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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-09
Religious Intelligence.

The Christian Ledder says: From
statistics gathered for the purpose, it APP
peais that the "unning of cars on Sun
day does not "pay," taking into account
the wear and tear" This, perhaps,
will have more weight with the COM
panies than preaching.
AT the annual concert of PRAYER for
foreign missions, held in Park Street
Church, Boston, Sunday last, the prom
Inent topic was The possibility of evan
gelizing the whole world in the course
OF the present century. A contrast was
instituted between the ate of things at
the commencement of the present cen
fury and what now exists in relation to
Christianity and the conclusion was
reached, that with the present fac ltes
for doing e work of evangelizing the
world, a fOurfold increase of men and
means would be sufficient to secure the
triumph of Christianity ovel the entire
world. That is, it was cons dered posi-
BILE to bring every Pagan and Antichris-
tan nation in the world under the per-
va lirg influence of Christianity i'm 81
years; provided the increase OF men ana
means was fourfold what are now en-
ployed, and the rate of improvement
which has marked the first two-thirds
of the century should continue during
the last third OF the century.
Rev. DR.. Scudders congregation, in
San Francisco, clap hands and stamp
feet when the minister says something
that they particularly like.
Rev. Anthony Romano de Travi, Ro-
man Catholic pastor at Hinsdale, na-
tive of Italy, has been created Knight
of the Equestrian Order of the Crown OF
italy, by King Victor Emanuel.
Rev. Mr.. Barnaby, Baptist minister at
Harwich, 81 years old, has not missed q
sermon nor meal for 40 years.
Rev. f. f. Kitridge, of Concord, N.
H., who has been pastor of the Univer-
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-09
Mt DAILY TRANSCRIPT, JANUARY 9 1869

salist Church for coupl, of years
preached his farewell sermon to large
congregation last Sabbath, stating his
reasons for his change of ecclesiastical
relations from the Univcrsalst to the
Unitarian fellowship.
The Baptist and Methodist Societies
of Essex very kindly remembered their
pas rs atthe close of the year,-the one
by donation visit, leaving money and
articles to the value of more than 500
the other by the gift of $50 in money,
besides numerous neccssaries of life.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-09
GGiHD IN Deep.

An editor somewhere, probably u re-
lativc of George Francis Train. recently
had dream, having been reading asst.
Elmo and fallen asleep with his head
on a dictionary:
Creatures of day we live to think.
In the incomprehensiblc panorama of
incompatibi'ity we ocularly demon
stratc the superanuated predictions of
antediluvian pedestrians, Ostensibly pro-
muIgated by the propagation of agricul-
metamOrphOscs, and elaborated superar-
ogation ofint ] ectual dcstructablity, in
spersed and interviewer with the reslls-
citated emp ishment ofdepholgisticated
imm 'gtality, with all the omnisciencc
and omniprcsencc of oratical generali-
cation and gest cula' ion, as dlurnally
manifested in the uninterruptedly UNI
intoxicated intelligibility exhibited in
the philanthropic development of polly
syllable concentrations, intermingled
with unsophisricate1 insensibility, and
hypothetical maiie-tatiOns of the indies
cribable inscrutablty and immutability
OF the transparent luminaries heterOg-
enously conglmcrated around this ter
restrial sphere.
How outrageous the ncogruity
or scpcrablc supcriluity
TOW different the countermanding
The imbecility of understanding
incapable of perform ng INVESTIGATIONS
in the miraculous elleryescence of nv
essence of hypochemical phosporescent
scintiilatiOns, as nocturnally manifested
in the circumanblentm ther surrounding
the blue cerulean .fundrmas of hyper
0Orean skies"
"Who will care for mother now?"
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-09

TO VISIT INSTRUMENTATION. Grant
will visit Baltimore the latter part of
next week for the purpose of accepts; G
public reception rendered him by the
Unionists of that city. 1t will undoubt-
edly be grand affair. Among the dis
tinguishcd strangers who are expected
to be present are Commodore Farragut,
Governors Clifford, Fish, Graham and
Aiken, Bishop McIlvanic, and Messrs.
Evarts, Winthrop, Sears, Wetmore,
Bradford, Russell, and Macallister. Gen.
Grart, it is said, will be the guest of
w. j. Albert.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-09

ries of postage stamps is In course of
preparation by the Post Office Depart
ment. They will be smaller than those
now in use, but of handsomer finish
and design. On the two cent stamps is
an engraving of a post-boy on horse
back, and on the three cent locomotive
under full head of steam. The five
cent stamp contains head of Washing
ton, and the ten-cent stamp picture
Of the Declaration Of Independence.
On the twelve-cent stamp an engraving
of an ocean steamship is seen, and the
thirty-cent stamp is decorated with the
surrender Of Burgoyne.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-09

MARRIAGE NOTICE.-The FLOWING
appears in the regular marriage notices
in the Omaha Republican CoX-HAR-
RINGTON-On the east half of the north
west quarter of section twenty-five Coy
township twcnty-o (2D north, FRANCE
eleven (1) east, in an open sleigh, and
under an open and unclouded canopy,
by the Rev. j. f. Mason, James b.,
only son of John Cox, of Colorado, and
Ellen c., eldest daughter of Major O.
Harrington, of :.urt county, Nebraska.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-09
ndidn Treatment of UHifes.

The following extract from letter
written from the Indian country shows
how the Kiowa Indians treated an East
ern woman, who was captured, togeth-
er with her child, while on her way
home from the North vest
" During the journey to the battle
field this morning a detachment mov-
ing along the river found, near the re-
cent camp of the Kiowas, the body of a
white woman and chilu. The body was
brought into camp and examined. Two
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-09
F o R S A L E

TNuE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale their
l. STEAM MILL, Low used for the Manu-
featuring of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
and House. inishings of all kinds. Also
Custom Grist Mill.
The above being in good running order, this
is a rare chance to enter into Good and well
established business.
For full particulars enquire at the mill, or by
mail of
BINGHAM d LINCOLN.
St. Adams, Jan. Z 1869. *199-tf.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N TT E.

TEHuE BOARD OF FIRE WARDENS of the Vii
l. lagc Corporation are hereby notified to
meet at FOUNDRY OFFICE TUESDAY Evening, at
7oclock, January l2th 1863, to transact what
business may legally come before said Board.
A. w. CLARK.
CHIEF Engineer.
*2O0-3
, 1869-09-14

H. 4 r. Road. str. 0rtrRs ha, b'ssght for the n.r
nf the 1osd teu nrst-clasa coaches, three str'5a:
one hunIr,d aat or coal eats. All The iron IL.
the Trah r1rtpt for ten t!ee nn'i all the tlrt ar4
purchased. T*clsc n,lics Of the track ea.t irlru
than'paiRn IA In running order. and work /. H.
9tctslHz IN tho west.
mnsa n,rrtlne. In tho interest Of The Bt.v,,.r.
Inc u, Inst. General Nurlbnt uai~ IN aIJrr,t ~ -
1nycF OF the enterprise; and thu following re.,;I-
E.,,'rr Tit W, the eusen. # peK alt, a,, ..-,,
th,ss liz etrtre Of psKsI Uaan:y. nj ,h Il, ~. ~,
pl,afn f ss.sst .;,,,sEes sh,1, T. Al pet ur.s-.
81 In
SF ssps IT, u fss iG.a Is :gsc
The i}eisidefr NIrt6nts.tTn, Tetrr..nc to H.,
above mentioned nectng snys: "Elect,un1 v :;
probably II, called ut ore ID the towns ,rusx;;
which the read Hi1i run. IN Dekalh Cou mr. Ia H..
itttnlnr ~ hat amount or stock Will IN. taken and
i II cnnE,thtly lelleyei that frr1 83,l, ,tsI f.,
th'. u1Eunts, the town Of Dekalb. alone, propose!
10 taxe NY, cT. oc*nnys,oty doubt that Eooae
County W. do her ant5 r. this matter: She VII
ever II s1al1 he deemed cKped!ett 10 sahu:,, H.,
natteF to her people ~
The 1-sfa5rtte una} Conr1-r Of the s,a sar.:
Lafayette, MEncie / Bloortngton Es,lroad. nh.
tEe "orK on this road VIII tc commenced on MN
this cry on Monday morning. ono sor S1uuctc, AL
TIE other for E'ooualogtoA, The persons thA;
Wcrr authorized 10 ETocurr ttle right OF ras ar,.
nbw OF The Inc Of ruatl, and vii ax the matter ID
as ltxSQo." ~
T1&43sR albany Nnd} Commercial d, the III,
ta.s: "Jrdee lle!, Frcsiaent Of the i..ft.r.
HFapCh Of the New Albany i It. Louis Air 1,,.
Ralwas, wnstn the ct;v yesterday, on s,,ae-,
ctnnccitl With the Interests Of iba, raatL. III.
ht!nes tho Nost cheering Intelligence Of The n7a.
reCts Of rho TDliI II taot< Along the li1 al m.
ruai fron Ms. CHrmci to West st. Louis The ,ru:,.
are most energetic for the enterprise, anl fi,,.
sEch an appreciation of its advantages VII H.
luce tcr 10 vote fi.c Necessary suins reuEs-i :.
on u proposition 70 Subscribe slV',eM to the .,I,.
:'utse Hell +ass the psora@it!on vii! carry :ya
lafSt n aJorttE. Other Illinois counties thrli.:.
ftr 1ttfrat Subscriptions, and TiIl vote t,..1
Judge teIi STATES that the Ilnn:4 I;sanrh viii n.
1te tlr the road Is rtlsheti t1osa this ci,s - M
CuiiEtL" : - =
, 1869-09-14
HIM jtsit.tlt'A tthTsNhtAj,

t.. th, aifl ta- e+t, i.tnir,l, Mtr,n,,, lhe
i4.imen la,,inhfr ia nl"iEen ii stit'tta, IN
.ts.h,I. hs tit nsns l,n,t,l,srll tnhl,rta.ty
u 'su hi'tls u lla,... .stesH.,tts sun Hum
h"'il In tie rtIt III !'ta r'Ih tI.n r1..,
''"'' ~ IA hl"s'n: III Iiu"t,n!1t, nIri iu iHtiIa
IL 'l''' tt' l"sinH Il IT. rsts,,.4, -4t.,,.r 1T n
H'ttlst"'i! fn''I'nLtnt1, ne the i..l.fi II liz.
n"n"r'l I,"''f' s'stirIls In t,l;elu,, ma
iti"'t"' hd'i'tth's alul other t.ctrisss
lT tsi'. t'rtHl.nE rty. .,,,r,x+
1,t,EIili"n l., the r.sipu 1Iu,n,,,IIt
W. liee,nin"'ltIy In. Hrujsmt,
lfAnhlin II 'irriun,tv. II" was gfrata,
tlHll i'taul,!in in til" ,ninutrne,a II lie
h",ninE, which in t'att is 1ur IA ila fuet
itml LIE n"a,s II elura'ion wrf.
nz tH'i'iluliIiuua a,nl exhaustive =
l,nnkIina we1e s"n.slv rnl well improved
l'ut i, Nas 'ai1y ,1uning FfanFlin4 "arfie
,."lE lll;t 1,u WIS lcea tllnn n l,".-i il, les,p
j,u rfl. tlln auti1e E,at s"r.'o'. With
,..* ,,i,li,, If ,a,,.e s1i'l. i':n"iio,s fl"h
1ii'rtl., l" s1ip1'rnncs4 ts'n i''lft9'"'l ''''''
,..,. |" l1r l4r4 wtisli l.rtetn li,H '1i=tti'',
,i.n NJ t'1a,sa "i"l t'alns. ft'"u MHnsntlar
Il, pet,"t".iny. III" In" iH"'' att""EfY i"e"it'
si,d .4ni n,tnr ~ t',n .ut"t4l nkrttt"latt
, 1869-09-14

with r,,,,, .,,o.. .it,,h,,a ,he;r ,,scr, fr,,,,
nj, In, ,hc rcr;fc1 f.cts of ac,-
rncr 1boncb r1nm1,o}dt vos ut;1itadep
In f,is o;uu md ,;stoa hin l3fe In his ,1cr.
soun1 crnrr;ucnts in tho froaamp and
no4iou. cnsca Of Tho rnines. he rna infcrior
to franklin in practical inventive genius.
Uo enlarged tho boundaries of science m
every side ard nj every point, but accom-.
rliahcd 10 bold fcats of innovation or in.
rcutiye skill like these by which our soli.
tary American Snrnut has rceolulionizel
tho social hnbits Of the world. perhans no
scientist whom tho world l,as eyer prt,3neea
10 comprehenhircly covered the entire
range o: the sciences al Humboldt. In hin
youth Mt home, be and his brother William
scccivcd.pr;y ]ccturce from Tin frat r,ro-
fossors in ,,,otbn,rot;oa ,,h;lo.o,,,r a,,,
no)itics Threa nn;ror.;t,aa ,1;r;dod tho
houors Of hin eancation. md hi. rriv.ta
studies were directed sncorxs;relv toxori
p.actical mining. tannnco. md un,1ersal
science IIc bct,a,, II, t,av,,, g., .,,o,,,oh-
1r fitted 1,v his scientific s,ud;eu thst ovor,
nross.llo3c uos n revelation tv,rx insact n
chan.cr. and cach rl,3 If tu,5 xnl cbonra
Of wind or woa1hnr mn occ,aio, for
u;,.n;n,, ,,,o l,,u,da ~ .c;o,,;nc :
Lr,,,,o,1so H., IL .,;, J., I,,.o :.
r,,xho, - 1,au, r.,,,,. .,,., H. ~,
t.,,.o,,.., ,,,o. 80. soo. T.. -.
n,", ,;~;n, 1.a uun,,.o,5, ,-n~a,,aa or1,
IN, a., p1;,e In wo,,11 ,oxe toa,ne,, ,ro-e
t,,,c vax1or co.,,a hv =, xovace ,o thc sur
nn. ,,ovc1l;nc nc h. ,,;d sSrono1, sou,,,
,ror,ca No1;co on,1 I'm I.n;teI stato.
1,,,.,,,>, 49,, 49, =, .ocro,.,;,,a - ,...,,-.
, 1869-09-14
duty Of the government to conquer the re.

ttn - A. ,.,. ----
IN h's'"'.'s'' Al ~ eu'''s"es the re-
,1 ~,
" 't"'iF ~ 'oe', ae introduced
't7"'"''"u coHaemn'hB tho 0rrcst and
punishment Of TnllnntI;Ohnm fnr nct;vo1v
opposing tho draft, thereby aauclioninc 70.
s,stAncc to tho drait,
II. On March ., lsG1, he voted against
lls'c1nuifyius tue President for susneu,l,nc
the writ Of h''rn corpus.
lie also opposed all efforts 10 reinforce or
, 1869-09-14
Additional Particulars OF che Disn r.
tcrs In Portland nnd yirlnItF.
Frvn1 The F'rfta1t Trrss, SIT. ~.


In Yesterday mornings paper We gave an &C
court VI thr ntat! ipf'rte+, i. ,he ss0ru ~ IA,
Aswe had ecn atle to Rive rsttlrns1s. VT Learn
not "sy In 'hs rAy su, also ID the a,,rr1,n1,atns
to~us We lear lhat the Marine Hospital va.
ra,'Ially, ,tat unsootsh Fur ons r. .!1 snneys IN
LonE rhurf, eacli weighing some SO pcunl.,
vent h1 lhe "osr!. The gap s'upe, were carried
A he rpoi ' uto at'' The neuSoa fs ss', aresa ,ig
Three. ri the ehn'ne{s ven. through ths
rtrt Of the. urr"r 'Aoct. the one a.
entsr. whvh Ititcst lr I'll some thirty fnes strara
ituuf lbe rear Fise u the rrot. rlcn Haa .,r,4i
It, ne IT, .,s, H. . 5enf fgga =, he store u
ws. tatenrff. A rihrnne} went tf1tn,,Eh the mi
of Tr. litrset'a '"i',!inR. ,terntt of Grtau mi
,etntnsf''al street, Ihe large .Isn u the Ess ia
,htlt,!Ir4 IT tar'an ttrlsraH'a house, t, Tran
:'ft"'. wins l,"r1 n~h. Tte feat If it"r.er i
tst'sHH iiar fulfilling. M tuttrteaa stteu W.. ga.,
inrtt Ii. Ihn :, Ettnne rAa ratfls r.,.tv4, ,irt,
nj HE nr~ ttsrfaa.tst lapttii. nf,i,t tt,,sH,Y
rstc ~" tn 'a tnsIn' 'hat il" taila a's al a..
eatns.ea
liz rtspttAkh pihhttn,
1hu tuaull Ut ihr st"tm Hss ,rt e, ,3lssstttr,s
"i'sI,ra ~tia ~ase', ~ lhe iH. xstn,, .tui viii
ttt,tr teta'ta. Hetrtsi trass.s ,ttasae.i ,ttW
an h'aa at bnlhtet nj rnlsl,si4 lsii I,,s. = n,
sha .'o,rt si % A.n, ''sf n..s 1.!"IIt ISt,
ri1aftrt tis AfeaHs lithf!hoh, In i1s,i II, e,.ta
hntfts ! tu!nmMKs, Ut Ne. tntt, VI WINK r..
UPPER tlr3 ~ ttt Mhtle tituhnd. Aha all i.,.
faI.t.i. lht yAslta tttEHMua hH.t ItAf wrut
a.it1if, l'ai *ete F"he.t mp snt iTuuRhl i,ari 10
tttlf lHthfihxs
-.. HE-IHRhN.
IN Ntfhfh0t wF hraF that The large h1tprs uf
efttIfl iMAtr KHtEe 1'slt4I feel tn size Ial thp
Rafle ttI'1 hh1u out, Rui strange 10 saf tn. F4il
u The ilItt athtJ Htrt ,lHn chf'fnltf tbA. the
Eisth III The large wtn'iHw wA4 not Altnahp.t ut
erhrhh. The wall If n" serrshf Efnfy rh4 hIt,Nu
sone fnny ssftls Wills what appenta tn. in,t+s
HJ!rltiial Irtnt, The thrrl stnFt wAg 1lnt inItt
In the l"sst. Several rhtE1HeiF were tInr n IL yu
nfi the rsrtnt11a rrFr tttHs3IIr Rtttppa nt t.1tt
The fal all tap uHr fttI. the ttr II sff,Ytl IN
fsntbe@ rt trees anil IN msnt rags iii {h. trpes
, themtelseA
.. ttrE fII5ahErH
rsp's'n Natetf,,'i.t' lsfre new s,a,r h1ar nser
mn lsif the hHr NJ at1nAn9. The t,rnaa rn,t:p
fathtHs hunsts MI hlnw In 1T. 1hs uuItutIl.raa
rhirh hal Just leFn tslsatl ahAre iha patna fstn
] htfn rss uebeFAl nfrdh ii rl1EBbHtst Natltsg-
- 1Htfs te7 hrtse 'atrn t,esr r,,lnE. The iEu.
ists trran IN vit ~t., AMI hAa lnnta trs tls
Wn"hl hata llHt+h#'t II Tf...a ehl 1t4,nit1s III
tfstE tttrr lbs t'sf ah't whAt II elns,lat, 4,yi
tfa'at 'dtt4s ftf t'tfn r~ru II. p ,tIrnu III
s"t' i'l".a llss 'f1Lts. IA iAaI utntu thrfa alta
~,'tE. lhH ~fttt srHttss IN have b.ran tta,k tiku
"t si't' ist1l sliitihg ta%H i,iH art lttt, ttuts
"tH ttat1hu ~ "'.tta sI4ttttH4 III Iha tl.Ibi,J,
fA4 hut'ti,
stl'r'iFtT RItiLa II. That tLId su.,IuIi ut lAr
t,tur'It t", IHh rs,a ais n.r4tirl ti.t tlsr ana{
hlesi l'sirE Eniftl lt IAt r atfu. Hin Ut ll,,uuT
, 1869-09-14

1he tloriua Hrttc.ltufa. fn.rs nte arrHince
IrtAte f1are tMs tau,
Efift
tni,Hit-A Al t,eratuft rtnItnrnrne September 81
fh,i tH,e1rs thtniWsq
1is"ht "t"--it itrts''Hi .nragtParins September
II nnl tt"slttx September r.
tsti&f3.
II -.L..t-Ai tirstnt,t, ru..r1n., lut q el, aut-
lst n ~ II trh.siHa ant.tt ntttt Ut
f's IA" tf "}IHAtti"i t.HtttsiGHt,tla Htttntu'Int
- ~ir1 Il".,,rr Fl t+tn,atet ~
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.tnt ~
AeI74
, 1869-09-14
f'f:itrp.S1tL,

N1ta nta,ht1nt HlrlR4I tli1Ir'Ift = .!.tinpa AND
h.t tfitiris Me- m,tl, tIattnr1 Al htt .s,n iltnn
ttlnrr ttsj'rlnIrf a,nwtslIy"s tih t,snrla NJ
Ila,ln bt i,litnu In tnr iH',st Pflmi|s NJ ut Ir..
s4l1" I"atHtHra
tn'ai. lhn llhH tath,t, Witt MA #''srAri ut y
ss 'tutln9 1T tf"t nlA,',t NJ t''r 1'trta ttir}n,
'ttr,.e, hHa ,lIt 4 III his AtMtl.ts
'',tA NJ tHn tA,trtnH t"l"ta rpans ttI'A"
aIH"'', ~I"H l.u WA 4 ,hlAIt. Will. hsrs'hd rhs'
, 1869-09-14
The Es04$ell E,vrpAtttnst+

fTHHl tHe tiH t.N'f Nf| 'EH '7'}'T -
~ the rHuftssr NJ William +. fhtnra', Eatl ~
The l'eaese. Telegraph Line We ieatn thst r ,mr
FHwet tsp'1iton ,"iIrernlsg tfe r'a,t aHrs.ti 1s
Ut nhich ihefP WINS ~ i1I'r tarlfslnsns ~
,.ftts Rlntp, afriFtt1 aaTtF q thti thniI y ny
n i,fyH IN lie t,,Irray Et1str. " t.lr a,'th alt
Ns!vr " rnrr !sn.e h. =; III. ~ afsn ,,
,u.t. In hla intt,p fest IN = i"w sJs. 1t a III
liz sn,+,sa ii r." earr'rEn Fas aa.ei Al shn
iin liz isat uaa 1t. 1T uish.l Agsi,ipAt t4aHt"t
t,s4 ct, 4,,a Il, rfp1tn. rttDaIuni"al"la fun
hin, sni th. hs= tsit' lHs e"" s"'tassf"t Mt",
1h- t"lH's'i' li'tn, ~ nv f"ratt.! t@M.snsgn ~
,,t.i. ,.s.n,,4 tts ts4As Wis Ma.nF f.twri t44
-, ). IL a,rl t'ta tanF hsa tru'Atuss F1srIt II =
u ,"4"th se",t'"tstt. tt''A tha tis'" rl'afr Il"
'att' h+d "i"nt Ia ~stsfs
fh. t,aI,ttiuh Frt4.l At", nj Aiahal ea1s
thtL uAId NJ tt.altf ianir,'na u l AFa Ata.1d
EIE Il Ia ttis y " u. tE4sel tal!1t AUD Win Wt
iJ.taaI lIallts llulA u Ia H. tII rsth uA tat1f
ttuT !siur."
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Gtr Trihunr.
SUBSCRIPTION TEHEH3
9afANt2 n ADyAScX.

9AfANL1 II ADyANcX
Daily Kettion. rer yeAE ty NA1t-.
r1.Wf<lty T1Iuo.. Tet yeaf+ ~ kAt1--...... 600
Bnday Edl:iou. TIT year. hy XA1E-..4......-s $50
Nrrtiy Edi.icss, I<f Jral. ~ kAa1...~..~..1 400
FA,ts 1& year ii satne ratA
To preyx de!sy and ttttAkns. b eae 4nd IRE Pest
t,ses Adtys4s In full. laeluhlnk 6atc md county.
rx.A.tcsy aIlo~sd ta2 teE cent cok0nslssion oE
eArtt %astntyt5slonA
KruitAserx raxY ht nsade eishr h1 draft. err.tss.
rys. Oee order, Ct In rxiste.r1 lrtss Il cIf stAk
1xtA4 70 G111 xCHscArnIn4:
I,.FJ dt4rt.rd Sunday EZcFr7Efh2a crnta Fcs wtek.
u.i.v delivered. RrndAJ laCLtILn30 ecuts rex 1rek::
Adl-r4s TRIBUNE COMPANY,
ChIeaSo. Ill
, 1869-09-14
Providence md ElctuEtY.


Frt'N ttr Frrsttrno< J'u+naL S.y'. II.
Ftom every direction We hear ii min nrt se,
Visitation ca:se hg the cnie ct Wednesday e1eti,
lae. Tic damage TO lr.lihIncs, trees fences,
AID csnra seems 8.u,o=t untserea! s,st4 een Saw
1cnpn AMI 1ostot, AMI r,ss INV nneh more tcr.
tltprs the hurricane e1tenlnI W. c1nunt now tel,
We give teiax further lart{:u1ass a the, nav
rtr:e IT, tatd.
N n t. The east sE1e from ;nlta tn Sn,tt a,rec
IN tie moth, AMI frun, !ne i'r,f,tentn Rf,r, n,
scesrnt HItIr On fhe es4t arc e:err whe+a sttern
tnc ,E1,l.tres NJ thn M III xc, n ia tennes,
'aryt tt1,I Ter ii ttn rte sha ,e T., "a an. 1r,
II At s1i1,r arfuss the etrfo.s ~ ttr iawnIt
mud trlts t' uruan4ntat frnres rt WI y, n, r,,t,
IN ftrnt If fhe hers Ifnr In f1ahr t,tare. b.1i,
t1,.srrJ Ar, r., ~. ~ ,''sir.itei H. iattn t'.
t..r .rnt NJ, trrtn ttpr, r. nil, i,tisa ft, nrnr
,lf!,r h!1uness m rnnfl.u. shingles pt,i srste
lth uant ether nti,s sr1a pt them fY,,t1, frnr
ts,attr. m ,p',t ~ thu w,tva ri thu wtrf retn
'hla ttlnff!tr , att t.i A,,n Inn II trtr t.t.n1g,a
.lslt
tbs strsrrf if,nt'ies rin # le4t ,,nrrnfl at \
1,Jaftsr tasl 1 ~ ttnt. We,i,1ns.fst .fletf,frr
tt"t TIT hs'r Wit s'""i. hN:f ~ hp,1t mt rnn
Itr1 at fts zrta ttr The ttHnk anil tatt 1t tttn
hutft,ar tsrt t,It ilIn tIiIu sAttd1tt all ,.,tu:
,ttlrit ~, ttrfh the Il heel tt1sr, v ria 4f,tust
rtt,tttt> . 7t4st,t s+st, Ihz ttramtf 1cr. ttrt
,,u,ee s,,sml ,,n Il, lln frr VI tl1e 1at,l t., rau
itItsf, y ht14 ahn tha1r Il hattait nj at.ult Il
-. II, /, teiiinIItx tlH thufztst ,.,nththa III. ia
, 1869-09-14

lefGre tt1r nftInpn AI7ivri.
Its terottesl That the ertc Of the Baptist Enutyh
In Sulth Abingdon wa blown down.
MILFORD.
The aa1nsse 70 fsnti and trees Il rnasftsrAhle.
SrMstra IT csi!nnfss are h1nTn rtoMu, hut no
damage ~ horses ot file Il known.
HHA1SrEEE-
Tho stterlF ri Fer. fr. 9tntra church Il nn'!re-
y nwr, and A rrrtI"n ri the rince facr yaz near-
II demolished. 6ntt pnc u the hants rtnaIhtnr.
'inr rtnf nj III" building ~aa atsn tn t rte,i It
t. fhnu9ht that It will tss, Enna sf.t4A' to repalr
ar,l nnke goud the lnss.
e~tHrscnrT
1hr gale swef't a@rn7s t'ir rs. frcrt IN" tpuf'-
tsst t II, t,fi f"ne nran thc notth s'''rp. Thr
st"ttH NJ e+lna1 aT'ertt1. fhn ainIr,rr tnetInn.t
rf many f'nstnn rEntFn,FH srt'e'"i s"'er'1Y 1'hr
tts,e'rr F.! ,,trn' 'tst H., ~ g" .
VA. fu,le., III. The f-'i NJ I. ". He,'trn'. real.
'enrc rrs 'nrte1 etr! n,'r ihe t"rfnfF. !. .'~s"-
~as ',s'nrrpd rnn A"nu' .httr t+sutii", ahs ,r
itrre ~rtn t,'tnrh Hnrh. rhs ',4s,,arn mi thr
~ ''ta ""s ts'5 Etra'.
ttn bath III ", .'n'n its1rs nsa hinrtt "trI.
ailn .t"~ ntrt t"t,
A tital tnnht itres &rir tti@tt IN ~, s,tNn ~
lhtn tsn teri lhtttI4t, aiIfi au', Ut thn iIaIt4
eInris Htte tsttH ted iha. t',e lr ste nr.t
s'h ntt *'4trt uhfu 'tfth'thf " iufllhe VIZ 'hr
lttxs aud ttt,lt,s tHg tttn It,,ttt tiIa tnals.
II IIEt tAHA.
tskil ht.sts n 'ilIirfrht tsts ID 'hr tnanln
pt.,ut hthl tuHlrttity Itrsilntt.t, AL Ihr tr "
lIc.a ~rte tsllJ dauastt, las ueN tsaul,a,
hEf b. which Haa IN Ethr-A If t'ltsfturfnFi, tht
lfant Hnsl htihg IN liz sfnInt, hut mi III tls"+
HAs mus Ft,F1 itH!at!t ktTi frnH the ilestrustlnH
that Nnalt hart flnst # The tlnlt'eti 1s l's,
III flarr. I+Af N lhe fsnlniiAt!niI has efl"n!FJ
saFt.i \ great expenar. ~ the ffane IN ~ I'LL.
finished sta.r rtsukl nul have nll!stm tr s"rtY-
~ uf thf wind. 1lIF lsrpr wnniraI l"ithitEx in
pfsrsa Ut rtfssrtef!un 1T tnht, Ilru. IT Itnsnn,
An! rhri, WAS nraflt ttaiE FIR t"rHrs'!In WAS
lese.t to the trrunI
H&snlrns&n ...,
n Marh'eheali nn1l sEnHt ihr raH ~as ~" III
great srtrfr. I'm wha! IA ktnrH a. N" N+Fs.
rrl"stte MArifheal. wIIstr irc,rte ftn:I :'AAin4t
=. hRyr iullt ny sfnn'l sl!fnsnHE rayf. ra'}'l
",'sshns 'iIlsre. tie "lal tnaie sr't tat''
pasIs M et The hrue*s wrfr injured, atl "ne = ~
,"rrfrlrir t"rn 'lo",l kf1'ns H,er nenl"A
l'fA,lk i'afFett. nf1 hal rnr t'tre tfhrtt ftr''l
Nashua 7t.sstlsr asFn1hg. He ~as aftn1t 40
traas Mi a'ni lfArea y tH At1 lffP"t hilf+ft ~.
irg N :.%st., lhn .tistraa nf ~" tn4'hl 'rta ~
VI" htlsns NRs tntt rt"ai art III ms k',"' Htsf
it4st 1u fs.nHn IN tta t'tInsos a"nt""1 al1'"s'
,sttahI InFltr " c.1, srl flm fnrt"' = ~ ',r'
".tt I. Ittf 'rft'n, N, i q ttases shl Il" y.
"','iiut'f Att ti.'ne. A'it"eaIl'na i'"'sa. W."
rtIseh aa ihu stntn IN ih"s .tftInI n*4t "tA
i,ttitnH nj l1s! dr. I1,t,
HtthuI.tH.
hts ,tainaHt n sha'tr itrsr .,tc,teJ atie Ialr
VI .tf ts'Kr'' ''e'"A "Ih'"tt '','a ~, si''tH'
, 1869-09-14

Tin tEa}sh~halh ft'"t. ut ihu tHlh iraft,t,
t''''t t1IIef Hon ltsiikt,ht, III thu GuIsl
tiian II ti"ltfa,t thai tnftilAu laiit eufI ,n,,
'ntt&t III Efktas alni n*IiiT.aat IN WautIltglntl
t'Gil'HY, A IHil III WnahItIHlt MA .atElnti aMaF,
1hn iilA AMI illlfa hliEta Att ,rI} htHh. II was
th1 htatItat raiA htHrIM ever kunwn III thai
Trf!IuII,n
, 1869-09-14

Hul ItHtCI 10 ElflKe Tue D0F."
If the peopls Ut Ohio do Their duty
faithfnlly he will ho buried under Re-
publican majority as great IS that which
put a 1lietus forever On the Gul,ernntorinl
aspirations Of Ills companion in sucakcsy-
Enllanttiphniu.