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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MaIarIous Fogs.

Countless millions of cubic feet Of mala-
rious vapor Teek from the moist eart1
every twenty-fOur hours during the month
of November. This eVaporated moisture
is the active principle which begets fever
and ague, bilious remfttentS, indigestion,
dysentery, bilious cholic, rheumatism,
and many other ailments which prevail
more generally in the Fall than at other
seasons, and some of which, in low.
swampy regions and new cIearings, take
the form of yirulent epidemics. The best
safeguard against these complaints, as evil
denced by the experience OF q long series
OF years, is HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS, the most pleasant and at the
table tonics. The IMMIGRATION of the sys-
tenn is mantfestly the best means Of de-
Tending II against the causes. of sickness,
whether constitutional or casual. Nature,
as every patholog1st knows, is the most
determined enemy Of disease. and the par
OxysmS or an acute malady are in most
instances the consequences of the efforts
she makes to conquer the foe. The great
object, therefore, of preventive treatment,
is to reinforce the system, and 1t is accom-
pIished thoroughly. rapidly. and safely by
the use of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. This
powerful tonic contains also an aperient
and corrective principle. 1t is no less valu-
able az a regulator and purifier than as an
invigorant, and there is no danger of ex-
citing the brain or Over.Et1mulating the
circulation by employing 1t as an antIdote.
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Receivers Sale Of Steamer Louisa

nAV Virtue OF A DECREE OF
- the Marlborough Circuit Court, in q
cause wherein Charles II. Crawford, Jr.,
is plaintiff, and Thomas r. Bolus is de-
PENDANT, Will, on the 23d day of Novem-
Der next, between the hours of ten o'clock
AN. and two O'Clock PM, at the Evans
Vile y-harf, sell at public auction the
steamer Louisa, her tackle, apparel, and
furniture. Terms as follows: Oue-third
cash, one-third in sixty days one.third in
ninety days, with Interest added; the pur-
chaser securing the deferred payments by
paper payable In bank here. with un-
doubted en10re 8rS.
0c80 GEO. r. START, Receiver.
I fEvansvilIe Courier and Cincinnati Com
meFeial eopy.H
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r HAVE a VAR WTK
~ NESS and DWELLING
and large number OF HuIH.
In almost every part 0I EVAN
number Of Farms nui NawH
acres Of IlMBEMMD hND8
4 Will sell on Eht8M INMMM
very DEsIkhBLE miN VHf
LOTT, fOithtn Zen naflutH tee
House. Persons sgi8hlrT - i
money by purehaaing n Nl
having property o. fsil wa
me the description CHG HtA
Il shall soon HNVet
some valuable pFNpatl " Ai
Of the city. uaaI the prlppaea
street railfo1d. where llEe 2
can be had OF WHY iti. SO
have n 100 opened Au uNcl
ma pATNMI8s Eofeuna DEE
Tain Patents Can mako Hnutel
and by calling IF MV q Mea. 4f
THIRD ST, bet. Eain M
EvhNBVILIE IEu.
ALVhH I0E
oe4ql Real Estate end PA ....
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
of Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create inpediments to MARRIAGE
with sure means OF relief. Sent In sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
iunI2 dam lisp n
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FOR CASH.
RETEEE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE
4 offered low at the Cash Grocery
Canned Fish, Canned Meats,
Canned Fruits, Salmon.
Roast Beet, Tomatoes,
HOLSTERS, Mutton,
Pears, iSardines,
Chickens, Ddms0ns,
Oysters, Green Turtles, Ounces,
CLAIMS, Sausage Neat,
Blackberries, Mackerel,
&C., DC, de-, dc.
A complete assortment of canned goods,
fer sale low at THE CASH GROCERY,
76 Main Street.
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Ta inst the thing the urbH
NODDED. 10 a. a duid rD omnli
fafns the least particle pf ~
been proved BY amalyain ID .au.
addition % na9as a4N Mt 0
klfD4fffn. corkn9t t1DgfNtfUl a
0yf0fH, fE0 TRACE or n FTHf
ft owes ila beucncinl ADD paf
a. "A tonic, nutrient and rouEas.
TAMmAMu s. co. uM
SOLE ADMITS NOE TH
STATES, MMDs
Toc28 dlml
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DEARL HARLEY. FARINA AND
: Dat Meal, just received and for sale,
wholesale or retail, by
VICKERY BROS,
70 and 20 Main Street.
" ONEY IN THE COMB, ALSO,
Il strained Honey at Is cents per pound,
at THE CASH GROCERY,
70 Main Street.
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BArCRET.OR's HAIR DYE.

KsA4CAaEE4U q 3 HAIR ID 4.
.1nIS spienulu mar Rye Is the pest IN the
world; the only true and perfect Dye,
harmless, reliable. instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints; reme-
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes; 1nv1gOrates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists
and Perfumers; and properly applied at
Bachelors Wig Factory, No. Is Bond St.,
New York.
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s3r.9SgygRTEg.

Pure Cider Vinegar
DERSONS WANTING PURE CIDER
III. Vinegar for Picking or Table use can
find the genuine article at
VICKERY BROS,
% and rs Main Street.
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DRIED BEEF HAMS, &c.

Sweet Potatoes.
an BUSHELS, LARGE AND FINE,
~ just received and for sale by
VICKERY BROS,
70 and rs Main Street.
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Fine Golden Syrup.
a VERY CHOICE article AT 81 20
- per gallon. Also, good syrup at lower
prices at VICKERY BROS,
% and rs Main Street.
, 1869-11-15


tnea bI nj. blanchard. lie tesuued AZ toitoRs:
lAneT William J. Stxn3i M. hosse wna ahos.t
~ sa.es ,oa:sc.ss trocs IL, I kaes John asa-
Had no knowledRt Of auI dttaGttes he1Heen
them teeosiect The dAJ Nlxua was tuled
% r, Tsso nse, -
ntie md h4.l NON my house, / had NJ anp-
per, snas night, aaous na1f.past g. kar AeA,},
~ aassea ana.e ssous ass setos
t ssms evening: sooat > o'eiocf. pass,rs NJ NJ
ooef :: 1ea ns 1. psea aeoa n sa1ee fees tGsss
ny deor. did nos see anJone VITA hlnn. ! 10
not Know that ne nad a1EfnHs VITA ntu. It wsl
IT,, IT,; Is sula,ns iat u ~ % soa.e i tae ,e It .ss
starlight ni9a.. There ~ ttad Of r1s1na Ground
ses:e, ana I coa.o zee his bean and anou!1ess
r. an1.nin3- Tam pod,tvc ne man "a = psss.
trg was HealJ- I he1rd ! shot 1red Hhous qaxr.es
q IN hour a15eI Healy paased- Tho disscuon o.
NEXT da1 ~aen heard Of >11ons deash. heard
hid not test'f3 e.efose tne cpEonef. NY. Aboos
eax:asany, aEd ton,cunn h,a boT i ID tt Eu:ca
| hunting. do sot Know whether 10 had any n
| is4A4ex4mfaAi bs ". Gea9: " frout doc'
! opened to the soath. There w74 back dox =
| the boute. NJ tAzti1 coonsted Of ny taa1as
,1n ,an n 1ssiy psss: N 80 oaiy sae.tns i,o@ q!
Fetef&. tmFzcs8soa from the Ia3a had ny koq
PET and TIC EmA heard Inc 1hotA dtA moi 1901
/ II clock Tn&re wa EEn8 boEntny "a thc f1o7
| room, On iAoit, facing The window. Il ~
t 1eou1 tEo feet from iae widow. The Et1do'
| wAs nown- but the door WIZ opeu- sAt with U
rack 10 the tsnle, !ooklnK cut Of 8Ae front doo1
tie SIGHT beng rz1t neatod IA. told MIA. L:
soout hearing the ahot aud about scctnx Heal
pass Ell tclr. whcn she told n
Ct Ts1uo leg dad. She told q
also tbzt Hsa}y vi suspected Of n, 1nd that
Ind BEEN 211vrsed. told her Is might b ahos
| o'c'eck when be paved ny house. When Hes1
pataed he wo1]d b about hlns itet from me.
cid Eot spezk to each other. do rot feooile'
Whsfher II w1s full uouu, rew uoou, q Nh,
] rltet # waR. dtd Eot see tis features, a1d
ro& Know what klnd Of = ha4 ae bad on- nor VII
k1nd Of coat-li Il Ecrc Daylight coud Eok u
that. The rea%en that Old not see the whole
the traa Uh1s thAt II vas lighter Above than
wat oo the Xruupd D1Ttne<S prevented ma Ne
, | ire ntA teEs-thefe wa no obstruction. did q
&c hin long enough 70 otaefre whether he had
I gun Of net II he Ind hsd rtis ov
! ! his shoulder I could haSs eoeu
1poN ,pi no IeaDou Why saouM uot HI
> eeen t. l did not think OF knytn1nR 1t tho lit
| | he pa1ped, except It waA AeAly aAw. WheE
( heard the shot Old cot connect II WITH IIeslS
Guy HBJ, for on1J hoasl ooe report that evrnis
WA sbefe iii the evening. either attsanK down
i waxing around kAa roam. &Aw Do<ai1E f19s,
/ | Of HtalJ that nixht. DO not know aoJtAtuS
4 tbs way Ia which ihs 9uvu1aneux ride he hAd
: used IN the family; sometimes sAw HIN ks4uk
i WITH It On ats ehooIdce. oseeF hid ans dlEns
+ | with AAtnAF & thssa pAstao&. 1tty14 % slxrn
. trteud1aio usth them hote. II Way Hn1ps an
= minutes Hon ~ ua& s4aza ihA sSat 70
, 1869-11-15

A Passenger Train EfafeuY Saved
from n xrtKhsJuf Calamity,

::1r"ps !Ar 2.4t,4ey {fi.3 Htraid, Nor. IL
An nasAnsaTe Of tour ieet wsa Ill that saye4l
lta';roan, 3csicrdAJ morning, trnm betoR seut 10
destruction by runntnx ,r1o the t7ycr. 6nt,r thH
r.. Dr. Of The bridge aeso*a The river ~ss open.
cstAairophe which would hare hxd ieT parallrls
n this COUNTY,. caases enc 70 enaaitr
sse s iS.sunsfs eSeF a.1sa.r, sss to 1co:ee :;
the sacr'fce of numerous nyeA Tae par.Ica!ara.
- We obth!ned them fcpm = railroad maa, afe il
1nst.noe To. that on yes.es1ay 'hs Hsnnoa, and 81
Joterh at +:!s, vas About half hour heaiaa time,
Aad Il the tune II appsoacaea West Qnlacy
ne r. eein9 GR tns ,ss snsps ,as ::
90 Toe draw Of the bridge to throw It opc3 ;of tne
heat 10 raaA Ii srptass that there arc thrne
.t'epd q The signals and the osaer 70 WORK ,he
draw. StRht before Ian one OF the snea wa
sick aId vas uuAnie 10 DO duty and the entre
work ess perfosmed By tso men. Al tho tins
the boas sEuallcd tte bridge engineer to orcu ono
nf The wntchmen waa II sns A,u - "a Fl ss stgn a
fo1 sseamefA sod which Azs Placed Agstnss the
the passenger train r1n ppon tue HesS end Of Iee
hE3dEe. Tho NatchU ~. not bearing the whistle
ot tne dsi1, had not turned the danger aGual
white Light thought everything w1s ii right, ran
ne 9asn on the n,1AE., and .nero o.caei tne
sprt. I'D did rot sceveT tss % assset re u1s,l ne
WIZ within = tew yart4 Of he fessfni pree
| etr'ce, beJond whiea VIA death to all
+! tho chak1a left By TIC opening OF the draw, he
whsstted DOWN brakes, fevesresa the enetnr, snd
only ~ Aftw tecohdA fAstst nIaAe11 End the tires
o. III On the Ifn4n ftof1 tie Irfht{ul fe.p 1nln
eternity. We. arc Informed ta41 rne ep1tne
Etopped fukt four ieet frpm the end oi the rail.
| cur CtJ would hare been toe acsue yesttfyisy hi
horror that ould hare Aocailed the enttTe caun.
| uy, and added smother chapter 70 the rz1lfpAd
c1tzctuca nf 1A<o+
VIC hAre not heatd OF my hl&ac hetng charged
to any 0ne for the Circn matADoea which came &o
! near : terrible tsiaatser. The morning was vcry
dark. and tho wsschnan on the draw, having hi
EPr coming Of The rHatu VA hot heard, And COZ.
eQucnsiy The stEusl Of Danger not stauoueh
, 1869-11-15
ANOTHER HORROR.
Fearful Railroad Di5aH-
ter in California.
Collision Between Two
Trains Going at Tysonty
Miles an Hpue~
Ten to Fifteen Persons Killed.
Thirty to Fifty Wounded.

a41 F2Axctaoo. Nor. IA sew MINUTES past
. L NJ. ths eastasttl-hoz lx.n On the Western
Pacific Rstfrosd, e3th& can. tnclpttnx tho a!oep-
ih4 CT. oo1llted vlla tsa A1amad4 Ferry natu,
four cara. near san Lesodrn. Both tsalnz were
RoanS II thn rAtn Of twenty miles an hour. Tna
engines AFe . perfect WRECK The ctrs were
anasned and driven through ons ann,hes. Ths
Wsatttn Pactao tsslu len prompt On tue, bot ths
norninE Wa1 10 loERJ tbs engineer ri t1'mru!ty
could les any dthtsnce AaeAd- Oa 1311ytne u the
(Which where tho Western Pacific oopaects, tho
A1aueda Read train sloved, tue swltca.tender
<aa Questioned Whether sbe Al1medA train hRd
paAAed. and he announced, "Als rsgtt Go Aaosi. y
soon sster the rzina Cams together pnA = tes1-
oio ef1sh- Tia nrst passenger oAF Of tho Western
1cao W. driven through tbs annottng eaE. Tue
osher CAT Nefe baby dauageH. The Killed sse
sa,loussy eaf1mated 1t uom ten 10 1lteau aud the
wo1odro thirty to ntty. 1t y iupos4lale 70 obtain
the co@fect number. The folloW1og II = TIT OF
'ho*e tpovn'to b killed and -oaeaed:
R'aed-Alex4 ". Bald sIu, ULtted States ,D1-
ttct andgs Of SesadA, rlEnnls Guy: EdzaE1 An
dtrsor, engineer q thr Western Pacific: - Nc
hosaad, Roadnaster Of the California
1acaac kallroad: Nj. Boutelt Prpci-
pal OF the Youpz l2dlea' SEMINARY.
oskland: Charter Marin, nren m Of, the A,au,eda
train; George Thomt~on. ftensn CT The Western
Pacific iratn; nas'd MsrrhanL San Prsn.3sco
dsu4es Cnnel.. coEz.s station; Max Ehruao
merchant. San Jose; B. II. Fox, supposed, from
1sNTa tound on the pony.
HtHtdea-J. 81. I't,klna In!trosa ruploye. bsdsy
tEolto'; J. T. Lowell, 6ac1araeLto 10th legs badlJ
}anuued:J. S. Blaoo Aissour!, San Jose, Al.snt,y
Judge Wn. Campbell, Uorca Suites Dutr1ct Al
torre1, Nevada. lett leg broken samuel y. Haley
san FEancfseo. leg t" tsted; Pasrtck Mot1au, Oak
la1d both legs broken; J. c. knapo rIeasanson
ien leg auaahed and Otherwise tniare1
ttbrec uru weTe Killed alonzslte Of Knappl; j. r
Pe'tte, San Franctsco, bxdIy bruised; NAtnau,s
Lambert, carpenter, Western Pacific, tott lexr
brofen; u l.. Taylor, CHICAGO, bruised scrn4s tht
stomach; Seth BfonsT, Sacramento, Que les bro.
Ken and the other badly 14mneo; George TAD
Haitader, Sacramento. baa5 br.41.ed; Thos, Nc
Suits. Han Francsscn, right leg brpLeu md foo,
bFoiaed; Ak. han'As, leg baaly smashed
Two Chinamen badly hrrt. Tue Killed ant
NnnLd@d Wt1e notly On tho Western
Pacific ka!u- Whon the cars cpl,,ded
the paseepgers ~eru driven together and crushed
AnouK the ruof. II IVES vita great dIfElcnlty rha,
many coI1t 10 extricasrd. Tho 1eRB Of oue mar
were alupufatsd hefore he could b. released from
the ctrA The kleeptng-cAs passengers were in.
hurt. The hA1lJ wounded were sent 10 Atarrp,a.
Great excitement prevailed during the da5, The
catastrophe hAs csns sioo1 over the ent1re peo-
pie nf the city. The announcement OF the accl
den, was IeAd from the putp.tA daring tho morn.
Ing service.
, 1869-11-15

III Ius.tes hevt Rut.t In sas tntrs.st o< On
~ natt Tao ehsnosa lot ths hll ~ rood
tno Ltted hts'us OrAt In cIoeed it6 araste,
~ n;t !tth Gays ]tttetns{, hAs1l rxsp,Rs ID q
nut HtS1 AMI c'S"t %Hbe~%es found lnrty, fnaj
ane uub. md dAmitacd iwcLls uthot Ua4s. III
lAhl1 LII len hA], Ia bis Saturday 4 services spets
a2Aos4 felixauta !uhtfuCisUu 10 put ic schools At
Hco6pA!lblc With the gentSs Of Amsfica4 tas lt4.
tAhA, aad quoted the drcp.ons Q! Ua!a, reanssi.
sshlt. and New fofk cou1ts, decl1tnx Amcssoz
not ChssssssA enuHtl3. Nat. c. |. TaoMpsda
He1chsd Il. n'shf to Joun1 men; subject: !" 1hs
Sns Of foaLa Butter lnbxalte1ea soe NR1Aeod. ~
uatiak thA tiEhi lluatzAtlo1, pfsfAcAd with ~
Eorts, "7hoo At the man, n young tnAn in kha
b4et part q the house optacE to hu tset. AZ.
r1a9fatfaGs "YAa, An tbs osAa l" ead, staggering
IN Of lhc WAY up tho Aslr, sohs'!ngt knntk
AID a1clsimot, "ChfisslAns, pEAy foS ne" Dur
irH pautt fGf couple Of tQ,nutrs 70 the oeTmon,
the coexrssatloa. seemed pe.sldcd. Tho dlsoonssd
- thto nttancd.
Tae iast aa1aI rrpots OF thr Dayton sod Mich.
lgan HslfoAd bho~s IL o liea OF roAd ID Oaso,
Witch ftaf. 1ueindfnR tqn1rfuent, 31Ax9,Na&- Tn6
debt Il " ,14s; bare cas1ted Sfs.tT pA,tea9ef.
Two pak1un1 Hss% Killed, ard n1n8 injured T11
ret eAfktnGs . eTe fS5S I'm.
Coloael sydney u. Max vel, Of tafs city, has d.
eliptd The position Of Corresponding 6ecsafsFY q
tho fouuE Men ttAtc Christian Axsou6uoa ez
Ohio, to wb1ca 10 wGs elcctAd u the sAcAot NaAs-
H1 1t AAmn neid. kstoF q. +. IIoyd. Of sa0oan.
nat!, was, % HAturde9. appointed n} taa Kxeee.
utr COMMITTEES TO Tho vacancy.
Weather, cloudy Gay; clear 70 might: hermotn.
kttf Ar<.
, 1869-11-15

HeW Dem ocrnts Vote aud Couut in
New EoTK.


According to the resurns Of tho Inspec*ors o.
A!ecaoo. rot vote vas caFt IN The Nineteenth
ward iot ": Thomas #. kearney, one Of the
Ke.rpeJ had nved IN the Stoetesn,a Wasd otef .
thirteen 3eAEh OFeT ak hundred pertcns IN that
Eald hare sEorn tn.s tntJ Votea for atu,. III.
returns tor the purpose ii sliins the outside
kearney. Tne returns afe faiae On taeir iseo. '''
Jaeoo coaen VIA posnisAsed lor saperE1sor
thfee nonths belose the election. he speat oTer
Tho people ~ the rot1rns eeFe rrcesysd ii head
Qoaftef1 It would EeeM that he reeetred exactly
Asal votes. Tne Tenth Ward II credited With .>o
residents of taas 1ald swo5e .nsi INC, soted m for
Mt. Cohen. Nj. Cohen sass taAs he aAs the
pames OF over occ pesso1a in sh!s CIT. wao DO
evidences shows thai the returns were false.
What candidate Is credited xlih MI. Coheus
Ii tne F1r1t district Of tae F1rs WA1d i1spec-
Greeley ter coups1o!ietsh!p: AZ tEaneasia! resi-
deur, and made cam toas. 70 a1s pe1zonA taowl-
edge, oFer go Eotes nad been cast IN tna. district
for NJ. 0rreleJ. The Superintendent scrned hin
over 70 VI. Supesvtsof Smith, one 9! ths cAnd':
dates for rs- election, Who SEMI well kno n ward
iAas Of It.
In the Ninth District Of the sereatn Wand. IN
Scanned stseet1 Ar. William c, Foley offered =
ballot bearing the name Of Horace Greeley IL
these ballots were iouEu sn2n the otners. saey
we're easily tecoEDt4ed. Tne intrectnr Who re-
eelved Nj. FoleJs ballot opened it and tore IT n
pieces, depoatttn9 The sirps In the box This In
specter u n large realty for datJ 1t the coming
nun tpa1 election II be u ~ rRtfnl 70 The reg
In counting ~ he Ii In receiving Totea he may BE-
ERE Of = re1ppos1iU<ut. 80
Nj. John 4nt14y headed zanE Of ntteen re-
ptase11 On Tuetday AFTERNOON, and spent scEt trai
hocrs n voespR N me Third District Of nfseensn
Ward. The WDDle party entered And CAST tnelr
1otes under one set Of names; then wcnt out aud
returned TO vote under other nAmea, The inspcc-
tol4 ard policemen did rot seen 10 heed these
lelhows. and tneJ had tninEs Ill tne.r ovn way.
We nare this fAca from prominent cconsy Official,
Hho tod hs stnEJ n Police HeadQuartefA Mr..
Nn15ay u Ak!Il a tA-Ee-
n lie Third D.s.1ia Of tho Ega1a Ward. one
OF the Inspectors, ezrt5 IN the afternoon. copied
nom Tie TeEtstEJ book1 The names ot thoee v ho
nAd no+ 1otet. and then handed hit TO 4 notot1:
o1s repeater. named Lynch, Enoss gang voted
upnn The 1&nts until the list had been exhausted
Tn.s s1ad .a4 continued 6or.ue the esteEnoou
A county, onacsal FAVE saebc fActs 10 the fo:ics
aue<1inttndent, but ". Lynch still w2lss tux
s.feela, nd IL PROBABLY concoettnz plan Iof ope
r&ttouS for the December cAUp411n.
Ne1fsy 10 ILLEGAL rottt1 weTp 1f7eate6 oo e!cc
tton day. Not Ode haa heen punished; not one Il
u caAsody. .Ther arrest = Il Aheer farce
, 1869-11-15

The s4oux City Icxa) .1a.sr al say1 that Articles
Of Incorporation hsve eeen stknea 10 that city, for
And op-fzte railroad nom sioux City, up the
Atssouit River. 70 so1pe potot on the Big Sioux
River Al or near where The United ssstes WAGON
constT1ci such contemplated llne Of railroad up
the ktaso1a River - nsAJ hsve been authorized
bJ ny ~ Of ~ InrisoEy o. D.kosA =, TIE ID
John T. BA1dxtr, A. Y, hubbard, E C1eiGaton,
and Jamea F. TlAon-
haqao No~aa Hsau hAa the following: We
eiMtd The oshef day that the k14cx % tho Cettat
Valley Rslnoad woatd not b lad further than
snear coany w. eS I'll sss ss Il ..9s
70 purl 10 the connection Il tbs sssse !oe, and
niles ootta II Il. Ansssf, .nd Guy soou, for
miles Of tfcu a16 70 hA laid until tho *se fioe u
reached. At which point The ST. Paul Compsnv Will
Get them. II 10 1nda1stood tnss tae juoctt,a OF
the t1o Eczds Will b. nsdn duf!uR the present
week: TIA mad Il Row fully completed and tas-
lsNed ~ fAr - " Anasa1. II y bopea regular
g. Ap-Rxr IN few dsys. At al events, the
tnsonen 11re from ChtraEo to ~ Pani tta she Co
az az tss1e9 R.airoAd. ~ ne eoo.umuo.sed o5 the
Tho 1'ubaQne {Iown) TINS Of tne 18th says;
new railway ehitsrktse. which bHta fstt 10 be
o. tee utEost trpostance 70 fhs taa'eItai aod
comns1clal pEosper1ts Of Dubuque. has recently
bern consun. naa,tsl i d annoancrsl up7o rcrasAe
authority that the EottnEesesn Rallroea has
p1fGpakEN INC ria tcf1l& E3lod11Qt Ha4lffSaas
aud thAt formal 1anafor Of lhe boots aud atncx
q The lA!tef cofpusaliOn Eaa madr orr "a tra
Notsnwestezn lasl 1eet. Tna sps41 Ia NOW hutt 70
11.ttn tftfra mt:c1 Of F7atEey1.it, and
besose tne ~ Of January, ss7d. thu
echoes o< The locomotive Htl b. resooodirR
In The latser Ntieec. Hut tie rad wtl opi
9fop hsErt The Northwestern n&1 taken hold 81
II vita thc tsteotton of extending It tmwedtasetJ
70 I'1na0oe, no distance bstE Ecen Tho ivo po.nsa
heapG OILY 1utfty mica T1n tinss have s,eea eaf.
| veJtd-osa by tbs CID Hce Ling B<anca 70 Putos
md thep doWn Tbs Aast h4Sk OF ths ttvef-Aud
&ppthax BY Fa1tpIAJ. T1e la1tef fuuta. ytue neo
eentleg The hea1tess Erstes, odazs brsssr tntpne
n,eAts fue Asproeoaae The bttage aad viii esora
tl. be selected. ~ Il ~pfl knoxn, 8he Nagta 1est
&sp hAve secured the right q troea4nk tA4 hx1dx
As thls Potak nd Tho tsss xszeaase aa6a 9oaS
, 1869-11-15
WASHINGTON.
The Present Condition Of Our
Relations with San
Domingo.
Commissioner De1nno's
Ihree Committees OF
Experts.
a'endltton cf Senator Crimes
Health.



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Hk IAN p1AtNoo 21f1pt11uh."
1ne seubA9lou Ho15 Of tho Ho~ Yotk papesa
Nettno baAan2 ot Afo r1peo'uon isoso thAk eat$
70 Gan oo@1aso ca msee eooa nes' OF Amase'
mca1 ntScs tebesA sAofocA QAs Kooo taere
e4one- ana "l!oout ~Ashae 1tEenI eome tse&
oensta from eHcat eeo1nfs 'oaJ Dc OF 1nta!na1.
Mk, fe.aFa Sa anx.ots, lsss s1aass. 70 eet ao1d
VI cAa Oota402et Aao 0ee@ "@s AaA'"4s '" kcs W.
Der me nas OF Inc t'n1'eo ossse3 Aaez ~ooao
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p3i.1neo' Deen 4iea' - 'Ax ~ . s'tto 't,ue
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eaS1t'N o'.Ute' .n' '"'s e~s ~ ." ~'aa,
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o1eAe" ~ t'.e f'fe' s"'" eoatto'1ee ua9
, 1869-11-15
P0RBI0N,
Great DrlGAIA,
tATn 0Bux0K PEABODY,

A<O"AQ*$ cVfs IL
In 8ccot,faDce With The annopboetaent On rrs
day. the Dnrop Of London, today, delivered .
funeral fe1nou on the late George PeAbody, II
Westrntntter Abbey. Tho Interior was stiu hung
WITH the dtaperJ OF mourning. An Immense COZ
Ee9ation Wa preaens and listened With mznlItat
emotion 10 tie eloquent worda Of the preacher In
enfo9y OF The great philanthrop!At The Dnhop
tAfd: "So untitled conmooAI dEeH Around hls
grave n large concoursa OF sincere mournas1
Al George Frutody. The r~Asoa wAs thas lhsoazn
fonE LIE he had labored for othess especially fot
Lie po1r. almple In his habits, unsuhitioas OF
rink or power. he found his enjoyment m bereu-
c1elce II Wa1 bis tua1pesa to gather wealth, .ad
nlR Joy to &tsn 1t away. His n4ut would b tho
hrI1fpgu Of TWO great uSt1onE ind Moutd forGn
Aro.htF strand Of tho cord hodlng Eogisad md
AEc1lca together.
socTHAHF1pH, Nov II.
S:ea.rrf Rhcin, fron1 New YosA for Bremen. A.
rartt To dxy.