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, 1869-08-02

Oxford has conferred the degrees OF
s.Doctoz OF Laws on Mr.. tongfellow-
Probably laws, whether civil. statutory OF
common, are among the things Of which
AI1. Longfellow would be least fitted to be
a doctor or "erponndet." It would seem
rs though the world, especially the anti
onnted English world. never would
outorov its love for moss-ggrovn
humbugs md venerable white les.
Why not make Mr.. Longfellow. Elnce
he has been successful verse-writer, an
Admiral, or Bishop, or give him the title Of
General? Why g7arcly certify on parch'
rnent, under the great seal Of Oxford,
thst the learned and profound
| men Of TINT university regard
him as the equivalent Of Blackstone, Mans.
field and Teniendeu, Story, Jay and Kent
The ahonor" itself is sufficiently mem
ingless one, md, when the reasons fo'
which it is usually conferred are duly con
, 1869-08-02
VIRGINIA-

Correxpondcuce Between the Chair
men OF xhc Executive Com 1n41fecH
OF thc Two wings OF the Aepuhlt-
cnn Party.
R:cHxosp, July .L-John r: '1en1ins. Chair
man Of iha STATE Central Committee Of The Wella
Wing Of the nspuhlfsn PATTY: f9slng % wnnen -
Taitsee Of Tie walker wing Of tnc Republican par
usas a. o. 'sG sss1., sss ,snnl5s y f. q,
~ stir Trttes letter IN replI
Tells party. because either 1osced "a DO 80 or OPP
nnsa lie nc,tcy Of the F1ta1teut After Abiding
Il ihe almost unanimpus endnrss1ent pf Repub-
ucan principles By he white tnsu Of the 9tatn,
Ind asserting thai the eolnrcd people who weEe
1uisle,t bJ inc Wells le&dc,a aYo now docking bJ
hundreds to the Gtznt-WAlker standard. ha con-
clude4 u {ulloT1:
"YoQ VI tor 4 coal!i!on Of The tso xtngs Of the
, 1869-08-02
TIE LABOR STRIKES AGD TIE CHINESE.

4AE AA1Oh 2AQ4A6s9 82\@o 4 2A4 VA@AAs A~A+>S<
The wo,kmen--mechanscs md hborczs-
emp1oyed by Nj. Boomer in the constzuc-
ton Of the great ra1lrood bridge over the
Missouri HiveT Mt Omaha hare quit work
on strike. The e1art merits Of the ques-
tons involved in the strike VIC do not know;
but, whatever they may be, the workmen
hare zesorted to TIE extreme remedy, and
have undertaken to n1rest the business OF
their employers by refusing to work.
The result Of this proceeding is that an
agent Of Mr.. Boomer was despatched to
California instanter, and in n few days
will be ut Omaha with supply Of Chinese
vu1kuen, and will resume the construction
If the bridge. There have been several
thousand Chinese employed during the Last
three years on the California end OF tho Pa
cific RAILWAY, and they ha1e been, to great
extent, tr1incl to the American system OF
lal,or. These Chinese are quick-witted,
initiative people, and can, under proper
fortmen, soon become expert To1kueo in
any trade OF business. Tho large portion
Of these men arc now in California. and out
Of employment, and Mr. Boomer, no doubt,
Kill be able to obtain al the labor he mny
! need, What, then, will be the course OF
the strikers: Will they ventura the profit
less experiment of driving the Chinese OF
! by force? That has been tred IN Callfo1.
MIA, and the patience and fo1bearance ot
tie Chinese hnre ut last ntt1acted public
sympathy, and violence ii no longer com
nitted except by the lowest and most ota'
, 1869-08-02
SUUTH AMERICA.

yatpuFntso Afflicted with Eptucnl-
tCx and Earthquakes.
NEW YoHx, July e1.-Yalparalso dates to July
ont IN Valparaiso
Consul Clarke hss returned to the Tinted st:cA-
Yellow fever had tnade Its appearance 1t lelo
Jape4FD EARTHQUAKES continue II the uttEhbor-
hood Of 14uie. Ihe volcano 1siuca IS a;atn III &c
ton
Enfthquatcs also recurring At Are1u!F1.
, 1869-08-02
Another Mormon OUTRAGE
Salt Laie CITY t}ui7 s4> Cor7espos'desee eJ

Salt LQIf Eff5 tyMS -4q Lu17edfD7N<'<t ~ S9
CurfnEe Rts,oTtsT.
THIS morning, about o'clocE, as Welia, Fargo
i ca. 5 stage, carrying the United States Eau. @
Was about TO leave the ToWnsena hoIse LIE MsSt
healed By policemen. ulade its appea.auce oppo-
sItc the hoteL There being space sumslent @ pe e1
he uspeess,op. the driver of tho stase
TUNED his horses and drove out through the open-
lpg thus presented. While waiting 81 eus, tssso
msde thetr importance aud arrested The driver:
he Driver Informed the policemen taai he mad
he Cpiied States mail on bis coach aud mass cor.
ni,, % and detajued him for Ihree-qua5ters Of an
hnnr unfIl Nj. Tracy u1Y,ted ant became rtspon.
sfle tor lis appearance Tas stsss &, va dsla!sd
Sr11crIr po.s1b,e From words overheard TO tall
frun Ine mouths OF the policemen Il Is understood
Inst the arrest Has piece Of mesa, petty spi;e
rest al one Of the Episcopal ministers sore time
aco. aad maic to shoT thelr authority.
, 1869-08-02

~ q 1o.+ |
Dir. Pollard tue historian - -. e.
aust, htti h'n'sen . u ease 1: - s,s..,,. ~ ~
ate.s, Vr7teh' on oeuan .. "n ~ ~
lh6s, thht the TRIUMPH OF tae "AiAef pa4.
the Lite virginia eleeton elses - -suAe
rel 7" THOSE %no nopea " Aeep '..,' ~ ,n',~-
i've between tne Su;n saSl,1 49, % 0aa nnh,;e
ne name u pol..4 c..,r ~
scnt'nen' a's9tace,se's o e., a.s
ANTICIPATION ~ the 1'e ispe' ,eAae's A-
ahrfes in Virginia IN nc ns'e eteos'ou, ....1 49,.
ae unanimous adoInon o1 u oonstn
'Eich viii secure sanal l8"'''sA s'H1.e ~
9th races, "means q eas'npuuon " 49,
thing Ike PecullAris s'o"Nuea
ton, aad m > a.'as'aol''nsas - ~ s. ..ts
Of resc"1ng anStnmg eoh' .- ' 49,
the ru1ns oi lts o." o'he'.'''o, a,
t us may EnVo supp"seu LUG ''ousa .t oAo
@me to this position ione sHo' 0na o ~,
sav dunl't vhefhes nc, 'eoe4 .e"qe n11,-s,..
7eEeon'H 10 II. nul We - 49, -.a.a -1.t - a-
ores represent tne .s4ma ne aa"s. ~ ~ No
:hel s'n''taeos -'f .'n4 -. ~ ..e.o ,-,1r
sctAt movement - u .ao,aet-,c,
aaa t''he! emss- -. ss .I', 1a,;,;se1 -;,tta
on On 'he o.-a.a ~ s.,sa - ento,irc ;n,o
" 'o'n 'see7 uuo ~. ~ot;no side
olo'A" ~, 49,, fo-7ncr a,,res md
h"e -, ~. ctAa7fu1,v and
- ue ,.o +ho+ tber ma ahle to
mining ~" 'As0' ~ .;;oht ~
: MY 'Ae ~, - :. a. 49, ,s,,, ri
Ste, though faes ca.ts - ~ '1s t y.
Heptlllcau cAlt4Haso' 49,
, 1869-08-02
KENTUCKY,

k.rIxht1ul Assudens In IL Cnsst Stnft
Two Mon Eaalt a Distance os Two
Hundred Eeots
LgAynxwnurn, July si.--A frtThtfaf nrrhirnt
tccuftya NJ tho coal sht1t here, thin aftcfnnH. hF
v hch Two mcu met with tEiahtfnl lcathA Fuut
i,rn ~cre nbout ,lctcehdinK-two q thrE t'nl'!-
Ing In tho bottom anu two Oh thc top q! thn lr'ln
;Sy sstur wa not reversed, uti they ~crr !rnwn
uiIwns,! Until. tho tub struck tho large tJlltifi"r
aver which tho cnho rlns, Nheu tho tHo iHrD,
namc,l Jerry Fus., asl 1ohn Cnttars, standing III
lno edge Of The tub, 'ost thcr foothni1, n.t wrrr
rrtrp,ntrd tn tho h0tton Of ltr *hnff. .lls,ahr"
u uCarly two hut,..Fctt feet. Ther taH1rt ~eF'
i,rUtxllt np .u u hprriby mutntr, tundisinn:
1hr uthrr two, hnsIuK q safe 'uoilu!.', cs:Hpe1
xithnuI Inf1fr.
, 1869-08-02
NEVADA.

The Latest frona 0ur Commercial
Travellers.
T0ASo, Scl, July sA.-At Esn E1atcHEos'f.
Farwcll, Whts!lc and ktmbark met rcc.r'n,n
company frpE1 White Pine. anf rrocceeicd WITH
iha vi thlthcr, Il distance Of lao n-leA
Nc have with Gs rs guests III prominent l1d
wealthy t,htues. merchants. Ioa.s business III
San Fsnnctsco. They couie by special Initiation
viii tpepI 4 week in Chicago 10 maIe business
acqua.rtuaces, then proceed to New YORK, Los
tna, Philadelphia aud Washington, anil lnag rs-
stopping Al each city. They expect to oe absent
Xix weeks They both ses.l and Trtsc English
Nc cxieca to IL llolLe "Wednesday MOtNlnx.
, 1869-08-02
JOLIET.

Attempt By Burglars to Rob The Fost
Uffacc%
LoIlRr, July 3l.-An attempt was made a.
clock this morning 70 brtak idto the Joliet Post
once The burglar, after removing part OF the
olaas from the iron: door was brought to . sudden
halt by pistol SHOT from tho clerk. who siesps
tfnTtng The day, but Is wide awake st night The
poiIcs came promptly but the burglar escaped.
No loss except III the broken window.
, 1869-08-02
JACKSONVILLE

t1urrtnrtes-sllFer WArc Sfoleu-
NonoF4abty DischarEed-WuFdc
Held for Tflals
spec!aI Despatch to the Chicago Tribune
JACKSONVILLE, ILL., Jaly 81.
Laxt night burglars entered the house Of AT.
John F1ack, on West State street. and e1tractea
si,vrr ware to The amount Of SEQ. The house Of
Morris Collins, on the came street, WIS also
robbed OF large amount Of Ta1uahles Ine bur-
Glars E2ve rot been caught
Joteph Haw!eJ. accused o. tne maiueI n ot 10
George Robbery, arrcsted for tl!ltns VI: Cassen
near Ca5rol,ou, nj, On The 9Th tnstnn1, haa been
committed for trial for murder, ~ me september
tenn OF the Green County Circuit Court
, 1869-08-02
LOUISIANA.

Governor Wnxn0thsn RemoFn3s
Pronounced pnconatItutlonnIs
NEW ORlKANs, July N.-The Supreme Court OF
the Etaie, httlnH ak Aon1oe, has rendered tEo de-
ctsions adFe1be to the poKer to remove ordce1a
appointed to State md other of1ce9x which has
the case Of the MAYOR Of Jefferson City, the ceurs
decides that no ssEancy existed, ard me COY.
sInoy r. naa 20 po@Hs5 EEL 70 s2ponr IN S,efsoe fas Tao
, 1869-08-02

porGu1xg4s1E, n. r, 1u1y sL-1he F1limAa
ralace ear Waastch, the nrst through ar Ilou
ErV TnTf tn Cs.iIorri., left Sew Tosk this even
mo ~ the Hndsor River Railroad, End VIII pass
Chicago Monday forenoou-
, 1869-08-02
THE NORTHWEST

The Hon. John 7. Lindsay Eas badly injured p5
tr,tns 10 tutnp On traiu At El Paso, On Aohda5
Last.
]. II, El,1a, Of Normal has ;nscn.ed o method Of
CAMPING fruits without heating bJ simply pumping
the air fyum the can7 Apatent has been sesaed
idrT- . .
so,,the,u Normal schoot Du Q1oin votes tloo,oeo
for the same uIposc and JonesooEo ode1s so. .ooo
tn eorporat!ou ouds and 3 large body Of valuable
lAnf-
the I1cnry Republican 61ys that the Illinois River
,,em hss been located "nearly ia front OF IL
f:-eenopch L Co.'S steatn nouElrg m[ll. aad the
loct vii be near the shore on the Henry AIDE Of
the rtver-' 49,.
james VI. GOV. Of Rock 1staad, has aeesptcd
the pso1essoFsbip OF mathematics ia the IOWA
Crlyersi.y at Iowa C!:f.
On July g, George ". Brooks. OF Portland, vas
e,racct1 in harvesting, Working reaper. to wa'ca
forpr hn,ses xc,e attached The leading teau
we're colts, and, becoming unmaoase2o'e, MI.
1;ronks de.cepded rpua the reaper nnh teok !he
cots BIZ the b.,des, endeayortng to control them.
In This he MAS not successful and the hoEsta btoke
fro1u hts Grasp and ran awa!. Mt. II WAS tAuen1
BIZ The reaper the sickle Of which cus on h's Fe1.
,ec- bc,xcen The autlc and knee Death ensoeo
Two days subsequently.
eide, at The 10 Da13es4 Poor House. July y Ae
tta.ed, before pe1perating the fatal act tna1 a.
waa from Frecport, whe1e be had hrothe1 " tnt
| name Of In Raboock; aud that he had *He
who was living In opea adaiteT x!.h anotne'
n21.
| WISCONSIN,.
Al Columbus, July sA Ktubal Gordon nrec
a cat sud Killed NrA ue.sc The cofo-
pcrs tury found that Gordon was katty of culpa
bic earclcssneas, and he waa placed under Arrest
Grrai excitement prevailed for time, and lyncs
law Wna Threatened.
The Ann Arbo. {Mlch-l Courier SAYS:
-Ve4.rs sreeiu,eu Gf meteorit senriE this ~t<t
Iua tLoEu 10 n BY 1r il3r71A. Of thIs city. Tb
t,i.rr which We was tent hJ D. aAf!ta, the Doe
fcrts t:hc1 1t Ekhoru ia. and the cellular aiasx
NATTER fell pIan his farm one ntlo tsuu tha TlusSs
Hhe r;,rr 1uHu nt tho axe Of hcv "a &na hAl
| inrhtr hr nse And : bali tncbcA IN diAuttsI. Al
| sMs;.hrd one and halt o1nerA 4 feeetublN ~ n
I s.F.ner slt1E4 from frrnsee- From the W!uaoss
4Tcsr tecp, "a = vrs5 tH1et elcak p1snt fe1 wec.
sinrr very bright 1iE- hrt"esn zee nndfs o. J.. =
ia inIdneea upoa the c.Fth. snd II esnsca sot.
. fbr rioEed Eyuuud u an aajsee1t enTnncid-
nIon atG .o.ee q ahoat four tods .zourd 1na Hf
.YneHfa1ee e4 hsytng fA4e1 IN nc* nu.
Nsteo Il hsd struck. and &patictcd A1ound Al
| e.,ulsd-" .,
The U,ooutnzton Pspgses gives tne 1ouo o"lu4
,h~ weicnt 81 some O? the heavy men OF Aonfe
| rn,,,,e yex5A T. Husstrk. as5 rs-s James 6u
, 1869-08-02

A1bAxT, July s1.-A suit h.s beea connencsd
ncuipst the city hy the owners & property on me
nters dalactd Gy the tre.het last winter. The
acrrecate CIstEps are F1sT,coo. Unless settled the
kuii Klu be tired II NoytG6ey EXT.
, 1869-08-02

poCGuKErrs1E Jnl} sl--T~o men we're st11cx
bv 4 locomotive on the Hudson River AalnnAn,
nsaF M FEET Ell e. "a ea oi 1J
iuYed be, VII rec0Ter.
, 1869-08-02
How n KexIdent of Algstrs, Lo, Got
4kfchs

FYutk tjAe .NfE ITte1A% 1fAf'y Jug 90
An cid. weiLknoun, aud somewhat remarkable
rstdeut or Alx,ers, John ls1ptsste Nott1nFe, azed
IL years. dersTte.i this HE on Wes1nes3tF last
John Iapf,sts Aoi1n1re, accordin. TO the fadepe1-
drnk pcrrnseed, ID lsto, p:eee Of app1-
reufIy yaue,ess swamp lsad, al~ays cover
Cd With wa.er except IN : very drJ season.
and situated on WHAT L. known ~ the
plank fo.d. This piece OF ground JnhnnJ co.,
IttyCd TO t1sse and render nraGabse Tor building
rurrQsrs bJ the efow and f46orous process Of
wheeling sand from the levee IN barrow EEety
morning beflFe going to wote h. Taeeed at Least
four barrow loads and two Al dinner time. Thus,
uste By lizzie, he died his lots, more than
Guintuplnx their value. 0ne BY one he erected,
Is his own LABOR, se.teA ot - shebaugs"
pnf foHe.her IN the ros: economical manner,
but a.Wass bringing rent CHI oi all proportion
to the cost OF b1tEtnE. Added to hEa
iabor!Gus habits thai ct the elaaest ECONOMY,
amounting to penuaousaeAA His food WAS pr.n-
ctpaily stale bread OF which = greater quantity
could te tad Tor the zaas money, aud By long Oh
5atFzt!on he hsd learned. where to purchase ne
easssrss tand he bought nothing but The Herest
neceAtsreE) At the lsHost possible Price. In this
way old Johnny weaton making drna1l 8cEumn:a-
t!oits untu ut the time Of his death he owntI prop
elty approaching n vatue 3ea,0
lie waA nftnfd 10 tzuat his money TO bAnks, 80 ne
hpal3sa It a<ny In strange places, pIefeff1nS %
llee tho interest to rtRktn4 The principal At oao
time he hhl the gum Of 30lo in an Old hnoe- WMea
W2A KraH ed up By rats. On another OCCASION hl*
want OF education cauked him to r1E moftGase
ncte OF s2Cn1, for which he had never recesVeo 81
fotz OF value. lie died leaving no will
, 1869-08-02
rvnr-n Robbery

PORTLAND, Ne, July st-Alv1n hlake, ol Hos.
nm u undt:t arrest he's, charged with fobou4
ssa' ~ A5.Ms Errrrss Company Of s7f5l lie claims
~ h I,ne Of ne ocean Bank rohbe1s, but hs K1orT
Ia not believed.
, 1869-08-02
Accident In Firing a Salute Mt Bur-
ftnrton. VI


BrKtNGrpr, It, Jnly s1.-Wh4le nf7nE saIase
In hopor Of The ar7tvn Of General Sheridan. 2cs-
te,,iay, Peter Lander, member OF TIE ass bae-
ters, hid an a1u blown OF
, 1869-08-02

Tho Mnzsnchusetts Democracy
po.r,1s. Joyy s1-The Democratic Stato Coz
vrnttpu VIII be crld Il " Werceh.es. August 81
, 1869-08-02

u,r-,o 1,1s s,-Sot NJ as.and.n4 more rain
hse nt fsien ia.s 1ear ;nan on aa aTesaee fo1 the
past ted yeaI as prospect; 'oE sse4 III =
I; - ~ one- third larger thnn usual and N
ennnImous bay crop vii bs harvested, ahouid he
veatber hold fa3x long ennr9a-
, 1869-08-02

The act Of the British Parliament OF 1868
60 for the assumption of the telegraph lines
n.:.o:.. -, ~, a,e,i;ao.;,, ~
ci ofe3s bntuil' Aua eae eoAsotia1'I.'A ~
their use with the Post Office Department,
,,,.ho .,r+,+ad n a, avtant that notF
Aas been e1ec0leu 10 III eAse4] eoa+ ""
c,l1s for additional legislation by Pa1lia-
- IT, na;1;.;o,,oi 1ov o,anta to .be
mcnt. LIB ta1oA'ioHA1 -"
Postmaster General md his 6uborrliuates
The exclusive privilege Of transmitting tele-
<rn,ns v;,,,in the kiucdom.-the only c1-
, 1869-08-02
Obituary.

<Kw ToRx, July sf.-llenrJ Keep, the Eeu~
known tn1nc!cr, died here &asl evening:
BALTIMORE. Iusy 3L-Rev Father !tona.a:,Ss t.
Xavier Tanspl, na1!se OK France, aVed y 3eass.
died lececuJ al Mt Hope Retreat, near tMs e;.5, Z,
Father 4aEsI was for 1oEt{ Yeas plolesisul plolei,S ~
French at Mt st, MafJs College, hna4f9oe1s''
, 1869-08-02
FOREIGN.


Franco
rux pspxcsoas or rH1 CABLE ooAI"1 ~
Bars7, July 81.
~ tie 4k.eeiattd Press, sfse lork: ,r.,..
Tho Directors Of Of the French-Ame11cau az u.
graph Company beg you TO be their median5 Wa
expressing their gratitude to the press VINO lew
10 kindly md eneetuany seconded their eaolA
Tnn company xM begin bultness on sne 1ata
ol AuRuat With reduction Of. ~, 70 pes cen. W
the present sarif1; also g1Es further aenlnes'
which theJ hope Hill be appreciated By tHe puddle
P1esa despstchcs, Of eourse. VII % n@n ti''t-
further detxl,s viii be published bJ ou1 h9eot
ApIToRs sRHf1Hc1N
PARu, July |.
The manage, aud t1o editors of kao Iiapps
uewspape. have bean pen,enced to ono mouths
imprisonment and to pay large dne foF paohsn-
irK fRlse peH&
, 1869-08-02

AuAkrans
rRrsr,a RECENT RyAKCH TO TIE uCE0ARtAN
OBLIGATION.
yIEssA, July 81.
The Itrsse, the o!flcin1 orgnn, saIs Won lSfuss
.ptepda TO publish al the official dispatches
with Prussia to Justify the late assertion ma1e to
the delegation
MINISTER JAY
haa returned from Hamburg aad resumed bis d.
, 1869-08-02


nkron1rp Ao7EAEHTs OF cAw1isy FoncEa
TARla, July II.
Tho tufrit says that the HrnuiAh Government
allowcdNbc Casi!sts 10 muster In the Sor*n. bat -
collecting iortts 10 prevent the nnScsnent aoath-
walu.
There IL Iuch dttaatisfaciioD here at Sapolcons
loulencY tvwnri tho caf!st consplratofs On the
,ypp1.er.. Tho psrss cenment severely oa tho
course iakcr hy the French 1orcrndpna lands
Of Carl!sts nnvc appeared In various places within
luo last few !AJA Many arrctts havo boca mA'lc'
nExxRAL s1cxtxs At cacnT.
Qrncsa! Htcklca, the new American Minister, on
pFrscntiug hts credentials 10 Marshal Scssuo, sa
iha4 tho Npttc4l Hta.ra, now, more than cycf NJ
rrccia,c Tho traditional nsnlty Of Spatn, II animated
ly now ~ aJmpathIcs autt common participation IN
constitutional lbcrtica- MAs1hhl RcFrano Fcplo'
.AAs .hr government would cnt,curos 10 Increase
tho amlsy N happily existing between thu two
peop!cv, which was bound by hucltnt bonds, snA
now b1slng others equally powerful tn the bcnea-
eas rxysy,,t ot Tbs npleAs liberties. placed hS
constitution, In accordance with monarchy q!
such glorious memory; nui hc concluded with
t.4bulo 10 sir. bickles, nnd expressed h1s belief
tnas General Graut could uot have made d moro
grateful scectlon ID tho Spanish people,
, 1869-08-02

enuxt-naEtinl ns Portsmouth,, n. Fl.
poK7suoCru, ~ T., July N--1he Court Of In.
,n,rT y in convene at tue Navy Tatu On the Sd uf
surust 10 investigate charges Of cruelty to sse-
men, alleged against t1euteuaut Commander e.
" at The PxMnee- The court will BE- composed
o} Captain Guexf, Aod CoMm1n1eA 1FalEAea
Wetls and MeCQ1pa1y'.
, 1869-08-02

The DIoouinrton Frpgsess gives tne louo s "tua p
.,@a,r,,t ~ sorot or the heavy men Of Monroe
~ Sr-n,,s nnys1 =. Bosttrk, sss rs-; James Bus-
, 1869-08-02

In June last, Jacob winaus, Of Milton, MAhon-
inr County, VINO Il DOW over 1o1 years Of age,
walked from his home IN Milton to Waterford,
Ere County, rennsJisauia, distance Of Loout
seventy .nrc En,lcs, in two days. He also made the
return Tip In the sasne number Of daJt-
Al Hamilton, July -. Albert Keenc, while en-
deavonns to LIT q heayy stonc, fractured his
spine. ---.. .-.
Cherries werr 30 plenty IN Putnam Couus!, thia
year. that hundreds Of bu4hes we're permitted 70
rot on the trees, the fAttncrs not having time 10
nick Them, and the price not 1usuf5tng Tie
marketing
111R TKRHI7uRGA
The removal OF tho capital OF Montana from
| T,,y.pIa CITY 70 Helena Is being debated.
, 1869-08-02

The Detroit FYeS [Ttss tells the following:

On yctte7day afternoon, owfnk 10 the London
.ve;rxicu TIC ferrF-bo.Aa Uausualty cspHitxL
ust beiare o the boat sn1dc the indsof landing
bearing more uIn The osdsr that 6oioK t. sink the
mAle ErnJrE general asc1upt to seitc their InaeI
I'LL ia il loc.to1 ef little toe. 70 take % hts
vin Ifd ucar lie head Of th s.alra, for bic coneoo-
tscd pa Of cyes a5ee, upon shs samts IT, IT, d.tc,
sitstts oi ecoFn had effect upon The
F1tcr A. tho boat sopped the snaa still kcpt h!s pol
eLe turned snIp about the sslt1. opened wtde her
upsloved hand, and tbs pAsscug9s we're ss:ftied u
Lpd sunnk .be having tsyetcd his mouth with ttn3Ie
slss Tic youpg n Lost no In getting on to the
doCk, ="
, 1869-08-02

EEHH4SKl.
The tr1dge being built over the MlsaouH al 81
Charles Will be- 2, 200 feet in length, though the
,ron trestle work Ut each end Will gre tt q totA
length Of 6,5o5 feet II will be g feet above the
hIchcat water mark, 80 feet above low water, and
S. feet above ordtnary water. The time liked fos
Its completion Is jan l, 1sse, and II will COST
s, Loco, ,OOo.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08

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rufens Ser &pieler in Der Iekten S3ene
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erfennnng. &c feblte aler0ings aud
ni1t an eil1Seluea &t0Gunaen III Der
ggerIteIInng, tpeI9e Sur1 Den unbors
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berf9Uinoet.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08

(7IO7) A2s =
GberifffS SerFanf.-eSn GemdBteit eirer ven
ditto eXponas 8erorbaulIg on Mid eeridbtet nno
lberIiefert pom AdbtbGren Gircuit @erid)t non Dos
pioIon Gountp, TGnn., Bel ieinenl September Gers
min, 1858, uerbe i9 gum 5entlihen 8ertduf an ben
Meifibieteuoen g'gen barre 9ablaug am goIrtbaMss
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ben %. lamar 1869, nacbit beno bei6wriebene 2Gns
berei unb @ebduIi9tetten brin9en, ndmIit. Gin
it'd ober Tbeil 2anb, beIegeH iti6 sefn6 ib i'm Gs
uiloifttitf 9te RON 9asinfon County, Germ, be-
grenst ME fol9t: A0r6lidb ron Der 2dnhergi Don
Sobn 9ag9tns' Grben, peltIid BON Der 2dn5erei
con Yeter RGnn fiiotid uen Der 2du6erei pom
eantes Wcntgomerp unp Ditlin nor Der &dnterei
ron s. $ gburItolt, entbaIfeno SO eder metr e0er
fUeniger unb NIT 8efgIa beIeat ais 6as GteentbuHl
BON 6. 9ug9ins, I'm elmer Grefutien In msinen
6Gnten gu @uniteR pon Gu5pen Gone unb geaen
sSobh B. 4uggius uno Nneere fir $26r, Sntertien
Rn6 Roitsn gu geniigen gegeben ben 81. 9e3ember
1868.
$50 sste& 6. R. onaI6fon, Sberiff.
ia4 b Surcb y. G.AaiStin, SeIulp.