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1pnt,, injured. uouse md barn unroored- Logs,

slightly injured. House md oarn unFoofeo- Loss
IF Frank stover, living soutnesss, damaged to tns
extent oi 81, ,1A Dwelling unroofcd, la.ge na5a Al
moved some distance nom its foundation sno
NV Wits @ @draSs1 e vas broken. .aa ~ ,1s;aa saa
when II fen, and was crushed By the failing um.
bert AZ last aocoanfs rs eondlaon WA n'~
Tnus hsre NO enaezsored to give suceinct sc-
count Of re nonns caused y ,oyna oy ta II
mani particulars In tho Hsy OF accident and ioe!.
Dent renting thereto No one OF those injured y
H. pdt9are sustained. The amounts given hero
srr only rough estimates, that may oyefTcath or
| ri below Inc ac,na hmoun-nose probably the
nur1rs the few minutes OF the Storm, scene Q!
tndcscIs6able ennfus.on nnd CONSERVATION Ietgned
upsms As1 9s;na H1n a1e eaofsn s ,neF eess aes
were falltng shout them, Or swept nom tnelf
foundstious by the ruthless desuo.er.
otneE sntnais. a TIC stables and harms we're up
EooIed or awept frotn their foRndaiions, leaving
them Il Inc mercy Of the ptlless hail Hhtca ~
aad ia buried oy the faltng tiinbe.s, was almost
eeaicely rane Of glass on the north and west
| a,dc dde of nnJ building IS len ch!mneys
all gone-havoc, ruin and aesoaeoo reign ao'
rrenc- -,.- u,...,, potnt .,a
IrIohipn are at WORK IN force, and 1t Is hoped ehsf
crc long everything will be In order, and Shlpnan
| moving forw ard in the old way, natN1 1sns&Anolna
| p6rcns' Sudden, unexpected and nnWeleorne xts.t
70 Nj Green, Of the nfm Of Green MeT
| weather, We are Indebted for much Information
and !or many courtcsles extended while On oQl
| VISIT
We learn from our fncnl. Jeness Just rp non
Bunker nm thst tho storm, after leaving Ship
man, struck southeast doing no danage until y
reached Pa!ne1 place, where all tAa fences wen
By the board Taking direct eastern coutSe
, struck Ill. Cnamheratn's living about one aud |
auaI1er niles north Of Bunker HILL who hsd
baTn blown down, and lalge orchard destroyed
-. niehald Hugely n ne satas !,,,. slct,ai ,ais
tota! 'oss Of . eat1 NJ: 11,ns iose
nom houses Mattoonn barn gone, and man
uees destroyed. Tho DESTROYER spfsaaa, 4. en; a
! eptpdtng its iorce tn the neiShborhood @ Deml
sev SAWYER, nx miles east Of Bunter Hin. n
! gale commenced In the vicinity Of Cheatesnelt
about twenty -4lx niles, With nn average width
> | quarter Of nile
> | hood OF halt 4 million dolAIS,
, 1869-06-03
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Al tho .scen, meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Union racias RailEoad " boston, re 1e.!oH-
ing letters Of FesfsnAseIn Tgfs onT Ss1 ,
"Ib M P.rstient and Bodrd af Dlrte.ofs u tn
raduz, fuctse Ras4+ead lbHpanD: GKSTLEAEs--
ton OF thh great work. III 50 short s,me. ii IN
paraIeled u history, and win probably never he
equased. TO hare eee7 instrumental u It's ac-
any ianbltto1 to which It msy hare asalre-l.
''Slnce the Organization Of she couI any, have.
at much personal sacrifice. devoted my time AMI
cnerRies 70 the promotion of 10 interests My
pt1vnte st1alrs demand ny Intention. and the
present seems q ut Occasion for rendering ny
resignation Is Vice President Of the COMPANY, u
successor, AMI al the same time TO decline hetng
elected as Director @! the COMPANY at ihe eii-
sutng election. The saccess Of the enterprise
economical management Of the operating depart
uents, which have no doubt viii receive proper
attention q your haads & Believing & tals 70 M T..
largest ssocfholder In the company, arl with H'y
bess E.shes for it, prosperity, ! reE1a:u. ite-
spestfully EouEs, THONAs c. pER.ST.'
"SKw ToRK, May i, lais.
"pE.n s8; 1t has never been ny Intention 70
road after tts completion; and, as it Is now saa-
a. '1tEAlly done and the stockholders are aboat to
c...ct = new board, herewith tender my sr.zn7-
ton. The DECISION Of tic stockholders to remove
| the ONCE Of the company to Boston. renders u
neceHea1y that the Treasurer should res!!e there.
therefore resign that position to take effect tsou'
this date. Very respectfully your o!s.lent servant
| HJuAS ]. ti-4..
"o!lver Ames, Esq. President UI.on Pacific l.ll'-
| road COH1pauy."
| .. ANEW foRx. MAY 5. lI+;s-
" Otter 4 ae., Frs i!ent " the En4A Fe."t t:i'!
rtGL CuTNE zna:
! .EsfHEuFn ERlKHp: The oflce Of ttf company
| having yer! properly been removed to 1Sostnn.
have nsn rsecnx Tps1 sne gr9Pftetg Of n,
! tnA: ii would not be practical convenient 10:
| me- to leave my buaness to attend maet1,s " tac
boar, In that city. The rpad being now complete.
or peaEty &c. It appears TO nc prnptf that practical
| railroad NEIL such "a are willing 70 attend u Tie
duties Of tie position, should now be called u J.,
EAke this great WORK anccesg AMI thus give 1ail
value 10 the STOCK therefore beg to ter'"r n 7
| resignation a. = Director. -....
"With k!IlI teF1tua to each member Of the
| AWE e. MACY
, 1869-06-03
Railroad ProKrcaA.
From The Edr1bco tKA) Rkpu5l:e,


Cur attention has beea especially drawn TO thc
rEpif increase Of railroad facilities throughout the
ts b. re- m o. 70 ,1
or four da,A Within this bricf tine hsss been
TIE a;s,yal of the crzt passenger train at A.ll-
son over the new sua Pzs,.te Road. -
Itt t et r rFoseaas e. art m r. sfs q the
he prosecuted to completion
Ths completion Of the sfr,, cnr.-ar. m the
Msss ss III wse1ns9 S.s9,, Rs!! oey9na Baek Rver
nnmbe1 Of sueeesffng secstoas, indleasins :hs: IN
~. ssS sssaFa = will be completed II Hudson
50. tae Mineral Ppint Railroad r;a 1, vLoqas 70
Besides these Important undertakings. re hare
Been aware that Milwaukee Is t.k!nS s:ers 70 OBJ
LAl0 more direct communication With Fccc dI
L4e BY the construction Of q new line Of Eusis
and that The extension Ct the S.uther1 WISCONSIN
Rosd irotn 4onIos 70 Lie AisstsstpP. Il 10 be IT,
It y evident that the lt1es o. railway within
this ssste are to be doubled within the next swe
Ii IS 20 .ess e1tIe1t tia: these scheme; 81, l..
zreas par, isfog r1sLed q she ,n.eres; Of MI
@aa1es: and tsat noss q a saem a are a.::cd o5 Q.
Eaaaaesel!y hi! e . matter foE state pride.
Eu; here In tbs VALLEY. looking Chicago for ra.i-
FosI c9a2isa1o9 = .ss; Te S haze as say Esess
west. with coincidence that ii good time she would
AoIA OCT such facilities for the trade OF the North
vest az tef position demanded. 1t wou14 now
Eens Ct opportunity 70 eaeaRe ol her waasaa
selves now cAlls upon A1%Aukee for an Eastern
Connection" St Paul tutns her ATTENTION from
The great through Il. E1C*h2. H1s TO hare WedJe,f
her to Chicago, to tie mare certain aud speedy
prospect OF tie Tnlnah 1 Ct. C7uix Rnad now
leased by the St Paul Road and the acquisition Of
Ehlcn IN the interest Of Milssasee y agsased By
the p1css Of that city. The ruth l. thai when tue
Northwestern Ccuploy set aside the far-seetnc
e1tea5:Gn policy at Nj Ogden for tao d,ylIenj-
paying policy Of Nj. Keep, II virtually surrendered
to the st Paul Company such advantages rs sare.
to /. and 10 Milwaukee the control OF the ratIfaaf
sy1:sE Ut Wisconsin and Mt7nesota. And the
control Of the RAILROAD sy5te.Rs Of these Staics
carries with I. IN ttrre the more OF less direct con
truI OF their trade.
We believe tha1 Ill this Is more strongly reauzAs
tsa1 we hare expressed II b. Chicago bus1nesS
men, h1d We are ntt without hope thai an e0U,r -
to BE- raGe fer the estabatahmeat Of = new ur.Ier
Of taIncs- On THURSDAY 1f next week the 1nnual
western Cor7aay IS to hs held q. Chicago. VIC
sse att w::neat a.i'4 that Mr. oglen may Be asx$a
called 70 he Presidency; or,.1 be pre1cts to r.
s1me the Presidency Of the Northern
PaciHc HAilruad alone, that h1 Lieu
tenant General, vi. Perry Il. Smth,
rlay be elected Ut, IN taa event Of Nj. Keeps re-
tal1lnR the position, that It may be With the fun
Notshe5u Paci1c Railway. the extension Of the
Northwestern Railway TO 81 Paul. through AAd.-
son and the Ra-aheo Valley, q 20 be Al orce coz
asesolose /. hss been sa,d mat eve.5 road COO
Etrncted IN tha Northwest WA , feeder to chI-
caka But before This can b made tue, Chicago
must tap taese roads with = Hurk loe.
, 1869-06-03

have no force In this case, becsnse
the direct objection here is that the Legis- |
latu1e is forbidden to do the very act COM
planned Of. It is unquessionably true that
the Legislature has antiro control over the
charter Of the city Ct Chicago, and may
amend, alter or repeal the same at pleasure,
but it cannot tax the people Of Chicago for
State purposes except in the manner pro-
vided in the constitution; mol. can it levy
tsz upon the persons or property Of the city
for cozposnto purpose that must be done
by the oo1pornte authorities Of the city,
Who derive their right to do SO from the
Legislature. Thus the constitution de-
clares that the Legislature shall have no
power to grant divorces, but It may au-
thnrixe the courts to do 50 fH specified
causss. It. has also the power to es-
tahlish local courts, and to invest them
with civil and criminal Jurisdiction,
but it has no power toe1ezcise such ju1is-
Gct,on itself. The same 1ule governs Its
power in the case Of local taxation for cor
porate purposes; it may authorize the cor
porate authority to assess and collect the
tax, but it cannot do SO itaelf. Ths Lincoln
Park act directs tha issue Of $500, 900 city
bonds, bearing interest, not by the COZ
porate authorities, but by the Mayor and
his clerks; It crestes debt which is to be
paid, both principal and interest, by a tar
to be levied for that purpose. It il direc
exercise Of the power which the constitution
expressly Gays can be exercised only BY the
oGporats authorities, acting under the per-
mission Of the Legislature. The same cb-
lection, Of course, applies to that portion
Of the act which requires the iasue of city
bonds to the South md West Division
Commissioners for the purpose Of equaliz-
ing the grants OF the city. The action Of
the Legislature is mandatory md not per-
miasive; it commands arbitrarily instead
Of authori1ing; it directly exercises
power, with which the constitution says it
can only invsst another to use at its dis
aetion.
The act clearly authorizes the Lincoln
! Park Commissioners to create debt in the
name OF the city, involving, of necessity,
the assessment md collection Of tax to
pay IT, Can these Park Comm issioners be
considered tho cospor1te authorities of the
city Of Chicago? Is not their jurisdiction,
even for the very limited purpose, confined
to very auall proportion of the Territory
of the city, and still smaller proportion
Of the property OF tha citizens? Can they
be authorized, without the consent ot the
City Government to create debt against
the city of Chicago?
In the brief Of the Corporation Counsel,
Mr.. Irwin, ne notice that be makes the I'D.
1itional objection that these Commission.
ess are ''oticors," whose appointments axe
required by the constitution to he4made by
the Governor; and who, being appointed
by the Legislature, are not legally in Office
The whole case viii be taken in fev
days before ths Supreme Court, and, - thi
exhaordinnry powers granted by the Legis
la:ure must prove SO oppressive to the city
the decision viii be looked for with grea
I | anxiety.
, 1869-06-03
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
lkixcr-Thc New Channel In I.aaAe
George to be Completed bE sLc ao1h
FnVr

EcoFKU 10 DC C6fhFtcted bF sHc a0kn
~ Imlr.
fFpn III Detso1 Ptss, Nay -,
The ye,y large closs OF our rrattess wlo arr IT,
With pleasure that active operations we're :.1ln..
days since resumed Tor the season for dredging
- ,s usEs s Is 81 snn1nn,,s,ed at nS a ~
Cnnrr..ss fnr he tmproyemeut Of r,ytr3 aml u;r.
49, crfsrtcnt ann,,nt has heen nf.i,-, It1 ~,
49, ptrsr Eith whet remained IN h,nt ~ far
,rar annrn1r1,1ionz IN cnInnirta thr ,hoyr chan.
ns1 rnrn IN. scsle ort,1na;,y rarnmmrni,.I Il;
Ea,,-ssf T-,n, .he sI,rer,nten,},nr e1I- ;ter
oTSa ,rII1h ~ ~, reE cnn1re1 is ri fe., n,
~ ,..a,1 ~ t,n .uS ,.,th =, fn. $50. ~ r..
te 81 - tr- 80 =, " ~ a,Ta 49, fn,1,..n
, 1869-06-03
STORMS IN OHIO.
Damages nrom Hail, Wind and
lightning

ii, 80,
IN he Miami vsIley, last week. al ths elements
q eannr4 .191 gTeat Del of dasge rss done Roofs
Terr tsfe5 on hy the wind; light structures we're
r,nStred : trees xcre blown dnEn, OF stripped Of
th1fr honrhs: fenrInT rpS prus,rstei; timber
eaS1is Terr plled tn CONFUSION: E!gns we're dis
nosnt1ed. swntrne we're tom to st1ips, and there
~. : veT 0rne1s1 dIsfuIharc ca Whelo there was
s s1..h,na = yHTEeh ronN be dsplsced or crushed
1qsssa14 ~ 9s4.s14 49, NJ efectTeIty were oujtA u
Ino I+Je - re h.rs eyer nnted though
es.nts,, ri ~ destme.4re We haye heard Of
M ~ ,a|sn nonses IN fhts region EhIch we're
49, for e;srtra artii,erS Ihe past week
~. - - = g Wars st1rct At mornrnta Eken gtorus
o1. ~ t1s3 st .n[.re 1,,tie Ha,ussee Tes,,iteu
q INn ni5enms H s 1n ncascs .hai Ts nave lad
r,st ~ onr rotir. the HohrnipV struck dxell.
niouXns - aoI ,ie, irr @ rSs1s Ttrs ndjusff1f m
!ess ns T. ~, t,n.+ stTie NJ modem iayen
y e ~ ~; 49, ~ ihs 9isrtr4cl discha,ges
uou. ~. 1ae az ,orsrt4 re Sherr ~ nTr tniI
Me1e maus y. sae IN the n7ost rnsrvrons
m1nn95, 1a Trs, z+o-,,, a, ,r4nd an. hail nassed
~ aandsg ,,s. .,ens ~. ~ m,,tc Cnnn.r and ~
ove. i ~ ~. rs11nn fnrser3no nn the
GpSc5 se'E1 pt,,no9 ~ @ ssrrtnr frrrs c,r wers.
luua1A nna ;h ss+nI1n -. srcninrS MED bG
~ 1. aatfeE, 1ara ny m and Ia frt.s mi,
~! ILL., ~ as,,nt.ss g 70 = ennett-rnha ertcnt
1 rad.~ .fSernnnT M stnT1n rared WITH dufte
, 1869-06-03

The ex-Rev- Colonial and e1.Representa-
tive William a. Pile, Of ST. Louis, who
absurdly asp:rel to be Minister To Brazil,
has been appointed Governor Of New Mex
leo, in the place Of the er-rebel Colonel
Grove, Of Alabama, who could not take the
test oath. This is perhaps the best dispo-
Gtiou that could DO made Of the aforesaid
Pile, who harassed The President for IN
Office as badly as Doctress Walker does his
Secretaries
, 1869-06-03
PROTECTION A9AIHBr ErKAM MA.
CHINERY,

Tho standing argument Of the high tariff
ties is, That the prices Of hbor are so much
lower in Europe than IN this country that
goods cannot be manufactured hero In compe-.
tition with European goods unless the Aueri-
can oonsumcr is compelled to pay fftyto, one
hundred per cent more to tho domestic pro-
ducer than to the foreign competitor. Hence
the necessity Of En- enormous special tar on
the consumer, called protective thrift. Vi
The so-called ''paupcr labor OF Europe is the
scare-crov that has caused the masses Of
the American people to submit TO ths gross
imposition, and enables the Wards to cleas
a quarter Of million year on the profits
Of tteir workshops, by ove1charging for
their xaras- ---,.'
HIS It never occurred to our readers that
the eheApeoing and quiekeuiug Of trans
I,ortation between Europe and America,
aud the improvement of machinery, have
far more to do with the reduction Of the
price Of foreign goods than the alleged IN
der-pa1a labor Of the artisans Of Europe2
Why is it not just as sensible to clanor
! against the steam-powez and improved mn
chinery Of Europe as against the workmen
| OF that country Should there be an ad-
dition rnnde to the tax on the consumer to
offset every new patent in Europe which
nnkes lAbor more effective?
A steam engine. requiring no other food
than few bushels Of coal and few bur.
rels u rzata-. -''i L. 49, ~oaA of hun.
ured men and fifty horses, Should Amer.
can CONSUMERS be taxed sufficiently on thei,
goods 10 counterbslance the cheap Labor oi
this steam engine7 Is the eheapness thai
results from the usaL Of steam and Labor:
saving machines a disadvantage to The
community Is it proper to s'protect" The
people from buying and enjoying
cheap goods produced by modern improve,
ments in the arts7 Certainly the compsti
ton is no worse for the domestic uanufac
turer If the work be done by machinery thar
by under-paid labor. And what right ha,
he to demand that q higher a1id shall b.
! imposed On goods because they happen t.
be produced cheaper by improved ma
chinery7 The truth is that whntever dif
ference there may be between the pur
chasing power Of the wages paid to Ameri
can wo.kmen and to European workmen il
more than equAlized BY the cost Of trans
po1tation from Europe to this country. An
whateyex advantage manufacturers ther
may have over manufacturers here consist
in cheaper rates Of interest on cap'ta
better machinery, closer attention TO bus
| ness, greater economy in the details {
processes, md the smaller profits they Al
1 Al =. p-t -
, 1869-06-03

The Democratic Freeport Congressional
Convention resolved "that our duty, not
"a partisans, but aa American Ghzens, is to
organize md compel the recognition OF our
tights through the power Of the ballot-box. :"
What they referred to was not explained,
and, unless it Was the fright" to have
a candidate to run against the Republican
nominee, We can think Of nothing else. But
they were unable to 'compel anyone to
t4recognize their right to force him
through the ballot-bo1 ns their candidate
, 1869-06-03

iess ssGG.e e i e. ss :.' a..
The incouaea reported IN Detroit aooyc $4,000,
arc II folloxs: J. Ba9ley. s6l, l,sos; c. q. Buhl,
tA,19s; z. Chandler. tA<7n; D. Cooper, tH,s1s;
Z c Dcan, fta,e4a; c. Ducharme, 81 SIS; D, Y.
Ferry, q, m; G. g. Ffust, 391.H1S; R uawiey,
s7,oe4; J. Joy. g., 700: Charles Merrill, s:s,-
6od: James, Mcmillan, s91sos; David Preston,
9sa,7 ". Parker, sso.ss9: D. u. Richardson,
t<ssso; 4. Sheldon, TO. eos; z h Ward, s1os osl;
Q. Whitney, IT,, ssaas1; Fred. Buhl &ao,sls; II.
Il. Emmons, 99o,lao: f1aullin Moore, 29A511:
". d Weston, taah1sd
hKBKAsKA
1T. Small, living alone on his homestead, ten
miles from NtobEArah, WAS found dead on Tues
DAY Of Last week within few feet Of his cabin,
shot through the head Theru u no clue ~ 70 the
pe1pet,1tot Of the deed.
xlkaAs.
The Louisville G1sat leazns By private letter
h2s purchased atK toWnhatpA Of land IN Mitchell
County, kAnaas, end viii setsle go families upon
them before March next
oHio.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the 1st leaGns that
General Stephen J. McGroarsy u lying very LII II
hia resdence On ColleRe Hill Hts old wounds
received IN the AMY, An sGain n1lllctlnG him, and
!. has been decided % ssauputate his Gm
klsSOCHI.
Vim VI. Bay, IN old citizen Of St. Joseph, died
May 81.
A Ar- M1rTtal, OF Jefferson County, WA d.
yoEced fortnight ago. A fem days Atterwarl h&
wan married in the highway, himself tho bride
the pastor, and Ill tho spectators seated on thetl
ho<seA
On the q4th ult, terrible hail, rain And wind
| etorm sistted some portions OF Lafayette County
| Near Dover md Wavsrly, In the norh, crops wer,
seriously damaged. Thomas Shelby wheat wn,
| int IN fha rfAOf rf ~ ~
, 1869-06-03
The original G.rcat SEMI OF missouri.

The Original Grcat SEMI OF Missouri
The original great seal Of the Stata Of Missouri
removed fron The seat Of government By ne Or
ds9 o. Glanro :; sata 9 H.; GOV.
ebony boI- Tne ioadving correspondence re-
'">>' ~ >'>'" .s1: Lor.s No, Nay ss, 1saa
" 10 Hu Ealleney, J, Y. Aectxrs, C0rtTnos y
thf STATE af Missouri:
ISM: Any nekitation formerly felt on prsnd-
p1c5 OF general public law, OF on account OF con-
riettng opinions within the Ssase TO deliver y It's
existing government the original great seal Of
snat u November iast, 10. tae nss. u;ns since
peaee, ii IN election neld throughout sss terri
enosen s 4 Il -. elseao6, nesexita aaasmt IL
Nov OF 20 oddcial Falue, It u sul Interesting
Is rti!c Of the time When civil NaE haf not t!t-
anEurv Of the speedy oblivion Of rast strife, and
the complete restoration Of frsieEns1 feeling
ame1s =; Al li'u ST. m,.n : sEH1. TH1se.9 Fe.pss
ESTATE CT MISSOURI.
shUr1IK DKrAKrxK~T,
..,- 4crr or JxFTxRscS, Nay i, lsetl
!" IN Hon. Er1neix E1>smfn, Set7xt47rs cF S:1h:
"DEAA s1R: hare the homo. herewith 70 tzso..
nit to 9ou, As Il legal ru.:oslsa1- fae cEsstnal
great scal Of the suse Of Missouri reSe1ssi tns
md . cory Of the acknowledgment Of the same.
l an, very respeeuulls' your oesasas Sa4 ss1saas
"sfA1x or ArssoCM.
"ExrcrI1Tx DIrAkTxkNT.
CIR sF 5ErT1sseS. ;:ta OF May 1891
"DEAH sm: 'Ths good o,i sea! q The
State and Joor accompanying lctter were r.
cetyed this moFune tenevs w s1pssss E!,7s1 sGe
saying It Is g1asdytnE 70 witness mol oais tae r
1urn Of the Old seal 70 its original and legitimate
p.aoa tom which ithad enwasTante5 s9a5ea sJ a
hts {eEftttnaie uutte1- ..
, 1869-06-03

and agents should be examined, and the eucteasd
CT inemcieucJ Of these officers shonld be fepo.tea
upon AL suggestions, Recommendations nnn t.
ports from The commission should be made to tos
honorable Secretary Of the INTERIOR to oe 0y ana
TO Congress. very respectfully. your oeeaiens
servant E s. fARHEh Commissioner.
George q, Stuart, Robert Campbell r. E. Dodge,
E 8. Tpbey, Felix r. Btnnot, Nathan BISHOP
uenry8. Lana Conmis aionets.
, 1869-06-03
THE PARE BOND QUESTION.


anese Is Pte.ts seuet" appi''a ~ me
Feople ~ ts ots VI @as @ se'e.aA nA -
u. eoe 'as' AeeAi"'ute, WIZ "' AePaon
u Certain fo1l'ons u .,ie n1t'eoti4 :. ~ ae'
~te4s. - 49, uereA ~ .-oA. ~ . e
r. p. - ~ -, ~ -. 70 , s,1 49, "'a ~ - .sa
| 49, eH.t:.,a. 80, w." ~ ~ 49, a 80
'A,4ous =. ~ e9,s'1loA - " ~ e'
~
9o1s4 o'ae 90 - :, ~ 0o oooe1s .At'>. t''s1
~ y N uPeD eno pAopv -
:. t@4.o ~ M W.. 80.
~ .ne nni',''e".en. AAe "es' s'-1A '4ao
q. - a.s w .,u ~ ~. - 49,. e @ a, .s
- 1ue t'ole.s " .ao ~ A4 ~ 20 -
.,l! 49,, sa' ss-Is,:.n - - ~ a. - 49, - s;.H
inA' "4e'oos Ateo1A :. s'
eua' ~ pas 'o' .Ns ".o't.ooA 'A
COMMISSIONERS a,e Aa'nUso ~ uenu
.u@' e.' na"s"' sA
issue ~ An.'n S.oo''''' "a a'S 17' 49,.
N11e ~ 49, ~ p. ~ - - ~ ct;ea,,-
"sa 'ue tups ~ 49,. ~ - e.
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snoolo be required 70 1saue ooile@ 1ot Pat-
chAfang and improving pa9Ks In tne oopn
and w..st Divisions to m amount REQUIRED
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, 1869-06-03

c. " M11H,5sros: sa7s Ss4:n Ny 49,; s H. + ne
pt1TtarNt nnder ma nroT1stons Of the Iour1h ser.
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oT ;1 r. .sns a sSs ssas3' r: NJ =
Snw a1thn1trs1 ~ ths s1rns - sIerc,as nnder the
direction q lie frcsidens, ioin: cea:roi Win the
Secretary Of The Interior ovr The disbursement Of
Of II Ina frretda1t nav 1eSto1,.. srt hsyfnr
heep conrenea tn fh,s c5tY fo1 Tho par-
pose oi orqsnizlnr lor tie exetu:iua
uk Tnur ,Irttas sr, l~iieyt-r tha. in e1naecuol
x1;h me Prrsi'.e5t md o,Ic- oTcer, of faa -c7-
e.nnenr ,on desire the hun1anlzadon, civilization
, 1869-06-03

false, these complaints nEe believed beyond
The city, and are industriously used to d.
vert khfpments from this point