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, 1870-09-14

I:.,- /. ~, ..;s.y- l.,:i which. for seveis.l
,:..,~ l:,> ....l:u..-ri.:,d the advance Of the
lr',~-,s,l amy. i:.s ended i'll the renewed
rtunrt 1i,..r. !: IT the Germans. Their
l'h..:. >.e',' .ss, r*;prte4 within eis!.; niles
{: lLr,N. ''ss, tioi4ty iAu.Isard tru.J1S arc
v-.!.:l tt..:'A L.. .tnI the rest ure .,n tl1,.
E.lt.4. li-...s.. . !..s~ Eisiorucetl his intt1l-
II :: IT,: /" l.. i+:".r'>:.ls nf peace. until
H. t,r;- ~ r,,4.s:; '.fr..'. enrmtt are within
vr:.t.-t.>. s't..,> al Paris. au,l Kin; Will
,-.;n ~ t...f.- t'.s: i- will then trcal on!y
va. ths Errnvi. t,nltro ii the Tuileries.
u. fr..t.l 'l,-,i~ s,r sstn,,neuul to TIC
t,ti.;,,.:.r,:-. s,i MI things seem 10 in,li-
- ;.~..; @,,s!<.>f >s.hcning h.,l.carss nf
= j - /. t,: ::s.,si aruumi liz. walls ut
4 i;v,
y I.a': III j :'.t:t: results from ilc
ri "t, a. >s;-,n,:. ans: delay ..f the l'r;,s-
:: -inr. l!re french Aerrl.lie WIS de-
'..s : h::. ':.,i,c Lin. change IL the FrclrL
'">.! s',.t las u;..:4.-d the way to reace
-. :: l'.r: 1T Tie French. i, Seems tu have
I: IS: u w.. ,..uce unfortunately as il. the
l.u~ :,:.-. s;=stil:t; in the war with hut
"a. .;.tl. t. !i,fcnee of. tier1ua.ly. they
Lex: ,..l.l 4. i.,.,r four. viz: The conquest
II n.iu'1y; tE.' eaact:un If indemnify
f.: TIE .s.>i Il slc war: tue overthrow VI
IT,. rv1,;.l Lr. aid the Restoration Ut N.pa-
i,rn.
k:t-s M1:l1ua. rho hesaa his ca,ter
ls ,,.n,r.:s:.4 "sL Wellington and Bl1sles
tp i'.,.l-. II: .>l5. ~ the overthrow Of Nc-
t..!. Z: ti.e t;!.:.t. Is now. c,.riut.Ny
t,., 4::., h..,:, :i.S Owe. the sa1sse ,pute.
n'l N..:, -,i.,av AID Frederick Charles.
- l:l,' l,r1.-i,!, restoration of
N,I,...n Ir i-.,~-. He las Laii grave
.f,"a~ l"r t.-i:ating before taking SO
s'.s: i. -s,:- IL, is fully aware thar the
s.,:. &: i...'~ ":;n ail tie rnslNaRat''e
/ :.".~ i .l.:a:!s, Is fsauyh, With moral
..A'~..':-~ .,':. i:nrc important iu their
lt..tu4- At. :.' stability Of h:s reign aud
rl,:.:. ai.v 1.vge military difficulties
s"i1.l::-i..t II, lie 1ci1e1,,l,ess thut, great
IT. :, Ia I':-va, popularity il is Int n
u. .,:i- ~lI"r lie sought refuge iu
L:.-l,s.d lam. tie .asy aud hatred Of
,l.:.: r.Is tics,nru na.iou who are
,,n Il. cs,,~n him their Emperor,
VI esL,.u' ''ai .3.nk he is vesgiag To-
va:,i Il ;,r...s l,l;s:s.ier in pressing the var
,n !. t,nn. Laru.:....t uf Paris. If il is to rs-
ssolv Sa}"'s.on ;Ae throne. does he ex.
r..t ,u ,n.i;:.a:n Lin, there by I'7s>siau
l..,.r.;s: II Sa,,ole.u the,,sht his throus
IT. .,..:,;vr l...oE- av declared the war hov
i.rs .,>,.!d lie nnw resauin in puxe- afte
,,.,. r1r~>,aa .4ts.iscs ne Withdrawn? I
h,u., W,l:..,:, :si!s to retire frum sh= cou
L., ~Lra unlimited victory is his h
,,,,;,,- a :,,,,r>. oi fostnue. If he 4ssaiut
III. responsibility of reiustating Napoleon
, 1870-09-14

The question OF the power Of disbursing
officers Of the Treasury to ,isc the "ncx-
pended balances Of previous appr"pria-
tions, is creating excitement at Washing
ton. The Comptroller has decided that
they shall not he so used, anl, in this de-
vision, he is perfectly right. Congress i'll
tended to put an ertl to unc Of the greatest
nl',ases ler1etrated snder uur government.
Il directed that all une1penlcl balances of
previous appropriations slould, Oh the 1st
Of July, be paid back into the Treasury.
That inv ought to he executed in good
faith. 1t may work temporary in-on-
Tenielicc in q few cases of
contracts aud jobs Int, as general rule,
it is an admirable check against fraud aud
favoritis1n. 1t is ssuted that there are
scores of members Of Congress at Wash
irgton imp1oring the department to disre-
sartl the law. anl 10 pay out tue public
1noney. If there he members of Congress
I'll Washington urging this violation Of
law. as means Of securing their
own Reelection, it furnishes an nd-
t'i:i''rul reason why the law should
rot he violated. Such members Vi
Congress onght no: t. I've reelected.
! Members Of Congress who have nu other
Recommendation for Office than the pro
r,srcnent If public money to lie distrib
'lte.l among contractors, ought to he de-
feated, ro matter what party they be
long to.
I iI,{y Gov
, 1870-09-14
r,a xo,t ot e,luca,,on among IAe southet1

The work Of e.luca,on among the Southern
,,1pres i, rtnk.ne Encouraging progress During
i.c nasI 81 iuo1ths s.os' schools hare e,era II
trr.ssion IN connection with ~ the I1stS,men11 y
ses > scto;ars. The freedmen own 3-S schcol
futisincs. and nave sustained 40 seho.,ls wholly
and s a TIE SArsa*ss =. oi s Ba5es1 ies
+, IN sa:a ate while tie expenses met By tse
frt,,nel lheulse!rts. Or by the tn:ne. oent soee-
lies ot the noE1h, have s'eea ssl.:s IasTs a hafe
win Csu: teachers and a,25o sc1a'!ers. Iae
Hm1tam ~ ,,ow 1.ntl;ng u. It's educational worK.
Congress havtng provided no fund* t0s rs fusthe
Get TT La1rF.
, 1870-09-14

Alexander Il. Stephens nor says be Is getting
htt'e-, and II at work On school history OF toe
Cutteu States.
a shoEt time since, ST. Knott was t:led y y
an Interior county OK Gentgta for q siotatiea ~ ~
law. The verdict Of fhe Jury wAs: HIW .as
defendant Knott guilty." The Judge WIS IL = i'7s
whether to st Dtenct Or not. -.~,o ,n,.
TN Tuesday E,1n named Wi!liam Iohae, Si.4 Sr-
r;eyca in the sewer excavation N An.:ea ,,sr III.
m.rn..- ~. ,.;asi. covered with railrosd tles.
aDl ot " sa Esn s1sePt r.
.ae saIe. ~ ~, mi st.eu,pted to $efern I'm
Ell HqsaI Hs.pa ' spTt Il Fucs; na, ~ p'o}es,
Ss 10 gsss =, esss "a;
-. - 49, ~. logs and w.izze.a .loxa The seW'
X III y usss ssassn n:i csrn.ay awas ',e TOP y:
;e 1,r.. +, ~, ard r'sul'ias y !WV-na'= 't@a'h'
, 1870-09-14
{DL{T{C.iL.

The Democrats OF ljy1nvst,u C.,uutF ILL., har.
nominated. fo- the Legislature. Eufus II. Ra.
rock and yo.enl I. puuiop: 10. Sher1u. Junu y.
Hoover: for Coroner Dr. :. Stewart.
-T.e Democrats Of the Fourth seaatosia' Dig.
t,ict of Itliuois-comrstsng the couatcs II.
Fuyrt,c Nar1nu Dou.l. Clinton Perry md Wash.
pctu1l-hayr nominated Colonel Il. Il. Towces vi
Ferry, for senator.
-"From letter received yesterday" says the
": s,lingtuu chraitit, "(rosn tht. Ilnn. H. u
Harrison, Chairman Of the Ohio S,a1e Republican
teAtral conMIttet, We 1e1rn that there IL every
prospect that tho State will rcctct all her tet.t,.
lr1u members tH The For:s-nfst to the Forty.
sec't,l Congress hut the member from the Sixth
District, The lIun. .ohn 4. Smith, who, II Is
thought, will IL succeeslt.l rs General Denver.
Democrat, In consequence 0f Dissatisfaction in
thr Republican ranka."
TN lne l0th inst, tho f'towtn; OFFICERS were
rGmiHatsrI tr the Republicans tf IilIsd lie Cum.
+. Michigan: Fur State Senator, Will!a1n St9t..
.sar'1; s"crtn, Aluson Day: Register Of Dcei..
Wm. X. III ntgnner;; County Clcrk, john l.
Fii>'dc: f'"unty Treasurer, Mile. l. Tetchout
County Snryc."r. Gcnrge A. Marks.
The Democracy Of Clutch c"Nsty. Ill. base
nominated, for Representative. Samuel T:arus.de:
III shtf!!, u. j. Olt1!hef; fur Coroner, ID. T.
lletlJ.
Within less than four weeks ,he Republican
C,nrre.snn. =, comn,,ttc. n,s r,n,r, s,., rt,,.t.
49, .1..,.,,a..t .o",,,,,. =. 49," At.
t't1i '"'e"''' NJ tl'f"nu'e, Ill ta9s asEse%aEst ~
Sa. Thu copies, al, within the next ten DAYS ey-
tccts fu st,3,! III, mt ,ess than sat, ror Tn,
s.n,rr.,ou1.rc,. ri tt rt,n,r;,.,. -o,,,,r,. ~.
-. 's,.'.. - ~ sss ..'''4 41.ts '-'
e''sle"' 'a''t y! eoIne "l'eeh VI t"cetf Z tEhS.
--S'Iis'liiafa! kautn3ahn, tlls. Republican unnl
nee tor Lieutenant G;Gyrrnnr OF New Yo.k s.a,r
Il t.r,,n,t,.nt IL wrer of S.w yr. tr and Ira.
-, ,r,rn.,,,.,., ~ t,..,'~, '...'': - 49,. ~
!" -" ",4'as'"'i.". t1e - .'tslna1ls WIS eheaee'
i'll tile r " ItlfltH nj 1>4-+ atl came to thi:
| tupf,try a IDItjra! exile III 1.ig IL,
I .,,,,,,,Yi b3,usn,f II. ,.,,,t,., ;,r o..., -,
| ,...,, .s '1"' A'.a "a'
hittta 10 l"e 'a' III iS.', slaer "Atch time IL
l:i- lt1 III ilc chjyn1cnt nf large AMI l,lcr ,tiv.
practice. III le5; llt. identified h,Ms+[f wta Il,
!,ru,,,:jran na1ty. au1 ty,S an :c,iy. n,rt Al ::
| ,,,',,x s,,,,. 80, 1.a.,,'., -. ~ ,..s.t ~ =
n:"'sr a.ins tne 'sss'1ans III hcha!i ~ ts nftn
t4rffs' ~ ls"u. nc WIS one ~ the Electors U
! New Yurk State IL .hc c.tDIct ef Mr. I..ucn.a !.
| The EIcctnrh t.nlrre. 1ns, tni1 he w,s ,,,,n,,u
I'D ns no nj th It,,s ..o,,,,., s,,,.,~ "s,.1 -,
! .,,. ~, -, y. '.. 1n"' -:
.'e'"ih ~ IAN ansa' u HIS t1eAe'. was tieiea'e1
AZ rtesehf, Mt hauiManH IL President VI tht
German Republican Central Committee OF New
| York City.
| Tho fn,tou,,r ,,-,,,,- 40. Lame, .,,.,.,, !.
w. 'e'1, na Seli ~ 'tease" y
| luz AhcfuUae1u CONGRESSIONAL Ah!nn!lsser. tinte
tlafc Nf August 60, u prominent Republicans
Georgia:
| ..,.. w. a,,.a, ,,
n. t;u,r,a s,ur i,f !. - ~ .. .s,,r ~
III faycE If a speedy Termination II tle ,s .r1,
, 1870-09-14

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

f.: IL fcstn:afye IN Congress for the Stale ii
f4!c,. t:rnrrai IbltS 4. ltA;AS.
s'a:r 7,.vasHr,r. EkASTrS y. BATES.
-, ,'t.;!; ,ultlt ii ru,lic Instruction. NEWTtsN
EA-fNAS.
I t;s.--i .-.nrrs of the r"niten!tary, ELMEI
y t>l11;t'EN aul t.aSPAK EETX.
, 1870-09-14
lkDiAk COUNCIL AT CROW
WING, MlNN.
Northern Agencies Assigned 10
shc American Missionary
A~~OcfntLOn.
Cooperation Of Bishop Whipple,
William Welsh Of Philadelphia,
and Others.
<srfs.y:lnccs Stated and Renee
dies Ssf=Se~ted.

In carrying ont the neU plan at allowing l'e-
1evo'ent and religious bodies to appoint Indian
Agents, Secretary Cox has assigned the Chip
l'ewa Reservation Of Miuueosta, and the 60
called " Lake Superior" and - Michigan -
Agencies, to tho American missionary Assoei-
ation. An ofliter OF the latter Association.
Major s. y. Clark. having attended Council
Gently held at Grow Wing, MIMI. sends tile
following report OF the proceedings. We are
permitted. also. TO give some extracts from
h's c1ical statement of the coud,tion aud
Earia OF these ln9i1us;
, 1870-09-14

It is rrln,Etea that ",tr excellent Brother
Ferretsi, otherwise known as lius 1X-. of
Rome. il inclined 10 depart from the cias-
sit, seenesot the Eternal City, ou the arrival
If tie Italian army of occupation, and TO
co,pe 10 America. There is an eminent
psor1iety in this, as .lc. Pope has no taste
for becoming subject of snch ly,nphatic
.I.l,auchce III Victor Emanuel. OF, indeed,
for living il, any country where he is not
temporal sovereign. This last ambition he
csn fully crafty i'll the United States. We
have here, speaking in advance OF the
census, some forty millions Of
citizens, all reigniag sovercigns, and each
OF them infallib.e in questions Of faith and
; morals In this respect, they all bear 50
. strong likeness 10 Ills Holiness OF Rome
us to atiord him the lively assurance, in
| advance, that here he would not only oc-
g! enpY the highest pinnacle of earthly con-
! si'le1a'ion tina, can be awarded to any
, 1870-09-14

-TlI;y--eyen Men .aEe a,ten Sl.le.l IN the
Eureka sI,.e, Amaitr CNEnty. CAL, s!e>,. -
u ensg 1scti:'::. IL is3: I!c:.n was tea
&, t,H Tn'.,
, 1870-09-14

For the sixteenth tire.c.,ns4'cutively, the
HeI,uhlicans hav. carried the State Of
Maine. cle,stir.; slcif cnnsii,1atc for Cover
1ssr and 'najori.y of the Legislature
liz State WAS G1ss carried in lS:II', aud has
.,cvrr l,een lost ut any election since. In
r-rtain years. local causes have crt down
the Republican majority: ut othrs cleo
ticns, apathy Inns kept many at home and
reduced The majority: and occasionally all
ki.,.:s of fnciious have united with the
Democrats and attempted tn carry the
State. Bit the result is always the saue.-
ii Republican victory
4. :l,e clec.ien OIL Monday. there WIS a
ft:slun 1.etwecn the Democrats. E4aorsteA.
md lnl1r-nniuEs: hut the whole coml'l-
nas:rn WAS overthrowu. The Republican
candidate for Governor las abont t'.:'n"
ussjori'y. All The Republican candidates
for Congress are elected, aud 1ot;, branches
t.f i,.e Legislature arc lurgels Republican.
illus securing Uni.et. States Senator. in
the place 1T Hon. Lot II. Morrill,, whose
term expires the 18th Of next March.
| The election in Maine has attracted very
;:!,le attention in other States. although
l't,nocratic leaders had calculated on gain,
isk nj least two Congressman, and strong
Is Euretl TO secure the Governor.
LAST yesr. the sasc for Governor was n
follows:
MR.. -E!an, RrEa.can.. ~, 81.
| stEi:h, ltcnHcsat- -E,-sA
li1rAa.0iu, Fiuhil'tllnt.t*t. +.s+:
/ i-a'41T-Insun candidate. 81
TtlRl opposition -.--..--.. t,I9
!
! Majority oyrf all. a!-............-......... Cos
, 1870-09-14

fhr !'..t ..,: all'l HfSttehf l: laIr G+rltrs
.:.tE::.t:t 49,! influence: than III liz; sheets that
ss:.l@rt III" rrusrtipii"ast. Mc.'tars. i: thr
Democrats keep ont uf the Il H. ant 'In r.ot ::o;:-
l.:r Stat. 1:fAe:. l'stwn Ssl. ie elected t;ov-
.:s:Hr t'E Il saactpnG .NGj,.it..
, 1870-09-14
- IV-
RED RIVER.

In>o1cnt satad Violent s'ondt.rt ~, TN,
Canadian TFoop>-s5 u,ptun.> ,f :,
9cN 1n>nrrcrt,uu = liz. ~ N,,.,,...
NbOalls ot Ikics. Duuul.ur. ..,,.,
, 1870-09-14

= EAU EA}S
speaks TO Mr. Eise: You arr Of those who
rAs.i,: thc tlta.; II Ia l'uilte. TIE Mnnry
|. Isnmstd il si:ll due liz. Mr. l:icr 4 m"mo-
lardunl Ia lr-u made. The u,cney was IN:
iu-t: it was never sent: ard it shall be at
ttsti+ti to.
, 1870-09-14

/
,.ur arr. Atr lAtitf-h.lcke,chi.t 4.h't n.ai. y
/ c'nEasatIvu MEASUREMENT ii The auc!ent Aid
.:.o'lt:n i~auiss Iss wa.*s"t rye :fa:ue 1nsas,
lhchca III ltug;L- ! i.e Walst vi I3t living ~nuIan
uu asely, altH all TIE a,,l ot tnsset a,la vi
r.tI- l.ttE- Of .lres-. expand to ac::suEirrcuce
u II .,,cAes: Hht,e her 1.-a:, sn,e anu all. WIS
| ;es- tEnn = 1l'cae- tt lcns.n. frhe.e meN=il,e-
,aeris a:e Il, pE"oIsson u !ensa II statHc II
ter hst.IrFn h en{s vas by n9 trcais generally VI
Hwnf'sa pruln,Ists'Es. ann nl!cas. within hrr
e1ns- L., a.. bd raf,s,sn I, rsa II o. 4Esess have
o..eoSs sri'er'alni1S to Ar. AMI especially to
painting. there are ''The l.udinle:,:+ uf Colora
and Of t:t.'c:ias." hy George Fiel1. revised an.i
IL Tart Iews1;.en by Eosert Malle: (putii.aed
Hilary Term. 1s7a published BY the Wl-ys).
The Fist mentioned of tl,v-e looks deal. wit!
the tecnhcalities OF coloslug, and, after !r:-t
Introduction, with - Theory OF Co!css. fur
maliy sets forth. in numerous carefully cla-si.
he'd chapters. the qcalitics OF pisms Gss; y,
white, and yti'uw. and red. and biue= aaa a:
the seroDdaEy co1Gre aho. with satisfactory rEs,
ci.iou and u The tetmarT aud seiIi.':cutrai
| colo!=. There ara nii.e r1rles Of pigments
AID one Of hera1dic eolors and ctlaptets upo.l
vehicles sI; y:1r..h, modes a!!d opetatso1s %
| painting, and directions ioE c!e1aloS s1'
The Lectures on Art" are charact5E'eii:
| Of it, siucula.lv gifted ar,l widely ,belo7s.i
| autlct, 70 =addenti CT la.e tHa9' H.e'. -.
ueel to zeem to u some ar:ial sulae as'ess
tEose dreamy heights lie ha- chofen @ cis ,,sr1s ~
travel. he seems nov FRIEND VINO s.o"'s
walE.. AID says to IL, III measured ZONES.
t,nst. wbea hia voice is silent. "e Ehal1 ho-
con lear aga!u sren snE other of tie ny
ter.s Ut al;. aE5 Of the sl'as that Nacaess
sfill and .cc beauties ths:. Ealt 1oI rs pres
sn... were long ago ruins, ai1d that Las
,o-I Ir- us il, The ucst Ioeting !rnceRes OF
~; -nn,,ue. atii tie Nin.c. d:y.
Tie }cttu,e= ere seyea in number: 1nsfi
1n.rruraI; second. Tie Eelat atien o. AT to
Esjisioa: :l,:rd. Ihe Relation Of Art to
uoYsss :: fo,:.tl. Tlsa Eeiation OF Art to Lee !:
ffth. Line; sixth, Light: seventh, Color.
I,rt ne s,t1oie passage or two from this Lass
rrec;ors chapte1-tLe lecture or Coloe:
-. ID their early d4Fs. the Color1sts are serara-
TED from csac7 schools by thelr Ct ntcc.men. viii,
tranquil chee.fu'aeas Of EZh:--hy their ueve1
wanting 10 be .iaz.!s,J Sune Of t,teir lights are
| nashtns cr t!i1d!o:; they art -of;, ..innft.g
,rleo,:> tights Of ptari, not OF time: only yal
| il oH, cn this cant!!tan. they cannot have SUI
shite; ,hetr day Is The s'ay Il Parat,se. Tte,
cee.l no candle, reither light ct tie sEp, IN she
cites; 4sh every Jtiirg Is seen clen:, As :hrcrs,
crystal. isr and uesE- fa holus 10 the end IT Ia
! nt:. eLtE celtusy.
ts1ftn :tes {ee:a to zee ths: Ibis beauti:c. I
n3:; te.s: srl s nase...~.r r. tight; tAa: II
, 1870-09-14

ERUW WING, NEOI-, SeFt- 2.
Tie council met at r. N. About seventy
Chiefs and braves Of the Cbippewas Of the
Mississippi we're present; aleo A1gllt Rev. E..sh-
op Nhipple, OF 31lnnesota the HUI. II. u. E;re.
Of st. Paul: W.lliam Wcleh. Esp. Of Phila-
lcl,hi1, and other f.iends Of the Indians.
Tile Iuliaus Of the Mile Lac and Leecl Lake
WIRE prevented by tlse Asen, from attending.
Some uf them wrre within Two miles Of Grow
Wing. when they Wire met and turned tacA. J
speeches we're made as follows:
, 1870-09-14

IHE<A1A-
At fi1enad1, Ito miles nrr.l nt Jackson.
ard l0s' rile- from 3ie,nph.s. we reach the:
j.tc:iou Of the Mississippi Central and the
slis -i-:iIpi / Teanessee Railroads. S.saatel
IN The heart Of one Ut the weaithlert coElItles
tf the S,.t-. aid le-ti,ed, as i; il. TO be no
uEimpog,ant Tai!rGal centre. Grenada bids
fair to creme thriving inlaad :o~1i. In ad-
disicn TO The two roaGr c,ntttng here DOW,
there il certain TO so0u be one iron ticks-
kr,S. ard ouc from Meridian.
| EhAp.
Leaving Grenada fo- Memphis. w 5nd. Is
We lrcr1ess. the country constantly in1l'roT-
| !7s- Tue Plantations sre in f1r better state
| Ct cultivation. ard the towns far more p1oe-
| 1e.oas III arl sarance tAan in MGtlle at'ssl=-
! rilri. The collitiou Of the toat!. tor. We
| tntl. has l,ecn. nj der supervision Of sarat7n-
! teEdept Live,mo1e. kept in far better condi-
! ton than the majonty Of Soctherr. rcaie-
| One Elides along smoothly aa1 PLEASANTLY.
growing somehow more auI mo-e favura5iv
air,cetsl toward Mississippi Is he Lear she
Tennessee linz. until, tinaliy, hs. leaves tho
| sa1 in 1-mphl. with favorable Impression
I II the S:a:e. and particularly OF the MisEs-
| s;f1i i Tennessee Railroad
| The C11r OF MEMPHIS.
Menrlia, While showing great tlc1stn Of
trade, owing. more than aught else. to the dull
season Of the rear. still exhibits siEus OF ms
| tc.ial prosperity. Several buildings are in
! lrccess OF erection in various perts OF the
| ti1y. that Tpnld do TO dt~cse1ilt to Chicago.
Ii one respect. 81 least. Memphis is the peer
ct arg city in tie Cniol.. She has. probably,
rs finely pared streets al can be founI in
I America. Few cities Of her eize, too. can e1.
eel Memphis in the na1nbtr ana enterprise Of
Err daily papers. Though formerly noted foE
their bitter partisan tone. they have Improved
ia this resrect. s. well al in their gens1al
character. until there is little more 10 be de-
sired. The .icalont&e, erpecis,!y, las for
-oEne time shown : determination to keep pscs
witll the timer. and disposition to conduct
its columns in spirit Of lberslity that is sErly
ccnmeE1ab.e.
II cannot - denied :has. viewed az \ railroad
ceE:1e. thGptosuects OF Memphis are hattes.
irg. The Louisville i Memphis, Memphis i
Charleston, snd Mississippi 1 Tennessee
Reads hare long been permsoent realities: 11
addition to tteee roads. the Mississippi Rivel
Road. from C.iro to Memph:s- may now sait
to be an accomplished fact. tie city an
cc.usy hare also lately voted hslf million o.
| co!tl-heating bonds in nd OF General Forrest
,,e, n ad, the Memphis l. Selma, which IL nov
.zr,tIy being built. This makes dYs 1oal
Immediately te1ntnssing in The city. Ou III,
A,kat sae side the Memphis i St. Louis Itosdi'
wu1kinS quite large forre: wlile the Mem
| r!:s 5 Little Eect. S. eyer in II: C5e.. drug
, 1870-09-14

| iilrse ate other lu.a;ans in Nl.'m l feel
tetp interest Thes prsy fe. ule, and know
Showing paper This rapei gives me gzeat
aoIe. Ing 18th IT ias; lnly. Congress called
on Chris1isn men to help the1,itsns. They
ats~cIfl. aud scme of the h+st anl rich
est men haze agreed to help. They
purchase very chearly yot:7 gods shi. ye.r.
shut them up in l,a1e., and marked them. so
tlat tlere -ilali be nc,hine lost. The, will
t1y to have all thu ;rea::-- fulfilled. TO lar as
tl,ev eeen good for the indians. Some things
they cannot DO. Taey eau,la. l1sveas t{s
White people frnu. destroying the game.
They. therefore, wan, ic teach the Indiau to
draw frum the ear:.l wis; will feed him and
Lis family 60 tl,a; they nil not stAfve.
kLow it is hard for tile 1nti,ans t. change
! their l!aaite. It Ii hard for me but ] r,1H 4.
1t. aud hope ati I#lese yot can. Some ol
:ne bs st fatnvrs l.. the 1lrsturl Valley wc.t
oiste 1uliane on The "Ar path anl in the cllaee
>etae Of the best hertsmea were Will Iu,liaus
You know how thes love their hore=s An,
other cts. This change Of habit il the hard
.s: thing tot the lnd'=as: but they mus
My own sons would Ike to have me giva then
r!eLty VI money. SO that they misl,
t hunt and fish, and hare Al e-sy time: bu,
, though love them, I think it eest that the
5 should work for their living. Ths Gre,
Father told me ,Eat he wanted to look on tn
= Indians OF this country A. hi. own children
He will Arlp those who se: farms aud live o,
= Il en-. b~cau-e he kEows they vii! then rise i
true-d;EEity. Tue hunesier an Indian il, III
!, L.t!er Luz ttr he il. am afraid yoa ate VIZ
Il IH~r a1.d hungry. I think You are huner
/ trough to hecoue good fasmers iou
!. t1ents can help you: buf, after III. you mn.
t dr I'll, most fur yourselves. It seems Ter
9 dark to you nov: ba: can see the .un Il
$ ing. The Great Spirit Will blsss you il 70
: look 10 Him.
< HIGHT EEv. E1s1er ~u14r1r.
El:r.;a rc..a years sl..ee, dtss visited you. n,
!. log Vas your Chief I told him that m
= wl,.te brothers were once Like him. The
:, lived tn i small. iIand. au
= wc,o always On the wa.-pa,h. The
. we're small people Now they arc ever,
u where. The Great Spirit came and told tleI
II .i,c better way. He blessed them becau=
T. they lived 10 please Him and now there il L
e .,ot where tho white maN is not found. II
* 1slian tribes in the East a.wars perish, uEls:
= they give up the Grand 4e:1icine, the chat
i, $pi the waf.Fath. Then, found you poor.
Il tn.u believed ,ncn couhl live. Every ye'
.cr .-cW s;r c:c.s1. ! 1lsye mary times s..
, 1870-09-14

In Ohio family has tAtn to.:usa l.y the censn--
saIer, wheF,. the 1rst s01 IL nan,- Imprlu.ls the
second Ftnis, nAd the three Others Apl,eueiy, Al
.lentIun1, and Erratumt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-26

m, .x:..- -, :,.g.II:n:l:x.. =: AZ Mr..
s. Inc Young o's,n'alaplllsy .. = sne) cu, u
menlcaI uouac.l s, .uo ususs ssu osy ssoodl ~
Co., This aggregate shows that more
than hundred ef the earlier atttendants
on the delibeabens Of the council we're
absent.
L The Treasury Department il already
putting outadifitionaI currency provided
for & by the recent law. Twenty thous-