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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-10

Row IN THE F1BEpRooF BUnDrNa--CouNry
CoMMassroBE2s-KNo Downs AND PISTOL
D2sPIAz.-Yesterday afternoon that portion oi
the Fireproot Building which is devoted to
the purposes Of the County commissioners.
was the scene Of beliRerency, one or two
KNOCK downs and great deal Of pistol dis
play, but very little damage was done.s AZ
we learn, Mark Reynolds. the foreman Of
the work done by order Of the County Com
xnissioners, applied to r. e. Miller, late Presi-
dent Of the Bosrd and defeated candidate for
City Inspector. for his pay. Words ensued
and Miller drew his pistol. whereupon Reynolds
knocked hum down. On getting mp Alderman
E. r.. Wall, colored, President Of tho board.
took the pistol away. High words then occur
red between Reynolds and Wall. and Wall dis
played the pistol and threatened to perforate
the epadermis Of Reynolds with "a little bullet
made OF leadl lead I leadl" mclaughlin, q
member Of the board, interfered and took the
pistol from Wall, and the affair ended. No
arrests were made. II reports be true, more
than one knock down occurred.
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CHEAP ADYER1ISING.

THE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation Of
which is about twice as large as that OF any
Other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu ,tions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, OF have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles of value.
TIE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvER-
rIsEMEsFs; puynsS1 for which must invariably
be made ,chen the order is gioen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. gQyernesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics hOuse-servants, porters, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted OF to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. .25 cents
Four LINES 80 words. ...4O
FIVE LINES or 40 words. 80
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at The
NEWS Office BY 8 P. M.
Range OF Thermometer mt the News
T. :: M: !. N: z M ?: N: 81: N:
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efiat Arts.
or 'saAGs asrA.

GOOD COOLING SUMMER MEDICINE. MADE
fresh every day, by On. a. BAER,
May 26 No. 1al Mee.tn g-atreek
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The UNITED STATES COURT, july 0-HoN.
GEoRaE 8. BRYAN, JUDGE PREsIDMa.- fol-
lowing business was disposed of to-day:
In the District C0urt.-In the case Of the Unit
ed States We. George Godfrey, indicted for not
paying special tax as a hatcher, o noNe
prosequi was entered. s
In the case Of the United States vs. William
Grant, indicted for the same offence, q noAe
prosequ; was entered.
In the case of the United States vs. Lewis
Klein. indicted for the same offence, fine
Of $25 and costs was imposed.
In the case of the United States va. ten
packages OF tobacco, two horse wagon, &C.,
ed that warrant of arrest and monilion be
issued, returnable on the first Monday in Oc-
toher next. &g @@
IN the case Of M. J. Porter We. w. II. Cuth-
bert, report Of assignee, it was ordered that q
rule be issued against the party iniquestion to
show cause before the court at IL A. NJ, on the
12th Of July, why he should not be attached
for contempt in refusing to comply with the
purchase made. ..
In the case Of James b. Friday VS.. A. M
Hunt, petition to establish lien, the petition
was granted. aas
In the case ofO. n. r. SCOTT vs.. A. J. Hughes,
petition to establish lien, the petition was
granted.
!, Ia tho case Of John b. Burgess We. Warren
81. Burgess. petition TO establish Hen, the re-
port OF the assignee was CONFIRMED.
Petition of Thomas Whitmore, OF Newberry.
for Anal discharge. was referred to Registrar
g. J. Jaeger, and final hearing ordered on 10th
OF August, at Greenville.
Petition Of Lacon q. Tllman, for hnal dis
charge. was granted.
= Petition or w. Smith, for final discharge.
was granted.
Petition Of VIM. Knolty, Ior final discharge,
was referred to Registrar Carpenter. and final
hearing ordered on the 2eth of July.
I'a the Circuit Court In the matter of ). r.
Anderson b 60. VS.. David R,ker and Francis
Sires. bill tor relief an order was passed estab-
lishing the lisns proved. and instructing the
assignee to sell the property referred to.
CRY CouRr--RsoospnR D1xarE Pnrarpmo.
A session OF this court was held in the City Hsii
yesterday morning to hear an action 10 trover
brought against Justice Mackey for the recove.
ry Of piano which hAd been ievied upon by
him. The matter was question OF fact az to
who was the owner Of the piano seixsd. After
long deliberasion. the jury returned verdict
in favor OF the plaintiff
Ma. JOINT 81. BLANK. who was arrested Sow
days since for appropriating money from his
employers till, was, as stated, tried before
Justice Mackey Thursday afternoon and ac-
quilted. We learn from Justice Mackey that
thara vvas mt the Jaaat ahadnv ff 01ilt shown
Mr.. Blanks friends are fully convinced Of his
innocence. and intend. as we stated yesterday.
to prosecute the parties who were instrumen-
tai In having him arrested. Yesterday Mr..
Blank was offered and accepted q situation with
MIR. l.. A. Habernicht, corner Of King-street
and Smith lane.
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How 10 AvoID FLIES AND MOSQUITOES.
This Is the season when mon, women and chill
dren must choose between an eternal worrying
by hies and mosquitoes, and sufsocsting ex-
istencs under net. One alternative is as
bad as the other; but the ingenuity Of the nine.
teenth century has come to our aid with con-
trlvance which shuts out all insects, while it
excludes no air. This arrangement, known Is
Magoun's Adjusted Window Shade, may be
seen at Cameron & Barkley's in Meeting
street. It can be fitted instantaneously to any
sized sash, and is sold for song. Every one
who has been bothered by mosquitoes this
Year should call at once at Cameron &
Barkley's to see the new invention.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-10

PRoPEnTx REoovERED.--We menti oned few
days since that officer Philippy had captured a
number of bits OF silver forks and spoons.
Yesterday MIR. John G. Steadman, residing at
No. 80 Mlddle-street, came and proved proper
ty, stating that he had been robbed on Mon
day night last.
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Range OF Thermometer MT the News
OGce. %
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A SINGULAR CASE "A short time since, a
native of Hindostan was arraigned before
Magistrate Bunch upon some trfiing charge,
and gave security in the sum Of forty dollars,
to appear for trial when summoned. A few
days after he received summons to appear
on the 9th, yesterday. His lawyer went, and
much TO his surprise was told that the case
had been decided the day before. A re-
quest for the return OF the $40 was refused.
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Shirts aua furnishing @poos.

EllNE WHITE sHIRTs.--THE CELE.
~ BRATED STAR SHIRTS. In all sizes, ready
made or made to order, at
SCOTS
Gentiemen's Furnishing Store,
Meeting-etreeG. opposite the Market
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REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
May II D&c 3mos
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Mackey, IL; w. Ct. Whilden, s. The twelve first
named we're declared duly elected. It viii be
seen that the Board is substantially the same
as that elected by the late CLARK administra
tion.
When the announcement was made to ballot
for Commissioners Of the Orphan House. q
misunderstanding occurred, some OF the AL.
dermen thinking that Commissioners or tho
Markets were meant, and . general squabble
ensued, each Alderman yelling out what he
thought Of 1t, and "Markets" and ssOrphan
House" were cried back and forth in b iaisor-
derly manner. Alderman Greene shouted
Orphan House" until he grew hoatse. and it
sunk from the clear sounding ssOrphan
House," into "Orfing House. q, ..Fln
ouse," ''U-ouse." !" "O-u-s-e." These cultural
sounds, and the general confusion, in the tenn
porary absence OF Alderman Collins, threw AL
derman small's. coIored, generally well ordered
mind out OF gear, and himself into Iabyrinth
OF troubles. With amazemeps dire he turned
to Alderman Collins, who, on seeing the fix his
ward was in, was puzzled what to do--whether
to point ont the name Of the man to be voted
Tor, or to slap hlm on the back and prevent an
anticipated at. The Mayors rap to order
auelled the disorder; Small gradually rscov-
cred. his ticket was fxed, and he balloted like
an American citizen.
coNnss7ONERs OF MARKETS.
Councii pr ,c eded to elect twelve Commits.
siopers, OF the Markets The vote was as fol-
Iowa: John II. Stelnmeyer." 10; James DUN
ning,s II; Alva Gage,' IL; e. II. Jackson,s II;
Alderman Chas. voist,s II; Julius Roumillat.
9; Alderman e. p. Wall.s colored, IL; VIM. Bar
nett colored. IL; Elias Gardner,s colored, II;
Jas. B. Howard,s oolored, "a; M. M. Brown
Jr. coored. 16; y. L. Bennett,s colored, Ii:
AldermanJ. F. Greene. z, G. W. Graves. 2;
Robert James. z; Thomas Aiken, oolored, a;
John q. Mackey, 6; e. w. M.~ Naekey.s IL:
Robert Howard, Sr., colored. 8; IA. Slawson. z:
Alderman McKinlay. colored. 8; Geo. O'Neill.
2; John T. Miliigau. 1; Wm. Dart, 8; Jacob
Mills, 4 Those marked were declared elect.
ed--six white men and six colored men.
IL was then remembered that thirteen ccun-
missioners should have been elected, and an
election for one more commissioners was or
dered.
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CAPTURE OF 4 BuRaLAR.-Oface Nipson re-
ceived a notification about P. M. Thureday
to the effect that house at the Mari Works, on
the South Carolina Railroad, twelve miles from
the city, had been entered and trunk broken
into. from which sixty-eight dollars. lot of
.jewelry snd clothing had been stolen. At
twelve O'Clock he arrested the burglar, color
ed man named Jeffry Pringle alias Joseph
Robinson.
, 1869-08-11

nrrTlLo> Areuft o-iHIsn*TFTTt : ~, y -, tFta- T.,
FlnIr. AtnU bE1s: Feat, aauu hu. s2rn. g Hr ~
-.ts; I'd frettL.s:. Hs.e Oh wh.,s; mss ea eoEn;
ir,s etty sr.und srrtnr =, !; IS =; - Ns Aad
III ,rstrd; rnI-. - l.c ccc II W. NIl .Auses =
, 1869-08-11

meneytd busl1e.s men Of SeWaIk for loans a.
secccftful ~ they were. Tue drnt {uttutnt,on hr
!. thId to have glYtn uf h!a InteutIon Of leaving
NeHtrk was givtn 10 Mr. KEotle the t!euicr IN
Ncsnrs from xDom hr bought his grocer1el o.
Wednesday night he went iotS Knnthr's etore MI
settled tte 1ill he owed there. EaIly Thur.,laJ
u orn!nR kbothe obscl7ed h!n making haA wny
hastily tor ard The rallros,i depot. A. he parsed ~
he fold hnothc. Ia auaner to ali ipGuIrf, Thai he
Nss bound for Chicago, aud Intended 10 return ny
soon ~ be could pay his des,tA Frofn Kilothu lbo
news o! hts departure kp1c7n Rapidly among bta
crcditoTs. oNtuK to the excitement which pre-
vailed among them on 1hurrday ,the creditors toox
axa'nst !oss by attachments asnta1t the propcrty
1e1t IN III ttofct and II II sald to hare been III re-
moved Ay MF1 Ma3baum during the auccetdlng
n'Rhk a. q consequence, when the Hher1d went
10 tie 1to1c TO levy the attachment yesterday
morning he found no goods 10 levy upon, 1t Is
SAID !hat the store. On Thursday evening, con-
ta!Etd E0bds 10 the value uf 4a,tu4.
The alleged asbcondlnx debtor Il AAid to have
OFT red t0secu1c The repayment Of the loaus BY
mGFtgsGe upon bis real tsfAte. liut one or two
OF his cTed!to71 thonght The RGcurltIcR neceJafJ,
Ihc othrr1 wcTr willing 10 fyuAt to hlR honor An
examination II the Station house III Newark, Jcs.
tetuAT. detcloped the fact that be had nostgsarl
Liz p5opts1J t. figure IN tween t5, 100 and 5000
lt5ond IL real sAlue, long Previous 10 these last
tEznsartsotk
Ma.hautr, previously to his departure, IL sup-
poted to hare borrowed large suc,s 1toln New
YORK nerchantA The rolicu nrr alter HIN.
, 1869-08-11
csTS IN BRIEF.

Tn-nAY EI.uRGk u. k1NRAEK, leading TIE ntrT
uI Tie -r.l ,kunwu huuse u kl1nbarE, Hall + TO-.
q! tb.s c:;t. will be very Rgrrcaal] surprised h5
5ctriytg from tht banda Of A. :. G0Hld. E-1r at
thu san FraEc:sco AE5. c s1guI1I!y beautiful cAno
tLa1...aCtuttd on ihe NestEto coast ctrEcss1. for
lae nap,., recipient: 1t ts u1dc Of the beautiful
ln;s1t' ~licn erpws the paelnc slope, AMI hls =
Eu:ri hanhl. richly arat,es9urd. N The end of
Which i -sI erry Cas specimen Of sud btaf1nS
ouu1tz un The hand!t IL the Inscription: = 4 :.
(,o@l To tito. ": kils'aFk, San Ffa9'riscos t:A!,
.lul,, 1>s1.'' II Is token Of rt.eem frnm san
EraEc!Axu Ia thcl1n The presentation tpeech
wtlsc nlYde by Mr. Gould: NJ. k.:uba1k, though
1akFn tE surprise, a! Mhte 1trltuaS response,
Al..l iht-t. " III liz Ill 1lnnronNfu t1tqIrf.
llE. :. s DAVIS viii tlrlIve. \ lecture on Thur
tartsrultg. at O'clock. IN the !eina.e hranca of
la. Wx>hux1ut.!An ift'H4t, 3Sa south lfn!ste'!
t:r.,t. to t7iErh TIE public aEt .u.ltel- This
lra:it: If ~ hume Is entirely separated from that
t.'.t.d y Ia ~" rrtoEm Of men. aud Is uLticr thr
s',-u.~nA;t. suprr'nirrdenec Of Ars T. =. For.
ty:h, xlo Ia. LltLertu t!eTtEtl GIch time hut1
tstuHbt :" ihe reformation u inrhr1Ate- Of hcr
sta. It wn. oEm'AtH for the reception Ut IN
L.a;t TIE Is: ii june h,il ALREADY -'te twelve
!rzt-< Rave Ifare'l 1hru selves uH.cr SIR c1rr OF
.!H soIA.7nrrAotut AL applications for minis
t:cn -lt'sii X. u.ls eii1er i" Ers F A. Fusssth,
*c,rGEsr. dtrt, 80 Suuta Iia4strd sttre,, or the
luMcl:'4t on Aoa.ln..o5, Dr. y s. Davis untf Mrk
Z. y. l1n.,ltn-
As,u:AL COMMITTEE OF CcEIc:nrn. Apro!u,cd
+. ue toArt. ol II.r..s"rh Q! the D4u,Eir ulhcy
Il tEIo i.:s 4sslIFp&i Company. will IL. IN chi
eAcn Il .;Crrux iot Tie purpose Of placing befrrc
t..r ia,'lt tac Importance vi The earl. cuusisuc-
rlu,; their Fu4 t.. AHo:x thr coIsmi;sr~. are 1ac
I1rssitA l.; VI thu company, General West: ,hr
lst,cn: Ct The MthatEait.pi t+Ltr4,, Coiuuel Tate,
ti the rn.4 4..d Junge lnIatle ami p,hers OF Ken.
1ueHt y h.r ar Anxoua to form Gn:srecIIuns With
roauh svltA " nnsth Aua saas!t tlat through
l!Auc.- to Chicago Stock su''G*:rtF'soaa nrr nos
nAk!A2 ~ tewht 1hd coahlies on sht line OF the
mad
tonxAkfKH As1aE, Il ". from Quebec: Alex.
raicup-r, OF Westminster, i:usialnf. and Hugh
Val. Z: rh!|Aie;ra,s, pa'tictrants N thc
, 1869-08-11
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Weekly md Monthly Mortality
Reports.
Condition Of the River.

| rrrn1ay rnecttn1 nf fhr r,,-d os t,..i,h VI,
hefd yesterday a'sesroou. 1t thciT roous on Aadi
| t"h street, Co'nM!'soncf tlufu 10 anc caAf.
! The resignation OF Hanitafy Policeman Mussc'
~. ,I..,th nr,ss, ,,.as ,.,,,., ut,, r.,e.4nc.
tn I'M .r.rnnoer. 30 =" xn,rn .hnwri
1n,cN ,.I.. rrr1uI.., ~ rstr. II fhs U.rs
thst -. - s.,.,na 1ar 1870 " ,tm. IIntn r,nnyts
nrrr nnnnt.xf "
ttn thr Instrumentation If auuue1 t,aan, und
Il ~, ,noiaa Mr"r, i.rirr.snn Tas nnym,.utc,i
s.rt.,1 e. IT, 9er.n no 'ehf' is''A "s' 4p''''1Ae'
Ttc conInlfi.e snntluted 10 rcport on the rom
dillon of tho th,csvo KiytT made ycitaI rr1,on
Inr, n,sircn mnrr tus st,t uorr IpforuantlOn In
I.1r rnlinp mare formal report Ut. Kauch pro-
,, .ns my umc c urtD1 next Tect snd sI.a n,nye
H. al rroc4vtlaRg rhouId he commcnceH agaAnst
l.n,llbHu 4 Hail. dIltisIe1F On the North IiAnch.
antsrr Ibc ord,uaucc rrla,,u9 10 reiu.c.
The subject Wns referred u the Ordinance Com.
.ni,ter,
MORTALITY KxroET FOR suLr.
me iunutl, Of july. Of WHICH "a xcro maics md
~ lt1ualts; II, were hurried, and 7t4 we're SIN.
@.c- The prominent causes Of death werc: accl-
,4,weis 8; ctngrstlon OF braID, S; cnolrra imam
,una. lse; h,nn,eIy. 10: consumption, -: con-
.a,.;ans, =; searIst fever, sl; smallpox, 2:
canada, 10: Denmark, 5; Eog,and 3: Fraucr' =:
+; swcdtu, 10; STiizcriaud, i: na;iyes Of Chi.
rngo, ia: Unttel States oui=lue Of Chicago SD:
u1tcr taftA OF Uhft+t1 States, Ib9. unknuwp,
The Frt or tl fhr bupenuteudeut close1 Gy 1T A.
ng Thar there wc,r 81 les deaths iron cholera IN
tsptum kLa,l lpr tue mouth pf JaIT for the year
an All tiSn s ,a Whilst
N Is. mud oI ~ froIu mrsslss. Therr Sas an in.
eteahe y! 40 ltis, AAo u4'luotlo0 oI oeaIa3
LLotf lie hEe or tearA
There was an Increase OF Scandinavian morris.
lr, hut uiter this year. The Srcates1 mortality
.r.nrd in fhe 1'xrifth Nurt a. VA, rhe r. q. Iust
,ear Nnr1 ~ 1hc uc.,e cnr,es ,hn t,t,n ~ ,hs tast
;h .;,,tn 80 1880 ~ ~. sIa Atis ...1n1H. tuta
1Lt TIAt9 NIn oeseEtI- 1Hc lONcal [ttt OF nor
1AiitS eccurE III The First W1id.
Tie daily II ain temperature oI July tic present
war was f,cafty eight 1crr7.ea lower fh1n for Yhe
SUI mpujh III 1sIs. which no doubt mor.. mar,
- -, ~ oenos7 ~ - l1tat!
1AJL.inR ere, con1saplte0 ~ LIE u4huuSaeu
uluI1alitJ' ..---....
Staftetfca we're reAd showing the mortality Of
thr city By strrets, and the connection between
tbe puf1tt. hestb MID nrnctr t,rannue The
Twe,tth Ward has IN ,-r st axeraas - anrIn
~ rt "S ~. .a ~ -, - - ~ ~, = u ~ t - a.! ~
LIE tH!t au1 Etsu sauus n4ss u tAt nutnptr aua
.rs - w u II & agaus. ~ most cosn-
ir.,a.,.,t sAe @"AN "A1u' ANo ue"tos N1r teas'
, 1869-08-11

NO. "a Mhnsnr street wA4 also cnn sume41. X wAS
OWNED oy MI. Pollock. Lot%. tqso.
lTkAa Hrk TkkY RcAhck II General Sheridan .
heacqEtTrf* yfhtenlA!- Hrrttt Major tsencrAl
A. Hard, Of tsthcval ltAncxA' = staH, sud fNsFcc
tF General Of tie department Of DAAnla, Ina
Hrh Ot,3tTrt1 l,r General i1aneuel 10 EsfsoEt ut
General SheSitara hrAd1naHert for conference
with IrRtfd 10 detas Vi public service III the DA-
AclA Department
At ucLsK LAST Stour tsc was discovered
III s~o-etory brick lcrntri ut Eoa s1s and ~
Washington street. The INT number Ns a. orCt,.
Itcd a. = store and Eansr t1c,orJ by M n,
:lDondA Tie ot1.cr po' t!os fJ J. 11Rys 1 Co , ~
tluintan+ Combined 'Na., about q, CO.,
IOrsu G,nt- 10 years O. aec, named E,,c
FhzErsnld wss Fuu over BY L baker wagun n Tue
cofcT u Fulton And LaAr slreeIs yraLcsslay Alter
noon. HeF Injuries nrr VI = rcry Bercrc character
Sht waa tAktn 10 the resiirncc uf her Iwrcnth
t&fhrr o1 l1h'ttt-f sli WAGarE utYett4 WHERE Aur
waa Attehsled ~ Er. Wos-la
I1ik llKuAn~AY EAHAaTH Ec,sooI entarka. on
Hat1t1ay morning At o'clock, an taIarr1 traIn Of
ice Ana hasArt Icnlc nj Potter Station, II aaiIcs
'lF'tn 1HlcaEo. MGhlc, Nhnrtlrlrrf} luz RAmcs
filueE. eEeetlIts and general s.sstt lime CON,
pE1sr tie ustltr Of t1eYcIbc-.
1TE A6aftIArlnk fur the Advancement OF Eel
fnet, winch convened Inst year Ill Chicago, D1eis
tAin ye4r &t SaterH, Mars, on IhH 18Th int A
oc1rEatGn OF the hriruinc Ern Of tLi4 city, hcad-
uDy Soltpel Foote. fTrhtient Of the Association,
VIII ease here In ass'etihl car early next week.
CHAEt.EA Prxr had l,ls tockrt picked Of = watch
*of1h 1l'e Oh North side cur yesterday, NUT
.'ohn lsslthnikn fIA. Ills watch taken ftutn him tn
= SoGth ti2rI street sAlooD yesterday- Value, Sc
TIE WEST INDIANA sFHEer Methods, Church
SUNDAY School holds ia annual picnic tG-lay, ut
Riverside. A stlrudld time ~ anticipated
, 1869-08-11

DT!eld'tr General nobertson, formerly OF the H.
tlilery sesytce OF the Army OF tho Potomac.
l'reSet Colonel TAILOR has jutt been removed
from Angel ls!1nd, San Francisco hnFbor, md
Transferred to Cheyenne, the cap'tsl OF Wyoming.
lie was replaced by Brcyet Major General y. il.
Wilcox. ...-
Co,cpel John TAtlor. Of tho staN Of General
uAiItck, WAS On the point OF leaving fof Lputa.
,l1ie. nE. Lcilcrmsn, we'll known - the ecDctcut
medical director VI the Army OF the Potomac
and Is Coroner Of San FrspcIkco- Commander
frankl'u, Of the Mohican. VIZ }ult about sailing,
ca1ylnR With him two asIonone1h to observe
ito eetpsc In KaulEc hnika, on the A1ttc coat 1t
which polnt the eclipse will be total. TiIe expe-
ultlon cannot thi, Of producing The moat Interest
inE rraH1ta
Fl enc, the report from the Pacific coast IL n,.o-
FCthfF f1isAfEctCrJ-uf1ccr7 and men htc In good
condition. e1eept In Alaska: hut We Fhsll prn,a-
BIZ aoUn lie atf~ 10 rctorI tnat there the nutntcr
tf military cA.!eA IN reduced 10 Tho ululEluIu
nreetsnfy. And The tneumAtics nrc returned 10
lipd;icr ttAlIupA
, 1869-08-11
OUR TROOPS BEYOND THE MIS-
6ISSlPPI
Where They arc and VAnt They
nxc Doing.


The Army and yar., .t.urn.f has rusl and !nfer.
ts,,ng Intelligence ri 'tc cordttlna Hf our troops
en- The r,hins md on the Pael1e eoaet- The cpu-
rieilon Of the iael6c Railroad. Eays the Journal
tae brought the troops Rt1tloned along The great
tcsest ilto rrlattuus with civilization. ant
has sctrcd to materially .nl:iG7:c the nasdAntps OF
their lot They form chaln 61 han!y hn4 SUD
!tsuwntd !N,lc euEauaunitrs4 deprived, OF courhe.
Of u 1ny tF the comforts and eleSaacr1 Of c!Fil-
izcl NE; but they tnnrt1 10 their condition,
ard itow bow useless II would bc 10 complain
Major General Thomas has gone to A!asta, With
The nxcd purpose OF uboliAhtng the deF1stme ri II
n 4,, Aenc 5efo1 md 8 to
!rlAnhA fhl., With cutter, will l'e euiIrly aje-
ISats ior 'hv 4re,ection Of the seal 6saeslts
ot irooI* there At Ill. Thr Department OF Alaska,
Of which Gcnernl Jcn C. Davis IL no IA com-
'nand, costs ia7Ee AMOUNT Of mopes. aud pro-
i,tm, which tpe.is 10 = single year <o-thlrds Of
the troops unfortunate enough 10 be stationed Ia
tAst land Of tor. and ch,1ls, General Thomas has
and lhe lAIter l. dlnieted IL entirely Agree win
hi!p and to eo-orera,e 10 carving II mo eject,
General Hr3 tn command OF the Department Of
California, Is alnltn!.rttng tho a1ai1k II iis yiir
department Win skill and A.sltplty: AMI from Inc
FAC; ttat le !s nn Old . Forts.nis.er l." ani mem
her 81 Ihe "rloneert.. he enjoys the genera es-
tecm OF fan frnnrtscanh
General %loncfnan, y 10 has Gcen In command
st The Irrs:dio TOT Old n'illteIy presidency near
was cu :he rnlpt Of e1vIn:, thai s,ost, 10 assume
conn and Of l,fnru barracks. near San Diego. lie
viii tc IN ccsnnsu! IT sl1 tho troops 10 Arizona,
NJ ere The Ind1ans have bcco 50 actively and sue
c+ltfully pursrcd this sumner, md whern they
have trraicsl d gssl,! s1cn1 Of snt1f'tc. lie will
rake IT bis duty 70 clean ont ~ the Tsdsf1:s: I..,
stnn} Of The laymasseF. Generals DeT,rtmen'.
xas utMut Starting On tour through Ar1Abca. 10
isons ~ N III ,hat Icui'try. III two months Colonel
samuel Dana wltl follow on Tue ssulr sers tcc.
Fort A!ca,rAz - un'1es colMasd c' ire'e;
, 1869-08-11
BLOOMINGTON.
Session OF the State Ten ch cra, IustI-
tntr-Icstcrdny's Excrcisc3.

Session OF the State Tcnchcra, InstI-
tutr-fcstcrdny's Exercises.
Special Despatch 10 TIE Chicago Tribune.
... liLooxlfuroH. August 10.
TIE institute at Normal convened nj hsit-pa y,
r. m. today. with MI attendance OF 151. After the
L: uh1 religious cxcsClscs como q Lesson on rcad
Ing, conducted ~ President Edwards, thoroughly
pnai!zeh. IN determine the e1nct thought Of tue
nEtnot IN zach sentence
After rccess Of nve ninntes tho Institute
fepnsatel INTO their divisions for antumct1caI
WORK The nEAt l!stson discussed the subject Of
interest under the dit eciion OF Professor Mctcalf
Ine secoat division the writing OF numiers, under
Profrsso: Cotf the third, the subject Of nI1&hme-
Of Normal.
yDasMic exercises followed by Professor
Cook, then.the auhject Of syuta1 b5 the institute,
uiHItE frni,n.or Aetca1l, I'LL 70 IN, when it nd.
journed till ?. N.
Al inr hfteinoVn eeasion the institute came 70
order promptly ar o'clock Roll cali waa fol-
luWtd by rcadnR Of the cr7tic's report t1y Mr. At
wood. Rf. scwnll conducted IN exercise Ia etc
mthta1J botany. After gysnnasttc exercises Prof.
l1lkbuIJ conducted entertalulnx aud Instructive
exercises In etynokgy. President Edwards cop-
ducttd m exercise IN the theory and art Of teach.
lhK ~ his usual vigorous MBHner. THIS cos9d the
ray Korf. TWent1.tWo tser-0nE are uIi.letQotn.
exuEihai!on for the Stato TcscEers lnsLtute