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Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

PARrr NEwspArsRs--Tha Phiia-
delphia Press thinks, that the index Of
an improving public taste. and Of = spiri,
Of inquiring Independence on the part Of
the masses, is to be found IN the rapid
drcadence Of mere patty newspapers.
II does not mean BY It's renssks = re-
buks of any one especial party organi.
zssioa, for there n much to dnspprove
IN the -ultrai<us and folIies sf all parties.
Nor do-s il desire :, be Understood u
frovning upon papers advocating party
principles Its only Object = 10 shov
that the great institasios Of Journalists,
IN the United States owes Its vzst sue
cess to the fact that il u rapidly escap-
ing from the thr.ldcm Of me1e asex, and
Is improving parties By improving itself
That paper y certain to WELD the lar-
gest amount Of power which, while elo-
quesslJ defending its own peculiar opi-
nions, does not hesitate 70 densunce III
Own organisaticn when vrosg. and "a
honor its adsezsariss uhea they d
right
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

Meas AMElcAs Gun NAcHssxs.
AND MAcHKxIsTs yoa EKeLAsp.-
Mr. Cory MeFaFland of Chisapee. Who
$ employed By The Leadea Arms Con-
psny 10 sstablsA N their works Ne
Anerieaa s5ssen Of nakisg snaIl srns.
returns 10 Enslasd uifh sposhse large
los sf azaehinesJ .ade By The Anes
Company. u Ckieopess spd sleo with
several Springfield sitis<ss fos forsnsn
a shs GFersrt deparsnsH.s OF :hs
sr--- Se-,ff<a RrsNs4--
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

Sessi.e establishes e-xEden~ 80.
r a ra-ss11.l-5~
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

FACTs AsorT Corrox The qusatity
of eoteoo-wool Consumed IN 1850 BY the
e&ief eosfsa aanufscsurers es the World
- 7s5, ,0o0, 600 lbs. more than half Of
which vas ured mp "a Greas Bri,a;a
The total vslae Of the latter. vken man.
afaetsred. he's been stated by kr. n. nry
AsAvurh to Be $307 .4O0, 600, Of which
oaIy about oss-third nsy b estimated
- the value Of the nv saterial-she
costs OF labor, machinery. aud profits
being essinsfed II about >iS7 sou coo.
The effects OF temporary eessatioa
Of the vooted supplies Of cotton would
b to throw hundreds Of thousands into
beggry; and all the 'anded property 10
the n,rth Of England voali SON ts .val
lowed up to maintain the popuI.siou shss
throwa upon the poor rates fsr sspposs.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

In aA1nEE cAHRr Tr~0oiaR fron,
narkss he other day, Ne obcesved /.
vefy sasll boy sho ease no spesiA md.
easion, BY dress q face, efosker shss
ordinsfy sensations or tEsiniDg in E1t !,
carrying baekes that vas e heavy ~
nsaEiy 10 bear him do.n beneath il
We o,sesved. ''my boy you hare .
hessy hAd,s Yes," aid he " hns ia
Ez1ts e1sy $ H. ns&ksr sksu1a =
The ssu,sk - eses e . nasus vs bss
to henr; but Ne DO not know skas we
seosSd isve skosght enosgh Cfs 10 hsve
ehsss(eled il, bad ne not see4 aesees iss
'efset : highly acconplishsd yrsg hdy
playing the piano. while her ne.hss vas
vashink she windows. We hare 10
Feassa for sorsstaIlne he reaeet;oas aud
Of our readers % these
Hdselias Gaxe1fs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-02
MAIL ITEMS, -

TRE shipment os soh ncn CIllbssiA ~
year, ~fn probably bs s4o.ooo.ooo. Assus
thirty-six milisos have srrivsd. ~.
Os Saturday, Gov. wss SAINT . dispsteA -
Col. COR, Of Hartford, for the In mediate ~
nent Of 400 Of his revolving riAss. hey w1s
sent on Mo day. They cost about 100000.
A rARrY of tho winnsbagoss, vsrioasly ssef-
mated ~ nuuberine from as to 400 psrsors, nve
reerossed the Mississippi TO take up thets -
4 Arters fe~ miles from Gsnssss, IN Hsusy
county, III. .-.0I
LYDIA MARIA CnLp IL TO write the Rs q
already In tosssssi,n Of sll the facts and ID
dsnts Of JoHE BRowSis early history, vt1ss
she has only to complete BY the story % -
Later csrssr, down to Tomorrow. ~
A Lsrrsa from the physician Of the Utisa
Ay ium, q the ds.s u November ss, sssEsa
uat GsRRrr SMITH vas "grestiy impsovs1~
and ''s nov quite himself." PGmisusca -
bean scoosdsd TO Mr.. SNuH's nsphs~, shs Hn.
Jonn CocssAss, Of this city, TO sither vidt -
uncle In psrsoo, OF correspond with him b. ~
tsr. l.
TIE Central Italian army Il eompDsa -
$3.50 Ct GARiBALDIs man, a260 LookR
l.200 venstisns, 2160 NsapolltanA 80 -
mans. 200 Hunganans, 800 ffsneh, 9okeg1A,
$50 Maltsss and IonlAns, 260 Greeks, ~ fsaaS
$40 Swiss, 100 SpaniasdS BsigiAns asl Aaao-
cans, and 800 Austian dsssrtsrs. TotaA fIAoe
Mn G. LsAsupr, who unesstook IL ~ e
eeteing the La MourrAIr balloon Aslsneie ffso
ths Psat North woods Of Cansda, arrived - o.
dsnsburHh last Saturday. lie rsp~rtsd an OvgP-
Aow Of water and Ice, which prevents sny pR-
son from securing the balloon at present, bgt -
quick = the ies becomes firm an astsaps WI -
made 70 secureit. - r a IS
THE wEBnKl Statue COMMITTEES nsa o -
turdsy, in Boston, to coss up thsik een-
Thsrs Appeared TO Be remaluing ln IL kanAs e
The Tr.ssursl . balance q o. 500, yAisA W.
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A TENOR AND SOPRANO SINGER wAs..
leading voloss need sepy. zddrss box s. Ps.s oass
mo 6s 1sA
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TIE P0sT Office UST.
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Remaining b To Pest eAss.
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s.sSS q 49, HsSsss q eSiidsss tsis. via
s'9s ~. :: ',Ei4 sitL !: ;,;i::s All {
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A GOOD MANY WOMEN WANTED DAI-
ASGseS Az: sHSd w.f: ,i: ,tss! TEL I. a
tute end Home, ls Klsvsnth St cor 9th ava Cab and
inquire. CSedaetsA BY respectable Ansriean lsdy.
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WANTKD-LADw 10 LkAR! 10 Or
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49, 4 e.otAinl ~ rses.D.1s1S: :: sssasae.s -
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(NANTKD-yoUNa A(KN WISHING no
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pNFORMATION wANrHD - or TaOl
game fsSstg sssai T. yss;:: go ySSn % "A a;
ne hsarg hsrk SII1 rsce1vsT bv ii. eonsin, nDWAR
oDOENELLs In care Of JOAN aILLEM NS 81 suL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-02

EEMALE DONESTIC8, HAVING GOOD
~ rcfsrences NAV ostain stuatous 10 the sest fam
Il as.ocisiisn, % Fourth ave. No charge made.
MO ePl00 -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-02

A RT0ECIAL HLOWEl MAKKRB-WANT-
"a 81 10 Hris 70 learn 70 make artificial flowers,
Sa psia While lsarnins also sPdsssrs and girls for
piy Il ITO WAriAgs sk uaB es16
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VNANTED-YOR u. q ARMY-l0o ACT
w I've nee. nv ns.. sll 10 On pss noath. With
- s:Sac g AlsI y TSsss:2: % s:1sefH q fs ssS
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SECOND pOARn

STOCK yIyCTJA1I0s0. l ET.
This table u derived By scspasisSs q ~ No
Board sales each dny - r.r. r51 ,r4baI
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A RTIyICIAL HOWEs MAKERS-WAHT-
Asd - a! 20 lean 70 make artificial aovsrs va
Ees paid While iaArunG. and work the year round Ao
p snan rrh = vosk. ASply 8 100 HaA brood vav,
Sosoocns eeog. noll l2s1lS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-02

INFORMATION WANTED or MARK CA
~ s Ss.- Siy: y: q Y sSs Tssp
us, lsn there G. Amaries Any t1fo%,m.tion % q h,4
CASEY, 6l3 Seventh ave, paint store. d1 s'iH
, 1859-11-02
4rcss & Griibttttf,
CHI &c Q.
THE WATERFOWL CASUALTY.


THE V'ATEfITOvvS CASUALTY.
The civ WIS startled Ibout o3e o'clock yes
te-iay afteruocu wi:l! ! IMPORT that the cxcur.
s:ca train sou.l,, IVA the Chicago L Northwest
ttu Railway lad run oil the track ucar Water
.cwn. md that thirty persons lad been killed
outright. Tlls iews Travelled with the speed
,r tue wind to all QUARTERS, aud the railroad
:.ul telegraph olles- wo-e stralghtway Lc-
e:c.ed lv anxious crowds WHO expected
ri:euds and ac4usiuta,lces oa the excursion.
Tic loca.ou Of the 6iea-:e: being seven miles
:r,rz 1el.ernph station, nothing definite WAS
known ill last evening, when the dispatches
w:::;c;. we 2riut elsewhere came over tl'c
.;r-s from Watcrtown- Though tie acl-
ii. facts arc al! too melancholy, it is
seen that the first report WAS greatly cx-
a1gcr:.tcl. Tie uumbc. of persons known to
I've killed is c:crea, a.1l ot those injured
tD,.iy.riyit. THIS is the first accident involv-
.us III. i,ss Vi Iii: 1i.:t his ever occurred Oh
:;s. Cu;caeo aud Nnr.:.wes,vrl Il. L.. and in
.;.c prescu. Instance !, is dnic;::; 10 place tho
..me on aur person ~ ti;n-. u.::ess upon the
i.:ato thai crraug s,!!lrnly from, the brus! in
tr,a, Of the !oeono,;ye. SiSuul 1uen lad been
Stationed ii i'll lLe crossings bctwee: Oshkosh
rad Chicago IL Irvyc:it accidents of just this
, 1859-11-02

Saus.., scu,:.iLs hu. far IL, cilarlcstown
1ud.c 10 l,a>s tireo days sentence On John
D.,ywp, md Er the S''er'G I, hang h''a III
uu-suauce lhcrtos-ualess iutl.~ i, as is intl-
,ua,c!. G..v. Tiso situl 20 s!r.sin the exccu-
tive .cu,cncy Is IL add thirty days TO lis con~
rac,nert il. prison mud fnb,fact It trem h's
Ii; tryond lie ~tnve. Tie iur: Lave brought
in y.sl:c: OF auilly on "ll n".trian Hn'hb'f
q: cu:,...s i'll Which they cou.iet litn oi son'e
;.u;nssit,l crimes. which are diverted 10 Will
::r..at e.aazn.ss by Browns COUNSEL The l'Fc'
,,:sc ctlt,nts of w,ies i.e is convicted seem I"
tc Treason ..ai,.at T:rs'a'. cossmit'td III
Maryland. ami toe nurarr Of t'''e 'an III tws
,:'":trcnt plnces. or something cluis"''''t III
:....
, 1859-11-02

koE1H t1ltAGo-
s:.xn nSsFtr.isor-Frededck1 Turtle.
-fssst4at S9perr i-or-A>Toa 1!tas.
+orn CsIfteis--N.ytln IN dodge.
1oes Cer1-Tillisn H. T1llez.
= <Ae.-u7-a.ta Nsdh1E4.
(onsu4j,4oa<rs n Il sAruy-E. 7. boS1s, :. r. sioaa
s.t.er1. ~ Hlgkxay. .t D!s:et r. ?. .coaaoek: ID
do TAnras HILL
i.uund N4s<t-17eaa EtttT.
xu11a CHICAGO.
1pen Sxptrrisor-A. q. RuIleT.
<as4t1+l .uf<r Efsar-Auxuatu& Se.xf.
Iu4en foHe-;---1. J. RtelaEE4.
Tpe2 C1efE-ftrtlasrd Ehea.
Assetsor-R. J, Pausun-
[onr.i4Iaasrs ar HftAxNts-x4frn LeFs4 Jacob FoIt.
u11, Ephra N Ward
P4ani AuxsE-F<tl2 Hus.
WRIT CHICAGO.
1osn Eup<rr4Aor-A. 9. Throop
AA-t.taAs .SHp<7ti%or-A. q. 1ot1aoo+
ToeA EIf1-f. T.. Ul1arz.
1o.ea CuU-aec-F. u. Sleeper.
Lass-.or-kcsNet scot.
fi,at4i.do..r, y H;yAeos-"m m'an w.1doss, Arson
P.pty. Jahn Bprh.
Ufe1,t<r u Hi7Asay.-A, Perr-. Joha R:;trr.
, 1859-11-02

NV Youx, Nov. 1.-The steamer Arago aF"
rived this evening irom Hay1e aod Suuthanp-
Ton, Her political inens has been entirely au.
,ieipated, but she brings London dates to the
l9,h Oct
f,no;ly. Hou. Nj, Eeift and lady, jerome sapo
leon bouaparte, md Prof. Chi1ds ef Cambridge
The Araao passed the steamer Vanderbilt On
tho leth, of the Needles, bound in-
Lospox, Oct ls.-Conso's to-aay quoted sei
@s6i for money, and 95i for account. IN
market for Breadstufs is trim aud unchanged
, 1859-11-02

EOUND-By Ferdinand Connups-
tan large lied r:e.t and Whits Cow, a'seus sevtn
years Old. The awue1 lavr the pT s2pyilEro
+. JAt:kLi,,
uus.xat Cor Snsth Avenue / Sls.ey -..~
, 1859-11-02

Eys *,"4Yzc n:.s"pprc!4e''s'on Of ilsts Ito
E.r:.i; ~. { c,uu;y C,%:crti",l yes:er1ay de-
.:rd +, lsy OF IT,. s.s;.!e an important memo
rid :r3r, It's Central C.,n,tittsec in reference 10
tho yo:.; :: .4.;,ts rus! q: hordcs Of 1r;-l
Ucaosr.:= ut E.r:.'i:e:t,. !r.snarJ eleci'ons
From, the bc=t information we c:sn oDt:lr, NC
:.;I:.! That the Convention rnisilcrtd this re-
.pt~,;u! aud :1arulcss memorial, (which will
j.. found il. Ctr rcI'.at 4: tho l'roectd'nEs,}
tiu-- 1T ,:,c:: OWE purity. There is nothing il.
,:jt. ,;,si3.eu: wu.cl, war.:lts silrlI cos;r,ic-
,i,a, asn the Suspicion j. wholly removed by
e., :ae! tAat tic C:nl-al Committee d;rcclcst
..e u. it: mcai'ers 10 prepare tho memorial
,:.r-e weeks ;-,! I'll: gentlemen who waSed
::-;!.au, IN tie c nlve.::h:l yesterday have
7.e :,ai:.is.ti, Of knuuir:: sl1al they tired NJ
tr,ss PURPOSES, AID :l.a: r ::a'clessneas ''"S
i. ,y,re.! y much lac. s;.t sr.u Gs.n4bes rear
Nevertheless We s!a! ,s,. t;.ll 10 Insist on :
.i.a,r:e ii. the prmar: sysesn f':k'rc both t'''
ri; aud cons.,y organizations -. il is put il
E,1ce OF tho traces 'rc:ltI,
, 1859-11-02

wAsu,ycrox, Nor. l.--Le'ters from Mexico
received Lv the steamship Tennessee It New
Orleans. state that the bark Laura taken for =
.Iarer On The coast of Africa under Me1icau
colors, by IN English cruiser, was brought into
Vera Cruz on lhe 1slh ult.
The Liberals claim to hold Topic anl Leon.
The expedition contemplated against the city c'
Mexico IS still spoken Of as beng Of fo1mid'
able character
, 1859-11-02

NEW 0 LEANS, Oct SILT il reported that
another Tigilanee Committee is form'ue in this
CITY TO suoe.intend the election 10 take place
On the 7th Of November. 4 deputaiion Ct
plug Cx1ics," from Baltimore, is also said to
hare arrived.
Tweotv deeths fIom fever occurred At the
Ch zisy Hospital
Tbs s'eam.hip Grenada had arrived with ua'
vauA d4,es to b. sssh. T~o csrgots Of Slaves,
numbering l2H,. are reported 10 have beea
landed near Havana during the week.
, 1859-11-02

TAsu1xcros, Nov. 1.-Si1 dice:ent bids were
received today At The Post 0t6c- Department,
fur carrying Inc mail be:~eea PosIsn! aud
Nrw Orleans. The Postmaster General firmly
sdhe.es to hi. determination 10 make but Que
contract. holding the party who may receive 1t
responsible for The pesformanca Of the entue
service.
4 large quantity Of ammunition his been g Mt
frou, Washington to Harper's Ferry. to replace
that recently distributed among the aoldiers.
, 1859-11-02

XNANTED.-A WET NURSE,
An,lrevt utxe, No. Ltad's I;a.oIEE, cur c.a.k ald
VI a.lltn zion .ts uoSx3t
, 1859-11-02

EAdre1!sement-pa11!pr !pr.1
Acr1cKzHE TnEAz11, Eos. l. ls:5.
P7updetoy< Of Prem aat Tnbure:
GENTLEMEN: Being informed by you that Mr.
TABER, OF the Richmond House, is the respoE-
sib!e party for the advertisement" which sp:
peasej in your paper Of this morning aud signed
H." it ii only necessary for me 10 say that I
an too we'll known By the citizens Of Chicago
aud the entire dramatic profession to require
any defence from such an attack. aud claiming
the privilege to Aa.ptrat, will merely state that
if tie uushor Of Il. il member Q! the popular
organization" alluded to in his "advertisement,'
be must hive recently been elected to the digni-
ted osition which he ably Ellis Of G. B. J. A. OF
the order Respectfully.
J. Il. McT1cKsR.
, 1859-11-02
Pat Prev. Suns last Irev.
wFek. w+tk. xerk lh.2, K, veek
F.u., t4ss Ns3. ctkS9 ls3st <l.130 :.a15n
Nhrns. bu u,,.tSIHs a. = l.y4s. sssas. 4..,.3.
tv-E, bu ...., 6l,:.i <t4l4 :.e:l eyt;6 l1JeH
tl1tS. N....,.. H.-N .a1.5 1e.9St .y.tJS II t.,
n3e. lu ...-.. 1874: HGl ...H 1ts.2 1..4sl
ht q ALL

From the above it will bc seen that the IT.
cc1pts Of wheat exceed those Of the week pre-
vious no. .06o bushels, a"d Of dour 5000 LAR
r4ls, There is also IN increase Of about 90, 900
bushels in tic receipts Of corn--principa]lv Of
the new crop. The receipts and shipments 6:
aour for the week ARE the largest erer knou,a
in Tie history Of Chicago.
The following table shows the receipts ii
Flour uul Wheat during the pas. three monthe,
compared with the four previous years:
COOPERATIVE Ix. KPse vLorK WHEAT prREsa THE
LAST 11&IE xDS11M.
, 1859-11-02
: S $ s s :. };:;' e. 6;
= = Nht.1t

i5a...t4s 1n4.i l7t..s+ .!Asp 14+E .1:s6 .e1sf&l
49,. - II Gse+: -:Eas S4%r1 s=.:4
t-a7. ..&sC Hires 6"l41 .*.1Y7 .4f6 e. ~ 33i
,:a1 t.S.s .tts7Ii G43-3 e46-t:y e.. 4e
lsss..iss.: As1iG sit:s lss1A cs2ss es:3G ts:Gs05
From tho above it will be seen that, while
.i's total receipts Of .iouE and wheat during the
past three months EXCEED those Of any preyi-
ous year III our history, re, the great increase
is i'll flour. In 1856 the receipts Of -four for the
abave three months were s9,317 thls.; III
1856, lG5.ooc bbla.; in 1857, l5l.4lo bbls- !:
il 1853, .o:s77 bills. while in 1859 the re-
ccipts foot up bbls- 1t this rate Of in
crease Chicago will soon become tile greatest
flour as it is the greatest wheat mart in the
United States.
The markets during tue past week have been
generally quiet Flour declined IL l-2 to l5c.
Wheat declined G to &c. Old corn declined
&c. D.lts declined to &c. Rye declined &c,
BARLEY advanced ? to . 1-2c. For particulars
We refer to our weekly review Of the markets
Oh the fourth page.
, 1859-11-02
| ~ Singers Fsmily Stx;ag .Adch;n<1, at &c
! Ink Rtrtft no21W

GENUINE Frn Goops-WAEnASrroA AND GcAn-
ASrEED.-Nog that chilly winter is about max
Goods on exhibition At uzskeli's, No. 50 South
Dearborn street, are worthy tile attention Of
LADIES' and gentlemen designing to supply them
selves. TIE stock is the 1argest erer offered IN
Chicago, and amongst it Vii be fcnnd those eel.
ebra,ed aE.icles that were AWARDED tho blcE
warranted "gcnu,nc," and will be found iuva-
riahlv to be us represented. The owner, Mr
Eerzos, will he introduced at the sale, and his
statements IS to quality, material. &c, can be
relied on. Sale commences this morning ut ~
O'Clock. Haskell, auctioneer, No. 81 Dearborn
street. no1'.t
, 1859-11-02

AcorsrA. Ga, Oct. 1.-The Columbus Sun
contains I rsoort OF ire At Msr7anna, F!orida,
o. Friday last. 4 las5s port!on Of the business
pa1t Of tha town VAS destEo]ed- The pHncipal
Sufferers are Daniel R. Leslie, inc. r. Ely Co.,
Mr. Powers aud HeurvC. King.
, 1859-11-02
Eleven persous KILLED and Twenty
eight HouttdEd.

WArEarowS, Wis, Sov. Ia terrible acct-
dent occurred seven miles sou.h Of ,h;1 city 4:
about IL o'clock, i. ". The train contained
tbs excursionists for Chicago. to celebrate the
opening Of the Chicago Northwestern Rail-
saY. There were twelve passenger cars and
one baggage car, drawn By the locomotive
Perry Il. Smith.
The smash.up was caused br the engine ski.
king an OF which ran on the track directly
ahead Of the train, too late for the engineer to
gi.e any warning. The locomotive is CON"
ptete wreck. The engineer, fireman aud one
other person on the engine escaped. The bag
gage car WAS thrown completely OF the track,
into the ditch, aud the. first passenger car d.
rectly omit. The baggage car was demolished
and fire passenger cars smashed up.
The dead 4. present arc as follows: Ar. ].
Thomas, u. S. Marshal, Milwaukee; Jerome
Mason, Telegraph Operator, Fond d.; Lac; ].
Snow, J. Boardman, J. L. GsI!ett, do; John
Lund, G. F. Emerson, G. Pesersi in, L. Sler-
wood, O.hkosh; Dr.. S. Miner, Watestowu.
Those most seriously injured, as far NJ We
can 'c I'm. are Y. .. Smead, Editor Of the Prt~,
Fond du Lac, skull very badly fractured, not
expected to recover; E. II. Sykes, Fond du Lac,
both legs of; i. u. Boue=,eei, Fond du Lac,
one leg broken; Rob't Flint, Fond du Lac, one
,ez broken: Mrs. ]. Radford, Fond du Lac, bad
1y cut up; Mrs. 4. II. Lewis, Fond du Lac. o. e
leg broken; Mrs. D.ldsio, Oshkosh both legs
broken; Mrs. James Kinney, Fond du Lac, ono
leg broken. The wounded are vel taken care
Of.
JAxEsv,.LE, Wis. 10 r. u.-The following
a1e among the injured: Miss Foseu,so, Miss
Jenkiason, Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. Page, Mrs. Cart
wright, Mrs. 4. r. Knapp, Mrs. Coles BashfaFd
Mrs. Parker P. Sawyer, Jas. Partridge. c. T.. L.
Gould After the accideut ali was don: that
could be to alleviate the sut1erings Of the ln'
jured. Dss. Cady and Spaldins Of WateEto~n
and kenning. Of Oshkosh. and other physicians
were actiye and assiduous in administering se
the wants of the wounded aud dying.
About $50 r. n. the train, or what was left o
it, returned to tLis city. The citizens are doing
all in their power for the relief of the rctin1s
this deplorable calamity.
| 10zoP. N.-Mr. Dunlap has just arrived will
N extra train from the scene Of the accident
| lie brings with him Amos Page, who is injuret
| in leg aud shoulders: also A. a. Hobart, coz
| ductor Of the Excursion train, II ho has two rio
broken; james Page, baggage man. i also bad
y injured.
WA7sR7owS, Wis. $50 T. NE d. sickles
QUE Of the wounded is dead. J. Q. Griffith. q
Fond 1u Lac, hurt Eot dangerously. smea'
st, aliye. F. T. Craig, OF Chicago, badly hur
in the groin
tspgel DI.patsh to The Tres sd TFeun<.l
| J.sesv1LIT, Suv. LII r. 4.
The total number Of killed is eleven (1l1, m
wounded twenty-elyht t2s). Six cars az
smashed to atoms-eogine not seriously injured
The accident happened one mile north OF Bel
villa station. The killed and wounded are a
, 1859-11-02
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FrupnecAhs

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e ne. s;,,T' ,.~o-ds ,e *, +, head RI
r,,,,. r;,. ,,,,u, = If III. sras,p T., Operate in
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!.'a' 4's f ~ ,,s, s.,-c;,v of co,n la,
taaa USUAL ""''t - 49, IT. .,
SUMNER throughout 'Ass '@-'''
Iowa.
From tire pEei'aFat'ans beng 'naoe' ao"e'ss'
hn e1Pee'so '1@N
eeason will exceed those OF a"' previous ehs In
uas history. al 'c1s'' VIC ha'e '''etca'eo 'ue''
sn.ueu. m ac TIC business. purius tic pas, sum.
.F, new ra:n'1 "vurs, Tbos Sash E.a;
Aesets' I'll. aoa, .ta'"s' .,.?,.
aaa sns* sssa,a sssr osess s noa.e Ths
packing house Of Flint 4 ssrarns is capable o.
hau.hns from 'to to 1ss1 ho.s;s daily ana '0se
.. T!ios. Sasa, ~ 10 V'c dai's. 1bese nonscs
are fitted up IN 'ne sAes' approved "auuer' i"
will bc wo'xsu " eAFc7:eac'a pof"'l'aesc1S'
Among tue @ss actt stems to cur porS-raeS"
ert, is PeEei'al Na1r4o.s' 'a'e's from Eng!aHd'
who has ieasea 'ns .''.s'e,a o' ., l,ansrof'a'"'
Company N.l=..sss " ~ ~ n>.es - =" 'e''
ga''on' .t.,, g., IL. .a.,.,.'.
will peculiarly aaNp' '1A ' '"e p'e1''s
Dressed Hee=' ="
mea H~4 o@-o ~. ,.,
, 1859-11-02

Hoxs roa TIE Fa1xSptEss.-The regular
uoathly meeting Of the Board Of Managers Will
be he]d at the Home this "wednesday atttr"
nooa, 1t o'clock. EFF. D1cK1xsoS, see'r.
, 1859-11-02

Tue LOST Forxp.-Ths young man Who 80
mystcsiously disappeared tie other day has re-,
turned. Hc had taken his torn aud shabby 6 r.
ments to be renovated by Cook McLaia. at IS
DearHbrn street, an be is now dressed like a
gentleman. 'Go thou and do likewise"
, 1859-11-02

BOARDING. A Few Gentlemen
II en- te acrcmn ,ated With t.rasaa: Tcer1s ard t*nl
n tr1ya.e family, isy boasIs's w7att fcE
plsttca.as inquire No. = Mfchs Areru= Lo2 Lf~
, 1859-11-02

y Got his name up-yes, aud he keeps it
up TOO. not by advertising, howereF, but By
selling better clothing for the money. ready
We mean Tapper, No. l0a Randolph street.
, 1859-11-02
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1859.

10 do more than to suggest, a
proper registry Of Republican voters in this
city is adrantt Of each prim1rr election, 60:
in6ibiting such persons from voting n< may
have been necessarily prevented from banding
their pau1es and residences 70 the Registering
Committee Of their respective wards; Prorii<d,
that in such cue their connection with the Ra-
publican party shall be rouched for d: the polls
by some reputable Republican known to the
Judges Of the election. 4 similar plan
your committee understand, has been
adopted in many Eastern cities. with satisfacto-
r. results The details Of this system may be
easily arranged BY. the Committee. whom you
shall appoint, or The whole question may be
ward. to be developed at their leisure before
the cali j. issued for the next County Conyen.
tiou. Your Committee submit that the necessi-
1y for some plan to secure the party against
these frauds is too plain for argument.
Respectfully,
C. l.. WILSON, Jrt1aS S. RcnsET.
GEO. ScHSEtxn. HORACE WHt1E,
j. D. WAup.
Citv members OF the County Central Commit.
tee.
4 motion that the communication be laid on
the table, was carried.
The Chairman, in pursuance Of u resolution,
appointed The following County Central Com.
rai,tee for the ensuing year:
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE:
Geo. Schneider, VIM. "arman,
Luther Haven, F. S. Williams,
julius White, II. kennicott,
Frederick futile.