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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-08

F. G. DUNNINGToN i CO.,
Union and American.
JONI WALLACE & Co.. Dispatch.
RoRERrs, W ATrERsoN & PURvIs.
Republican BaRmer.
JANIS T. BELL, \ Co..
Dailg Gdzeffe.
ppEgg tgD TINES Co.
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New York Market.

IDy IeIegraph.I
LONDON, Nov. 7.-ConsOls SgI4 for money.
United States 5-20s $50; Illinois Central 1914;
Erie 81,
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by Telegraph.


LIVERPOOL, Nov. THE cotton market to-day
is not so firm and prices have declined I'D, and
the sales are but 10000 bales of middling upland
at I'D.
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DoN'T fail to attend ne large sale of the
Mansfield property, today, by Messrs. An
derson, johnson & Stith, real estate agents.
They have prepared a splendid barbecue
for those who may stend
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RECOVERED. l. Davis informs US
that he has recovered about $3.50 worth Of
gold aud silver from the ruins Of his late es-
Enlistment
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NashviIIe COTTON nInrI,et

The market yesterday was very quiet Prices
were firm, closing at 81 1z@S2e.
The following are the transactions reported du-
ring the day:
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Administrators Sale.
HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA.
A LARGE AND VALUABLE
PLANTATION FOR SALE,
Consisting of Some Ten Different
T. a h NJ -.

TO-WIT: THE PLACE KNOWN AS
THE EAST PLACE, 6l7 ACRES:
THE ALLISON PLACE, leo ACRES;
THE HOmE PLACE, so5 ACRES;
THE COSBY PLACE. no ACRES;
THE HOBBS PLACE. leo ACRES.
THE KEY PLACE. I7e ACRES:
THE BURDALL PLACE, 30 ACRES:
TAE BRADFORD PLACE. $50 ACRES;
THE ELLIS PLACE, leo ACRES:
THE CLEVELAND PLACE. 90 ACRES.
These lands or large part Of them lie Immediately
West Of Huntsville. Madison county, Alabama,
and within two miles Of the city. The most
OF them are fertile. and all Of them healthy.
The Haun. the Bradford, and the Cleaveland
places, lie within two or three miles Of Huntsvlle
The others lie from four r. eight miles.
We invite purchasers % come and see. Any
one in Huntsville will direct theinquirer 10 these
lands
TFREs-A credit Of one ana two years. With
customary security. These lands viii be sold az
the Courthouse door in Huntsville. on the First
Monday ia December next, AZ public out
cry. PAUL Z. JONES. Adm'r.
octZ3-2W Of A. p. Jones, deed
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PEPSoNAL.-Colonel L. w. COLE our
former townsman, and at present the efficient
Superintendent Of the Georgia Railroad,
has been spendinga few days in our city.
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ST. Louis FLoUR.--It is needless to say
anything in commentator Of the superior
brands Of ST. Louis -four. Prior to the war
it had preference over all other -four shipped
to this market from a distance; but from
some cause we have seen less Of it on our
market recently. We have been gratifed
at meeting with our esteemed friend l.. B.
Harwood, Of the firm Of Banks, Hamilton
4 Co., Commission Merchants, St. Louis,
who are agents for all the brands manuiac-
tured at the Laclede, Atlantic and Empire
FIGURING Mills, located near that city and
who advertise themselves prepared to fill all
orders promptly, at the lowest scale of
prices, Gree Of commission" Mr.. Harwood
has been among our merchants inviting or
ders. be high character Of his house is A
guarantee fer a prompt and satisfactory
compliance with any engagements they nav
make.
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pNLUCKY.-We regret to learn that Gen.
Harding's FLY, Macaria, by Avalanch, dam
Eureka, met with very serious accident
yesterday moning, while her trainer was
having her breezed She was running at a
rapid rate when one of her fore legs snap
ped in two, thus totally uniting her for the
turf. 1t has been but few weeks since Gen.
II. lost, from lung fever, Cameo BY knight
of st. George out of Diomede, one of the
most promising fillies of her ags
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THE MURDER CAsE.-In the case of VIM.
Fitzgerald, and Anna Fitzgerald, his wife,
charged with the murder of John Hays in
1864, which was set for trial yesterday
morning, the counsel for the prosecution
fled an affidavit for continuance until
next Saturday, and after considerable argu-
ment, pro and con, it was granted. The ex-
animation will take place before Esluires
Wilkinson, Sloan and Mathews.
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DAVIS OPERA HoUsE.-By mis- name the
Old Theatre will hereafter bel,nown. The
enterprise exhibited by Mr.. hvis in over
coming the disastrous effects { the late fire,
by which he lost very heav1, is certainly
commendable He opened asst night with
several additions to his old orps of artistes,
and was patronized by the hrgest audience
We have seen inside the OF Theatre these
many days. Mr.. D. has a brce of police in
attendance at the performace, and is deter
mined to have good order maintained dur
ing his entertainments.
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REooRpER's CoURr.-The business YES
terday morning was slim, Three cases were
tried and five dismissed Fines and costs
were assessed to the amount Of So.
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NEWSPAPERS throughout the country
would render their patrons an important
service by reminding them that the notes of
the Union Bank Of Tennessee, must be filed
with the Trustee, on or before the first Of
January next See advertisementin another
column. Tnov7-2t
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Liverpool Market.
London Money Market.

By Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 7.-Breadstuffs easier: corn
34s Sd for mixed western. Pork declining
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DARING OuTRAGE-Charle Benzinger,
who lives on the corner Of Ewing avenue
and Bass street, was aroused the other even
ing by noise in his garden, and in stepping
10 his window to ascertain the cause. was
fired at by aconoealed assassin, who no doubt
created the disturbance to draw him out Of
the house for the purpose OF numbering him.
Fortunately, the would-be-murderer failed
in his aim and Mr.. Benzinger escaped I'M
injured. The next morning five buck-shot
we're found imbedded in the frame Of the
window. No clue is had to the perpesrator
Of the daaiardly outrage.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

lBy Telegraph
New YORK. Nov. The Dry Goods market for
the past three days has been unusually depressed
and quiet. The rket for print cloths is dull.
and there has been but few transactions during
this time, and the market is quiet. There are no
very large stocks Of the leading styles in market
and these goods are STEADY in price. For ducks
class, there have been concessions in prices and
il is probable that the prices will be fixed at those
Of September. There is only light trade but
the goods are in good styles and renewal Of con
hdenee Is felt on the part Of the holders The
market for wool is still depressed. Jobbers prices
for brown shirtings, Indian head pa: bleached
ner 201z; Hamilton 1915 Richmond 80; Allen 49, =:
brown drill damask >; corset jeans, Naumkeg 3;
Laconia n; Bates Is.
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TnE GERMAN DEMoKRAT.-A FALSE
RUMoR.-The statement in the Saafs ZeifuHq
Of yesterday morning that the German
DcmokTdt had ceased publication, was with
out any foundation, and was evidently
calculated to injure the proprietors of the
De'aokra, in the a pecuniary point of view.
The Doaolrat. We understand was carried
around the city yesterday morning in ad;
vance Of the Zeit,ag, and will continue its
publication regularly hereafter This false
statement ooncocted by the Radical editor of
the Zeitmg will not iniure the Denokrat in
this city, but may create false impression
abroad. The German Conservatives will
not allow their organ to languish for want
Of support and they are determined to sus-
tain it handsomely, in spite of the endeavors
Of the torch-and-turpentine party to crush it
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A Card to the Merchants, shippers, and

Card to the Merchants, shippers, and
Travelling Community Generally.
Having been aided by my friends have pur-
chased the controlling interest of the splendid
side wheel Steamer David White, 900 tons bur
den,) to be run as n regular packet in the Nash
vile and New Orleans trade.
She is rated by the Board Of Underwriters as a
first class steamer, upon which insurance can be
obtained at the lowest possible rates.
She has recently been hauled out on the ways at
Paducah. thoroughly oYerhauled and repaired.
Her hull is perfectly sound, tight, strong and well
built and her machinery is in splendid working
order and good condition. She has beautiful
cabin, finely furnished with all the necessary con-
venienccs for the comfort of passengers.
l have selected the most skilfull and expert.
enced men for officers, whose habits of sobriety
will recommend them favorably to the travelling
public.
The White presents superior inducements TO
passengers and shippers. as she is not only good
and fine, but one of the fastest boats on the West
ern waters.
My best endeavors shall be made at all times to
render general satisfaction to the patrons of the
boat Respectfully
oct 22-lm H.B. SHAW. Master.
TO COnsumptives.-The Advertiser. having
been restored to healthin few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption-is anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used. free of charged, with the direc
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object of the adver-
tser in sending the Prescription. is to benefit the
afflicted and spread information which he con-
ceives to be invaluable and hopes every sufferer
will try this remedy, it will cost them nothing.
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings county, New York.
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ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING A SoLDIIR.-
A man named Jonathan w. Ross wsi ar
rested yesterday on the charge of shooting
William Steele, member of Companr D,
Third Battalion, Sixteenth Regulars He
was taken before Esquire Meacham, who
remanded him to Jail to await preliminary
examination this afternoon at one o'dock.
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MIKE LIPMAN's Circus AND TRAINED
ANINALs.-This great show will open in
Nashville next Friday, on the corner Of
Union and Summer streets. OF course eve
rybody will go. The reputation Of Mike
Iipman is second to no Snowman in the
United States. and the immense attractions
he presents-all under one pavillion-can-
not fail to draw large audiences. Read the
advertisement in to-day's paper Admission
81. Children under ten years Of age, 80 cts.
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THE MEaIBERsof The Benevolent Society
Of Tennessee will hold meeting at the
McKendree Church on Friday, the 9th inst,
at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, on business of i'm
Portance. The Officers and Managers of the
Edgefeld Branch are urgently invited to
attend. Mrs. 7. L. MARSHALL, Sec'y.
Nashville, Nov. :, lS66-3t.
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FINED.-Joe Kuschbaum and y. Jacobus
were before Recorder Foster Tor disorderlv
conduct, and were fined 50 apiece.
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SELLING OUT!!-On account of the dis
solution Of oopartnership. the entire stock %
goods at reduced prices, Mt
g. RICE & Co.'s,
oCtS0-lm 50 College street
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CONE and examine our fine stock of Fall
and Winter dress goods, shawls, cloaks,
blankets, boots and shoes etc, ETC., which is
compelled to be sold by the first of January,
on account of dissolution of the firm.
G. RICE & Co,
oct3O-lm SO College street.
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POSTPONEMENT.

TINHE SALE OF LAND BELONGING TO
i Colonel I. J. FOsrEE. advertised for the lst
q November. IL Postponed on account Of the
As eth s'e JL.&Rw. BROWN.
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: oECIAL NOTICE.
Corporation Tax Payers

Corporation Tax Payers
That have not paid their taxes, viii find their
claims in the hands of officer for collection, if
not paid by the
TENTH OF THIS MONTH.
If you want to SAVE COST. COME AND
PAY YOUR TAXES.
No further notice viii be giyen.@
A. V. RUTLAND.
nov4-lw Revenue Collector.
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BEAUTIFUL CITY RESIDENCE
AND TS!!!
III Nom TdUGJLe Property.
Valuable Plantation and other
Cotton Lands.

THE ENTIRE REAL ESTATE OF THE
L late THOMAS NANCY, deceased. consisting Of
some Of the most desirable locations. both for
business and dwelling houses in the city of Nash
vile, together with one Of the finest Cotton Plan
tations on the Mississippi river and other Lands
Pin the State of Arkansas and Mississippi is now
offered for sale.
For further particulars apply TO
DR.. W. 3. NANCY Executor.
Corner of Union and Cherry sts.. Nashville,
Tennessee. iOctlS-lm
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OFFICE IN THE /, R RI! I, 9 OF rHErANr
Capital All Paid In.

TyyHIS COMPANY, ESTABLISHED IN Isl
/ insures Buildings, Vessels in Port MerchaI-
disc, Household Furniture. and other property
the most liberal terms.
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LiverDoOI COtton NEarket

lBy Telegraph
NEW York. Nov. 7.-Cotton dull and scarcely
as firm at 3S13939 for middling upland.
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A Coon CAsE.-Esquire Meacham dis
posed of coon case yesterday that has been
before his court for several days. The
value of the coon was about twenty-five
cents. The parties in the suit spent from
Eve to six dollars in magistrates costs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Get Your TicIkets.----Goto the Railroad
Office. opposite the St. Cloud, and buy Ticket
Of 5000, for % cents per day. 1t
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CORRECTION. Editors Union aud Ame-i-
caa.-SIRs: In your report of our meeting,
you gave undue credit to the band Of the
sixteenth regulars, as twas Mr.. Broomstein's
band that was SO kind as 90 volunteer for the
occasion. BY inserting this you will confer
a favor ON the committee.
ID n NEyLAN
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DIRECTORS.
EDGEFIELD! EDGEFIELDN
Great Sale of Lots :!
We lCiH Sell at AUCTION on the
Premises, on
ruEsnAY. NOYEMRER TIE ETH.

IN WILLIAMS ADDITION to Edge6sld from
4 Thirty % Forty beautiful building lots located
on Fatherland. BOscobel. Minnick. Shelby Avenue.
and other streets. The close proximity Of this
property 70. and easy communication with the
city Of Nashville. well a. the health Of Edge
field. % say nothing Of the intelligence and moral
religious, and social character Of it, inhabitants
renders this quiet. orderly and rapidly growing
village most desirable for the private residences
Of business men.
The EdgeGeld Street Railroad il expected 10
be pushed forward 70 completion al an early day.
Terms Liberal
ANDERSON, JOHNSON. 4 SMITH.
Real Estate Agents.
n. W. TAYLoR. Aucttoneer
nOv2-td
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NEW FIRM.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND VIII
w keep constantly on hand a good assortrs,erf
Of Staple Groceries, which we offer 10 Ire frs5e
AZ the lowest market rates. We have annie
facilities for storing Cotton and other Prolnc,s
and Will spare ne pains = obtain for those maj
ina Consignments 10 US. the highest market prices
By strict personal attention % business we hone ~
merit liberal share Of PATRONAGE. "
nctn-eu
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Wines!! - From the LoNGwORTH Whey ards
and Wine House. Cincinnati.
W. P. & F. P. ANDERSON,
Proprietors.
Golden Wedding, Sparkling CataWba,
Dry Catawba. Isabella, etc.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods and for purity and boquet are exeelled by
none-either native or foreign.
Sold nv
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BUY YOUR WOOD WHILE
1T Is CHEAP.
TfELIVEBED ANYWHERE IN THE CITY
IL limits At the following rates.:
From one to ten cords. per cord. s. %
Ten cords and over $50
sold a. yard 500
II. MACRENzIH.

Yard At R. r. Tresile. on North summer street
Orders may be len AZ Gas. NAarIN 4 Cos
Cherry street, or a. this Office iyll-tf
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Risley's Buohu.
arrangements Of the Urinary and Genital Or
gans often lead to serious and ineurable maladies
rendering life a burthen. In most cases these de-
engagements may be restored and health vigor,
and life prolonged by the use Of
RISLEY-S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
which is a scientific combination Of the best rene
dies known to the medical world.
IIARRAL RIsLEY 4 TOMPRINS.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
III Chambers St, and Hudson st. New York.
PR0PRIEToRs.
For sale by EWIN & PENDLETON.
,ov--s9v % pubIis gouare Nashville
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-26
NCIo-Cpl2no are bringing S1s0u
RETAIL MARKET
Per Pound.
Cleveland wholesale Mark et

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. = 1900
FLuUR-Demand moderate aud prices steady.
City-made Xxx spring. from Mol wheat, SIPS,
do do No. 2 wheat, SL,259ll.75; country made
spring SO, 759l1, 90; Xxx red winter $l3.U09lS.-
50i xxx white Sl59$l6. BuekUheat Flour
S9.509l0,O0
WHEAI-The market to-day was inactive. but
prices were nominally unchanged. MOL Mil
Waukee spring $2.45; No. 2 do S2.HS22S
CoRS-Eirmer and more active. Sales4 5ars
old Nc. l shelled at CSC 5000 bushel de at 94c
0ATs-Dull, but firm at Sc for No, l state
HoGS-Are quiet and steady. Sales $50 dressed
averaging 265 ns at nc; live 5A96c
SMOKED MEATs-Quiet and steady Sales 81,
gAr-eured Hams at l6ci Shoulders l2c; Dried
Beef ct zoe
BUTTER-Quiet, unchanged and steady. Good
TO choice Western Reserve 2S930c; common
Western Reserve and Centralnomin al at DG29C
CHEEsE-Quiet and steady az l09l6c for COM
mon to choice. packages included
EGGs-Scarce and firm at 33G35c
P~OULTRY-In good supply and prices weak
Chicke ems u@l21zc; Turkeys l214Gl5c
DRIED APPLEs-DuIl andnOminal at l0G101zc.
DRIED PEACHEs-Firm at 35e for pealed; 70
for unpealed halves lSc for unpealed quarters.
BEANs-Prime white scarce and firm at S2,2i
CIDEE-Held at $5.75s6.O 90 per Dbl. including
packages.
SEEDs-Quiet. Clover held nominally at $500
@S.25; Timothy $3,O09S,23.
TALLow-In moderate requests at 10L2llc.
SALT-Steady. Fine S2,S5; Coarse $3.50.
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EGAL NOTICE.

4 BENJAMIN Gilbert. Plaintiff. vs. Stony
Spring Oil Co, Michael Nessler, and William
Jones, Defendants. The Defendants. who re-
side in the State of Pennsylvania. are hereby
notified, that BENJAMIN Gilbert. Plaintiff, on
the nth day Of November, 1856, hled his petit
tion in the Court of COmmOn Pleas Of Trumbul
Co.. Ohio, against them, setting forth. among
other things, that the dsfendanton or about the
18th of January. 1866, made their certain
promissory note Of that date. and delivered the
sam to said plaintiff, and thereby promised TO
paw him or order, four thousand dollars in in
stalments, tO-wit: 5000, with interest from
10th October. 1865. on the 10th Oct 1885, and
$500. with interest from 18th Oct. 1863. on the
i6th Oct. 1867, that the hrstinstalment mention
ed Is now due and wholly unpaid said petit
ton further alledgss. that to secure the pay
ment Of said suns OF money and interest due
liyered to the plaintiffs a mortgage deed and
therein and thereby conveyed to him., ais heirs
and assigLees forever, the fouoHIng lands ana
fensments, tO-Wit: Part Of lots 50 and 70, IN
Bazetta township, Frumbull Co, ohio, bounded
on the north by the lot line Of said lot No. 81
on the east by the east line OF said lot. on the
south by the public highway, on the west by 50
acres Of land sold by Charles Gilbert, and now
or lately owned by Benjamin jackson. con-
tanning 30 acres Of land, more or less, which
mortgage deed v~aSdehyered to the Recorder OF
TrumbuII Co.. Ohio. or the 9th January, 1865
at 10 o'clock, a. m, to be entered on record.
and was duly recorded by him, The petition
further alledges said deed has become absolute.
that there is due the plaintiff Of said indebted
ness 5000 with interest from 10 Oct 1865. and 8
further sum Of 5000. with interest from 18th
I Oct. 1855 Will De due on the 10Th day Of Oct,
! 1861. and that the said several sums are paya-
] BILE to the plaintiff by defendants Tor purchase
/ money for the same premises described IN said
D%etitiOn. And the said defendants are further
notified, that the plaintiff has caused an order
| Of Attachment to issue IN said cause that the
lands and Aforesaid, lave been at
tached by the sheriff Of TrumbuN Co.. Ohio. to
satisfy plaintiffs claims. The prayer of said
l. petition isthat said mortgage deed be toreelOsed
and said lands aud tenemeDts ordered 70 be
/ sold, to pay the said Indebtedness nov due, ana
also the lien on said premises to become que
| 10Th Oct. 1867, on equitable terms. Plaintiff also
asks Indictment against defendants for SEC
with interest from 16tn Oct. 1870, and for 9th
I proper relief. The defendants are notified
plead. answer or demur by the second day u
February. 1861. JOHN l. BEAf liz
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The New Railroad Route TO
Pittsburgh.

We are glad to learn from the Maho-
nina Courier, that the prospect Of an
early opening of a through railroad
line to Pittsburgh, from Cleveland via
Warren, Youngstown and New Castle
is encouraging. The Courier of last
Wednesday says that the portion OF
this road between Lowell and Youngs-
town is rapidly approaching compile
ton. Already the iron horse has come
over it as far as Yellow Creek, three
and a half miles this side of Lowell,
and the remaining two and a fourth
miles to the Mahoning river, was to
have been ready for the ties AND rails
on Tuesday. All the force of the road
except enough to lay the track, Is now
finishing the grading on the quarter OF
a mile between the Mahoning river and
the canal, where the Lawrence r. K.
forms a junction With the Mahoning
division of the A. & 6. W. R'y. Should
the weather continue favorable, two
weeks more will see the whole line
graded, the trestle WORK eve the Es-
honing and canal up, and a third week
will suffice to complete the junction
between the two roads, and allow OF the
passage of a through train from CleVe-
land to Pittsburgh.