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, 1869-09-10

time between t. and p III. bad Hhis-
lcJ md suur ctoer pegan 10 derelop their pe7nl-
responsible country boys, ranging in age fron la
to 90 years, Who inpfuttnt1y weut In among tho
negroes Nno hna selected IN nnoccupIed SQUARE
JOY themselves tn their Own wsIt without motcst-
Ing Or being nnolestei: &nd, Hhlc the bo5s Vere
mixing II With the negroes somc difficulty oc-
CURED, and DrsTp woman Was seen 80 have . re.
voIver and . knife, Hheu one OF tho hoys not
o. q IL, thousht himself particularly called upon
to take &c ps,o! ison hef, snd "a ~ nc; Of -
s q renae &. Wss ~ o IL
sn pots ,a Tsa no H.
xss VI - minded around that ancsro woman bad
taua ts1 en Il ans rom sa 3. s
Joeng man b. ths nau,g y Marshall 10
ts se st5 ~ fare 7fSyfs' 3 hTSsEo Hsso
man named 1seoe Guy. Jake vas singled out
acd raraatd, and chali,sed At eTc7g ,tep 81 soma
With revolver. The bail took erect between the
rere1na y IT'S psss.sr The fen oral A.sssy. The:e
rtt!cat tnln tie ato1e Of Colburu i Co., passing
from thence into tho street and oTcf1ebcc INTO
the Court iIcuBc yard, where he fell 11ou tae loss
blood trayed by Or. Pltzhpe. who pronounced tha
chances Of lie against the ntgrn-and NC here
lid, being m eye HNneEa. TINT While tho'poct0r
Wn4 epunKch n h1- cxhtntul:ip1 jakes Ru1ls Wa
csratiished Of haytng stabbed young MARSHAL, by
the rnaD. Of bloody knife, toune twelve t1chea
long, upon his person, The ueErnH wife was soon
ON the Rpot7 cart was pfpculet!, aad she started
homo with him: but EE tfuu on thc way. Ccfu.
ber's inquest y IA nos heia a1ts! Wf'utsA1y, with
verdict IN accordance H;h tho fac:a and clrccn.
staRccH WnA rendered..
While thls tEnQrdy was being enacted In o1e
part OF tne towD al hotter os less magnitude was-
goipg on elsewhere which rcsaatcd ID tho beating
bI negro who had drawn ctsheT kuIfc or pIe.'
tnl on while man. Tho negro, eowrve,> would
have tccu Killed had not . few gentlemen Of H.
fucnce OF tho village promptly went to bis rellcf.
In almost tnc shhrt hour Iot1 tue commence
tnent CT thts terrible nIAr tie {o~n ~ts a gulct
~ IL sabbath morning. a general FaUpede tooE
possession Of tho ueet1cf, men and women hl4kft
nud scarcely ono Waa TO te seea on tue alretts .:
:, O'Clock rrcsuulcr MI to oc quiet IN aud
AsoabA tic T'llaIc and !tas1DH 10 other out7feas.
the c!ttzcnf, without escn so iuuch "a tasiDE thu
precautionary ne.*tlTe OF or1antztAg Night
watch, Retired to rest. Eut they were aroused at
cry Ct "frr." In tho tsnskup.~ d Eth Of night
the ttcGni.1ts applied The tntch to the ahaSe
ncltoncd hotel, anu Il, tozctlct wlth the atorc
nouee and tho dwelling. were soou heap u
TUNE The Win,I being flyor1t'r, the iuccndlalJ,
no doubt, contemplated thc destruction Of the
ep!!fe fo1n; hut tho -.ogoneu.e q sud 4 eein3 werc
scarce'y enscloped In tho fcvou7ng cI:nens cre
ihc Wind changed 10 almost an opposite direction.
iorcbX hotn heAt and Eamo frpm on tue Court
IloCse, CLERKS ot1lcs aud aslIacent n,sotneYs'
oElces, thereby saving them. aud consequently,
the nalance OF tho tnwn. Sonc oil the coualmed
property WIS insured.
, 1869-09-10

TEE WISCONSIN, DEMOCRACY


Thr Wisconsin Democracy haee taken
step in the way Of progress They hare
NOMINATED a{r. Robinson, Who was do
nouncx4l during the var by his fellow-Dem-
ocsais and by the Chicago Time, rs IN Abo-
ll,iuniss, and they hsve resolved that they
rejoice in the abolition cf slavery. Con.
silenng the fact that slavery war aboliahcd
in September, lS6:., the rejoicing over the
event ly the Wisconsin Democracy, whiIc
,ren to the objection Of l,c,ne long
postponed, is nevertheless sign
of healthy progress, worthy Of imitation by
the party IN Illinois. Their resolve in
faror of the extension Of su9raeo to ull
1ncnalrrs Ct the human family, without dis
tincticn Of -r-c, or color, and their Kind
appeal far the elevation nna enlightenment
IT tho freedmen. nre nlso Indications TINT
the Democracy of Wisconsin, unlike their
,,rs tErcn in Ohio, hare hat their hearts
und their minds deeply innacncca by tho
t-utls Of lhe Republican platform. A few
: yca1s 1uore II stnay. and Of experience
under the practical rule of civil
and political Freedom as administered
hy the Republican party will have
tue tGvr, Of drawing them still closer
to that parry, aud CT eventually uniting
then, unacr its flag.
The WISCONSIN Democracy hare noni-
nnte1 q candidate FOX Governor who can
1,ur. l.r, Es4h- A-r- - 49, -a~~tIe., .I.,v4-
tbeless. thc.s effort to purge themselves ot
the political crrors which have dlsgraced
, 1869-09-10

safer than any other plan, and ali Life in
surance companies ought to be compelled
70 conform toit, whereas, in fact, il is CON-
pa!sory upon none anywhere, md in New
York, where the privilege is offered to eom-
panies Of doing business in this way, COM
parauYely few e.nbtacsh. The Royal Albert
Company Ind been doing business for thirty
years, whereas the Oldest company now issu-
ing policies in the United States has been
running only twenty three years. It had
q, GOO policies in force, which is moro than
any companies in the United States have,
excepting sesen. 1t had stood among the
highest in England. II had Lived through
twenty years Of that pesiod when in Eng
land it Ind been supposed, as has been sup
posed in this country, that life insurance
companies cannot fail. It had lived On
through ten yeaza more Of the test period
when the average death rate corresponds 10
the rate Of insurancc,--a period which hut
two or three American companies have yet
entered upon. AND at The end of this Pc
riol it succumbed. Such facts do no, Gre
nse panic, They simply instruct the
public, and put intelligent men upon iu-
c1,iry
, 1869-09-10
Tho Independent closes IN ctli.orial on
tho Harvard Oxford boat race in this

Tho Independent closes IN cditorial on
tho Harvard Oxford boat race in this
grandilotIucnt style:
Meanwhile. let u joysu1ly confess that four
HaFrnld and four Oxiorl Bt1icnts. by rowing nu
lnternatioDa1 Facc, have donc more to STIR tho
yHilse Of good feeling between Great Hfitatn anti
tho upfted Staics TINA the cntlrc efforts OF our
et-3fnktcr, Reyery johnson, and Of our present
md not Jet succcssful Ambassador, John Lo-
thsop Motley"
1t il all very nico to tulk in this wuy,
The rowing mitch was undoubtedly great
sport, and gaye tho newspapers - ''sensa-
ton" Of which they nade the most. But
If tho boatmep did more To stir
the pulse Of good feeling" between
tho two nations than tho efforts
OF neretdy johnson md Lothsop Motley,
it is simply because tho former mado mat
tcrs worse, and the latter hns dono nothing.
The Aabama question is not settled. Great
britain han not offered to pay the bill Of lam-
ages, not.hns the United states proposed to
abandon tho claim, or abato one cent Of it,
A thousand Loat races rowea between
American and English students can settle
nothing except tho respective skill and
strength Of the rowers.
, 1869-09-10
AFRICAN EXPLORATION.


Whit has become Of Dr. Livingstone has been =
quetttun frequently asttd during she two years
hist have elapsed since he was Crit heard from
before p1unE1ng INTO the wflds Of Central Africa
So1nero1a suppoklsions aud theories hsFe heeA
addueed 10 account Tor The mystery attached to,
his movements, and the last and PERTAINS the
1noks rrohahc IL tbs: EiYen by Mn 1sabef hurson,
the wttc Of the celebrated African e1plo.cr, Cas-
ta3n B1rton, Who has sptDs many Fear3 ID Ah!ca
Mrs. burton writes to The LONDON 1tlJruph ~ fol-
lows:
ASK: VIII yon trnrc nc little Fraec IN your
co!uuBk 10 do service IN ns. livingstone, hy
calling ntteptien ID Lu ~crda OF 1ua CITY, The
capital ot the African Chief knoFn a. the Muaia
{k;hR} Caxeuhcf
"Ilc ts no, ihr least Important Of the eight
prgYn MOnRTrhR-naMely, ths MHAta Ia Nor, rul-
EnfJ called tMatamoo,' In tho sculh; 10 the rass-
rrn ifnpfc, the ''c.pris nl kafatwA, Of re1nla,
anI ri rntoto: nnf. In the western regions, tho
snnrislpatJ 81 rauta Of 1:epiut OF fahnmc, au1 oi
Ariantr Or AFhantcr: And ths nxuae OF this Mt'e-
y hat obscure tNtensatr hnt, during thr tast few
wsrks, tq1nc prominently fset0rc thr 1ioJ ii Gco-
graphical sacirt, Of nndnn.
"Sot ipnu h9u slr hot,srtek Murchson attV1cst.
eel 10 thr 7'mt+ tha. fif liyIngs'unr having fu'it
4 dir trFhnty trtHern 1ht irrCl4 nj ihh 'A1lTrt
Stsnxn' attt ehn Taursn3IkA 1Akts, probably
urnei ~e's~s'f, ap' attempted to tla:o Tho
, 1869-09-10
GENERAL RAWLINS.


f'eotn III WatAtngton caIuniek. s<s,t 7.
We haye this morning to announce the asath o.
General John R.Was :ec.saIy Msy OF e,ss' Mas' Gao @
ond Asttstant Postmaster Geuetaft No. Grant
Place 1t II minutes n1ter CLOCK yesterday amer.
noon. surrounded by Number Of distinguished
oar report of tbe ocndition Of the Secretary
c'qsed al d O'Clock 1essetdaI morning. Shortly
ofeo 1hs, hos1 ef & s.
pfescnf compiled Win bis request. and nr was
Rlsssd e. aused n '' g be e earorsas'e a
M pots,b,e. ne cIprcsse. lii 1e.r1.
and requcated = stlnu!aol: asd Algc glassa O.
a beneficial eject ut WAS abe; however, 70 ele
up on13 lot \ short tluc, ard WIS, about ao hour
puss T.s aolse 1apid M he eonplsned oi bsiaa ] ID. n
able to obtain auluccns breath. nod WIS Ftgor-
ou,,y famed to afford rome relief lu that respect.
weaker mud weaker, froH1 loss Of bood INTERNALLY.
In this condition be remained until O'Clock. Inc
hour a when the rh5 s'cans had oxcd a the
lu,jt Of his life; but the hour passed and he
he Ind apparently undergone no ehange. except
sr1RrECAL caSsotlTtoE.
Dc;Meen and . L. H., Rcr. Mi. WILSON, pastor
Of McKrnutte tAethedisI Entscopal} Chapel. again
yI.ltch the deceased, Postmaster General C1cs-
well, Surgeon General l!7sics, Secretary Coz and
at the Interview. Tpan thu entrance OF air- Wst-
ton, The secretary Ut oLce glanced toward him,
aud his cuuntelancc Indicated pleasure. Ihe
feSefcFu EehtieTan 1onnu @ n!n eaklte'f .9t.ona!
ybt taptnE o,s Christi T1!n sn2 man boEed
NJ ncau an1 "hsEesrn ns,!nE: n,, III ~ otnt. ~.
". tneh kaiu: Aan natl, Hna ~ w supio.t
1oa, at.a 1nsn Ca!pa tae eoEti,auy - psa{Ga, =
toe hnope Q. nns 'Ge - ,h' ine ELY 6nnnnre.
ttan Ecso ,ss.,p1ss aTsa- n,nr"r n faw mn,snts
Mnlea . ur....h.s, ~, tsnaot
anG ~ VA ,sf,.noenI tu 80, -,
thankful That yoa 1rc 50 cain; ,, Fatewen: saa!
n to htet SoA 70 tteaseA I'VE teaesAi no"ea
mn hean' FFcaAen hs aaao' aua sne n1ta1s'es ae-
rafsea' ~-,,,,,
AS"nt ~ SWSn II ~ tde nm IT, pfs :" 81 ;Ir-
nen Wa. o. 1,at 80 ~ hrn,n ~ ni ia,.e @ ~
VIZ VIZ ~ a'n ~ ts.as - "a - w ~ -
,. aH r. nrs ~ ~ - nc ,.nt,, ,s+o 49, ~. ~ -
tue san,nt.,era, mi ~ frt,nns ~ H.
,th,s,c,sns rhirksn I.roth Ens n;rn.,rs n ~,t,sS
pn!tS.ns nSs. euss et"@u "aa Ptepalee' " "aeca
~ h - n"roat.n",.ss IN s.u, In. 1r,,.,,,, ~
tc ~ feant1 rion'rs ss nod m n cot,chinW
anu tns rnteRa *as nueen WIN ntopt. Aeou!
noon =, @ le commeneen 70 iase r. sishEtns aad
seau e. uus 1ss "s.o"t hie "as LIZ uttnaeM ~,
~ LIZ pu5 - .ua, @ ~ ~ uths J.. auatne 4astt ~
'' Hns' 1,r1 Gsa tas ~, ~ @ =; rsn sT
t ~ ssr .ss,c -, ~ n ~ ~ ~
80 " ,Sx. nj. " ,on ~ ahG ~ 49,, ~ trss ~
Iont xnn ras erncct.G ~ nciocr n H., .f,cr.
manc srroucn, ,enues,s for a,nu,au:a Ia sastats
ne tic 9,f9c1, nSt', n fhc n,osf TseJnT nanncr
s for rto1nn,Itn, tror, ~ III III ,ntfa "nI Fan,r -
h,,1, =, snnnnr',t, hIs rnrd.T,nn ore ~
ses ese,y na; noar s 10 eon enn =, ~ y
.onea u ,as cnu1Ih neas co1nanR tss unu.s VI =
I, =. Auu 80, ItoeA "e5a naua a so'Gy W ~, tus
Wne Srer.,r.3 III IrnI,ed III cansrousaess 80
W. ~ H. III, nv.r3he W.aSne.s n fne nsshGa
@ 80 - Iu et t s!se 81 -, t - % tuS ~
, 1869-09-10
THE CALIFORNIA ELErT1pN,


it"m M %irtHtafnf" Enipn. %'rt. u.
1br lAn,n sratnfe IN ihn rrrpn crtlInb HRs ,iln
Thr tEr1nhEraai tlrArf IA lila ts,uuly wss hrnt,Iy
i.m,C,i III hi. trsprf, s,HiY fr,v t,tu,,, tl tn
hrainv itr frslstt NJ tt4a taftf. Ita,i t,apII,r
s,strn f hintdatt'h l4nH !hn,.gHratrit, IlIrru I.
hss~ t*eA put ai'ttn tho c'psy.a xHh H.y.shaat!Y
rfrrtrt. IA It VIA. Il political ilan pfaya,tr,i,
~h'rh lnA1s sef&t.!!IrH NJ rbnInioH that
AtlIn rhl Il, ttrlh.lstlrana III Tho staIn IT
rat!rtrl Ntlst4lcau ttelsts, an! avt,,
took llttta '"s,st"IIAf thsnIsslsea, shunRh
sE.!n4' IL! an ss.n.s *'s s;.s se. ..
Av}AE{ ftaiu tie EfsW.As Ilckst Az ITsxhu1aU in
thn Fourth Naf11. ~llU stnsHrra to "krratch" nnu
""texuiAt" caa'la'latn. wan tercasenesi hy she
DtMprrnti. ~hlpper.in: "ft fnu s<ralch him. | II
scratch 3nu:" 1hr.r wcfs many Drtu,Nratto hJ-
&tanfeTn who fthaach this intensive nniiytup,
fhu'lRh the 'r!shn'an himself, we he'ieye, waa
co~ta ty II uso '~aa!sv2 ta vt,tc the sults!cket'
Both tickets. however, rrce.ved, rnnrtdcrablc
private tnrhtai!oo. lut especially the Itepnbtcan.
" Anoul nc Icaton 10 The ratt5 heFrAftef not to
Of wchI candidates M. kporu betorchan,t. md
ttttEulateh he Democrats to nnuaunl effort. Ia
Iafi tbry aloh" Haflc etoft a7d shc.r cKn,tllaicA
tcatfy Lat nHcy was useti irec'J, and isDandeti
fEce!y. up 70 tac eloSe Of tnH polls. 4 saA Deuao+
crntc vntr vas cast. md many vote wus bought
outr1Hht: fbt the NefuhIc1n rot" Nas no: out IL
full force ty G1 10 1no In this county A(one- Ap.
pc4r1nee" Indicate thai the saue apathy pre-
vailed 10 oiher artA q! the sfatt, ant that tt was
due cheaI 10 t:u uststachon With local candidates,
or 70 eenhhai }casotA!cs scl ilranes. Kls wor.a
sss II e.e tes -, s aht S @
The attempt will be trasis 10 shnsT that the re-.
xult has trrn tnfueuccd largely by the fIu-nth
AnrnfnsnI THAI sonc weak s!'tcts" among
| br a supposed view Of ch'n1Mnn IN that fence
u truc- Hut, OF the eho1c, the tsAuc hal with
Republicans but .econiasr lc!ere.t and .ul'or-
| dInate eEeet- KEetcscF hny Candidate hecasne
ptft11iaffY national tn character this Hrnut|ltcSHs
, 1869-09-10

"The Warrington pnpers having asserted that
Mestrs. Prabod5, CorcorAn, and IitSga endorsed
In 1871, these gentlemen *tafc that their names
were nsct without lhe slightest authority, mud Two
Of them decline 10 have anything to do with IL "
Whit do they wnnt with an ''interna-
tional exhibition in Washington? There
is nothing there to exhibit to the nations
except the fine art Of getting Office, cheat
ing when in othce, swindling tic
government, and pluudering the Ireas-
ury and strangers who visit that
dclectable town. WThat e!Ba haro tho
Washington barnaclcs to exhibit7 Let
them be content with what they have,
and not desire to show it to the nations OF
the ERrL1.
, 1869-09-10
TIN Re ,E1lE Ct,1prnnrr;at ronr.r

The Ke ,krk Commercial Convention yes-
terlay recalled tho resolution il favor Of
the removal Of tho National Capitni to The
Mississippi Valley, which, on the previous
day. Ind been tabled by very c'oao vote,
md passed it almost unanimously
Penns,lrania opponents Of it decliningto
yote, This action doubtless foreahadows
tlai which ei}l occur On the sssne question
in Congress. The resolution was tabled hr
Il very email rote at ths last session. But
il viii IN the near future be taken
up and rasscl-Pcnnsylsanta, per
chanoe, declining to vote. No Aro
ghd the people u 81. Louis feinFe
to rostr'ne tho approaching convention
for the removal Of The capital in acfercncs
10 the apprehenssens Of few Of Ahe inote
ti,nid Ut their number. Louiaaua, Ar
| knnBas, Tennessee. Missouri, knnsaa, ant
Illinois harc already pscrnret to #en'1 fnl
delegations. These htn,e. nlonc, slluult
no otl'crR join, would con.'itn'e , e',ny"', =
lion which uoi,ld couinnna sne 1esi"et :"
| lhc cusu,ry aud Of Congress, Ai'd ~o"'d ~
preliminary 10 y in~.s sktcidcA 6hd com
, 1869-09-10
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1Nt REPUBLICAN, PGtMhAit1.


Anh,,ourn-., 1neettnv of ina 1tenutran INV
and tSaas, rsn.raI % cum.,,,,,sa m ' w. ,, IN ,so
Istcor.,sr's tour room yc,ser,laY afeluoon-Aht
Wtckns, The chairman. prcstl!nx. Thp Object ot
Is,.,sn .ua ~" w. ~ ~ sp"n. !s"n ~. 'nu 'nms
thn ssTr II, II tha @a,s n iSn r,.y ~
.sntsd. h.. nnne q ,nc towns rrrc ns to!,ow
'sfs} sd spE5s.e,h ,u y III so%.'te. n. 4
md w,,,,am t;ox S'''A ''"'''' "e''' 'A"'e H3up'
'In nrcosn A WsMn-I,ot eornr, nj fn.rt md J,cx.
49, Tn,xn Il + WsMn: sar po 1a,,.o, ,f,r, m a,,,,
,.raet neaf r. cifh aascs. iaar. i iasat. IL s v.
Escu'n W.suEpnli. ro.nc, <co,ta.e Grn.a
,,euyr 20 Txs2., .tseoq. ,tt,r Jalzes. w
Ha,leiNir.
FIr71 wAnn-ppn corner u cot,a1r Grore
avenue AMI Ihtsty.arsi stes.s lu,iac.. Jonn p.
81. s,s,a wanp.1Pull IT ~ Sus ~: arshss s avenue,
Judcc,, Henry Morris. JoEa Npo1cld. and Vim.
SErtN7u waRp-roll a.John pfctfrra hons-,
Oh t,kl,te4l, pta- Etvhsseaih. Jutise., George
Fl1chnau, Vim. Mctxgcr, aoi Ersnx >titnIsds
Mi:ehrlL Judges, Enos :solby, Jacob LAX, n.l !,
Mn NINTH W.kp-.ul. s1siuo .oase, No. 81 l;no
I>larh hyeuue. tn'!sr1- An'1ss- f1zenba6 her,.
John t. ElrEc. and T. 7. ktone,r:
TE>Tn WAHn-T"i, e2!ner If Clinton ana stsx-
Lox. on % I'D Andrs~ i enpic.
ELzrkATu WAND --Ip.. Gamer Of carFe.1; ;aad
tInl.tsn sifetta- J-iJHest fehr. sSees tteo uehr
i'or, y. Il. ga2e.. ,,,,, ~ ,-, ,r.,
sneeL JpLges, J. +. Nicer. George ArD14d, aud.
Joscph lane.
and RobeJ tfreeIs. lsares, Geo " NcEcoma.
A. npfssny. 1 ns1 9sase2 1T s1snen1 fe[s,
LiEeuln Ateex: JptEes, EzEa CltA<e.aao, SG<-
en.ns hnea!a;A. E; sn'A \ a,,hha1a I Harris
, 1869-09-10
Virgin tNs

Ftftn tht Sfstfnn MY Ga-ens, SJkk
The seh alt. EaA tho cotuncncemcnt Of whas Ia
1sra:lF termed the "AngnEt Court" Tor Actn-
Il tck Cruuty. Va, aud, Nc rtEytt 10 xaY, was atso
the tcenc ot riot tna m1sucr, en4 tetuaaaled IN
arron-tctinc'nF TO ashes the large hotel occupied
Il. llenty Orersop, and the surrounding buiidtnrr,
Aud also the ssosrhouse aud contiguous two-atpry
esident r bc1nnf tur TO Dr. Edward J. YonnR.
TIN ihr occasion OF ercrT Aurust Court a dense
nnccurrc Of people. 10th white anh black. nsscTn-
ace OF r1ndit!on IN 'ifc an7 On last Monday Inc
cfuwJ, nil taid. NUT havc Numbered at leAat 2 tN1
fir trcty ft1rVt and snennt lot IN the vicinity Of
the loust l11use ~As lnGtuK nasa OF huusan
II fpgk
Sut~lihRtan1rr the trnke crnri everything
MIS- Passing ~ ID du!rs aud l,aItnonr. aud tho
huEnti. ,E6H <tts Iclcltatlnr themselves on tho
s'nh orter which c1.sleti atunx tito whttc
Md lhc eo1oEeA Population. Lit. koua.
, 1869-09-10
From Cnrfture to CiaIA's felTy On Snnke Ryer.1to
Elarka ferry 10 SINK of Lost Rives>...-....7a
Sink Of Lost River to sumnIt OF noun-
lalnA.....,...... ......... 50
Summit Of mountains 10 Loon Creek. 80

Whole distance from Cot!nne- e-......o.5
This fuute crosees The summit Of the moan-
tans iuto The Salmon Htref country at the head OF
Lost River, ut The SAME place as the othcf1route,
n:d Is much nearer. hut not SO much travelled.
i lensea the fa1ce Bnttes 10 1he east Al ines g
parties Acree that route from here 10 OFO Grand.
between 1hese two routes cln be found on rs
good ground and as easy 70 travel, that Will be
ResEeE tn dltcct line, anA make the entire Ills
some rettoGs who nave been onthts 1i,la.e fouse,
from whom we can get full particulars Of points
and distances
LATER rnog LOON cnEEx.
We yesterday hat tue pleasure ot meeting Mr..
Robert bailey. OF Lee*huTzh. bni Just do IN from
Gro Grande. He reprct euts Loon Crrek u11ues as
all tnas was ever caiaed tot them Ia fact lie the
Queen Of Sheea, he THINKS the half has not been
totd. ~. Daley y on hts way to Chicaeo to get u
poets TO he back and hare Ills mill IN Gro GEaule
ia thirty dive DAYS
The mines ure on Loon creek, which ls large
ttieaus more Of t.yer thBn crock: 1t Is branch
Of the r,Id'llc snath fork Of Salmon River, running
tn from the southwest.
The toKn 10 calleti Oro GEauda It coatalned at
days ago. tquick time ri1 Baanack>. Oru Gtaude
IS !aaf hHsnE W, people sushlpg III b thousandA
SIX 10 eight miles Of Loon Greek has been pEus-
prc:cd ard paJs we'll. Claims raIJ from $l,Du1 to
<ttte, uua 1.e Ee!l.ng at these 1s1lEca.
The hest route, ME l,ally ss5s, Is as f21loxs:
Ta!Iof;e ll.:dee 10 Salmon ctr.
Salmon Cs'J " O5o Gsntde- 81
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These 1rures he thinks 8fc tuIty large enough.
Go<ut 9susn ana ~RteE III the way. Most Of It
IL OH The old Mormon ~nEon roRh to Lee.hnrZ,
urtl pood heals can he haul the whole dtstAucc ex
ecpt about sryeNf5 TIVE Intise.
frou Salmon ctr TO ORC Grande, the trail IS
p!nsa aLa well used. liz thinks It better to 20 bf
D1rch Creek than u Lost River. From lIircR
Creek. ovtr Tho ,!Ivide nnh down LeIht to Salmon
City sa aIl m old Mormon road all the way. The
Divide - un'J lo~ rnrge Of hills. ea*y 10 cross
With q wagon, Corlnnn IA the reHsest point OF
thu rniu oai 10 siast from by ntost III, miles ~
this inst rontr, Mt. Bafc5 sa,s he can 90 70 the
h,srlnps In FIX days by horse lie thinks It bal
10 VI +, iost lnser. ~ i man il ton much III
danger ii heirR trat on that ronte. Thcre IL no
tfuiI Of any Kind tit Lost River.
Nr. naIIpF says turtacs, That str0 to tho pan has
lH+n taAtu out IN the bcIl 0I 1onn treeI. That
on nnnlher creek beJntAt thar, al! the gnIch vii!
ras IL scrrts 10 'lr l'si,. That nh L0oi, Ceees a
claln of ore hundred feet toll few datB ago ful
t5,t w, rahf down.
he sa,a tbh Cur1rnc IL nearer to lle mines .>la1
either ticfehn ht Iai"s Etif. That. in fRrt, To
5,nnri. ht rni. na'n. to ssnT. nom of grt supplies.
0r 6utnt from. That llH Eua1 and nEw tuutC
must soon 10 opened.
, 1869-09-10

petdeuec tsd nercr entered his mind. Nor nzs
this An lsolstcd cage. In few n1.uutes at.cYward
aynung wumsu equally capable Of WORKING, came
before the bosld Tor admission, and Ia reply 10
the question whether she hnd sought for employ
meul gare exactly the eaune answer, that ahs had
been rcarett iu The house, and VIVA unequal 70 the
task Of supporting herself.
, 1869-09-10
E;$ e. II u - W: T. ;:;::: :';::
Ir. IT, SN IN H. + q Ihehct.


The Dubuque t1Ovsl 71n.t4 Fays movement is
m foot To r1trud the nusoqur i ApHths rtt"rn
H,t.'hrrh rcnf THAI Il - atr,ks Cedar Narfis~
preliminary survey has Inst hecn tnl1rt Nc.
ginning at hc&lcr, IOWA On tt!r 1hhu1H" i Nna1
lMt!vr Centre ami CIstksyl,to tn !saahss. tnrhep
th t1ostr oh the MctfrratN fiunx IVY lshlIiujd
mo lcng,ii D! thu l!uo fo,ir mites.
, 1869-09-10
THE Pusrhl RttoBn.

The keptrtnbcr number OF tho Cdtrazo ne4tat
Etrort Il Ut t,anf ~ usual. II IL h11ea with hokh
Ycnushla and tainRtda n1stte! III reference 70 The
I'rtt Ull,rc ucpaYkmrut. tpt! will he Hetnrto In
iii COUNTING. .ruoma l'y fantllasts!nH themselves
~Nh ~ eus,scnts, cattsg ihattnn*.rtk will atsa
thrn1srtrtH r1t;rh t!6rble aud atnnthIcc. The
Ktscst Is IN peaei4I prgaa VI taa Department,