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, 1869-01-20
A mfxh hstppl Family Reud.

E1uu1 A0tW &&E NAtag 6&&Se1 3xb- 9Th,
A savage, bloody and fatal vendeia has
been going on IN the neftheaste1u part OF
eight OF ten months. Il commenced between
George Driver and Jas. Smith, who live some
are or ki1 miles from ihe Month OF Tip
pah," near The road eading from Abbery1lle
to Pontotoc, about the renewal Of promis-
soFy note for E, 500 brt, gradually, several
Other persons were drawn into tt, Is men1-
bers OF friends Of their respective Am,Iles,
until nearly the whole neighborhcod, fox
three or four miles tround, was az7ayed On
ons .ids Or the osher, in deadly hossllisy. 6p
to this tina tEo or three neu hsye been
killed, and the "war,n Il il said is not OYER
yet It is certainly one OF the most deaper-
ate cases Of" private war;" resembling ia
come Of Its features, the old.fashioned - Cor
acan Eeodetta, y Or tae Highland Feud, th4t
He ..s haSf R heard q h this country iot long
and = brushsr Of. one Of the :" Killed" Il Is
fEPWted, Is one Of the most fearless aud DE-
tsrushed, # not positively desperate, men in
the STAT, and hls ~1oiee, 7" L. is reported,
~ stni for wuE." u be feels called on to
;sytnE the death Of his brother; who was
way 1afd andshot by the oshe1 party.
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Ind1xp 0utrnxes ut Fort Pecx.
The writer Of the subjolned letter, taken
from the Montauna Post Of the lst INST, !.
an agent Of Wclls, Fa1go & Co.:

The writer of the subjolned letter, taken
from the Muut1nna Post OF the lst INST, 1.
an agent Of Wells, Fa1gp & Co.:
FoET Bka1oa. L. T.. Dec. =, 1sEa
The, coach Is Just IN At go P. H.. The
river Is satn open, and 1t L showing Is aln. A
report came In this rverins that four men
were Killed by Sioux Indizns At or near the
wreck Of the Amelia Poe, whose names were
NcGregos, Thomas, unan named Steve and
= Mr. Saber- Moses Solcnan sccctved several
wounds. George Boyd. ofthe s. ". Fur Co.,
Who was Stationed ii Fort Browning. .n1eught
b the first intelligence. Almost Immediately
sce. lie arrival Of Ar, Boyd, Mr.. Heed,
Agent Of Indian Affairs, cAne In from Fort
Peck and confirmed the prior report. ".
Kcck vas one Of the purity attacked He
states that a party Of eight men we're pro-
ceedirr on their way to the wreck Of tho Foe,
when, about seven miles below Fort Peck,
500 siptee Sioux Indians fre5 upon them m
s,aut1y killing thoee sboye uamed the 9th.
ers made their escape upon their horses md
mules. Mr. Hc5rcgor wss one of The own
c4o Of the wreck OF tho Amelia Poe Iaber
owned woodward at Taeer Inland The
PARTY had a team contafn,ng about Is 900
worth Of provisions, all OF which was cap
tured. The Indians cut the hcads OF Of
Messrs McGregnrnnd Steve and carried shcfn
avay. Thl. u Official, and therefore anthem.
tic. F. G. RosEyaT.
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CHANDLER On TIE u6E OF TIE Bb0N.
-. KRANF.

Senator Chandler had brief Bcrim-
msEe on Monday with Senators Morrill,,
Of Vermont, and Ferry, Of Connecticut,
On the copper tariff. We are not dis
posed 10 sympathize with either side in
tbc controversy. It Is The old story oi
the monkeys In Exeter Change feeding
ont Of each others nans, and quarrcliinK r
over tho plunder. I'm such = scrimmage,
Chandler is pretty :sure TO come CUT
ahead. He has longer arms than any Of
them. Hd told them that If they said to
him, "6hut up vodr mlnes," be you'd
reply 10 thcm,,". Shut up your factories"
First blood, (or firrs hnir), for Chandler /
Probably no remark ever made IN
either house Of Congress 30 thoroughly
exposes The hollowness and hea1tlessness
Of what is called protection. The theory
Of this beautiful doctrine, (some,Imes
called the American system on account
O! It's having been invented In EoglAud),
Is that when We prevent the importation
Of ce1tasn article BY. q high duty, and
thus induce somebody In This county
to Anufacture and sell 1t TO us
at 3 higher price than It
might be 2 obtained fos,- the
prosperity of thss;Mdivldnsl returns aad
eiduEes iteef over ell the purchasers aniid nj
Of his commodities, 50 fha.
they IRE rather under Obligations to him
fer charging twice Us :mrch tor his good,
BIS they are worth. This system has been
goingon great many Year,, when 10 /
r1rn II AFH
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all Of Illinois, favored the measure. Logan
Is = kindly man. generous and neTrr V1ndie-
tive, and he frequently speaks With gfa4t
effectiveness. He 1ooks "a be IN the pest
health. General sehenck, meantime, com,
plains that his dutiea tell upon hts ph5!cae
Jnhu Baker goes out Of CungFrss. Ho ~
f,lr, sincere, and IN honest MN. often Of
use here 70 rebuks. violence and encourage
nagnaulmity.~-;, GATH.
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: UpeRl1x OF xha Pacific Nnf1roaAe

TO The Editor o{ Tht Chicago Tf1bNnes
was uenber Of the first convention held to
take Into consideration tho prnpriety Of The build
ing Pnetae Railway. The convention convened
tn the city Of st. Louis. Mo-, IN the Gal Of ls<o
Judge $. a. Douglas was President, md Senatar
Beniou the shirf osasor On tho OCCASION. I rec-
ol1ees that Dick Thompson, Of Indiana, uada
dne, md I inay ssy 4 xrea- speech, during tba
enpIerliou- 1t WIS there prat1t8st that shoaid
SET Of the members Of said convention Ire 70
rec railway xe1nes tie cnntin eps completed.
that they would ~ invited TO a fsee r.de 70 The
Padnc md return. grum present Indications y
esrfy re1t eesson. H1ah to eall the alIent,sn Of
the 1auage,s Of tha road this matter .has .he9
r1aJ extend AZ invitation to tho p,oreers of tho
enterprise, hope that III the raerhess u sid
eouTerttnn nov ltT1ue msy send In thesE naueA
10 ron, tha. 70 may k9oT the number IAst h4ya
lived to seo The ah,sct accomplished for which
1hey met IN council 70 lc1R ago.
- F1ANK. TM4N1.
,FAsxxssq4, jan. u ls6s' -. :,
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4 Lazy fa1ls hslreas 70 210D, ,Oo0-E1ls.
+; t3aory Of Ihe Case.

From tho Davenport ttowA} Gazette, Jsr. 1e.
. a lady rta!ficE In thus city haa recs1tly re-
ee17en information that Ahn Is one OF nrc tet1s
e tf.es Of land T. Teas; ele1cn leaS1cs IN e1-
nom stn arionIo, and IL thirty three nl!es
!quAre. II ia estimated TO no worth Sex, n,Ooo-
hoy, hox 1asa more y no' knovn to tse '1atslrssed
ths edin. clever ieasae III III. I'll i L. IN =.
Enlar hlttofJos, rather: me psopsse,orshtp q II
thsrr was nns John Mullen who Ionxht fol ber
o'hs9s rendered tho s..:s es,cuii.l
t nc s..ex xs. ~
1o.l.sip esiles asata.. -. Ma'ep as aatsx ssa ,sas
mesoas .quat,et., " weo bad held 1heu own
sEa,nst eFesy asenpt made 70 e3cet .hem. Four
leaving but Two hairs. Immediately tho legal
r,Rht ofthe te.rs 70 the land VA contested, acd
slit WA brought II The United States District
Of wstsling thc titie 10 Tho land Hor nes.
The dec:t,un wls IN favor OF Mnlen'a hs1rl.
CLu1e. wcsc p1rteE1ea aesins, him oy ,ho cor-
Errss Of the u1ited hi1,es, and article, Of I'M
'peacanaent were prepared. but tbo niAl ncve.
IL t. q e
CONSEQUENT dac2eT Ct tho excitement Of a TIM.
shorty afterwards. We bcsiete, he died. The
VppGHELtr WV leEIs were JuuflAGl, AnG Inf0QR1 q
some chic .nc1y on tie p1r1 o! the LegtsEaeu1u
OF Texan were permitted to 80 and oc-
eupy I rast OF the Tract Tho waf oenks
out and put step 70 proceed ,res
though ! RAFT lad been, entered in tac Ualtsa
sts.ss couE.. Thi2 found ia way lato thc Bu-
prcuc court Of tbs Jailed State4 about the time
t1c 1ebe.ton ended 1nen lhs TWO te:rs dsed,
lesstrR nvs eh}ld1en-onc OF whom IL the lady u
ihis el1J. A teN mouths ago the un1ted states
toIr Io1da tie sane Geels1cu concerning the
oRnenhip Of tne "el4sen league tract" "a,
1ucSr 1tropA made and ned the ,ltle which
ihc teeold Eene1 anon Of Auuen's heirs hold To
the lara- And Of thiA tne Davenport 1adT. wnu
Lad 1euAncd IN tgporalce OF Tho plocec .lpgr,
cr e1en oi her he,tuelo 70 Tho !and. hAa recently
betn iIfos osGed-
tbc p1t ht1 tlLm in the hands u 4 Fctl-k.owo
citizen hrfe, who Eaa been R1ao1ed power O,
| at1afus1" by three OF tie Other htlf., Ind i.
about 10 40 what he CHI 10 seeurc sha Ind fol
his cntnia. Recent Information received eJ Nj
A. T. Fulton crntstnlnE the tract IL 10 tne eject
| that Il u vary valuable, "A Beaver Coonp III.
been hlit1 up TerJ rapidly. Furthcfnoec. ias
| Uar cispertro srd scattered Tia old enemies q
Aullea'e heirs. Our Davenport lady counts he,
fortune. through this nlect of good luck Ut leg
$loo. .ooo. though It Is p'oos5!y uuch lEEe1
4 atoous, s.. nueh fot being in tao - tirrct Nne'
I Of man WHO loustt s9aa Artt, and helped Il
| gNn lbct1y for Tc1as. Oae hundred tnocaaui
| collasa IL not est M1Ecl11l Ia 1lIuts when !
ccets 20 nreh to HTe,
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ganlzation Of tho Legislative COMMITTEES.
sppend Them. The following Ere the sensse
On neesioa-nc,;r.; Rastnion, Of Asdi,sn !:
Scott, Cue, sseins aoHk. 1agsart ma h'''
nG.a'' On 'T.nsnee4-ueias, woaeot.,. Gar, Fisha.
Js9nesa, Aer1sn, Turner ana Enith.
l1son @ o. q H.sise4; aas, HosT seo.s ssd
On Edueauon-AfsHs:< <1ellanY, Kinley, caf'
ton. Wood. e;sin, n.n11a ans T1sns.; ;, cn,r,,
Qresn. Rallolds, Bradley, Ries. CLIFFORD ana
t On Agr,culturs-He.sts. Reynolds, zJsha.oaf
q io;s sogs1s1. aspsls, nae .na a.qasss 8. ps e
stfonF. Hue, Bess, Andreva. johnson, q Mont.
Eas r. 5sa Kiss ars,, arrea.
Hocper. Cams. sheKrod and Ctsoa-
On Banks-Meitrt drsy, WAlcats, Hooper.
fsses ea.nnf.e@sess snajssa 20 Armstrong Boards
y, Aaasewa Johnson Of spsnceF; Henderson,
fe 81 ane fanlte Pnt,nx-Messs. -F1shet, n.alsy,
cia coliey. Ts 1ssFa1. IAstfls md Hunphnss..
On Pubic Build,n2t-MesHH. Aope hton, Cul~
ley. Fosalef. Bethany. Hne5, Leo md ane1rod
Hoash,on, jsqpeas, Dtnbo, omtsh md JOHNSON
p cn caSal. md Intern Il Irnzov<ment.-- -Hesus.
Cravens. hsshes, smith. Ft'her' HOWL Afna-
% On STATS Librsfy-Nra1,s- Wood. Ftshez, g<,--
liza1 czdesso nnaaan Aass"s ,qssn 90 sf1s r.,
AT n H.. Tntnr1 T1rrar. Enssssnd HneYt:
o. tlsinss-HrssrA Jsquese. Hess, Csvin.
penno. Hooper, RradtrJ, and 5oansou. q Mont
<ti o. nil.ta.1 A1.irs-ns..ss. H.aley,. Jeeuers,:
Or ptEs.eoloSy, A4a4Es@fnt q 1ia Ma!.s Hno s T.
F9aea bH-asE 6..1. aarE IN Heanscn.oi M a!sor.
On - hn,shed Bn.!ness.aess;, h1ao,s, ~, ~
xtet, gfetp. fosalsA1 e'8eu Assees 9'1 A'ss
Turner, ,,.,,,, ~, co1;,,-He.,n. stain.
y Oa DrE4tKAI1c0 o. t1a1I HTS.e*
neueo md Hi1na u. ~. ."1 = a,o., po,,,.
.en On fsd5ssi ef Deet,ss aTsas Rs;pold, asoaa.
uunpktes ma Lascle...
On E1pentita1es-Mestrs. unsaess kinley,
uceShto4. Armstrong, I: bessdasy, hendessnn
o. swamp Lsnds-Aes.rs Hers. Gay, HadleJ,
| Hamilton, Case, lassile Art AAdntn
" q 1,.s,se ss sa
! Bradley. 80: ~ !;
On County and Townabip Dnsincss7aes1ss;
Gase, ColleJ. ArKhcs. y sfaafss et1oko' Aos Aon
o%Ihs LIZ r. 49,, p-.v1leo<. nj Tim tnh.td :
| Gs1en. Huchess stein, Larson, Human md
Bradley - =, g.:
| On I'm. .erauon-Atesrs. FoAdick. Church.
Johosor, d bPence1 An1n1a ] i&%so, Henderson.
AnaieTs sna ssnG ann,,+,c 11.ot. ~ .,ts..,.
Hsmi,,en ReSsn.an. of nsdssna aess Case.
| Church, seott: NnrEan, nenbo, Gaveas, hlltott
! md Yseley. -.
! o. Leqiiis.iva Appogti ioumsnt--Aeasf Col!Ws
! 41een, BtEd, eez5dsleI. heynoas. haahss.
Seqcear eRctso<-+ olanso- non.''e1 ol*oo4''A' ,
ano a'en' ,orxr co,rr1xs. :,
Fa,a md ne.aaNanssts. Bpstifk Rstllf, Me-
sie.ts. @ tsHs'. 0ss' 1'sA 49,
JuatctasJ..Aesus; Dunn. 8ordon. Coafoah.
stEpssfson, ,nitsasn. ~ ootn sna nea oM,,on~ on;
NJ sn[.,1,a ~, onto ~
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ToIIuo, Jxn. 1e, 1#.


AkAVEAAAEQH4B
Boston banks have over II ooo, co In gold.
P1nsta Is haEiEc taooo, go worth ot guns made
IN thts eoursJ, and desires pc1ee.
1ase5rar four Cincinnati warehouses sree.Yed
A ooo ogehsads md boxes Of leaS tooseco.
Mere Btsz!llsu Jounsstcrs erc mined me, Ben.
jEuin franklin thsn any other forriRaer.
The rew Opera Hou4e In Dunklrk, n. T., cost
t4n.Qco.
Cubic tecs o5 gas.
A nasfonL toste tair 10 70 b hcld T., Detroit
ncxt 1uns. Tho m<eung wfn bo open to N
hcztss In s4e county.
Asshs Old Eoush Church, Boetou, owns soo,.
COO worth Of property, taey esr ahozt to mike
their gallery peaIs !rse,
hand.oue paasecEes depot u 10 rsfaaea thu
present duaptdnted depot Of tho Michigan Cen.
tsal Railroad At Detroit this eurEue..
An elegant opeKaflaas and silver sat waeo
Etolen rom RGy. Joseph Ohestar.s seildeute IN
Cincinnati, a few nights strce- Tbs drst named
it greatly missed BY the Rer. 1oseph.
9eosEta's new ,Csp1to1, ttAilants, opened on
the l2th EstAnt, IL known a8-Nmhsll,a ppa.a
Houfc, snd Il said to bo ono OF tho most snsRnid.
cent structures On Tho eoninprt.
The 1edies of Sullivan County. Ohio, s1g ere.
attnx IN excitement by holding prayer meetings
tn the fue saloons, TO the ktep1,a of whlS5 the !,
oneE $50, each Il they viii Gu.1eude. thelI
licenses Tts lat Aak four times tho sum. :
In ihs ten month"; ending October 81. 1sas
6EsAs BtitzihH ttads IN ,eo,ton goods k,aounted
to H44,nD, ,Gs, 4 falling cE Of. over ,u
compared with 1865. OF LIST 7ear.f exports u,
United States took ELSE, 92i CHM, EIDs,
Is j; Brakl,t 81, ,ooa, ,sa5. and Bombay, Ea7E,1si
Rev. George v. Reunins. tc&cher In .hs sout1
Canton to.) school, lately whipped 4 pupi
mined John Aecordy, twelve Jea1s or Aze, b,
taking o6 Ill hia clothing but the SHIFT, mi
pounding Eiu or fhe blek Win an app!e-trrt
&peout until his back Wxs covered with scars xnt
mx1ks.
Gess1ppe,t III snlnvan County, Iod., s.o ex
el'cd orer : report that m -ax-sebel soldicr
1smed Rolsteiu. while oa picket duty, saw ,
man bury some gold. aad TINT being a!terwsrt
killed. Aolste.n unearthed thu treasure Aud re
turned with II ,o00) 10 his houc In Saliva,
| County.
Hr. s. Vas an excellent lawyer Of McLea:
county, Ill, In 1858, when MI. Lincoln rpscsdsef
| asthat ba1. Mf. y. WI moral man md eeldon
used psMrnity. When p7actiatng at tho bar, b.
alw1y$bsea1ae Intensely Interested for his ellen
without ftgtrd to the innlgrt1e4nca 4oE tho case
On oua oecaalou he was engaged in nstle appea
I snts. hut a ulul got himself wrought up int.
great Seheracnce. and l.sortd viii esrnest zeal
hl Iats hour Of tha night, when Ii
csse VIA submitted to the jury, N.
| the .eourt adjourned Til na1t- morning
Nj. s. spent tleeploss night, thinking ot hi
e1ss~ Fart morning On his way to court. II
trembling anxiety. hs heard tho vsrdtct of IT,
jury whs Asalnst hla client. This made hin bin
aId wr1thy. A. he entered the coult roon b
! met Mr.. Lincoln, who asked hlna !" what had be
come OF his ca&e-'' sOf' sid g., t7s hss gen
10 k-lli" "oh, we'll i" said III. lincoln, wing
| you Wlll zee 1t hgaiol"
, 1869-01-20
TIE Du PAGE COUNTY QUARREL.

Ftrteserat yesIs past DuPage County
has btcn tern and distracted by county
stat quarrel, snd Is slnost In a chronic
corduion Of civil WAT, With no prospsc, Of
peace SID happiness- The county seat has
fer 10y s tint been located al Napervil!e,
handsome village in the southeas. part Of
tha. county; but The enterpristng village
OF Wheaton. lcc.ted In The geographical,
centre Of the county and Oh the line Of
tie ChicsgsssstN Northwestern Railroad,
has managed TO wrest It from Naperyille
ard rtmo7e 1t 10 Wheaton. NaperTiIle Is
on the line OF the Chicsgo, Burlington
i Quincy Ra,lroad, eight or nine
miles this aide Of Aurots, three
miles from the south line Of
Du Page County, fiteen miles from
the north lire, six from the west And
twelve from tho esst line; while Wheaton
is niLc miles from each boundary. But
TIT three Iouthern townships, through
which the c., B. d. @. Il. r runs, are
very much better Accommodated with
tic old than the new county seat, while
the three norlhern townships aud the
Ertstc1 portion at the three central cnes
x1e better tuited with The new location.
The county is very small one, contain
irE only $40 squ.1c miles, being consider-
ably below the constitutional minimum.
and properly belongs TO Cook County,
out OF which it was originally carved. II
is bounded On the noI.h, the cast and
partly on the south by this county, and
nearly al. iu farmers do their m1rketisg
in this city, 10 which they hau1 thes
products IN their wagons. and where they
purchase !he1r supplies Wheaton and
Nsper<ille Influences would probably
stand IN the way Of spncxasion, though
il woul1 be for the interest Of the whole
coun.y TO be united with Cook, as 4
wtuld add 10 the value Of their property
and make suburban towns Of Cotsag,
Hill, Danby, Wheaton, uinsdale, Nspcr.
vile nro LisIe, whe.e hundreds OF th
business men Of this city would establisl
their residences, IS they are now dotn
q, Evanston, Hyde Park, etc, Chi
c.go people dislike to reside ou'
side The limits of their own county
rs 1t adds TO their inconvenieuca In mAn
wsy-such as losing their votes In thl
county, and having to pay theit ta1s
a1d keep their property records In
ios.ign county.
IL order to eetsle the county. sci
question, 1t is now pr ,posed to divid
Du Page County and also TO divide Kar
County, uniting the southern portions
kabe ard Du Page, With the county Sc
q; Aurors, and 70 be called Kane County
,he north halt Of Du Page and the nori
half OF Kane, with tie county seat
E'etu, 10 be called Du Page Count
This prrject seems TO have secured msu
supp7rarf, and boh Aurora and Elg
warmly advocate it. Those towns u
large and rapidly growing, and are Il
CROUCH apart Tor two county Rcats. B,
VIC have suggestion to make to II
parties pushing This ] schtme: L
the three eastern townships Of Du P4e
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The NostA Aasoican R<rie,e- Fields, Osgood
& Co.-has tesn ore Of the most admirable
publications of its class, In the whole range
Of cnrrent literature, e,uce 1t came Into the
hands Of Prof Lowell and Mr. Norton. Prot.
, 1869-01-20

Auemu1iGl IL to be p1es<ntsd this week IN the
Ohio Lec!t!atu.s, zsktnR for N zppeooatstaop 10
luitahfy HpAtr 2nd b etnttfJ no 1ru6H8s md
-foup Of LkxR141&G1t asrrtkop. It hokfh BMn:
Huu1lton Comfy. ohio.
, 1869-01-20

f3S"7e@3tV9S
man contributes some exquisite verses, "Tho
Doorstep" and Walt Whitman 1lls four pages
with "The Proud Music Of the eea storm.''
The considerations In The fourth chapter OF
"Co-oreFstive Housekeeping" arc peculiar
y Interesting. and doquent'y presented.
Nj. Bsnson's "cha1lca Banaclaire, Poet Of
the Aaligu,"'' iaa chapter Of literary bio
graphy Of Considerable psychological value,
The February Lippineott Is hardly up to Ia
usual musk IN Mr.. Thacke5ay." aud "Sew
Wine In Old Bottles ;" which Is ''wouan"
article. In Robert Dale Ovens Beyond the
Breakers" however, Of which We have the
second instalment, and In CHAPTER I. Of 'Over
Yonder," = romance By the clever author 0.
"Old Nam m'selle's Secret" and "Gold Elsie"
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=, - :
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RlEfhoor ey ea-Eaefs, nuvsmeu md tne mk,lt-
TN r1I.WKHY TxIACx1 II ts1acd On Non1sYt,
Neooesdt1s sao Hn6yA nj thn 1az1h onv ;rna
III N1zHI TE.c1xt b lsssed ca fhursdAys, rns
Ge EaNs aod saec 1t cur counter Ant nT nsNz1e1-
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Daily delivered, SUNDAY rsodrDEp. 30esA pc1 Wax.
E1ttt4nces Ear b faAdA either bT DE1it, Exprtss
eoAt oce O1de. o. in registered Letter. n cur risk
A&tteas, TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Chicago, N.
, 1869-01-20
j, WASHINGTON.
The Colored CenveNtien.. -Proml-
nent Members of 1t.
Buffers Gold Hoax,

Odd News from Paraguay.
, 1869-01-20


scuttor Connese, finding Il difficult to spell
correctly hy the Johnsuui2n standard, PRO.
poscs : bill to reduce orthoGTzphr 70 the
phonetic system. Comes. At the lauyuAye
and Butler at the finances make 4 psu Of
bold t,oubadors touehipg tAci1 guitars.
Senator Sy-atwsJs luminous, humorous
railroad bcs~ixt the Pcnnsylv1nia coal re.
Giurs and the JcEty coast, say n Egg Har-
Dor or Tuclapuck. Let there be ire rail-
road bill md roads will build themselves
without trouble to Coug1es. Or the pesmis-
sion oft,
Hn1ta, is the protector OF the great freight
railroad, about which so lktse Il heard now
a.dAys. julian Is the coocGirez OF N Qppo-
site proposal, to take back The lands granted
to the railways In the States Of Afahan.,
Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi
which young, diliEent and man1y gentle
man Is lost 70 TIC superior house Of Con-
g1est. Is compensated for by the probable
election Of Carl 6churt over ihe little and
tnvhiors- wilea OF Drake. This news has
been srcelyed hers With satisfaction. Cam
seo1t's election It /. said: tsWell, because
I 20 worscV Young Tom Bay4rd will come
l fIom Lelaws1e. al e1eud=lI, OF some ability.
and stout hpolo9ss: for tls whipping post.
1 Altogether, the Senators are Improving a. q
clsks.
Cracia has been gczzymknderins at polyea.
| ny. 1rcye1 felt any apprehensitns nb5ut
thls Institution md wonder that 1t 70 snnoys
some people. The indians practice 1t u IL
Mor1nols do, and xe do not gerrynand.r Al
them LOT this particular reason. The r2iiro.j
will reduce The u1arion4 Mormon TO on,
woman II t1pge<s time. Meantime let Nj
! ErasIn t,r ker at sonc larCer measure,
Nj. Allison, Of lows, naade good epcecl
or The Ni4eara Shlp Canal, expressed m hi
gen11cnanl, and elegant manner. &c Is OF
Of the puscst and most progressive men Il
CoaGres 4 Wsshsarns, consist
work being t<kun al present. a. "
7 arc in 1t bt &ud host nj eoatlY enterprise
press upon rs. Nj. Judd, always eaeEgest
and sensihlc, M1. Cook, and General Logan
, 1869-01-20

Id Id essnecd 81 ed b. 70 opinion. @ 'A 10 'S' n' "'o's
~ hare tha honor 10 Be- Yoa, obed!ect serysnt
CosA.p BAxx1."
1cops1
Alter the reading OF this correspondence
scnatoF Stein offered the following:
. aso4rtd. Ins' " Z HsgooeI.lne powe: rested hJ
~ ,es GoIano. ~ o. me! tns ss 81 In ~ Govssn9r -
y h4a na9seo Sso u1s y % e3ssetsGa e1s!a
ple of Inal4us. snd saa; suv s,emas t. oxsyeut
;se ho1est atscharee ol this t1ast Is In defoga.
t:on Of ,hei. rights and mcIts The seyelest coz
de@ns,ioG.
a. >Rt.o!rsd TSst @ n ne opiE.un ot ne sepate.
we !eu9f 9! VII I1mesek .s,1 sns pesfsas Eee'
ias IND Judn .dars.ed ID a 10 o1saor B.Ss. noos;!ns
ap,-oSal confederation iot n sppoiatasot Is
ssrAtofttip, enbodits ! corrupt and Indecent
..emg 10 t,apet ~ Tho a1S des,ez
re intepsndenee Of the appointing power: Feslea
Ii Pa+ex 5as T.s met r. ,hc cn+,,or of fl,
Senate. ths sctirn or GovrIror Hsker IN prompt
il Trnc,siu- lie tunozofabis pFopoeiilnn ron.
tatned tn raid letter Of WILL Er1ah&ck comnends
iteelt to III good ci1izens u jusi a!Asap!e of
Conduct. whleh snoula ever eea.setenfe tne q.
Posltones o1 tre Appol1'toE power II oos s5se"
S ess1t,,,,,, hav, bA-, h~so-. tbs Com.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-04
Everybody uses "Barretps."



The Columbus Dispatch Of yesterday
gives m account OF the killing Of q citi-
zen by the name Of John Bugg, by anoth.
er citizen named Willis Bridgeman, in
that town on Monday last, which looks
very much like murder.
Bugg and his wife lived Eat outs" and
Bridgeman took 1t upon himself to aid
Mrs. Bugg in the procurement OF di.
yofce, conveying her TO Clinton for that
purpose, and extending other attentions
which excited Bugg's jealousy. Bugg
swore about the matter roundly In
Bridgeman's absence, threatening to
shoot, cut and kill; but in Bridgeman's
presence he hadn't word TO say. On
Monday morning the parties met ut the
foot Of the hill. Bridgemsu drew . pistol
aud peremptorily demanded Bugg to
retract everything he had said about
him. Bugg refused 10 do this, Remaining
that he took nothing back. Thereupon
Bridgeman fired, killing Bugg Instantly.
An inquiry into the case resulted In
the holding Of Bridgeman to answer for
mansisughter, In the sum Of 81 900
Bugg was an old man, bordering on six.
u years.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-04
Barrett's" makes Hair grow.
Tn. C.sv. W..sIy .au,,.,,. +.

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