 11neiaa nsea ~ 9ssu1a1t
EhaW = HnTfens = nil Wsias L..
consrruc;tnn. IN b.ai1' H.msens - y sooise q
snd Sood,xess @ ~ . o1t md aoatsd 4xsy: The M
80 s 'tsaa n A.vM ~ alns essesn YooncTJt
dam.ref e.kksnt1 H.. III. ~ ~ eonattefaely
M et - S1H19 Bsw dfosnso Na4& lnEa E1s Abous
*A9 ,..
xstef s5a MSg houss aa rs us'
Wl&anf sogemyes saved vc1y little from thelE
o1rei1 rs and reszfaunt, and their loaa was heavy,
galt Railroad i consdGs Gshie. TSs b1idse over
Iea 1srs AIS , va Garied % and lodged about 4oo
1Aal4 beloH. Iha u21k VA badly washed in
1tn ttSn9za sne round house VA pretty well dilei
Wsie, wnseT, Aad the depot platforms Were under
Paois Va ahaSe n, to the railroad property neax
ana mafe ~ ~ snsht Trains Will run ~ usual
Tie % onI1 ~ aeaias eo1nsss.ons as advertised
denafrnrn If tss sepoFteo ~ 70 the time Of the
those o. Two chillfea tu}sa morning, wes.
eTeek xss rtsing fsst. and ,os n ,ssn sqnaay. Tho
deayo,tug to eaye her ehgnrrna sS Mos9es Mas en-
pxced ono child in ifeq aud WI rtfnrr1na
tne1 Were cfa.he1 t6 tes,S I'll H. 70 pisees AMI
tnto tha housa Ffttay mosnin1- Tna un5 ~, Hosei
tlo1 Boss smith, Was II Coiumns ncre., ~ ~
a1er, during shis fesz1ai tlue. %'140'' '1s
MESSING seyeri hours in f4 ta15 1e eaasea after
:s0 o'c1ock by q boat '-1~ 01'eu aooas
maatic Se4e resei,et IL ~, afa. ~ DO
IL ;f1iton IT. 1 ~ itux UGas auo1t 1ckEx
ttnr ,.rT,a .trn fnn1 f-aa1 y, ea = aJ 7la-
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oeo'he a. ooaicioA' S7d.' "'e0 ~
1etapo,uy eotul'1A.0. - nsss =. ~ "oS ~
1..st.., ~ 1n.,, .,,:.t -,
"a'n1n 1 | ha.o - ~ ;na,:a,a,,,a -;aht ~ ,nata -
. r.. -. ~, IT,, ,i;,,h.oe. r,.ea
,,ntil r1s5a h.. ,ta Tudoo. ~ Iba ar,ro,na
Ca,-t Thot ,on,t Eo ,,ol,ora ho1a fbo
,nnos;,. ,octvno NJ shrfo,,,t hos =, IN.
TT, ,.a,, ~ rao,,;a1, - .o,r,,, .r,ot l..
s... r.:....
III. n sn anhesr,,'o, ,h1o In ~. h,..ov,,, ,n,.
country Inst men should be Imprisoned autl brand-
es rnuus that III tte nsn;1n Gar y. sutser ~
inc guycr1nent the prlmary rights to levy upon
m. 4hsi man pshoni setz iii m ~ III N ~m
nun jail for not having the property whcrew!tn 10
, 1869-07-16

4 now caHo II 1oynl "EalIantry' laH
ur!nnn IN EnEln,n', IL slow tho Ens!'nh TINT
THUR fntnro King, Alfred Edward, In IL
drunken .lesnurhcc ,ll rocklnns va6a.
bond. Tho la.ly. in thiH caao, whose l.o11s,,-
hold hna been dlHgrnct,l by tlIo r'ltrAncn OF
tllo Prince Of W.lcA. lnn 1ithcr boeoIue iu.
HaIo under her bonse of slI.1.,n, OF Ina buc,i
conveniently induced to frigu insanity In
order to protoc. herself and tho Prince
from tho exposures which would have ca
sued In tho Divorce Cnnrt ut tho suit Of her
husb.1nl. Unless the Prince re.urmA carly,
he will incur great danger Of being Aszas-
htuated by tho victims Of his unscrnpnlous
lechery. Meanwhile, the masses Of tho
English peoplo-who have long discussed
the habits Of the maulhcrs Of tho royal
fa1nily much more freely tAnn NC hayc
done--callnot fail to bo silently asking
themselves whether royalty pays. Nothing
ia 80 well calculated to disgust them with
it na the character Of the hcir-appareat,
which would entiile him to br considered a
true son Of Isabella Of Spain rather than uf
Victoria Of England. II the Spanish Poo
pie would not toleEato it in Queen, Will
the English submit 10 it in King?
, 1869-07-16

Koopnnnshoof cannot comply with so zea.
honnblc demand, he had bottor scll ous 70
somebody who can. ,-.-
, 1869-07-16

sttubcu County, Indians, At an election held OF
the 10Th instant, decided. hJ majority Of over
20 votes, TO appropriate -, 900 toward the com.
peuon Of the Fott waIre. JneSson Saginaw
Railroad.
, 1869-07-16
IOWA.


From De Ddesnpert Cd-etn.
The following census refuzDs ron Iowa cdun.
tics received at the once Of The Secretary ef State
W1u ho OF tntcrtgt 10 Te1des1 showing - they
do, tho Increase tn population and number Of
dwelling houses In the different counties slcca
1877.
, 1869-07-16


thf.Te n ptah- DAru'ea Ate AWAY Ettslca o5 the
neafest bhhop Or Elder. Casea arising undof the
laws OF tho United States and tried by Jury, arc
rarely ectticd IN Tho 8Atne way. Tot no Jay Will
nuh ycs1!ct contrary 10 the Adrice Of The bishop.
And Ia zinc caRcs out Of ten they vii. manage 10
get hls atrtec u It il moi rendered voluntarily.
Tho Mormonu point with awkward pride 10 tho
muHl.uios pt children which thrung theI door
waya There arr, ludee1, too many children IN
Etnh. tut thn process by which they are brought
into the world Il that of spawning rnshcr thap Of
cis,,tte1 birth ant, Judging from their arpcaraco
onc rnu1d infer that thry rrccrct, "A little care
.t,e, thex con,c ,ntn tbs worid "A Ina minnouu n
,hr,r ttrcnm. ~ eoutsr ihcrr hrn rrcrn,3nn,. I
.neat nul1 or ,he mass "A thry nnncarrd 10 rno,
r,ry .rr ,,r tnfrr1or IN tho Marian - vrt.ser,.'
~ho xn,s ,ho raw 4ims1en uu,rt .,IycT rntne of
,,s),rn,n,, rhn.r ,,,,c brnrn rhtl,rrn arr rver1.
whrrr ti,1x arr,.rA hrrhf.c,rt r,v and
srr1ah.It, Tho Mor,,nn rh,in,rn, far
Inn Yntst nan h.xc ;i-rr,,fn,
vacant loot Gu, Of tnr,r r,rA Tne1 are moi meat.
IL drrsacd. n ron AK fbcm nn,tbyno inv tc,,
I,tr ,hcr !. amy xnnu ".nh ,hnuIt ,nIcc ,h.,
IN, ,,ti mt t1nw s,r onv ona srht,oi t,on,o
Il, ~. -,,-+,,or~ t-,arn,,.,,v thrru ~, ,,h.r,
~, ~ .,,y =, ,ho,, =. ~, s,.,,,,,,
,,,nn y 1-..h ,Hnat. 49, =, .a.ss u,ti" stn.