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, 1866-11-11

The Work on she Russian Side ofthe Pacific
-Rcsott OF the eExpiorntaous-BlH Paid By
the Dr1lsah Govcrnment for Damage doue
BIZ the Pirate Shenandoah.
new ToEK, November 10.-The H~ro!1'+ cor
EEcspondsnt with the Overland Telegraph
E1peditton. writing from PetToupouloskt4 In
EastcFn Siberia, gives an encouraging ae-
eouIs u, Of .he psosrese o! The work The Ra.:
ernt and :c1 meI. Ia detailed t. assist II l1yirg
The sca lines. The following, is q seeapl:a1i:io1
Ss5or Ahasa h has explored he l routs ostween
Ghi;isa and okho,.k, al found It feasible f,r The
construction, Of the telegraph Captain Aahood
Amoor 10 oIahoak, and found # feasible 70: 10
work. Lieutenant Ecnnoa h:s explored the route
IRON Ghi1iEa to Anadyrsk- aud from that point
Captain slactas bas Travelled among Ii: Rehaeh.
f The savage tribes In The northern part Of Slbc-
tis. and found them entlsrly friendly. Major
a,1s ma s ss
friendly. Captain Nahool and Major Ab&sa hare
travelled among the Tunsusi anil othtr Tribes be
forad ihens enaT.l1 friendly. rne TaaGast re: re,
vhi:h Trey have hitherto Ksps secret for thsii
Work has been commenced at several points,
wht1eyer woEkmeu can be procured. Poles were
being cut and houses constructed for stations and
The Ukhotsk sea for landing supplies aud saa.etia
Tor he line. Tbese are mainly 1t the mouths O
rf.rfs, that maj be used for ransportion to tht
interior. sudicient number OF wofkmen vii
be procured At YaEant-ka tor building the lines
WHARF tho natives arc In deaiEed abundance, ant
| arc willing to labor
Major Apa.a Las already made the prelsminar,
arrangements for obtntninE w0skMen and material
AID supplies wall ba provided - Fast as ths ship
| az1iyr 1t Ghtj!sa.
The correspondent adds that while the sh.nan
| doah wa4 in the North rntdc. IN 1865, the bu.ue
IT, whale, hip ilarye-t hsi9a;sln: te thS noass
| the ifaw2i[an Nag, A statement OF The att4:1 wa
sent 10 1ol d IN, md the bill fos thu ship va
promptly paid BY the British Government: TIL
vould Seem 10 be an andhect acknowledge.
| that the Shenandoah Mas Ill English pirate sliI
/ 5athtr 1tnn a rebel cruiser.
, 1866-11-11

public warehouse convenient to my Of the
vineyards where brandies can be stored. II
they keep 1t, 1t Is subject to seizure II they
remove ii, there Is no suitable place In " h!ch
theT can store It, It was for this Conyen-
ton, in the exercise Of its Judgment, to de-
eide what course vas best to pursue in order
to meet these difficulties. Something must
be done Immediately. The season Of vim
tage is at hand. There are not casks enough
to he had for the wine, ii all the grapes
should be made Into wine; and Ii brandy l.
to be distilled, the necessary purchases and
preparations must be made. It Was highly
desirable that concert of action should be
had On the part OF all the wine growers Of
the State, in order that any representation
made should carry the fun weight to which
Among the resolutions passed we're the fol-
lowing:
R<a61rtd, That the Assessor aud Collector OF
th!s District Ike and arc hereby requested 10 trans
despatch, nsAiuc that They may be vested with
anthastyt 10 their discretion with reference to
buildings, locA1 inspectors and bonded ware.
honeee, nrhl written Instructions are received
Rtse'rsd, That under the letter Of tho present
law great loss must result TO the eIape-owners,
ZONE @-s:use @ Of relisf i passed 81 consress our
gross product q our vineyards, Our plquet, eed.
ss snt a., and " sef1ss Or grapes nnas FOL
R<toir<d: That grape brandy cannot be sold los
mo.e than e % per Ea!lon, which b lsas than III
and inferior srfziluous liquors, dc1ete1ors IN tnttl
, effects, are now, and will continue t. be, suhssi
tuisd iot the pa:e a1t,eie. ~. .na,,...,,o,.,,,o,
transt Adnlteraled liqno:r, which are sold In Sat
francisco and Other ma:kets OF this coast cheare
| than nc 1an ado;d To- .aade Grape brandy. to h
| lactnress.
roL1T1cALSEws.
, 1866-11-11

FROM LAWRENCE.

Epdinn Cnplsves Delivered Up-KailrnHa
Ittm-Sale oi tho Cherokee Neutral Lunt1s.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tslbune.]
LAWRENCE, November 10.
Five womcii and children, who have been held
a. captiyet for some months BY The kIowa Io-
dams, wese delivered up 10 Colonel Lcavcnworth.
at Fort Ia.nca, ou Monday last and were for
wasded to Fost Riley. The Colonel refused to
gsrc the Indters any presents, o. have anythingto
do with Them un,ll L.. r., 'asusned the eapttyss.
~ ~ IT.. ~ r. rrtes br9ec snS taeoe down ye
other cars with it. No lives were lost.
II IL reported that \ contract has b5cn m3de
with Chicago capitaliEsts to build The Lawrence L
Galveston RailEoaa 10 The southern uounlasy of
this State. Some think It 4 Senatorial dodge In
the interests Of Ex-Governor Carney.
The eale Of the Cherokee neutral lands By Seq
sctaTy Harlan cre1tca good deA: Of comment In
,hit state; there mo nbous is,oo' s.ule.s on
richest and bcst In the West. They are unsur-
passed fcr asEiculturst md ste:s ...sin: paf- ~!
The letter of Mr. Ewing, in reply y the ezSeesc-
ta,y, Is publlshed wlth good dca' Of satiaiac-
, 1866-11-11

Flowing Cp OF the steam HaFxe Trader
Iops o( q %ehoaucr-AuothcE Schooner
Driven ANhorr.
Dr1Ror-, Noyruuhcr 1o.-St~s has Inst bceu
rreei. ed hers that the 1.tam barge Tr1dc:, bic r
55siic Sand Beach, on the shore Of Lake H1ron.
Tae fireman OF tbs hare. Richard Ryan,
was Killed in.tartly, and also ths
sheelmap. Cep.rt u1shLirE Thomas
Seynaur, one Of the hauds. M. yCsy badly fc1ld
I'd The wreck Was eoEed Into Marine C.ty b.
the propeller Dubuque. The Trader Wa owaed
by Captain Green, Of Cleveland. The canse OF TIT
the accident has not as get been sseertAlncu.
Tte schooner Horace Greeley, which recently
went ashore at Muskegon, IL 4 total loss
The schooner Lady Bid was driven Ashase neaI
Arskccor dnE1u: the zane storm.
, 1866-11-11
FROM NEW TORE.

Departure Of Alinlster Campbell nnd fen
erai sherman for Mexico - The Jumct
WI Caac-Acttylty at FcnInn ucadaunFs
tcrA-Tendcr Of aynE Observation-Disclosures
Tor the rurchaae OF Arms.
tsp4ciAl Despatch to the Chicago Ttib7ne.1
NEW TouK. November 10.
General Sherman and Hon. l. D. Campbell
were vislted Iii. morning By la:ga number Of
our most distinguished ciuzcus, including nlsny
Mexicans who arc in sympathy with the cause Of
Juarcx. At half rsst twelve the General pro
ceeded 10 the Office OF the Uui*ed States Atf!stank
Tieasuser, in Wall street, where be wts received
by the attaches Of the building III body. After
,ransacting come business there, tho Gen.
The Barge pier At the Battery,
atere steamer WIS waiting to convey them on
bnatd the SueqnehAuua. then anchored In the bay.
At ~ o o'clock the steamer lett for the susqne-
iIe { euelal, Mla!tlcr Campbell and Captain An-
,1tuvfcd, Chief Of General Shcrmans staa. on
board, steamed down the :!ser bound ior Vera
truy, where liz expected they VIII be received
ii is ,hon:ht the N.aams Jamel will case Will
he settled b the acceptance, b. the defendants
siouet aeda'9fs I'll s,1es es1en Of taem 80 csca
ptetiyey. BY this 1hey lose all thht was sp:ciaed
s, . eqs e.
| II i. thought the proposition at the helt.
At law. 10 pay. SPECIFIC lc:asles. and
! costs Of the case Will he accepted THO pzrQe:ty
| the casc IL set for Monday.
| The increased activity in and about the tead
aua11ett Of James Stcrhecs OF late, Is psodnc,ns
that veIal Isish merchants hero have made tcn
dcrs Of war vessels 10 Nr. Stephens sna5ient Z
Transport la.xe an army hs may BE- saised here
Eoptay on an o.ga1iEing ulp throughout til
country. ln conversation today "; stenncn
stated tbat the next thirty days would develop
il Il stated he Is negotiating Tor he7sT pcsca.:
/ p{ arms ind equipments.
, 1866-11-11

Movement Of the French and Liberal
Forces Bath 'Fzfates Financially Btokeu-
The;CeRs&n Crops.
NEW ORLEANS. November 10--Es:obedo has
moved against Nepa 1t San Luls Poto@t, with
.tOa French md 500 Me1ftau5.
The lCpertalfsts he1d Durango. They are ex-
peeted to tail hack On the Caplaal. -...,-
Hath The Jnarez and the imperial Govtsnuaents
ase exhausted In finances. Juase1 i ieE.fng
forced loans and ia1lnE money contributions and
on TIC cuafsntee OF recognition by the United
S.ates Government. lis hAs greatly oppressed
and they have sent 4 representative 10 H&shing.
tor-
Maxiuilisn's prospects krt very bad. aud be
rnu.t Icave, With french Liberal t;euc:als and
l1w5c1s II Is understood they fayo. ustesa, and
nrt1 recognize JuAEtx because he IL recognized At
Washington.
The cotton cro7 has been rnadc IL Caihuaha.
All Northern Mexico, except Dotacco, Il in
II inyiars, but that OF Texas, and the frot:le.
military posts, being unoceupled arc full Of them
, 1866-11-11
NETEORIC SHOWERS.

An uausaai Display Looked for on the
ajoruinR of The .4th acknowledgements
81 he rh~nomena " bthin the Past cento-
--i1,rc~f,nr. =. feb.rrxrrr.
Sc~ aose. HoeTmnEs 3et9af .,.,,,,,.,t}nn
h9s fs T1ota..ot t1c on;s Ss1a Gn1fe"r
!soM t"IesE ~ ~ in,-ar .,na-s ,S;rh 80
~ ,,aS rs.a - ~ 49, ~ i.s ~ ~ ~ IN fn.t.n,
!e1en inc mn,1s;;nT n Snremh.r f3th. 13n.
zhonttrr sf,vS rcre seen In eytrnnr,t1nary nun.
PETS a'S Ky ~ " nnf .3S1a
NA' ,nn1e st.ttor e,r;a ~ hive heer
a. s.nsls s.Aaon s, suu IN ro,snS Tsa
Esn t9AN wv ouun.sH MITA W. ~. as
a!epiay psGa9 anoat Ini9n.sat' oa' @ Mas ,h1,. ~.
seIy ,emaxSaose 0n1u 9etNeea t"o anu sntse ol.s
o,c4o9k. lhese y ne cSlocnce tnat ny leaatsa ~
III 81 ~ ~ W auT ~ W.
saanSl " n1S ,lH ~ " ., ~ ,.r .ss @ - .oa,In
semoes ~ laa. NJ a Hnasns. aeEnss r VI
. ee,,c5 ~ arsxn;;Ii ~ Ne 1n,nrtrs N
.rsi ~. itiu Sis ~. rnfe1 - ~ ~. saw" d,v II,
W. rnite III sis;r. On tSe mo,ninr Of November
s;sr. j1rring ne,iod OF four hours. ThIs display
we* ncticen thsFon-hnnt Eurone ana AEert-n. au1
sn nrn.ns1 rnmhfr III rnetenrx Eas recorded No
xnnhcr u 1Sta Alan near tho .ame Acason
~ Tho rcsr IN ffs md .t sere-nl preyitt,s dates
o+n,t}nr h.ct - fhn Tesr tss Thrse facts cjrar-
- tat.S c1r1. ~ ,hc1t cnc,ht,d nr rsn:r,rT
a - = hhie sh.t ttars Iii ~ Tenrtitinn
~ Wy ~ tnnr .t,hs- Nj vsar ~ rert II s,r,s
e..s - H. a,fJ M -. e~1nnt m nro thrf rho
pr,s, ~ III ,srI.x M. nisec II fihe TnI:e
With % ~ ec ecst t,isn,sr oennIs snsnTes
1cs VIZ ~ cnntST he1t. r. msV fnnS i,r
| sh.;.t - 81 ni.r III 1nsr ~ thc wnrnfnr ri
| NaIEan,.'.r " ~ 1sth f'A7 1'S '11 VI NAV e -
~ H.. mnMn~ or sorc-oher 1uh. 1a1 s,ar
cLserrcTs At New Haven saw Isl ehooIins sia!s In
ie.s ,h.n h.fg 'Sta nnmhe, eonia ~ scen n ThIs
- M1.,s =. = ns >. ..sss+ - -.Ss,ast ,,,vhn-
, 1866-11-11

from, the pricing hr-ctu, &c, 1,.09; rhl3pci to
fstsoIa! Banks and Dcpas!inz;es. S1G, ,5x.
FUKDs N THE TREASURY.
The amount Of funds in the Va lits OF ths Treas
u1y Is u tolloas: United slatcs r0tcf legal t.a-
5:5s sEl ~; fractional currency. sG7 81; gold,
ATPNfN1XkSTD.
TEe Pretldent to-day made the wing ap-
comfy Of Warrington, District Of columbia; Wm.
u; u. Taylor, Deputy Postmaster as ctucinnad, !,
Madison, Iowa. Albeit scibest. United
States Ma,fha' for the District Of Oregon
James wentworth, Of Missouri. United States
Consul It Moscow. Russia Chas. A. L. Russell,
OF lows, Receiver Of Public Moneys, dc, at Sioux
City. Iown: Pelham ]. Anderson, Of Alabama,
Receiver oi Public Moneys. 6c., ut Montgomery
Alabama: Nathan Htce, Of Enpsas. agent for The
Indiane Of the kicapoo Agency.
DISCHARGE or TENALE CLERKs.
Ithasing been decided BY The Secretary of the
]uttr'or TO have printed inetca1 Of Iu1na.efp
copies Of rateNt cases prepared By the s1peFtn
terdent of Public Printing, all tic fc.nsts clerk.
upon such work have been discharged.
, 1866-11-11

4 FATAL RnE.-On Friday last little boy slx
years Of 4ge, son Of Mr. C. c. Balttis Ct TIC to1se
Of EaIthls d. Bro, NJ. aGs Lake stree, vas Killed
u.dc1 the following circumstances The e.!ild
had begged ride fIon the driver Of u b:tcs
vnSor AID IVES permitted to get In the vehicle, to
III great oc1lsht. When passing alor. caa2iao:t
ayeue he lost his balance and fell from the WAGON
under ox< OF the wheels. which passed over his
nrck. caurtnE Instant death. The residence 81
Mr. DallhIs il at No. :aG Warren ttrcct, zone dis.
tarcc from the scene Of the accident and tac cAld
an hour o. Two unzecocnIzed and uncaeed for It
wa. proposed ty some Of The spectator. 10 rcmoEe
occnpsnte Invariably refused II admission. Fl
nalty gentleman passed who recognized he
body Of the child ard couvered !. At orc2 to the
f,1ftfttfickep parents. 4 Coroner'e inquest vi.
Ee!d On SATURDAY.. and ve.efct returned In &c
co.dalce with The foregoing facts.
, 1866-11-11
BALTIMORE

Illegal ReC1strntion 81: votcs-The Election
FrauLs 10 be Investigate d hY Congress.
NEW YonK. November lO.-Thc New Yorl,
7: !1Hit'x Baltimore special says: ''fhc action o1
the President and Governor Swami, in connection
betosc co1gress for investigation. A maturity. .ol
,he Judges Of election in baltimore have s1gned
memorial 10 Congress, protesting against the I'd
rround oiillessj REGISTRATION by t;overnor swami.
registrars, and stating the belief that Il the Regis
u law lad been properly cnfo1ced, Thomas a.s
Giri n II .Ynpld Laic hcct eicclcd y
, 1866-11-11

Queer Fight Between Two British ru'
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giitsss.
From the European Times. October aa]
Another "pugiiistic exhibition took place
on the ed, and terminated In scene OF riot,
hubbub and confusion that battles anything
Ike an adequate description. The bciliseE-
cpts upon this occasion were two uaen,
s'ockncy born, Of the respective names Of
contend for ESQ, ESQ Of which being laid
iy Baldock's hackers against Gl0J dc epusi.ed
l.y those Of Napper. The preference thus
given to the ior1uer arose from the fact Of
Lis Icing three years older, four pounds heaF-
Ter, md two Inches taller than his antagonist
namely, twenty three years Of age, i've tset
1ine trchcs htsh, and MAC stone eight
pounds In weight.
The .tip'' was, "Be at Char1n9 cross sta
| ticn ut seven O'clock" Accordingly, some
thirty or forty individuals, the majority of
whom, bespoke their class and calling By
hour, and book i by the ordinary .:lo q. m.
train for nlgham. Asriyingso'f Thomas Ha-
ven, the party were landed in boats on the
Essex shore at place known By the name
Of Camby Island. The men who had charge
| Of the ropes and stakes were amongst the
| first to land. Cpou gaining terra t'r!aa they
selecteda suitable spot, aad the ring was
| pitched without loss Of time. Tue usual five
sAilllugs were chargsd for admission to the
outer ring, and five ehilltnxs for a scat, but
% suashss ase e A: ssPPp sPfs'sl Par Ras IT, t. fs I
By. his p.rtisaus /. ..baldock next
stepped In and was like bis antagonist,
very loudly cheesed. Baldoek won tile toss
Gr, choice Of gro1ud, aud then they retired
rtEg.H Simultaneously with this proceed"
ing, however, d gentleman attached to q
London sporting paper, who upon previous
occasions had stood referee, stepped into the
ring and produced letter from his editor,
who objected to his falfllling that Office upon
gave rtse to expressions Of the greatest indig-
milton on the part Of the seconds, who swofc
u the above named gentleman persisted in
his resolve not to stand reieree there would
editor would have to abide the consequences
A long and continued controversy ensued,
and finally the said gentleman consented
to stand. Both men then advanced, and
having shaken hands, the fight commenced
; ESQ to ef0 hciue offered on Baldock. The5
=. fought the arst four rounds With Erest de-
. Termination, exchanging heavy blows, ant
: In each rouud falling across the ropes, ant
being extricatcd from the1r position By thct
; seconds. In the fourteenth Eound thcy e1
closing, Sarper again threw bis nan acros
/ the ropes, and there kept him. The second
on both sides at once rushed to the rescue
| and after good deal Of STRUGGLING they sue
cecded in pulling the men inside; they ftl
: heavily to the ground, Baldock unpeslnost
! and one Of the seconds on him., This GaT
rise to shouts aud Kisses. and cries Of - Foul
f foul" ard "Sha1nc." An appeal was mad
10 the referee, who decided that tho flsh
: should proceed. Both men were up to tin
t Of heavy blows, Napper threw his mar
q and falling on him, tried to force his ln-cE
. Into his antagonists eyes. They were. how
+ ever carried 10 their corners, and we're up t
, 1866-11-11

Premature Burial and ResuFrecttan-Lnso
OF Cattte-A FouEa Lady Burned to
Death.
NrIxcy, November IA hontble occurrence
this ciiy. 4 Mrs Mcclure, famer's wife, uas
tuEpo.cd to have died on sunday last, aad
on Monday was buried IN a vxult h-iong.
r,S.n. we're heasa f,om tho ssull,
bv he ctild,en Of the bu1Iea WOMAN md IN old
lidy n5o " Is With th:m. Ulh,a hearing this, the
troSe orep The door. orerea the coffin md found
thc woman alive She had torn her hzir aud
wounded he1 fingers In vain e1ozts % escape froE
her narrow pzisou. She waA taken houe, ani Il
said 10 bc nov in fair way to RECOVER.
drove Of cattle, being altvru on the fe,7y boat
yest41tAy, ttAmpeled and swa1l To the tsl.nd.
Seythty had NOT pcen recovered lasf night fhsJ
belonged 10 John Alexander, Of Morgan county.
4 jsw dsJs siu&e, Miss Aun Cannon. Of Pleas
, 1866-11-11

A Conspfreror Arrested-SeCottNttour Be~
twrcu l.etu and Sputn-H1ueuct-h1pia-
nation Demundei-tsosd.
NV YouK, November lQ.-The 1l<:a!ds F7ua-
ma corrr=pcndcnec says lnte,!lsence haa os1n M se.
iilio tad been arrested for coupl!city In
@ naiia't co eoE.plrsey 10 depose Prsdo, ~ else-
s!ol for President wss p:oSTrs*nf ~ 9n1 n9'!s; ~
rr;Ecru Sra.n ana Fern, the LATER s;ate srj:cL
Iii spanish elaine for church pro7srty. hnd Y
spain 1etnses The proposition, Peru Will prosecute
Tic var WITH renewed vssos.
A Grand banquet was given at Qnt!o n nonos OF
ihc Chilian independence on he is1h O. sspte q
Lcs. Nj. cosc.h., The Aa.e'sesn ~ Aihisse., mhae
pro.rcet Of lhc srar!.h war, ind bis senualcn:s
w.sr 1olaly applautcd By isose present;
| Bolivia. on tie 9Th Of September. demanded
, 1866-11-11
FROM MADISON.

Election Rctu uFns-Complexion Of tho LeRis-
inture-nojartltea In tho Congressional
Districts, ETC.
Especial despatch to the chiesso THbupe.]
MADISON, November 10.
Additional sctnE1s do not change the dRnres Of
the aggregate CnIcn majority in this STATE. which,
a. before ttatcd, IL abont e5,oo0-,oo0 for Prime
IL the First District 500 Tor Hopkins In tho Sec
opd Dist, ict 800 Tor Cobb In the Tated District,
400 for Sawyer In the Ftsaa District, o,co> Tor
wnshbusne In the Sixth District, making z,0oo,
from which deduct 2Dlo for Eldridce In the Funrth
District 4 tew Dltriets Of II. ,Legtsl.tutc. have
not reported but the Senste Will stan t~nt y-one
OF Twenty-Five Caior | ,eleyea 9, twelve Demo.
fonr Union to thir.y-six OF thinyscyen Demo
csauc-eising twcntJ J-seyen majority on Joint bal
iot Tor the re-eleetfon Of Senator Howe, and dt-
,.ardfus lhe resignation Of Doolittle.
The Af.e.ian well tn Capitol Park, After being
sunk two hundred a7d sixty ieet, has alls1 up
ahont dfty feet By tho Pressure Of sand from
below.
il commented Eaintns here this afternoon.
, 1866-11-11

A Man Arrested for Murder Says His
Supposed Victim w4a Drowned In =
Euhfe-1nAnn Z n txe Of FtrtFnl~nnf.

Supposed yicl1n1 waa Drowned In =
suoterEanean hnke Of Petroleum.
~ SONG "tshs aEo man naIeu Asin ~ ~
Temple, Of New 1orR, nsssGrlous!y disap-
Within tue last few daysn man named K,bt.
4. der s end h:a 4 hem a1resic1 sinrc his arrest
he has published an extraordinary statement
IN the tafkersours 1Ases purportaas 20 give
the facts in relation to The mysterious dlsaP.
os 9cnas Fl md sisltca teaether 1p
Sew @ York M on " = tour M to The Of, REGIONS. They
arrived at Burning sprinss October s6sh, ana
on the 18th they set out on an exploring e1-
petition. He says: y:n,au sa,,au. :. .,a
noasn @ I'D e7!nbed M up ,hs hil on lie upper SIDE
About h1tefoltths q thc way up We dlscoscred
a. opening u !he rocks caused psooap'y oy SONG
co sona erar ~ iIs es. sbea fs1asi
psugssss VIZ stopped y the Assure r. becoming
soSa N Raeaed
We could 60 On We procured @ s.ssp sssaptias, @ Which
~ P.m could hear ths peeca fsH Iii a.
knew the descent could he bat few feet ! went
by iet,ing my.elt down ~ the hands. Temple
followed; llg1ang massn aaa pssee o1 papsf st
We iosnd Ourselves - eass!n Aooat 5welse s aees
IT.. -
o. o1oRea soek, saayan ~ eaAs 4son a. s,t.s asS "
oasfei, eoaeseo nae E!ou s1.pts LIN, a n.'J
ttmc specimens. pslnc1pAstt eaao 1oc1 ~ islo
snas, which ne p1t lnto eaes % pe SAsTlne't ~
leisure onE progress Was Fefy olnGilt pu II
count Ut Tie loose anu taSScl etones: FAtuy iss!-
ing our way, ana nov ano inen ieaunE n1Asea1
We managed 10 asees1Alp Wnat ha4e Ieia1su, aao
htso 10 discover nssn nsasiy oppoSasG wnete We
entered some tnIee teeL !a Naasa =. ao p"sot1a
anu eta1uaty nailo~inE RJNAA tao top. SIIsl i1s
lhT tnto tals w louAa y aa"os : ,s ~ IS
aolc GefceEl uuut a.o sp*S4ou1 eare ~
lhe timensians o. Mn,so e1nnot S.a.9' Tae
noe tnosonsHHf x h-rnEan ,os.s sna ~eee cnn.
@tame @ Snaog u n,rrsirc.. eI IN elf,Sinr
umnauy, y, .h.nrnh 1Sen, {srnrNes1nss aonos mir
ose, nv ~. i;nht ~ m, rfCht sFhfch nrnvc3
| 5a1us ~ s.n.aS - snitt ~ n "a rncE rntin1
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, 1866-11-11
GREAT FIRE At EDINBURGH, IND

The Women Work Herofeal1r to snb-
due The F1ames-A Half Square OF
Pine Ru1ldlnEs Reduced 10 Ashcs-
7.osaeA Foot mp FoEty.sxo Thousand
Dollars.
IF1or, the Lon1.v1Ile Journal. November 81
We were Informed By private despatch
yesterday Of q fearful and most destructive
corfacration that occurred Wednesday
morning in the little village Of Edinburgh.
situated on the Jefe.eonyiue and Indian
apolis Railroad. about thirty miles from the
The III originated In c. c. ror.cce's fnrni-
ture Eare.ooms. Tho cause Is unknown.
About eleven O'Clock 1t became evident, from
the 7a1illty with which the flames spread,
that the most strenuous e1crtions BY the cit
izeu. must be necessary to save the villaSe
The flames breaking through the roof and
windows of the furniture rooms like Il faty
bent on mcrcilcss errAud, steadily crept
from single to ehingie. seeming In their
crackle and war 10 DEFY In triumphM song
the hundreds who were l1boEing to stay thele
Thc nlaces Of the men who werc exhausted
in the :t.ifc had to be finally filled by the la-
dies OF the village. Their services, 50 Cr1eE-
ous1y and 20 nooy rendered *nl lonE b. se.
1arturousIy recise their deeds whenever a1lu.
| sion Is made to the unfortunate incident oi
the fire, It is related BY gentleman OF the
| rjllarr. that one lady actually remained af
| her post passing buckets up the ladder when
| The men were too much exhausted to work
suy longer. Her raxard should b. something
morc substantial than simple admiration, ol
| a iatierinc aeknoEled.mentFn words. to1
every citizen of Edinburgh kiss her baby. l
She has nne. If she hasn't, tender her asew
ing machine.
on this road for Adams Express Company
that the losses Of that company will not ex
cred i've hundred dollars. Two large hficI
bui,aipcs and four handsome frame one
were destroyed. Mulse x Lynch. druggists
have been Trry unfortunate during the year
this being the second time they hare los
their house and stock In the past eleve1
months. The principal losers bE the FIRE ar
J. c. Kelly s Co.. IL, 700 insured for Sc OK
Adams Express CumIany, s5g; not insured
Harry Lewis, dry goods merchant, tl5 ~
covered by Insurance. john Walsh. DR.
goods dealer, $17,oo0; not fully insurtd. {
{. Forrece, furniture dealer and cab{ne
shop, between s 600 and 500; partly co,
cred by insurance. Mulse + Lynch. drus
ctats, $500: partly Insured: August1
Winterburg, root and shoe dealer. $1N; q
Insurance. nr. 1Iarseard, 500; no insu
aace. Thompson, Fosarty 4 Gwins, s51