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The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09
COM N e RCIAL,
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD AND STEAMERS, JAN. g

GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-S00 bbls. -four. $50
cans milk. sugar boxes 70 bbls potash, so 100
lai his, cars coIn,3 do potatoes, d. Iu,aber do
shovel handles, 20 rolls leather 20 bbl beans 10 do
cider, 2e4 bales tow 1913 boxes copper ore 1910 bags
wheat So boxes bacon 100 pigs. butter bales hops
cars OATS 100 boxes meats, IT'S bags peas and
dry bbls, cases and packages of merchandise. In
bond, 1900 bbls. flour.
PORTLAND q RoCH sTER RAILROADS. cars SUI
sun Tries.
PORTLAND, SACo & PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
. cars su ;ar boxes and heldiups, car sticking, IA
tanks OIL cars machinery, lot of stoves and cast
in9s. zlz nour bbls. 100 carboys. 20 bds ba ting
Dales waste 59 obls. ale perehes inishel granite
FOXES nsn ~ Dds alum, and sundry cases, bbls. and
PORTLAND d. KENNEBEC RAILROADS. bbls,
cheese 10 90 dfled apples, 20 pkg. butter, 10 bbs
hsh, pkgs. furniture, ~ bds. houps covered wap-
OH, cars granite. do box shocks, / /, o lumber. 40
pkgs. sp in9s, So boxes axes l01 dozen shoyel han
dies, So cases oil clio h. 81 casks cars potatoes
do hoops, IL hugs. cases woolens aud sundry pkes
to order.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOSTON, $40 tierces
bhs and tubs lard. psi green hides 5s5 dry hides 5
bbs. liquors, 81 pigs drugs and dyes Go bbis pork
1O bags salpetre, 20 casks OIL II pkgs furniture
bis glass ware, sewing machines, loo bags and
pockets coffee, 81 chests tea 24S rolls and bills len tn
err 100 boxes soan, 20 Shoes 80 boxes fruit 70
do islns, % bdls paper horses. 1l5 bales wool 2s
bags waste, 16 do rag, 159 BIB s. phosphate Of lime
ana 332 pkg', merchandise to order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

OYs7ERs.-H. Freeman & Co. arc this day
opening superior cargo of fresh Norfolk oys-
tiers, the best Of the season. Have your cans
filled for Sunday dinner.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

THE LAMo1LLE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-Tbe
town of Wolcott, Vt, has subscribed ten thou
sand dollars to the stock of the Lamoile Val
ley Railroad. Five more shares will be taken
by individuals who were mot present at the
meeting. ~"
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

The attention of those who are ruptured
and deformed is called to the notice of Dr. W
r. Bonsall of Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

WE would call especial notice to Gould's ad-
vertsement He is selling mems calf hand
sewed boots for So 80; women's Congress boots,
$1o0; misses lace and Congress double sole
serge, $1.Oo; childrens pegged, IS cents; and
all other goods in the same proportion.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09
Bachelors Ha,r ~

rms splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
Uny u ,e anS perfect Dye-harmiess RELIABLE
tnts. Remedies the III Effects ~ Bad DYES Invie-
ss ana caves the hair soft and beautiful blacRo
Oro o Sold by all Druggists and Psriumers; and
suset,NeW York. tan14sHd1v
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

! f. o. BAILEY will sell at 10 10 o'clock to-
day 100 ions anthracite coal at Deake's wharf
At IL O'Clock, horses, sleighs, robes, &c., on
Market street, corner of Middle. See adver-
tisement.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

CALL at Atwood's saloon on Centre street if
you wish to obtain the incest oysters. He is
opening New York and Norfolk oysters of the
best quality that has been seen in this market t.
TRY them and test them
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09
A Card.

The undersigned take this opportunity to express
their thanks to the citizens Of saccarsppa their
active and earnest efforts to prot their Machine
Shop and Its contents from fire by the burning Of
the Foundry Saturday Evening, Jan. 2, 1860.
Being dest tute of Engine iacilite s in our place
for eAtinguishing fire, and arriving at the place
and finding the foundry all in flames the men at
once formed themselves in tUo liz 10 the river and
passed wat in buckets until the fire sublued
and thereby prevented further destruc ion OF prop
erty. KNOWLTON BROTHERS.
Jan 9-61t%
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

Thomas Cobb, Director, should be added to the
list Of Directors for Casco Street Church.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09
Office.

Notice.
~Tbe Carriers OF the PRESS" are not allowed
to sell papers singv or bV the week, under any Gu
crmsfances. Persons who are. have been. receiv-
Ing the "PREss" IN his manner, will confer fav-
or by leaving word at this office
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09
Timmaus a. Hawns

have Just received a lot of fresh Norfolk oys-
ters, which are of superior quality, and for sale
in large or small quantities. Call at Nos. /
and 16 Market Square and get your cans filed
tor Suniav
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

DIR. Carpenter can be consulted at the United
States Hotel until Jan. 14th only. He can be
consulted at the Dewitt House, Lewiston. a
few weeks on and after The 4th,upon blindne, 8,
deafness, catarrh and diseases of the eve. ear,
throat and LUNGS
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

LOOK out fo- the sleigh champion" this az.
ternoon, at 2 o'clock, if pleasant.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

The annual contribution in aid of the Wild
ows' Wood Society will be taken up at the
First Parish Church to morrow
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

For catarrh buy full pint bottles of VOL
colts Anpihilator, in white wrappers ST. VOL.
colts Pain Paint is also in white wrappers
only. Sold at druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Or THE
Choice Fruits and NDices !

THEIR STRICT PURITY, DELICIOUS FLAvoRs,
UNRIvALED STRENGTH AND GREAT ECONOMY,
are attracting rade from lovers of CHOICE FLAW
oRs which is without a parallel.
Their yreat success is because they are the true
rich tacors of the fruits and spices Of remarkable
strength
EA-Goy. JAMES Y SMITH, OF Providence, Il. L..
says: My W fe pronounce them superior to any
hay0rlng extracts she has ever used"
Ex- iov. WIN. A. BUCKINGHAM, of Connecticut
SAYS: For a Long time we have used them, and
lind them very ine,''
DR.. J. G. HOLLAND, (Timothy Titcomh) author Of
"Katrina, &.., the we'll known authoi O, Spring
fell, Mass, says: "They are the standard in this
vicinity"
Dealers treble their sales with tbem.
Sold IN Portland, Me-, by
ANIL. c II ADWgCK. 22 Market square.
And by all dealers in choice favors. SEES sm1awSsn
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

DR.. BENNETT. room % U. s. Hotel is curing
all manner of disease without medicine.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09
To Holders of Government Bonds
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AND VALUABLKa.
Union Safe Deposit Vaults,

LEE, HIGGINSON & Co., offer .or RENT. Safes
inside their VauI at rates from 500 to 800 per
annum They also offer TO receive Special Depos-
u. as 'ilecs. securities OF persons living in the
cou Try or t. iveng abroad, Officers Of the Army
an MY, Masters OF Vessels and Others. Circu ars
containing toll particulars, forwarded on application
10 nENRY LEE, Manager.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09
Hernia and DefOrnities !

Div W. Ii. BONSALL,
OF 80 fremont street, Boston, Gate assstant OF
MaIsh's institute Tor DeiolmItles," aston house,
N y will be at
RO"n A, U. 3. Hotel, Portland.
Until Jan 10, to consult with thoss who are Rup'ur
ed, and wha are suffering deformities OF the Spins
Hips, &C. DR. bonsau uses exclusively MaI sh's ce .
ebrated instruments from Y. jy9sNlw
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

"SoATTERNG."-Th vagaries of individuals
in voting last fall for Governor are seen in the
following scattering votes for that functionary
J. L. Chamberlain 2; Ebenezer F. Pillsbury
%; Ezra Kempton, I; Reuben G. York, l; Ma.
than G. Hichborn, 1; George c. Getchell, /; o
o. Howard, l.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09
CUMBERLAND co.

CUMBERLAND CO.,
Sup. Jud. Oct. Term, 1868.
1t is Ordered that at the term of said Court to he
commenced upon the End Tues iay .Ianua v, 1863,
the trial list + actions shal commence with action
now numbered 400, and extend to the end OF tire
dock as they may he found actually TOR; trll and
this order is passe with the vice and C INCUR
renee OF The Judge assigued TO hold sal term
ID. W. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
Dec 81 -d2wsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

Now You SEE IT AND Now You DoNT.-
The Argus discourses thus of the Senatorial
nomination:
Conservative Republicans will be generally
lncliDed to hail this as a rebuke to Mr.. Morrill,
for his vote in favor of impeachment, and it
certainly has look that way. Now you see
10 We are not so sure, however, but that Mr.
Hdmlin would have voted the same way had
he been in the Senate at the time. (Now you
dOn't) Nevertheless, there is doubt aud Mr.
Hamlin is entitled to the benefit of the doubt
Mr.. Morrill, therefore stands rebuked by his
State, for his course in that dsgraceful pro.
ceeding. (Now you do.) But after all, i'm
parchment probably had but little 10 do with
the result at Augusta. Nov you don't.)
A combination of all the bright spirits Of
numbskulldom couldn't have produced more
confused and meaningless paragr aph than that
Hamiin, as matter of fact, took ground in
favor Of impeachment in speech before the
Republican Stat Convention of 1867, months
before Morrill, thought of doing so. In voting
Tor the conviction of Andrew johnson. Nor
rill acted as patriotic aud faithful represep.
tative of the people; Hannibal Ham!in is en-
titled to even more credit than Mr.. Morrill, for
having earlier discovered and announced the
naoe stv of removinp Tho faitblaea Eva...
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09
Central Drug Store.
II. y. MURRAY & Co.
Druggists and ApOthecaries,
81 Exchange Street. Foc Block,
PORTLAND ME-

PORTLAND, ME.
general assortm mt OF tficinal Drugs and Eledi-
cines, Chem Gals, B,tauic and Family Medicines,
Dye It fs ali Linds Patent Medicines, Fancy Goods
AM Goilet Articles an all artic usually fund in
q well apo nte dug Store. offered for sale at
this establishment.
81 Physici ms presc' pions of all kinds care
fully and accura' ely put up.
The Store will be open on each Sabbath from ome
to ihree o'clock P. M.
Remember the Location of the Central Drug Store,
No. 81 Fxcnange street.
jan4diwsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09
CONCLUSION.

would fain linger on this theme; but 1
am admonished that this greeting is also a
farewell Untried, unknowing, and almost
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

Joseph A. Lee, Esq, has resigned his Office
as Cashier of the Caiais National Bank He
has held the Office about 80 years. Mr.. Frank
Nelson has been elected his successor.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-09

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, 1869-07-29
A ROW IN ALABAMA.
Attack EtpoH Hepnblirn,is m.

ffrm the Aonituntrv tAt1) }pttrn.I Jntt a.
FlU1n MI eJe Nluefs We hare tbs foi,o nilig par
ticpIais caneeEnng tile tiIlturbaurs Al Rsef Hun,
Mea.ts jtani aid 1ius',s., l.a, been au,,yuusc.l
io aatr'. ~ thn lrn',!ssn, a. TIT. place Unite
T e% s tn" refs @ Ito seSS sn Wpfn yn sc,.
Inatt was lsat,l Hese runes its ID itsliss,s i
s ss s Ss rss.s} Il. H." ta; IT. IL.
Ftnss. 1'pn., Mf. IfenlD rou,,uahce,I. i,ar.
lbH hl+ epn"rIi u tttr minutes he ras
tn1s. hEl hithli trrntr " ttit feet ~ The sl.tr
rlt ttesf,nrt rpts tlste'l ath i,y tlta4s tnaI#t.
~; ~! %ss% Z! s%ss t % IT,. !s .sr II" s'''
s.. ' s' ;as III. e. 's ss's ' u s'"s s4.
ltsr,'', h, shu ta,I. lin Eals wa hfotsit atii
MAUI Mu'"y lhteni1 tts.wt. JuhEs alntlll. ID
lad ,n,e,ni,s, h'ia 10 Iruss, ~ '''''''
Jadus lss''1n, AF. i4aRl1anl, snd Mnf'oy skeR
WIS heard. JM 1Afoflasaf haes Tut AHuW by
WhnHi th'A Blot Waa Grc1. IN fuw Allli.tus nav.
TT . % Tste ana ssHn ifrs'a ts ss
Mpghani HAT ilnsu drunken Mhhs G.atl DutnllIe
xErc sxparina shns IhsJ shntlltt ha tlllAl Ma!oy,
ltto lWo latter wCrD fhtrl Informed that thay
lnse no tins III getting out Of Town, They Wajkud
about Il hundred 1anis fEona tho hotel, leaving
WDIiI 1uE luEH IOERe1 10 tsf he1t 10 thcHl. Wnllo
sllung lear tho road talkiug With SOME freedmen,
Pnrknhon and Mccoy cams down. Parkinson Ind
Just nrr1rea IN town Mcssrr. lienln and bingham
Nrnt baek to tho ho:cl, hudt thc!F tcan btlHg
wtre heape4 upon AtsaraL II. and L., AMI tho
whDc anhl1 accna 10 IN Impartial Observer rathcr
severe commentary upon TIC great ilil Of Ilxhts
slight Of speech" Somc RlI or Ecyen froclneu
wcrs wounded, ono severely. It's a.!d thu. Two
TIA, ; tts Intention was deliberate. cua tho n,su
previously toncoctel, to ns.a.sinatc Judge Helm
nnl Nj. MnEhsm, Is tho belief OF tnc Republicans
flali., That We might attribute 1t to the influence
OF lad whlskcY.
, 1869-07-29


Dr.. Dtct. Of Craig-SmaSue no:of,ety, Lately con-
f1aed In the jan as Ehctson for contempt Of court,
has been contributing articles for publication dnr.
1p1 The akt few weeks, 10 tho Northern lufRofAcs.
Over hundred nagun1 paased through Mattoon,
ono DAY lRat week, the teanAters being bonnt for
Missouri to Eather honey.
Tia city Of OTTAWA, on ThuradAJ Of List week,
voted lean Of eso.ooo for constructing dams
across the Iiltnois and Fox Rivera
A 1tt1o son Of ", Peter, lIttng thrce miles frozo
Edshion, wus choked 10 death, = few days ag,t
while eating an apple, By q plcee Of the fruit
Logging IN his wlndp'pt-
4 Mr. uruee, Of Aurura, has grown sone cur
rants, OF the Prince Albert variety, which average
Two oinches aspuud, and tHeuly cuIraats to TIC
A:em-
The Eat Treasurer Of MAdsop County kept the
funds OF the county In his wIfeI Stocking.
". H. Colo canght IL Skunk River, the other day,
gar hsh four and halr feet long.
II Is et1Ied that the damage to the Burlington 8
MISSOURI Railroad BY the tato stor1ns will not fail
lar shorl Of s1ot, 900.
MICHIGAN.
The platnwell {Allegan County Erpress gives q
lengthy description Of that town It contains four
churches; union schoo1: lodges Of Free Masons,
Odd Fellows, and Good Te,nplars: banking
honses about t~ cut J.nsc stores; two hotels two
mUrc art soon 10 DO openeol: tHo Touring mills ;
two planning mills; four wagon mauufactores; TWO
livery stables: two iurnhcr yards; two grnln Gle
vators; eaw-nll; siI pnJ Js1elans, and three LAW
yen. -
TIE TEEnIT0nIEa.
The Helena tMontana> ura!i Of the 10Th sAys.
1--WE saw, last evening, huge elscr button.
weighing 125H pOunda. This VILE the result Of .
scry successful run from tho 6tapieton, Tuscarurs,
Erytr Light AID Anaconda Io'lep, aud mas smclted
W.
fcnta- Thls silyer brick. Or button, hAs been test
Cd by the hs.sJcra, and found 10 be o96H 1ne, 4
pcr cent If which Ia guild. lta currency vaiue ia 4
traeuan uFer ease1.
, 1869-07-29

branch Of tic Judiciary Department Of Tho
government, we lsye no eosloui,s,lcsi
courts. They arc as foreign from
our ryhtcm Us the g,lIllotino, mon
frchy, recrnge, slavery or a union Of
Church and State. E;gland and tho pouu-
rental counsrios o. Europe hnrs eoc!caias-
t'eal courts na b1unch al their established
judiciary. AA such they havo coordinate
md Independent rights of their own.
They arc general, II not q
necessary. incident to m established
church. But in tho United States
60 nctual, independent ecclea;astical courts.
having powc1s over tho person, property.
contracts and u,a!erial business Of auy pa..
ties Whatever, can e1ist, not even by tho
consent Of parties, except as that consent
tnay give them tho subordinate powers Of
@fo't1ators, who are ut all times subject To
haye their proceedings reviewed BY Tho
courts of the State. Nr. Judd sdu1ts this
IN bis statement, He says:
The case hcloyt ite court, 20 far ~ !ts ASPECT
"an eoncesned- was similar to an arbitration, Tha
complainant hsd agreed 70 the caDonx, doct11nes,
olscptlne. ano w1rphtp OF the Church. Tint wAl
= afundancnta condition 70 his becoming I fniqis-
ter OF The Ep'hcopAi Church. lie knew ct no cass
wnere Court e chanceIJ had intertercd With an
afhi1ration courf, unlesG fraud Wa shown. 1u the
b!ii nled ~ The complainant no fraud WAS alleged;
nil tho avcrments wc,r In relation to the reguIary
q CFNfrgulArtiy OF tho rrpceedugs."
What greater fraud could arbitrutors COM
NIT than to pretend to hear case accora-
ing to the agreement or law under which it
was submitted to them, end openly violAte
that Law II notice to parties was required,
or even left to be implied, md none were
given, would not this be fraud ? Ii there
not at MI times an element Of fraud in ap-
penring to Try casc-i. e., to inquire into
its merits with the view Of coming to con-
clusion-when those who outwardIy seo1n to
be investigating hnve inwarlly formed their
conclusion 30 positively that no inyostiga-
lion can change it7 Irregularity Of pro
ceeding being IN itself frand. it may be u.s.
aumed as conceded by both sides,
and decided hy Judge Wilson
in the Hager case. that the right
Of the civil court 10 compel tho Ecclcsinsti-
cal Court TO proceed rrgular]y, in accor.l-
arce with The canonical law, ia indispu.a-
bic. This inrolv ves the daty uf Tho civil
court 10 construe the canonical law, 10 de-
te1minc what arc ind What nre not offences
under il, and vlnL arc the regular modes Of
proceeding at every step.
An ecclesiARtical tribunal addresses itaclf
10 Tho conscience only. II Il court in
,foru c"nsrirntire only. Whatever effect lis
tlcciHiUr u,ay l'orc 10 certify 10 Tic Church
that recsur hnH rloln.cd The csnuns Of lla
, 1869-07-29

Ilt t"u.htl fyt The respective PARTIES III
Nj t'lat.t,s raso, "n !he .,ulirn ~ dia-
+,Ayr ihe irju,.elini!, defined very veil Their
ntl@trae positions. Mr.. Jn'1l, TIN t,t.llhlf If
tn" lsishpp ard the curt, sail, In con-
Guiding:
II was lrea ihnn NJ appeal ~ minister NJ
the, ,rnrh" u"', 10 t!tli 'sil,rral tn tnrrIess
ui,h the sprIiai :Gutts n II" tennttT, 10 hla .te
hKft Nku.t merely w hn Al arnuiE1a Hath1tF ahJ
t,tl't ~ lite MI, aHsaHn n tus tBpfits whatever.
u wa erpmiAf. lp ihr"uht, '1s.s ~ 9lMtetlttrt"e
lIntntetft1s U"a " 4 tHsl f*'MFt with llH f4thts
+44l t1ui"s ami r.etakHtts~* II NJ etsiR4tt#th Nj
-A4*,%Eln"l ift"naI wH's te3f tff1"Hs iHalt"t:
~" 'tnnIty ~'a1l alias j., NJ tasxai. t#d tne"
-"nI,I t.Hl"~ \ ttt1axia Inst nsht astatA the
i"n"h4'"'n ID "'tt s"s+s""saHs ~ h"teI. thhtls
siasth II ihn elt"hs +tM ~tht ths f'Al VI lAa
:. NJ =
AID Nj, Tl4an..+'H. an t.eheit "s tbs tec,
~, ,r,AAllG.li
"tst4a a4nI'ss atos,I'Hs Aefni Ptrss. Wh.'ht1 Z
tis L.. III eAst u Eu0 hAh E1 er4 &,F,ltllY u The
,..,,.tr Tbs t-,Aeutul.nn k!4A tha law III lL1
LLtll, NJ lult AVID. acG..'u. II thay Aai ilot,
uuud lite uusi iAkt 4Ei!EahGt u aN ap1ilc Altuu
: IT, r. .t!aiu iAuu1, AID Guaiits ttu ~ a. AGodfd-
Mas h,tl 1,e3 h4se nu ilxht " rr1iesd witt Ike
r. t1lai of-4ls }safo1osnI'
I.uill 1t nbauz,ed .h.t Nj. Judd, strong
iy as he duairsu3p !tsste his c4ss, has no.
lie ,ecllsssuesa I'd la,ns ee,f-retalned adyo.
.A,ca II tho Bishops esu.sat9 ss1hSa thai
tie cl.Les;aatica1 courts d tas<2giscopa
Church nre tndependeut Of the drAM jus!
rs State md national courts arc indtpen
dent u each ether, or Couzts Of Admiralty
ere independent Of Couzs a Chaucey. Il
j. generally wcl understood that IS q
, 1869-07-29

ITO GerIntn EmiCraat Association Of
Chicago has presented plru for tho adli-
tiuE:l cu1aiolt nEd protection ot tho largo
bodies sf cmigrauts n1,iyius hero and rasr.
ing further west. Onc brunch of this plaa
is 70 lu;ld rpiroad depot at somo convcn-
lent point beyond the city, to which all
trims lnown as cu.igrnrt trims ahru be
cs,ried. This depot is to he supplied with
ali the conveuicuces for sanitary protection.
Il is 10 have accommodations for lnrgo
bodies Of cuigrnnts md for. tho security of
their baggage, It ia TO havo bath
7ooms ind ~nsh-rooms, whore tho
ptrLons md the slothipg Of Tho
Itrargcrs nay bo cleanSed. ~ such place
provision should be made for the separation
Of The sick, and especially those afflicted
will contagious diseases in Seasons Of cpl
ls1nic, from the welt, and for every convcn-
iencc FOX the proper clro of those afflicted.
Tic c1pcriccto OF this ssAson IN tho mnue9
Ct fnsnll-po1 strongly demands This latter
rsecuution. At present emigrants reach
Chicago daily in large numbers by all tho
vn,iora trunk lines from tho East. They
aro thus scattered at Ills various rai'ruad
Citations in tie city, and duriEg their stay
suffer grcatly from the lack Of ordinary con-
veEierccs. 1t is rarely thut ono Of those
EaiuA has not no,ne sick persons On board,
including cnscs of Eli Ill l-po1, feror, md all
Tic diseases 10 which trnva1iera, after q sen
voyage, md in strange county, ARC Eul,-
iect. In case Of sickness the victim LaB
tc hc cns.ied to hospital or put on board
nrotlcr trnin, End too cf.tn IN tho Inter
case not only dies before reaching lis des-
tinntion, hut spread, the disease amurg his
icllcv-trnyelleIa.
II thcrc were aceEiral depot ut some point
Mvot,1 tllr citE nt which nj the lines III rail
var roull deliver c1nigrant passengers, none
II thcae ctse. of small fcor, or fever, Or
cholera, wuuld enter tie city, but wuuld
I'll bp INC. at this leput, aud
,he1e promptly and efficiently treated,
i'll apartments ailnrted 10 hospital
trr"cses. A.. IL ip, though trniu
LMe n!l1ller uf dead bodies on II, mud
lara srure NJ caHea Vt csItltaEiuua tlisensc,
flr." snn Hn1tr" 10 1nitsne but IL bring
lL.sn fIl int" the city.
III" establishment NJ mn emiErnnt 1ep"'
in vito fnniihrT snens,,t", hn1 one VI great
t"triis I" illn emiEtau'a; hui |! Ia lucas
ue which. il nl'usni1. inielA wotk a etcp
p,s,.utA ~ evl1. Il,rro ia M l'tnnrl, ul
t.'lr s,t,i,n uhirl, ielni.aa ,,,t're Hlasllnf
i,fsrtjt, p.u1 ent,'pst tatu,F That, IL ee,r fni
.'1 r,",ide ptnj"siir t"t thssn ntniutatssn
NIjlp slAn ht:iuni.hlln "f iis't'I III "t itn
fa.LIst.t. H.. ~
, 1869-07-29

HcmnEknblc cssc OF Mistaken Idenu
tltys

oa Tuesday we gayc. In tuef. tie particulars Of
the robbery Of ths AeIehnnss' Express Company
staie, BY ID ahscondlng agent. Il sppesl: thas III
The AKcnt ahsconded Win the package on Ffiday.
lne lGth inst. An effort ns nade to t1aoe him.
been found. 4 man answering Inc description Of
urday g sunday tss tha east. Despstcaes - were 1
q Cedar Rapids whefo tha supposed tugl.
i've vas remembered rs having LETT iho
sna i rs .upassd nsaa ma ~ asS Aens l., @e %
the Southwestern Rosd for Dubuque, thence to
cross into Wisconsin. The fact was despaIc6ed 10
which ras placsd 10 NaTshsi Har6ys nands hese @
e!cW moments before tie a,TtgM Of the tain
Monts! afternoon. The despatch gare descrp-
nsaron M az esty task. Marshal Hardy hast,iy looE-
NE TSs f. ma@esf ct aa
the !esee to take an up-fiyer steamer. Thern
cocld be no doubt that be had captured the f1la1
nss n Ss n9 tSs tSs
tes TO tue gentleman, aud requested that be would
relieve him frum the responsibility Of releasing he
tct.on whom he had 80 particular, been INSTRUCT
ed to arrest. The gentleman. who gate bis name
ige hs abiuti 10 convince IL express aatadsitiss
thnt a mistake h.d been made. Mr. G.ay therefore
a ascotDEsu'ed tac Mssshai 70 the e1rres. oolee,
ous III ASA1H4 AaHio leee4lntAuCe 70 k1a
Of the oflco TO demand. hls deter
t,ou until The following day, when the Buperin-
tendent Of the division ID which Pacific CItI Il 10.
Gated woult arrive and definitely settie tbs cues.
Acn if Identity. MI aray xaE accordingly bound
over In the Gum Of aie.oo0 until Tuesday Not
having hnbtt Of carrying that rum Ia hii pocket
rhen travelling. and benE stranger In the city,
M ne ~ ~. compelled to accept Tho hospltal!es of
e5i that The po@cs 0tncerx We1H already convlnoed
!hat Mf. HFtug Gfa1 WAS not tne fnxitIye IL
0n 7hursday The cypress tupettnseudeus a,.
rived. bearing wlth him photograph bt BtnJton4
Il was rety far llsencae Of Ar. qIRy, with soms
The superintendent visited Mt. -uraf, sud, ii.
though we'll Attuxinted with ltayfon, could
scarcely bellete. 1t Hrst, thst he was nit eft,re
llln+ lIu became ounvln1etf Speedily, ami Mr..
t9fat Hss hon0fat,ly discharged. l,ts phy oE1snoq
lelna th&t hs wonderfully rtselntled, ID fuf et.d
frht1rF, $eff fiphtss Mid Eeueet nppcht}tx. yst
dlshn1cts esprtss a9cut. ,'.
~, VtaI tthe Hte sf1Atr philohophtoasT, and.
KtltnItlhk tfa ifUlur.I1h to &tip pUllru ofTlpefs
q iMbn4ut. FHrrnnteti M qualification
y ts,nH att. 'tn1s a., ksaaa.1, w. o,Il.
I,s 70 i.!s4ial T. .,'S = M:''..srss Il ths,r aati4a
lTr1e HALLWAY ths ant" sat taal, ann N hfsw 4r-
tHtttns ftb,h lht iatIAo m,sae u ilia f,f+r huns
ln Mlnaaots, thk!nH thu EpHt IAAk assfllpr fur
)ltthA lAHnluk. ~ ,nlsl4ks tf Ais Afrpat was
ehuAtt t} lhH EAltitH a. Gti1af liaIlda4 MIN wpta
hstslyaa hy hsy ytsrtnh'aDcn % tk |nall iirN,tus,
aud lhn rth.llt III ,sasIiH snttirt lln ny l4n ttn-
sttlrlnII frntlytd ~ teleKtnph u IN ltsa auh sa
turned INT to Ia Inv Hciuahts and nAltuuAly-
sought Iya{tgIk