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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-30
CONJUGAL LOVE.

ASDTHE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE
Essay for Young Men, on the Errors, Abuses and
Diseases which destroy the Manly Powers and create
impedimentsto Marriage, with sure means of relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Adj
dress, Or. J skILLIN Il0UGHT0N, Howard Associ-
alton ,Philadelphia ,PaE
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-30

OCEAN MUsIc.-Is it not quite probable
that Ctesibius learned the secre of the
organ rom the ocean as that Pythagoras
deduced the Eolian Tyre from black
smiths anvil? Oceanus has an ear for
harmony. lie sings his long song through
the centuries, not only pitched on many
keys-the keys of the wind and the sea-
sons, ranging through stupendous octaves
but with all the parts as we'll in chorus
as in the organ of st. Cecilia There is
the ponderous bass of the ship breaker,
believing as through throat of mightiest
brass, as it plunges on the strand; and the
ear that listens lovingly to ocean song
can catch tenor, alto, and soprano in sue
cession, as it bowls upward its revolving
edee on the clear>strung sand, with a me-
tallic resonance that tn i'll each second,
c.earer and higher. Within the hearing
of an attentive listener hundred pillows
are striking in unison the resounding
chords. With my ear held close upon the
beach, could catch the multitudinous
hum Of the surf, the oceans solemn
dapason in an anthem to the Eternal
Listen, We murmurers and INDECENT, to the
seattle opulent, the generous, the strong
how yet he bows himself, and sings
at his toll.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

from LESTER SEXTON. Of Milwaukee
wAUKEE. Wis, Jan. 2i 1865
Mcssrs. G.. &. Clark n Co., New Haven, Ct
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dys-
pcpsia Cure, and it has proved rLRFECTIA
satisfactory rs a remedy. | have 80 ho.ta-
tion in saying that We have received GREAT
BENEFIT from its use.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) LESTER SEXTON.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

The French have solved the prob
lem of providing travellers by rail
road with good dinners to he eaten
at leisure. AT certain points on the
line an officer of the road passes
through the cars and takes the
number of those who desire dinners.
This is telegraphed to station
where the meal is to be cooked. On
arriving ut that station, % box is
placed in the hands of the diner, n
moderate price is paid and the din.
ner is eaten while the car is in mo-
ton, after which the box is returned.
The dinner consists of four courses,
including soup,and is hot and excel.
lent, q small bottle of wine accom-
panying it. This plan is simple and
worthy of being tried in this coun.
try. where the lines are longer and
the number of diners much larger
in proportion to the whole number OF
travellers. II would be great i'm
provemcnt on the present system 81
stopping the trains five minutes fol
refreshments, consisting of n piping
hot cup of poor coffee and quarter
Of bcavy,indigestiblc pic,or dccep
tive huge square of sponge cake.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

At Nashua n. H., on Wednesday,
just as the train was starting OIL,
President Grant noticed little girl
vainly cndcavoring TO get to The ear
that she might shake hands with
him. The child in her disappoiut.
mcnt burst into tears,and the Prcsi-
dent, pointing to her, asked some
one To bring her to him. Two men
seized her, and holding her above
their heads, rushed with her to the
car, and the General had Just time
10 embrace her with both hands
when the train bore him rapidly
away. Many of the crowd saw the
net, and their parting cheers broke
forth anew.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17
DRUGGISTS.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

viii also he found invaluable In all cases of
Diagthcn. Dyscuicry, Collie, summer Com.
plants, Gripping, and IN fact every disorlcred
conditiud of the stomach.
Sold by Druggists In city or country every.
where, at u per bottle. az by application to
{. q. CLARK, Il CO.,
Soc Projectors. New Haven, Ct,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17
GOES COUGH BALSAM!
For Group.
w hopping Cough.

he Balsam will be found Invaluable, and may
IwaYs be rolled upon in eXtremc cases.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

During the last three years, 1000
horses have persisted by fire in New
York.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17
A Great Blessing.

From Rev l.. +. Ward. Avon. Loran Co, q. |
Mcssrs. STRONG a. ARMSTRONG.
Gentlemen 1t gives me great pleasure to
state that my wife has received great benefit
from the use of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She
has been for nu.nhcr of wears greatly
troubled Dyspepsia. accompanied with violent
parox ysms of constipation, which 50 prostrat-
ed her hat she was all the while, for months,
unable tn do anything She took AZ your in.
stance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure. and has derived
great benefit from IT, and i. now comparative
" well. She regards this medicine ~ a great
blessing. Truly yours.
january 18th, 1868. l.. r. WARD.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17
CLERGYMEN.

The Rev Isaac Aiken. of Alleghany tcsti-
fcs that it has cured him, after all othcrrcm
dies had failed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06
PERSONAL MOVEMENTS.

Mosby Is In the tobacco business in Philadelphia.
Ex-Queen Isabella has purchased the Newstadt
property In Bohemia.
The salary OF the Mayor OF Lexington, KY, Ia fixed
BY the new city charter at s., 500 per aDnum.
Mrs. DR.. Walker wants q law passed compelling
men to marry before they arc forty years OF age.
Russian member OF General Lees star, Pulaski
sanduskai, has gone to work In sawmil In Orono,
instead OF settling In Sandusky.
Major James II. Turey. Of sedalia, Mo-, was shot
aud Killed Mt Pueba. Col, on the oath ut, by man
WHO had murdered the MAJORS father years ago.
Some OF the newsboys OF Cincinnati had roost In
the loir OF the Custom House which was broken up
BY removing the ladder by which they ascendoi.
The Oldest man In Indiana Is Tobias Sluder of
Evansville aged 100. BENJAMIN Scalf OF Milcsburg
Eikhart county, Ind, Will be LOG years old next
May.
pretty brunette IN omaha was introduced to q
young man in the morning, went to picnic with
him and brought him back and married him before
supper.
Commissioner Deano has not yet commenced WORK
upon his annual report IL VIII DO very short this
year. but Will show very gratifying state OF anairs
IN his bureau.
The family and friends Of Rcverdy Johnson are TO
assemble in Baltimore, at his residence, the 10th
inst. to celebrate the golden wedding OF Mr.. and
Mrs Johnson.
The Empress OF the French has purchased plot
OF ground from the Sultan, situated near Mount
David, IN Palestine, where the Virgin Mary was
buried for the sum OF $4,000.
Mrs. Doctor Barnes and the step mother OF Gen.
eral Looms both attempted suicide with laudanum
the same day, at Coldwater Mich. Mrs. Looms was
temporarily insane, and Mrs. Barnes had discovered
that her husband had several other Wives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-IoNDoS, Nov. $3.50
+. M.-Consos closed at 1874 for money aud ~ for
the account. American securities closed quiet and
steady. United states fve-twenty bonds, 1892 ss's
1865, old, S24; 1867, 63A; ten-forties, 771. Erie,
PARIS BoURsE-PARrs, Nov. $3.50 P.M.-The
Bourse Is dull Rentes, III. 27c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKroRT, Nov. g.
United States fvetwenty bonds closed firm ut seL
Q sGx for the Issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COrr0N MAREET.-LIvERPooL, Nov.
$3.50 p. M.--The market closed STEADY; middling
uplalds, 121Sd.; middlIng orleans, 12l4d. The sales
OF the day have been IL 600 bales, oil which 900
were taken for speculation and port.
81 Illinois Genital, sS@; Atlantic and Great West
ern, 244.
HAYRE COTTON MARKEr-HAvEE Nov. 5.-Cotton
closed quiet both on spot and afloat
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFS Observation-Disclosures
Nov. 5.-Wheat 9s. per Genital FOR No. 2 red Western
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAREEr.-LlvERpooL, Nov.
5-Petroleum, lid. per gallon Tor spirits. Iurpen-
tine, 27s per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNBoN, Nov. g.
Sugar quiet aud steady on the spot easier adoat at
2es. Cd. per cwt. for No II Dutch standard.
PETROLEUM MARKKrs.-ANTwERP, Nov o.
neutrality-suspicious. closed finn; prices unchanged.
HAMBURG, Nov. 5.-petroieum closed nriner but
unchanged
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ARRAY IN A DAN CHG SaLODh.

Harry Hill Stabbed by n Cyprinn.
For the past two months Nellie Smith and Jennie
Collins two prostitutes havo been in the habit OF
visiting the dancing saloon Of Harry Hill, in Houston
street, near Broadway, and latterly have evinced
very disordcrly disposition. on Friday night last
they were there as usual and Nellie took
1t into her head TO knock down the banjo
player, which she did out Of hand and was lmmed-
atey knocked down herself by Harry Hill and put
into the street. For few nights tho girls ceased
their visits, but Thursday evening they again ap-
peared, and attempting to create disturbance were
put out Of the place. Last night about twelve they
again came end brought with them another pros tute
named Fanny Kelly and bringing with Them "loy-
ers' who, however, do not appear TO have taken
any part IN subsequent events The girls again
attempting o disturbance Harry ordered them to
leave, wnereupon the girl Fanny struck at him
with q small penknlfe, INJECTING slight
wound on the left side or the face, and In
stantly striking again with much force left the
knife sticking IN the right side OIL the face near the
temple. Harry then struck her In the mouth knock
ing her down the stairs; but bruised. bloody and
with ner teeth gone she gathered herself up and
with her companions escaped TO the street, where,
by officer Plunkett, OF the Fourteenth precinct,
upon an alarm being raised from the house. A phy
slcian was called who extracted the knife from
Harry's face and upon examination pronounced his
wound troublesome but not dangerous. The girls
were locked up in the Spring street police station.
and win De arraigned before Justice Hogan this
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06
THE ELECTIONS.
Vote of New YorIx for S.oro.r

vote OF New York for Secretary of State.
Below VIII be found table OF the vote and maiori.
ues lot secretary OF State OF the various counties
In New York. The returns for Mr. Greeley are SO
rev that we are unable to show by what majoritIes
he Is defeated, although 1t is certain that he runs be-
hind General slsel to the extent OF probably 5000
votes
me majority for Mr.. Nelson, as given below,
s'ightly exceeds 24ooo which Il more likely to be
increased than essened 1t Is also tolcraby certain
that the balance Of the democratic State ticket s
elected s by majority exceeding sO,00O-protably
In New York city the vote for Judge OF the Court
u l,pp1as shows The democrats ahead by some
$4,000, with tho total vote rather less than that
cast Tor Slgel and Nelson. 1t IL, therefore, likely
that the majority for Champiain, Richmond aud the
other candidates voted for in the same box with
Nelson and Allen vii reach as high as IS 900 In tho
Guy. This discrepancy between the majoritlcs
SHOWS tnat from 5000 to 5000 democrats voted for
the two principal republican candidates. The total
actual republican vote did not exceed 80, 000
The following explains the vote for secretary OF
State:-
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The Railroads in CaIiforniR-The Late Indian
Atincif on tho Mail-Whitc Men Leading
Them-Suicide Of n New Yorker.
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s, 1869.
The restoration Of the public lands heretofore
reserved by the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Will probably cause the company to adopt the route
through San Joaquin valley and connect their line
with the Western Pacific Railroad near Stockton,
thus making the California and oregon and Southern
Pacific roads grand trunk line from the Columbia
river north to the Colorado river south, passing
through the richest agricultural valleys or the State
The Official report Of the recent attack on the mail
and the murder Of Colonel Stone by the Indians at
Apache Pass, Arizona, states that the attack was
made after night and was complete surprise. The
indians were led by white men. The robbery Of the
malls was the principal object or the Indians, having
obtained knowledge OF Rreenbacks and notorious
facilities for disposing Of them. After saughtering
the mail party the Indians attacked herd or cattle
belonging to some Texas emigfants stampeded $50
OF the herd and killed one man OF the party. They
then twice attacked government traln en- route for
camp Bowie. but were repused. Troops nom Camp
Bowie have been sent In pursuit of the savages who
Are making for Sonora
Dr.. Frank Hamilton OF New York, committed sui
cide to-day at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06
POISONED BY GAS.
Fatal Case OF observation-disclosures of Leaving
the Gas Turned On.

Fatal Case OF observation-disclosures OF Leaving
the Gas Turned On.
A case OF death was yesterday brought to the
notice OF Coroner Flynn which shows tho danger Of
allowing the gas TO dow IN an occupied room.
On Monday last David English, snip captain,
called at the United states Hoie In Fulton street,
and entered his name on the register, and was as
signed to room No. 49, which he occupied that night.
shortly before twelve O'Clock the following night
Captain English went TO bed and at two O'Clock
the next day the chambermaid endeavored
to gain admittance to the room for the
purpose Of putting it In order, but 1t was
secured from within. Suspectng something
wrong, the girl mounted chair and looking through
the fanlight over the door, discovered Capt
English lying on the bed and the smell OF gas in tho
room was very strong. The girl Immediately
reported the matter to the oflce, when one OF the
clerks burst open the room door and found Mt.
English lyiug In state OF insensiDlIity the room
being full Of gas and the gas from the burner now-
A physician was Immediately called to attend
Captain English, but nc never rallied and died early
yesterday morning. The above state or facts were
testified 70 by Mr. George N. Terry proprietor Of the
hotel. The jury rendered . verdict OF death by
poisonous inhalation Of gas deceased having acct
dentally let the gas In his room turned on during
tho night or The I'd Of November Deceased was
forty-seven years OF age and q native VI this
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06
IslEGOApalc NEWS ITEMS.

r. T. Shreve, OF Louisville, one OF the wealth. est
men in Kentucky, died yesterday.
DR.. L. r.. waring, q prominent physician OF Rich.
mo nd, died suddenly yesterday morning.
project Is on foot in St. Louis to form company
to pure base the indian Rock coal mines, Oh Green
river, Ky.
The State Fair at Richmond, Va. closed last
evening. Eight thousand dollars In premiums were
awarded.
It's estimated that one-fourth Of the whole to !.
bacco crop In Barren county, KY, has been
destroyed BY the late frost.
The corner stone Of the Hampton (va.) Normal
School was laid Yesterday afternoon by General
Howard with imposing ceremonies.
The United States steamer Perwinkle one OF the
conveys OF the monitor Dictator blew hole in her
boiler at Fortress Monroe on Thursday.
The MO Of SsyS ysssgay on the
ordered the bells TO be t0ed one hour.
Thomas w. Berry, Of Baltimore, a well-known
lawyer was found dead In his room In that city yes
terday afternoon with adschareed pistol in nis hand
The late numerous incendlary nres in Ncwbury.
port have induced the city government to OFFER a
reward OF $4,000 for the detection OF the incen-
diaries.
Tho remains OF ex Governor wicklire. or Ken
tucky were conveyed to their last resting place. at
BardstOwn, yesterday. The Masonic fratornity In
great numbers were In attendance
A despatch from Fort Harker Kansas saws that
the government corral at tnat post was struck by
lightning on Wednesday and sixty mules were Killed.
The building was partially burned.
Ground was broken on the fremont and Elkhorn
Valley Railroad, In Nebraska, yesterday large
force OF graders were present. and imnediafejv
went TO work Ten miles OF this road VIII be com.
peted this year.
Thomas Mclaughlin, Frank Midway and John
Flanagan have been arrested In Lawrence Mass.
and put under 5000 bail EACH charged with at,
tempting TO poison the trottlng horse Frsnchman.
owned By the Messrs. Porters, and valued at 81 OOO
The grocery and liquor house OF Thomas D. Low and
the commission house OF Thomas linodus Co., In st.
Louis were burned last night Rhodus a Co had
about $4,000 worth OF tobacco In their store on
which there was an insurance OF $1,000 In the Mis-
slssippi Valley Company. The loss OF Mr.. Low Is
not known.
The store OF J. N. McKensie. In Pulaski, Tenn.
was set on fire yesterday by the explosion OF coal
Oil lamp. The house, together with the stock was
entirely consumed. Braman's store, adjoining, was
also burned, but his goods were saved. Another
store was also much damaged. The loss was about
$4,000. and Is mostly covered by insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06

Proposed Modification Of the Jewish Martial
Lnws and tho Ceremony OF Circunc isiOE-
Propositions la Reference to lhe sabbath,
Dietary and Other Laws.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s, 1860.
AT the opening OF tho session to-day Rev. DIR.
Hrsch called the attention OF the Conference TO the
death OF the great phlantnraplst George Peabody,
and warmly eulogized him and moved that the Con-
ference express Its sympathy. The President sec
onded tho motion In fitting expressions and re-
quested the Convention to rise token Of respect
which was unanimously acceded to and the pro-
ceedibRs ordered to be entered on the minutes.
The consideration OF the marital laws was then
proceeded with ana the following resolution 3
adopted:-
Is Of Iqi validity IN the eyes judaism Il tie judicial
hs ul War that both parties have consented
by against one or the other party Judaism
which sach are deemed sufficient IN accor
% h ssns obtain III
q competent The decision Of ne question
Resolved, That command 70 marry sT the widow of
vaidy and Sindias soTse DA'
With reference to circumcision the following re-
solution was adopted
The child OF Jewish mother BY its birth not less
than the female, in accordance with principle dis
pated in Judaism, member OF the Jewish community
Resolutions were offered to dispense with the
ceremony or circumcision to proselyces to Judaism
also propositions in reference to the Sabbath mixed
marriages. the establishment OF a college, the mod-
hcatton OF the dietary laws which were all referred
TO committees with instructions to report to sub
sequent conference. Committees were appointed
on questions OF public worship and marital relations,
with DR.. EnhOrn as chairman; on Sabbath obser.
vance, DIR. Adler as chairman; on school and con-
eregational affairs, Or. Deutsch chairman; ON
retreat questions. Dr. Hirsch as chairman.
On motion OF DR.. i. Nj. Wise the Conference re-
solved to meet again next year In Cincinnati.
vote OF thanks was given TO Mr.. Eilingcr. editor
OF the etcish Times, for his valuable services and
10 the NEW YORK HERALD for the faithful report of
IOurned sine dte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06
OHIO.

Honost Whisifey Distiliers in Hamilton
Connty-The Bible In the Cincinnati Schools.
CINCINNATI Nov. s, 1862
Speo'al wniskey gauuers sent by Commissioner
De'eno nave FOUND ak distillerIes in Hamilton
county oil right tho remaining three had aso barrels
marked two per cont below the rea, proof. Among
several thousand barrels they examined thev fonnd
~ error against the government OF 1000 naona
wnIch 10 nttriDuted to an innocent mistake OF 4
being implicated. 'N"p'ss0u Va
the sum q $4,000 for new exchange building
Owing TO tho illness OF Judge storer enc matter n
the Injunction against the Hoard OF Education re
$bs public schools = deferred Til i6.morroW. ~--
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ILLINOIS,.

Council Of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
at Chicago.
CHICAGO. Nov. ., 1909.
The third annual council Of the Evangelical Luth-
eran Church of North America commenced It's
session here yesterday. About seventy-nve dele
gates were present. Nothing Of Importance was
done during the first day except the delivery OF the
Presidents address. at the session this morning
Rev. Mr.. Schumacher, OF Pennsylvania, read the
report Of the Executive Committee OF the minis.
terium Of Pennsylvania ana adjacent States, which
was adopted. The election Of officers then took
place with the following result-President, Rev. G.
r. Krottet; English Secretary, Rev. H. w. Both;
German Secretary, Rev. A. Speath; English Core
spending Secretary, Rev b M. Schumacher; Nor
stadt; swedish Corresponding Secretary, Rev.
Edward Carlson. The remainder OF the morning
session was devoted to formalitics and appoint
meuts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06
OBITUARY.

Commander Trevett Abbott, United States
Navy.
We regret to announce the death. on the 27th OF
October, OF this naval officer. at the time he was In
command Of the Yantic, attached to the North At
iantic eet and caught the yellow fever Of which he
died, while In West India waters. Commander
Abbott was a native OF Rhode Island. He entered
the navy from Massachusetts, OF which State he was
q resident, In october, 1913; aud after passing
through the various grades. was promoted to the
rank OF commander In December, 1857. In Decent
Der OF last year he was ordered to the command OF
the Yantic. Commander Abbott was gallant and
able olcer whose death VIII be greatly regt cited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06
CUBA.

untoers TO CicuaGn do Znpata-Captain
General do Rodas at Cienfuegos.
HAVANA. Nov. g. 1860.
An expedition composed OF troops ana volur-
teers recently left this city by and land TO sur
prise strong body OF rebels at Cienaga de Zapata
No news has yet been received Of the result.
The Dia1fo doubts the success or the movement
believing that the rebels were apprsed of 1t for sew
eral days In advance, and that they have by this
time withdrawn into the interior.
Captain General do Rodas has arrived Of Glen
fuegoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06
TEXAS.

General Reynolds Overthrowing the Work of
the State Constitutional Convention.
GALVESTON, Nov. 8, 1859.
The Provisional Governor has applied for authority
to enforce the ordinances adopted by the Recon-
struction Convention but General Reynolds has de-
cided that they not valid. and says that the rat-
Hcatlon Of the constitution will not In any manner
OR degree validate and make Of force these oroi-
nauceS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06
SPAIN.

Admiral T'opote Out OF the Cabinet-Party
Conference.-The King Question.
MADRID, Nov. 8, 1889.
Admiral Topete has positively refused to with
draw his resignation, and 1t has been reluctantly
accepted.
The democrats and progresssts are holding q
Joint conference to discuss the situation and adopt
common course Of action.
The critical condition Of affairs creates much pub
lie anxiety.
The opposition to the Duke Of Genoa are mastering
their forces and organizing general movement,
which is daily gaining strength against his elevation
70 the throne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06
FRANCE.

Hunting mt Conpiegnc-An Oppositi0nlst
Editor Pard0ned.
PARIS, Nov. s, 1869.
The Court went out hunting yesterday ut Com.
piegne. The Emperor was not present.
One OF the electoral meetings held last night was
dissolved by the police.
Henri Rochefort, the editor OF the LanteiWe set
out from Brussels yesterday his return to Paris
On reaching the frontier he was arrested, but was
subsequently released and furnished with safe.
conduct by order OF the Emperor. lie then resumed
mis- Journey and his arrival here Is momensariy ex.
pocted.