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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
For Rent.

TNiIE WAREHOUSE NOW OCCUPIED
L ny Theodore Fink, fronting Quincy
street.
AlSO ono on east side Of Main Rtreen, near
Quincy. Possession INST OF April next.
Apply 10
n0vl2.lm W. L. McAFEE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23

THE PureSt and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL In
the world, manufactured nom fresh healthy
lIvers, upon the sea shore. It IL perfectly
purc and sweet. AJAX for "HAzard q Cas-.
wells Cod Liver OIL" manufactured by
CASWELLI, HAZARD q CO.,
New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23

For Rent.

tINHE STORE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY
Ma, Kline, No. 1877 Main street. Pos
seaaiOn given April LIST, 1870.
THn8. O'BRIEN,
nnVIv.im Real Estate AGENT,
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nOv22ln
For Rant.

mHAT DESIRABLE STORE ROOM IN
odd Fellows Hall, corner Of Monroe
and Fourth streets. at present occupied By
Mr. Edmund Booking. Possession glv0n on
tho lat OF April, Apply 10 , ,,,,p,
nOilHLH or ". Z. NICK ELNEY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
For Sale or Rent.

A GOOD TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
n Ing HOuBe GU Monroe street, with eight
rooms and finished attic. Immediate pos
session can be given.
nOVl2 l. IRWIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
for 3tnt.
For REM.

1NHE LARGE AND OOMMOpIOUs Three
L story dwelling, No. ~ Market street,
containing 10 rooms. THIS u one OF Tue
DOSt located houses In tho city, Possession
MRS. q. HARBOUR,
nOy22.lm l9 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
Land For Sale.

r AND SUITABLE FOR GARDENING
II purposes, within three miles OF tho city,
IN the National Road. Plat or the proper
" can be seen Rt ]. II. Goods law ONCE.
nOvD.tf q. H. PARKS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
Seines. Some:

T AM PREPAREDT 10 FURNISH sEINEs
l. suitable for small streams, at short notice,
CuAA. H. BERRY,
Nos. Is and u Water 81,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
OF UNIFORMITY, AND HOW
WE PREVENT IT.

fho want OF uniformity In Boots and
Shoes, II Is well known; equals II not ex-
ceedB that Of any other kind Of mAnufac-
tured goods. In order 70 protect ourselves
and customers, we make II O rule not TO re-
ceiye or place on sale any goods not regular
and uniform, except they be too low In
price 10 allow OF uniformity. TO insure this
every pair OF Boots and shoe9 that enters
our store is carefully examined and rejected
unless found correct In size, free nom dam.
ARe and uniform In Quality,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
90 Main Street,
WHEELING, W. va.

WHEELING, W. va.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
W. Merchants 70 our very large assortment
OF BoolS and Shoes now In store for Fall
and Winter Trade.
with IN experience OF many years, four
house having been established In 1884, we
can, with truth, assert that oar stock for OK.
tent, variety, durability, freedom from oil
iTTegnlGrlty, and adaptation y the wants q
be surpassed.
ALL OUR WORK
ia made and selected mainly with q Wow 10
SERVICE and REAL VALUE, securing for
them all the style we can without n Slcrihca
or Qualify,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
WOMBN'B HOSES & CHILDREN'B
RAIMORAIR

In Iho department Of women's, misses and
childtenB goods we defy competition.
Moreover we can give 70 our customers, ont
thus enabling them 10 tit up and work on
clean their broken stock. This Ia an In.
ducement offered by very few dealers, and
II will be appreciated ~ very great nd.
yRntago BY those experienced In retailing
Boots and shoes.
WANT OF UNIFORMITY, AND HOW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
ALL OUR WORK
MEMS THICK 4 KIP BOOTS.

Especial attention Is called 10 our own
make OF mems THICK and KIP Doors.
ThOy are made ont Of tho very best Kip up
per and sole leather; they are solid double
q le; have our trade mark stamped on the
bottom, and can be confidently relied upon
the consumer.
THICK BROGAHs d BALMORALs.
Our stock OF BroRanS and Balmorals for
Men, Boys and Youth ls OF endless variety;
and our best work will be found 10 be made
out OF tho very best material and In the
most WoEkmRn.llke manner.
vynNfvUIR NITnRRa 4 NEuWW nnRuHa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO 3. B, OOMP'Y

.,. WHEELING, May Sth, 1850.
DAsHENGER TRAINS WILL RUN by
4 the following gchedule on and aflar the
10th day OF May, lS09-Wheeling time.
LNHtNNJ a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
GOODS EQUAL 70 sAMpLEs,

Buyers cannot generally devote the time
necessary TO examine beyond the samples
shown. BY our system OF examination and
Ing goods inferior 70 samples. Aside nom
the recognized duty Of dealing as we would
be dealt by, we regard II As pocuuiArily our
interest 30 70 act a. 70 secure and retain tho
con hdence OF all who may favor uH with
their trade.
, 1869-07-26
CAPTURED DY INDIANS,
4 hg AMffrEbnEu OF II White gVotnn a u

I iic AlaffcEbuEs OF II White Woua u.
ffunI tht t}nuthH Hermit.
Af"ut four 5taTs alhet t ta',tly nafnrA Wrt.rl
Er!t uscti Irunt bElu to ltunsas, hnt u+tteti Il
stttasH kL0Wn A. tulntuun's FORK. Ihs faulty
conntAtrd u! john Weixrl ani wife. and TIRES
children, two boyA nui Kri, the forulcE nXeh r.-
s!IElhtiy l0 anC II 3ea5x ami the lnttcra. 4
hul1lttita! VI eIgh1s actrs was taken ~, nllA tn
tao. .tnfa was hnder cultivation.
nccnuhts published, The Cron Font lntt.,ls nlsic
rn'd tLfuugh that portion Of kai.Aas leaving
ccAth AID destruction III their wake.
a1'r "xesnt MTs Wece nats'rp r II Tsstasg snt
Was tic last time she WAS seen, until Sunday Last.
y ben Gen Carr uade m aktAck on All Indian wi
Women were u tic soldiers III possession Of
the Indians, struggling Us II TO rato their way To
the rauls OF General Cars command. An order
which Ha4 observed with viii by the brayc men,
w belorc Ee5 could gain s0sses,'on 81 The
head q one Of them. whose Only 1ao-a . n.ne ~ ss
ts>annn, who fell u the earth Another zei devil
rrr,i revolver a. s1ra: weigr' hut the shot fortu-
nallly struck y nh autl gn1ccd or, caas1ng tut 4
t.Ahhjhs+vul1d j ts 1hE16, u 1a1s1u5 suIuIof Wnose
name and company Is nj present unknown, put
spun 70 Ills hor1e aud flushed gallantly u the very
heart Of ths lnl.anband Grls ped siFs We.se1 b.
thu waist, Lifted her un his hufse and EalE0ped
aMBy to tar wHgon train, Nhcrr VII care aud at-
fsitI0n MuR given the unfortunate WOMAN. Too
much praise cannot te tessowe, les we upon& & NE Gsa'e
pleasure 10 heruld u forth to lhe world.
The battle soon afterwards ca'ue to termlna-
tiop ny the CAPTURE Of the cn.lfe Indian Quilt,
with Tue exception Of those Nho fell ta1iY LII tie
light"
been pFisVner 0nIonR the Indians SINCE the suN-
H:er Of lsG;. For fear she hai Deen tue forced
insEFses OF Crow Foot Cilief named - lIItYlIo
u I asr to " naotter Ch:ei, naled iii fsce, tis
consolidation te!Eg couple of p0Llvs.
She states that several Tunes after her capture
ehc attempted su1cl,le, hut was treated With alt
3ta-f fnHnh }ntt1D9 Which
, 1869-07-26

rum tIt tara tf1} Ehtt<l3H.
The CAFE Of Thomas Beaver a.atnst Ness-s-
Which was decided on the 10th Inst, In favor Of
the defendants. IN the Tinted States Circuit
Court fer the Southern District of llIiants, wss
comuelced cu LEiJ II, 1e5A .at tae Erss sEiat =
verdict was Teudered for the plaintiff but IN tnre.
subsequent Trials, IN Succession, tue VERDICT MAS
fer the defendants. IN the nth tnal, IN June,
1LG7, 4 verdict Was rendered again 1or the paln-
ground that the Verdict wls unwa:faniea by the
evidence. In the late trial the verdict was again
fer ihe defendants, and . motion for a new trial
maze t5 tic plaintiff. WAS oseEruicd by
tie Court Judge Duyis, Of the Supreme Court at
Washington, occupied the heuca, With judge
I<czi, the Circuit Judge daring tic late sEtd, aud
1lat1e tie charge 10 the joT5, Al be had loue IN
ses crai Of the tIesio1s t1.a1s. The pr.pe7sE in-
ro1red In this salt Is an undivided sixth part Of
WIN, v Is originally 80 acrca, but, BY acczetion
Irtrl the lfs esIppL has become about 10 acres
and Is ipetded III south fractional half anil nurt1-
west quarter Of Section &c, and fractional Sections
g AMI =, IN Toa nsE1p II southt KsaGe !, vest OF
Ihtro principal meridian, and Is situated west Of
the plated &nd Inhabited portion OF the city Of
Cairo, aud between them and the Mississippi
I1rer.
The plalrttns attorneys during the progress OF
the suit, nave been Hon. Archibald Williams, OF
QuincJ, aIterFard CnI.td States Judge IN Kansas
ind Atuce dead Hun Z. L Lawrence vas uae Of
the judges oG the Suprene Court o1 the Statet aud
the Hon. JackIon GTus11w, Of Quincy. un the
part uf the defendants there hare been employed
1t different peTtods Of the case, lo1. David j.
Baler, OF Alton: lion LYMAN Tunbul. present
Abraham Lincoln, Hon. Stephen 7. Logan, and
Hon. u 8. Edwa1ls, the two last named gen
tIemen ha*iug now the active management ol the
defence.
, 1869-07-26

California hInFkefa.
FAY F1Axc1tco. July H. -bfrsdftunt-P1pnr hssa II
fAt1t. Nhets-4l.;3 eAfssrnr tsufr Tor tluice-
i<f4i Trndert-7{A.
Nlrlrs nh.frt-uufInk the week dull elretax weak,
, 1869-07-26
4 DIAMOMD ROBBERY,
$1,000 Worth of ulnltlonds HtoIcu
hY u EHomnn.

From tie 81. L"uia Dsn.. cri,, -'iiy ~
". L. Ituuhet. tile ~eli-knowa l.wtlrr Of No.
at,trroon between ss,d O'Clock, to thr tune 81
About E>pb in diamond rings IT'S affair WAS
ssEy we'll PLANNED AMI kkfltnl1s executed.
At Ae tire nrnlluntd Ia II ell. iErs -ea t1ra e1-
tered III. fIonhet rxtrnslye establishment, ,rlt
ttor,r' with oiaraoiai lv~e',r "f grras vnlur.
shey ,hed II sn5 a as Il ss
clerks. AE ThorA u VIII, hLl stepped OUT
Gu .au rrransi. aud ,he otlrr clerk md KDre
toCutcEdelet: 90 that, nj the tttue the t~n ule:l
came In, MI. Prrutxt wills 11one. Tne lcucks were
kept u lhe tack paH OF Ire stose, Dn thu notth
SIDE CT the stuEt u line Of show Cases ulltsl With
jeweisJ aud on the ttbes slde hre fancJ articles,
prlnc!ja! =. OEe ease OIL tue iprth %!ie Is aboul
tel ttet ifuko the door, aud hcfweeI 1t and tls
next e. containing !ncst Of tGs tausoud 1e1 1ea.
u, IL . raTrOW passage way. Mr. Pfoutxt Ttnt
to The rtar Of the store 10 show the ciocka II tie
trr6 and, alter lf had l-:en there short tune,
b. hsd s,x:ata Inc op sn 1x
trutu lie passase ~nv between the cases to-
ward II dcor She sprearc,! to he in great haste,
net ty = lady comlng H. Who Observed her astta-
t:Un. Nj. frouhtt, sus{tctlts something wruux,
IL h,s ssock cpstonsfs ana Tent 20 nc ifon, Of
I'll shelf behind the utsx counter we're all right,
and kce.ng them pndssturtsu, went bark 10 the
clock nkrea of liiar', ald, promising 10 @ ssna
hr: W.T. entered about the time the men .ert,
AID missing the ie1elry ttum the st.coud case.
aFked Dir. FIoGbet rhert the rtner we're In e1-
4nl,nttirn, It TAs discovered ihAt between f7,ul4
sid sooo worth Of at'.oni rings had hcen stolen,
anti It Wa cuD]ectured that the Mousan IN black
had taken them bile As. T. VAS waiting On the
nicn. The door Of the thoW. cases Is On the tide
next the wall and opens with spriuK ht the toy.
1t Was MI eaFy matter for The WOMAN 10 step Into
the Asss Ge> W1y between the nr~t and SECOND
cases, push tnw1 tue knob ca1tectea with the
sf ous SS"n 9! Of q
Hesc al ~ jewelry csscs, and tnrst them into her
ThH -.,1..r .u.,,-. -.on.t.,, .f f,--.-, ..,rs
, 1869-07-26
CHICAGO, MONDAY. JULY rs, 1869.

=. .,..x :. .,, No.,
u ptaeea pn hha hncH toonfHooh
asTIsny stuIst,y eG,nr.e,rn ~ dne naex Ian O Lne
S.tt,n9, .ur III, soAt sou! tnc MnMSsL .. -
pstH1 n,N1t :" ~ nase nn nsness sha hts tu1HtaFe
aao 4psts.tE ett. nsr LOW ta place. tUt+ IN otncf
1rrlssiA tMs w n.iil1me Ase anA Ghoecnptct
lno 7H!anutsntlFtL ,s ~ L =. Etowp. ~ A.
t.sta IRE II nn1nas5: ana. !oeelhff WIN NJ opefa-
ao1s WE'D cahb ffsm Ih4laGd On me atextnef
ana.a !eE nsJs ny, = cug}!nx q! tne quiet
T, pieasusa Naa1a !hc cooou{ nno!1A He ~. m
- sseeu11. tne ontts!uLS1aleht o. kne 0niE WHICH
!es N1"etn Nslta ana SICILY. hodr IKE tue oFcf1-
80. E.He.a. !. a. lN:ssSa1nan. IE1ee More
~ -" Ase aum ~ nau ,ue lnn!efH IN cna3fo
Sa tAE apparatus VIM WHICH tHG LIE u lA6
, 1869-07-26

iron without cooking, c1toud IN wcst OF north
direction tf0m TIN southwestern part Of OWru
County. up through Ciny nud l'nrkc countIrh
width Of rtx ntlea with utp1I an Iocksile on
thr wei cdRe- In depth. 1t rsngns froEu three 70
az net. lIUh ore whs found IN The frnlfe ui
G,lJ couut1 IN sullr!rnI quAut'slrs % *ufpo.t
! 3ninsEf, whI'o suildr ifGl a!T1 uoR !.,u
tst. htunlsIo0s rAhl. and die futldli3 koih aLs
tbun1 scattttrt over the t1tiHftes 70 'h9En uAn!,
AHA. Hr II Cohil.lrHt that thu ~Holn sFTttoa WI
tAbn bc siGttcd HfrF with fn1nattn AnN thst 1nai-
Aok ~tl1 Mon rank text ~ l'ohLs5!fAAlA ID iron
tusuulkcIurtnR EAstrr1l rafftAl'AtA &fr fnLr5rst-
bh1 tGctnse1tCa KrrAtJ, Ialtt'f fhfettl9atspR tns
matter. hEd jnYrnftitg lRTx1 Eutua Or nohnf: tha
Ntrtrrn men uHy wAAu Up III nnd tAcuisatsca pu-
Ti,r tx,uutl nrta u tin Legislature ~tFu scnt 10
h tnfue HLtB1~T IF The C4ItiNtacN by tktrs4A
,esrrrtsy AEi VIII TN distributed " al Vi tuem
f,r flr Tho clusn of this work
Thp tf,tl1aupj tolls. t'Eaw !uftlate DnnEllln Eta.
r,n1t Aka trtH CttEA1Iiiatrd With the 1lahFIllr,
/ ,t,nnM i,itnn inQinn 4 Tr1ln Jtairnaf uni+s tho
nsmr Of tllr 1n,ilAlAttolI-, lobEutngtnh Western
M4lEuad. The Turner r'ad IL nrsfly comtlrtc*1
iruu lrihX nlfr1dJ lad tftxrtn u1nf!lla aud
naiEpagn city Ani the Gait wIlI h+ r.!nntng tH.-
tween thtAe Tallnts tn biaty days. Work II pro-
cFttetnR rapidly Ncst Gf Champaign tlty. knh the
r,IuE y III som 4. completed E,etneen D1ntule aud
the Mih-lA*ipI RIVER.
i4igr ntcEIns YRS hrIf ut Wh!testown.
Haunr CnuntJ, !tA3crdas, IN Tho tntrtrat Of the
PrEfoteti ln'liahatt+, llclpht Chca-u Railroad.
INK, md comn,i&trci appointed 10 circulate pttI-
tit,nH aid conx,lt the County Cnn41.a1oncta.
lttH'nc County secGs 10 be decidedly In favor of
The new Fuad.
, 1869-07-26

The Contest Lelsseen Scntcr nsad
Stokes Hcntrr Scrrnntirh-Antt \
ptltrd Flolence In 1:ltnt Icaanc*secs
HJetlal utkpate Ii 10 I he Chicago Tribune.
NAtItf1IJE, TttIn., July X,
HrntcE nnf1 Etnkca tItt Rt iiallntit, !rstrFIay,
with the usnl rrxll1Ix Eiskch fIAs nxantt 1H, In
MildIc 7tnntrHer, tI,c ryEtpat thLtA uf thr crowd.
who aitrnl thu ttrMtrs; t'Hl Il" hU- hts Own "a
KAl4AhiIy IN Hhtrr t!iti ~ last 7rntrRsre.
1hr candidates Inr,t ut l'nI4ski, III Ellrh
thnI5. turtnUI1ns. atnl RhtHr frnrA, disturbance
hnsr lHrH txtIrs.,1l. in tilIra tB uttat kH-klnA
CuIht.. III Mhlsh Republican AtrttElu& have ui-
tr4'r sariL Inlrrru1l, y innh rhnrrs III! thu Kst.
ktsArs nnn' wulti pr,thahIy nnt In Al,nwrHl "
rtrh& Ut ali: hut l1nR ~Mh HcWtur, II" Will.
Hunk, prt u hraiInR. ..... ...
t+n.rthHr hsNitr HtM III thr city Iaat hight ltn
VIM krIrlu1th nj lfst htArty jluae. amt tHinR
rniirh bnt, rp,kr hthnj ina rtu"t. llr do
rttnrtl III rHIrr IHlH utt} Et3nltfn tHl ranHFRtu.
lAE"I tfs ll.l*Lrrs tn Thy Triumph ot uI!lfrr'at
hnErmE. Atd kiGlH~ hAt lHagKtsl Ut TIN WHY III
AfIrh flr falt ls'rh uksHK his DIitIoheuts, THO
crt,Mh rtlrrgtd hifA !Hstly nj lhn f.s-4.
WIZ. u. uII1IrH, DrnnSratc Candidate Tor
srnni"F, Ennr nnUttrt Uf his violent rtl,ul hht-
AHEGtx tuhi light
irrtirtr ltAhn hun ghI!o u work with an nptaf-
fL& determination u rut lUHn the SuaHFlAe CltY
txtcss.ta.
krr.nIH fears ars entertained of a c0tlia!op IN
EAtt TtlIslc.kec ut the cuLatnE election. This pa r
tIsuIln VI ti.ueIM Htnkrs h,lt1Iy aroW that lhsy
NIL prohibit thc G1-fclH:is trct!t1y uHlawfaIIy
IT. lh"tt hy fnrCr, II LeccfhAly, aud Ake SAi1 10
bG AE1N!AE lof tile pITIs1Rr,
, 1869-07-26

From It'd Sfs 1cFk Erendn7 tE<e
A controversy OF very cu.ouA nature r. Eu!nE
On III talfusl.l., fsuLl Nh.ch would apQczr that
they have rllk ring on the Pacific that ms! tc
compared In II. ropacitE win the whs1ey rtug: Of
tailnrnians propose 10 roh tile State III str,ct Ac
corhance with the letter Of The Law.
In lse6 the Legt,laturc Of California, deRrIng 10
ins M W rretn,uin IN m Of so ..or each plantation OF oo
mulberry trees Of the age Vi two jean, anl
I'rrmlum Of s,oo for tho production OF each lo',-
rndcr this Act Al cntcrprts!nz ser1cu1sunst, q
they call stx- -In*srs netl clll on the State for
nffy thousand dollars, Reckoning the ptetnt1m
dt,e HIN nftcs the manner fo!lo Elng. 10 Wit: Lie
making IN .unR1ussr sutsiis,ston o! his orchas,!
Into two hundred plantations Of nse ,houstnd
plania -asHxs,p -t4,,top. u 4. D..
IT hro resulted fEon tho looec worsling o. Inc
net Ct lstG thai IMMENSE rnmfFts uf MGEthlts4
and brUkcu ct,olous we're o;1rrr-l III quantities .!
one hunirri t!nuEand, upon which the premium
Of ta0U Nas dstiaL,lrh !n esrf1 Instance
The Legislature Of 1865 at,uRht to remedy The
matter hy AnrndnR the sct 70 that hut onr Pre-.
MUM OF fsaJ bl,ntiih l,c granted "to rAeh rrr*on
growing OF culttt hflhE I've hundred o. fnofr n1ul.
Ter, tires Of lie nEe Of two Jeas1. "plAnte,l IN
rntEhtlr form, and ii proper dHianecs+ 3or perm
nens :. .hs ssns tms s fsskes r.
ouIy for tuct NJ wtsr H'efchsnLaMc+" The
kericuiu.ttta Ert hrn.na thrst provisions ~ Na.,.
d.rtstcn Of their larrc mulberry aclas Info patches
ot ayc thourAnd lr.tt lie premiums OIL which ara
t. &c tcr4n,,,4s In the nnira Of fhetr Sons ha1cn.
trsa nuptx, nnclcA anil rfhnlfattltft: sn1 W ~.
hittpR That tt~ Wori Tncfchautaalc RIAL Dc
construed to 1nran marketable or ts!a''le-
tTft4!uts thr encouragement designed to t,c AT.
forfed 10 ihc pt!k !nterrs Of California ~ tho Art
Of tbs Legislature viii lc wholly defeated ~ snen
rfsstonk Tho cocnnnF, which hrc brukcn IN Of
der that t,rlr hcalthy rgKa may t,c Rhlpp.i TO
France and ]taiT, Rro tnsnfestty a! no AatAnta1c
10 The country, tut tho rrresSc, IN destroying oh9
future fuaIArt for rkw tllk.
TLc TpA1t ot Judges, which II tic constitute!
suthosfy under tho law, fur tho dctcrtnanatioo OF
Al upeasiana conc4Fu:nE ptcsnutna, met ~ Sac!a-
nenip IN f}c 18th 1uAt1nt, and lhe3f nrs!on lpon
The polnts pow In dispute viii st'n<a vet4 0tase'5
1t ~ l.cS.es u i49 bt4ts II Alus W e3Ar.
, 1869-07-26


tn1IISsriLIE, ill.,, JuIy 20.
Il 'it"T ~. Leufs ltt"stienn: .
Though The tttlutcd Itt1rF from Maj1r Powell
was WrI.f.u VIII. nu ti,,uHht If publication, the
Interest fell 1T ts lime it, Ills expedition In,iuces
nr tn seht II 10 .nu far that puraose.
u IEny lie We'll TO rIta!n that the caflnsf'
wh,ch he tlrnh q III h's t'oHn are a!mri, wat"r-
feet of Tie Low an1 ttern. He had three tn,ats
t~eAtt -teur feet long, ana one sixteen feet lnng,
The last to lie uhrt Gy hlTnhclf a IN advance
t1,loEer, 1t aae one oi the larger ones that MAS
ktf.
Tie candles we're ftr use In reading The baT.
On,eItrs at Light ln estimating the Majors re-.
mark att ct tt't. scenery It Is to le remembered
rhtt he Is fa!n:llsr With nearly the whole Of the
eIag.d SCENERY Of the Itpcky MountAlns, and that
he L. hhttiCallJ 'rnE'ng oi strong wo1dA ".
CAnr II Aor1n Or Els7M uyEN4}
June =, 1sc2.
NY LLAE tl:lEhp: Ytur Interest in our party,
and det'sc for oas huvcchs Il 70 great thas taku
the nEst opportunity to report lyst1. shall walk
to the uIbtaA 1ndtEn Agency tomorrow, and
ttIe to rtcehe and n Ail letters there Tue
he Sasis SEEM u 70 be- se ssacsssz s The eossd
cRtlus 1t each trd Work well aa buoss, fur al.
though the t'oats have several tttats been t!ied
With y ater, u lille loaled With men and rations,
they still II ould huat- Altogether We have ruiz
sfDut 100 miles q cADOu. the water often puDX-
inE don fwe1vE Or rt;ceu feet 10 q hundre1,
atrGug recks that r, at'e the wattr rage
Tie cahol ~uItr EH,e hten ftum 2,GG0 to 4, $50
feat high: rarely perpendicular on both sides at
ont+t und always footing 10 MAKE po1taKcs, Of
"hlch He hhse Hatte great uany-onc nearly
mile IN length. Ne hure had unc DISASTER. Hoy
lxud iAted to zee or understand tue .lEnal to l41
n j s+ ncAieu Over teF!es o! dangerous rspliS,
4hti the h0ut NA- Ut lcst rcktd. Thr three ncn
IL the bt Ut lnLnseed 10 get to little lslasd, and
we're brought oE III EnteEJ. 1iy thts We lost Atout
obe-tlfd ri 1ftr r1t!uus md the duplicate tnatru-
DFnlf. All the baE0t.cteGh NeFE on tie lsuAt, but
Nt1c removed f.om :he wreck 4 few candies
ul.d The cahe Ut records, barometer tubcs mud
HtWianhs Nht-kry were All that MIA sasc4l
tIIt kttfInH S4r1 Int
y hat ihry had an, and thRt waB but little Bh4fts
III llanfF1 HHh kuChp.
The Fcrher5 nHR Oh grind scale, and never
kettte uld | live III svcl ecstac5 fur nn cntlrG
uHnth.
l,nd good turccss IN "tfntiuR geological sci
I'll ST tGiurnkl 1h11uRlI tfIv tuHuuk TAlriy y-u!nc
HI. Mslr d gt'UIl collection ut fossils SntltnX
tI.t COLLECTED. All III Euod hcuith aud 4plrtt~,
wiif liEh atul.rA of EurCts+.
With great respect, ! Au 5ulra cordially.
j. ". TUwxLL.
, 1869-07-26

n7TAwl, JGiy .A-Don!Etou notes IN circulation
on the 7th OF luty amounted 10 o0o: Specie
$l,lihWp. Depenturrs held bs the hccelscr Gem
cIA, S1a.v11; the railway receipts Tor Jane were
t2I9,x11. For the s8nc mouth Last ytAr @,1ss+ +3s5
The dtscoupi On American Invoices iuE the pIestnt
wrtk Is &c I'er cent
MoSTREi1, July 2a-At the Ii Chine regatta
tss.esia} ths !iaansf II woa TIE onsn n9a; Fsss &C.
won easily by Walter Druwn, Of Pittsburgh; tine.
is "a FEttop, Of the ST. Juhn's crew, cid not
Ern,nn. o; Tornpto. The fsur-oased ontskxed .ace
waa won uy The st. John's crew. About Orr,
persons were pEcseEt- The weather MS c1onStE
= nrJ
, 1869-07-26

appointment OF q Judgc-1ucoxpo-
Fations-'Thc Illinois State Agent,
Etc.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, III, july Is,
The Governor, on Saturday last, appointed
Robert Bell, ESQ.,, County judge Of WABASH couu.
tF, rice Thomas J. Armstrong. deceased.
Tha Aurora 6nrer llaie Manufacturing Com
pany, Of Aurota, Kuuc county, capital stock to),
coo; and the Western Cnion Land Company and
Immigration Society Of tho GRitcd Siate.-she
last With the principal Office At Qu'ncy-nave
nled certncates Of organization tn the office Of tue
Sccrcss4s Of 6tate-
a litter has been received IN this city from Col.
pne II. D. Cook. Illinois ttnte Agent at Washing
ton, Etntlng that ie Is now pacing through the
tnins In the Third auditors ONCE, and every
thing Is going Oh iavorablY !n FrtatIuH tn theln
Colonel Coax Is entitled 10 great credit for his
zeal AMI efficiency IN preparing aad pEcseuung
these claims TO the government
, 1869-07-26
mr. PcnbodY's school Donations In
tEc Sonth-Singuluf 1xctuEu for Nos
bfc-henEIcd Eh4uAnthroPys

From 1h4 cAariost< Is. c. Denp,rat, July "a.
TIE e61sot Of The fewteEn 7tnsts do1t Know
what be il talktnS about when he siJs thl1 Pea
tooy has Teen i benefit 70 Southern Children
How many schools has MF. PrahouJ's money
opened IN North Carolina, and how niaay poor
Southern boJs Afu EetEiDX educated In thu: way :
Does Nj. Peabody support school In Newborn.
or IN Kalet9n, or Wilmington, or anJ other to~n
or cilJ In The State: We k0nx that tho Com
nis>obcis OF the fund propose 10 appropriate Ger.
the locality where the hcLuol Ia desired Will raise
q larger an1c1ni from thelr own pockets f'ns II
u intended to benefit the po0r people pf the South
md not made dependent on the peoples further
taxing themselves: II our people furnish money
manage It themselves, aud not hare It mtIe.l
ruh Mr.. Peabody A1alTs or under The contro!
Of hts commissioner. Duf {Hecd Of the View.
bern 1t7,.es has been nlsled and huMtoggetl NJ
the pnGs be ece4 IN the papeEs about peanodyb
tonattcuk, lie must not bclttre all he hsaEs Of
Aees. unmbuRxery ducs prevail