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Ttc serste met at o'clock.
The pay Of Clerks was nxed at dve dollars :
New bills nom 1o9 to lis were read aud re-
4 eomn.unte..ton was presented from seve..l
dnrd in The State Prison sor shout two Te ar5 on
ctne Of felony. They waut Si,so0. Referred
10 tic Ccum1ttcc on Clstns.
preparation TO an!.h iee Michigan City harSof
va a.sed unanimously.
The b,li 10 repeal a. act 70 aseesia,n @ II nc
tas,u ur and rceomm!itea TO SPECIAL Eonutt.
indefinitely postponed, ard revision requiring
in he AFTERNOON . Joint committee vas appoiri-
| tcnia'lyes on the suh}trt OF satlonsl Apancct:
Al invitation WIS accepted 10 visit the Soldiers
T3s Tns 6 Conm,tsee u mite On Printing reported sqsinst
rriI!'ns, 100 r,nphle. eop't: ri sae 21arte1i; :;
Wsse. &c iea c.r.i far tao ~ NE ot ,hc sen.,e
| X bIli fnr The protection ot Rrowlr4 fruit srees
wat rce mu,cnded to lie on the tahlc,
| MIR, EhxA cnt1n accepted an inv1tAtlon 10 I'D
d1e.s lhs LcsAlasuse On Ps'son Rtfo'm On tas
~ iii allowing sarrsns Judge; :. -: .s's,5 z q
third tcadirs after a'acn,s'on. IN tho euutse q
which Nj. carson favored economy: - ths psopMlt re- y
ceiponsneie. !as! ;ss .mouains to soSas
| rlllltonh. liz proposed that the tal1ric- shonl:
rc,natn Ut thcy uow arc. 5000 aud ta,ouo. 1ht
bill WIN nnally rrcaumtttcd without lurttn 'tnna
The fili an,tt dug Tho Fee act Waf ancndot
20 ~ to 1x tho ices Of jurofa At Il per diem
lbe b1it rtoslciue for incrcasing The nnrnbet o
mt lubcfs ut l.nrtvItl,cf Iclrctiva aerosl.tion
| tuc.foll wae read y second lime. The tili va
crpotrd NJ wfrHE In principle. hnt mottoa
| i:rNhlttiy postpone II WAS carried.
AdjoulLtd I'LL clock toMuffuH.
nh. s,or.. n.t Al m ,,'cl tek,
The l1tton Committee obtained leave Of Al
: | et3ec tu sIss Tho prison.
the subject pI Ialirusde Atl ra'fEunh exlulttons.
q Tue Iuute, suspended lhe Qrdcr OF todAJ
, 1869-01-27
the CITY IN BRIEF.


VT:e OAn. Il green CT than The fauao1s "houtp'
stE'a colt which sEaM acrosa j tiecr to get q
6,,rk. On Morday be owned two rather lcc
u.,en,. al s,.iur, - sta
"a.eHe' ~ a. ueu"o ~ u.spo.lhS o' enc,
.ntesea w h'nSiS s'eees ana
e"eFta It 1or saie. a fe:loH ramed Joha Ander'
would spend s. 70, drinks. Tbc ofr.r w..
aecep.. d. Aaltr.nn haudcl over q S51 hi, md
DsEl re,nrrc,l a.. i" ior poison.', whsa ta::
.one clothes. he Wa ioId LIZ c9tu, htrnns'',
The hiii VA On :. ihe Wu..,n@ !, ,nr, ~ a.,
'.for vaIae received viii bu7 1t aty store tu H.:
civilized wor.d oar bottle O: Husi11y Ltn,rn ,ut
In the cc11er we're the 4 ,ares . S;3.' Yesterday
mo11ite Dahl had Ands1saa arrested. On NUM-
oeE ol enaiees. aud hs FOR trial In bal Q: sou.
JOSEPH ;'GI.AH, Wao h1s been oSlofe tha Porcs
siaIy, ara tot other m'sdemeanors, made h,s sp-
ptasance oEsa ye-tcr1ay for p7omIscuons .ho,:-
1ig. !he oaSst "no nt2ueh. hi4 'to'o tho tsl-
hsntl tea;1aed 1i nat ne oose.Tsd oo1Ru =. a1.te
Eour cn Aoouay evening maSins strong en-
oeaEef to get into 1an-c OF :1sis.r objectionable
Espntc. H9t m.;ssins win success IN his purpose.
roeecnr ~ fsr hs whca oe W. n
araWnc revolver rci ssye;s i;rns. N ihc 1nn ii
fcctton Of lie hou.c. lis dna was assessci n,
81. ~
~-.sr-,, ,,,r
LIE HRdinnrn.i S,a;,. nn.oS lar rAcK ~ ~
i.nrfmnn Hon.e, III. Il, II. Camo5sIi. Chalrusn':
Mr.. Jchu tiAn.t. Secretary The Sccrctaty's re-
port ior The ytas 1865 vas referred to committee.
rrs.deaa nnd pnaTd II io 10 e9ner VITA ne nc
poIfed that the Northern I..nc proposed to divldo
The hu.ine.* between st. Louis anu ST. pau1 each
,tns uniting ,. 1n'n the trade an eqa.l nunn:r 81
fAojou' u'He" ~ ~ y eeeA 'u's a1"raspE'
In RECENT NCxnEh ul tne nu1ato Erprfss.
We !lEd the following item: Last Saturday night
@ u,,na; e thn .nn u,,v ~ & ~. aa , G9i w
nGIi hs ~ ecu ~ ait.
,.-,,,ld,r,. Sfcrwsrds hc 1s5o
s.a. ~ s ,nihsa a., ~ resdn,,s,
ihe tuprcY he had-.h, csrntnes OF ilfettnc.
, 1869-01-27
33roteseional.
TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFfSlAG
CONSUMPTION.
or OTHER DISEASES
OF THE
Throat or Lungs,
lWlhSL0W AlBR, II. D.,
100 Washing st.
100 Washing

TTn yhs;. ng't TIL. E,"nth, a gentleman
ahoht lnftY r''Hraoi aye npplh Il ut thu In.t!.
tutc tor Treatment. tlncc u rulNst mud we'll
lnrlAed t4nl, he MAS now wasted u almost q
"kc!rtnl Ills residence Was not luore tAun
three squares from the ot!lce, an3 yet In try
Ing to walk thrft he wis nblgc,i To rest NOR.
th1u once, anu then sit down till terrible
rarnxysm os coughing had subs;,ted, tcf,rc
examination. HI could scarcely .3eak With
out new pa1exysm Of coughing, which al-
waya Terminated wish extreme c1Eu unstion
ard almost sutIucation. His earltep history
had been that Of thoueands-a slight irsita-
tion Of the throat, in ccnseq 1ence o. Guild,
from wllch hc had vainIy tried to recover,
by the usual resort TO domestic remedies at
first, anu tlirn to the nlore vigorous measures
-C7oton oil, hli5ters and burning with cuts
tics. Lie had become greatly enacIated. anl
and so reduced in every way that ht> friends
who had stcn him II few months before could
scarcely recognize him. lie was now cxTcS.
torltng luli qAnt of' muco-purltnt matter
duly, aud had all the symptoms OF tile las.
stare uf czlusumpti,u; vet lie, alone, hal
hope Of recovery. aud that Aure which Ii
based upon firm resolve to make every pos
$ible elro,t to attain It. His most intimate
friends stated their conviction that he could
not live month. Examination disclosed the
fact that the symptoms were indeed thosr Of
Consumption.
Day bv day this man tei1ed his war to the
office directions given were complied With
in every respect, even the most minute. Pa
ticnt, hopeful aud confident, aud vet appa-
rcutly with SO llttic cause. His course Of
sna nasa.s 80. .as 49,. hna @ a.sos.ai'
r..,,h,, ,ra. tpo1an,a,t =, ,,or+io, ~ H., .;.
, 1869-01-27
mlf'fllfiAN.
LANt1Na. Mich, Jan. 15
Special Despatch to Thc Chicago Tribune.

LASE1Sa. Mich., Jan. IS.
Special Despatch to TIT Chicago 11ibuus.
RESATE.
Hath hnasrs have hrlh fuo sessions to-Iar.anl
ttan.a attsd muth husinets. In tho Senate the
Bearu cliln RESOLUTION WAS considered, and Glai.
II postponed until February 12th.
A general proposition for 1corca1lzlug the Cif-
Gull QUIT a,ftem Of The slatc was also made the
SPECIAL order ftr February II.
4 Joint resolution I'll. Introduced By Ar. Boice.
pro'sdtrE for deyot,nR the surplus IN the State
Treasury Tor the itquida,tou Of the bonded debt.
Anntc the bills passed dnsiHg the dag were
thrte restoring tho Old statute coreerntns costs
Of sr1te IN t*scntt Courts; authorizing the
Wayne Ctteuit Court 10 refer cha1ccrT ta.ee 10
erttia1 commissioners.
4 law recogEiz1pc the state militia system was
made the special order 70. February 10.
NnCAE.
In the Uotse. bills were passed lcEanIfnk the
terms Of tho Upper Peninsula Circuit Court es-
tahlfsh,rr a Rasrd Of Water ard FEe Commits
e{oErEH OF Marquette: AID Z nu1eer OF cthel
Laws Of minor Importance.
Thc Governor has signed the bin h1snS the
terms Ct tho Circuit co1t1s IN the tpprs PENN
rnia
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TA'tAHAfF.x. jsn. w. TIM tonl.nl:ft" ap.
lAhfhn fu :ts s:t.+iu tho ctarsss axrtnst tany.
trnr Hrra fri'rr'tf st'.,iay Tia nal itly suut'
With !" strt Cd t,y hsn tnrr,hrr,. .u"inIts .he
t,ie' hto takI.. TIT ulrrs hu !sIc, Or npteinM.
lhr rvierLte rulM!lt' d EhaA~ snfnu IrsEHlaft.
tss,Whlc tit rIrrGr 81 tt,- fit,y, ratlr 41Y b will
ra'l'!atdrily rAp!an. La Minority fnstast. .wklrn
IL Eh.A ~ -" nlcmfrrH. II ttntut that tus CYL.
"rLt : anSs mn Nhsfaht parchment.
HuyHur Ia Arpuint ,hsvc com!nlrslancrs 10
Nj ttcusntfy tn Lrg1tntc Ior the t.an.ft: vi that
portion Of tnc ftAte west OF tn: lhatEaAtocGrt
h1s.r TO Al4bama; also, lt-o,utson ord"firr m
election IN That puzilon OF the stat, vi tlu uacs+
tlHE.
The Alabama Com 11l ,slotc;e LIT: IL, lomc this
pySnt.r,
, 1869-01-27
By MAIL


wAnL,Kk rAxrArATloNs.
SEw YoEK, Jan 9i.-1he Polish correspond
EFT CT yleuca pspez coIfrEs tae news Of the
great tlttary PREPARATIONS made oy haas1a' n IN
military aistr,c,t II Odeess, tsoops hare been Or
Will n pus on war foo.tuz orea. quantities q
Ia thr army oopots, ard purehascs Of nortes Tor
a1tlllery are OF frequent occufrrnee- According
10 the TESTIMONY OF travellers coming Ron Au*-
eia b,acken!the. uheelwr1R hts aud wAGonmaEera
are al employed by government. All the vessels
OF 1he Haltle 1srt arc 10 be ready to rosc with
the the Ice. breaks M.
, 1869-01-27
GGto9e1,:.
31rop0salS.

rD0D1q.Ta Ta-Sn ay.xn pun-
po.ss VII = 5sevl.s !, .Ie o., r =: t;n,r;
ST. nnats si ua n i 'aa 81 s vii II a.y d FeGsa.
sa on sns g d
" ~: ',,. w. a'S'' '',.'.-, srS
ns1ss ot sne
naasa 9Sa H.. k4ss: = s.'Ps I tss
sa; q TT ~
FROM Eof5 LIZ Le4.ea..o:tA z SIM; c!.y s.1 LAD
h1s; Ia Is " 'hs 0'h of
1asr sre% %%ass t. s:sSa ~ ess';
ssnsl iaVsf: "a Fsi' Ssq:se: rns., savr ,1.s
s,rrensGn 1trt14d ts, f!ot ~ Nv mat thaf
s.syfese @ SSst e tls * e
''ff fTom tott :.aast :. Forts suy. E,ee. s4ren-
ess 81 Pn;t s;asa 4 .ae 7n of the aa4el7ae' 'sF
59 ESs: saI 2 p r ies I 4
=; From Fort n.ss 70 Fort, sssv:p.ea. rarere,
ssS6e e.; r; 1si Fl sss ss
g.sson. ~ =. - '.N'sl| 'I... ~. n..,., 49, .,:s
caofs Of any pss &c = bs e.1seaed Il IL
in s Ss sf J; xss ss: ssas
Rsy ts;aei:,f a 20 aoa;n of the A4>sleaheil
Ffe CsaS n .n7 pos, tn.t may ns e,ae
ushtd as the mouth or heMu.c.esten R{ er to Fort
BtaHr.
i vii te .sn erde.7ar Of the Government 10 sh1r
daftrk lie SEASON u.a3f fayora fur g{
tht rives. .ay beiw1:ca June 81 and august .Slst-
Ei1less VIII s..te hovey1- = the .1ta IN
each u:or: ID from &arch 41h 10 0cz5aer 9th lncla-
size, the date OF 1arfng 10 determine the rat. ta
be paid1 Al " hict
earn Ct The star 1F poipta 10 the several poInta a
fst Thr r.Ss Hie - 49, Iii trars,nrt esch
md 81 es esbin pss.see ssx 70 be
enoiins IL. 1T 2, svld15s H.. nsf 5 +, suaoed s. H.
En7e1rr1c1 RI saaous n1eo "ia =" ~ 'Ae
/ I'd. Tho mia mr. .0] pounds 1t which they viii
| 4rersnfr7 .rnrtees ~
hofscs, o,n7ss. ealc am5:laaces, earx. xaEons,
shc rst .mba..5 ndna Is '''4'Ae A1'. 21A'A -
j. .ipssl=r=a:e Tii BE- x1ysa = patt!ss, who oE7
r. xr ns1oi soaI Us ST pFssnce, snd IN 5o
IL ,s X ~ ofsaTe,:a.ent Te :a reskai.
!aS !inca in tho oEca1 9f allure hT sa;sr npd II
nras .erai1et ~ Tia confractc. tor
0,t IL da9erel u ihet d. sinaton Stthin IL
I Hxs. n 0sa'1e3 ~ "Ae4 3"ss-H0@S1 "-sN-1 ~'S
= z.11 n1nasa r.re tho rato .t which tbev will
-, H. ,1 Ass9n Is 10 c.rrr rr-h,
NJ 1rSn;-en tS ~ 1rr..pvrs liz rtrht tn
, 1869-01-27
m1ANfttaH6.

EI. LoCle, Jan. a6.-1n thu Senate, IT ste. 31y,
II Has eia'ed thai norp U1ton military nnnfs
have cffn reaeencd ih4n werc originally !tsEt1,
AID JOINT conntt.co was appointed to inyestI.
Rair the matter.
F'r-clHF Senators and rrqneast1E Representa-
tires lh Cunp1ctt to urs their in[usnce to cf Ct
reteal IT thu Tcrarc.1f- Office act
, 1869-01-27
CRIME.


HfM innK, Jan. :b.-ThYre burglars, with s'n.
!ch property III heir Possession Valued At {1,Asl.
"tte asttettd by Captain Jsurtan. y...scr,!4v.
Uthc,A wssr capture ~ :, a::@aut Wouaasl a.l
hi~ nssiss@ul". AL these past!cs wto are sup
pGted TO Constitute regular hu1Silfous gang,
NtrL committed to await trial.
Dnsirc sa'urtay Eight be.wecu two and three
th1ueaII collars worth of tilks wcre stolen By
hGTvln's rom store tu Chatham street. The
thitvta escaped wltn their pln1uer,
, 1869-01-27

ra::ial cclp.c Of the Nom will occur this
evening, nearly ont-calf Of the Moons disc bclIg
obstu,ed. The following ase the data In Chica2o
mean time:
Grc6:cft obscuru,ton~............. 3:ii p. III.
Ert OF echpst-. .---,...........-..Sn. ooe1 P. n.
At the instant Of opposition In night ascension
tic Moot's right ASCENSION Will be Sh. IAN. lis.
rent semidlametcr deg. lon. a9s.; her latitude
from the ectpttc de::. lG:n. 2s. south. She VII!
occult Ouierpn Caucr'. Of the st1th magnitude
11h. 10 . m, aud emerging at 7im. past mid
night Bo!h phenoncna Will be ytsioe In Chi
Ni.haut telescope; the eccul.a,ion sri:h oae.
, 1869-01-27
EUROPE.


7nE GOVERNOR or nuRuoa aA.eAss1sATBD.
MADRID, Jan. "a.
The Governor Of Durcoa was sssnssinated yes
te1dAy when nbout to tako an inventory Of ht
goods In tho cathedral in that city. Tho excite.
mcnt Ia tntcnsc. Tho people generally ruasair
the gove1nmrnt Many atfe.ts Of suspected
ra,sics hayc tccn, made. - .,sr1
, 1869-01-27

PoCGHKEEr.ly, y. y, Jan. ai.-- rhc sarc Of Il.
X. Ma.r!s, IN xen:zautn. Sullivan County. vas
opensd Ut 8 late huus Oh Suusiay uight. br b7rS.
lsrs. AID roDhed Of $1.kD l.: Hvr I'M ! ten dollar
biI!*. TIE rtocu lnouey bel1aycd to the town
Of Mam2kattEe.
, 1869-01-27
Fl FA1s .

LYNN. Mass.. Jan. MA 1re last night IN Z
lAIrs trtek bite on Monroe street, oe:uptcd By
=. II. Iohnsor. Ntrho*, snphofn i Jnhnsnn. ~
of rcedles, rapioiy crtvnd-d tn a. anoo rnsnn
tAciosY IF Harrison Newhall. r. +. Itlehar!son q
suu. II. II. u lalpoy. Z. II. Annrn + To-, Urn.
+toTe*, with their coutrnte. ~ert cn:trrly ae.
sifoytd. and lie othrFs patt!al1yE Tug stn:1s VI
| ttr latter were Elueh damaged. Iutai tosa
{AA',ttl; frtuT aneJ Uns ascttt.tned.
raoy. Jan, 20 -stsut ms beewtEy WAS burnet
| ILLS nutninR. Loaa, tiU.HO.
MuNAEKx1, jan. a1.-A 9ts tala uusRlnR
, 1869-01-27

NEW OKlKAxa, Jan. .2@.-CorIoS-SIea1ler: Eld-
ding, X9&@TAc. Sales 5GN balesi receipts, 5,eas
SoyErAKr-Gold, 1s;,s. Kxehsnge-sterling,
14a7 commercial. 1ks.also4; New York slight.
discount .
Gsocxs1Zs-sus.s easler common. 1oxaI9Kei :
prime, l3XI4lsc yctlow clarified i&Eal5c. Afofas-
ses easy and unchanged. Eonee asa and ua-
changed. -
nru and unchanged. Oats Urn st 1pc. Dram dull At
$lt0.e,0 1l3.W.
PEor1sioSs-fosk hxs An unwaEti tendency. with
4 AFreculAt1ve movement; eAlcl At &2.oo&l4.5 -. III.
con nm shonttefE, 15Hc: clear sides. 1sA. Lard
scltys uefce. 1etc: keE, 77kG224c-
WNsEKT-Dull aoA unchan8ed-
New UedfoId OIL .uErHets
NEW TxrynRr, Jan. :3.-srcrns and whafc % II
coed request sales Of ~ orls sperm 1t fs@ pei
Fz1fuu.
, 1869-01-27

Ds7Solr. Jan. :G.-FEeilrtck Dn:a, WHO killed
Conrad Radhc. At Trenton. aua VA. con :lc.cd Of
nutGer IN the second dt?rre, wa+ ta-aaY sen.
reGonnrLdcd to ta mcEsy OF the Coutt.
, 1869-01-27
MARRIED.

WILTSHIRE this city. Jan. TIst,
II lie ietdtnce the hEoc's bratheE, ty les /.
nu11cs, stcrhen Wiit:h!lc. Of 1ii*Aukrr, and Mlsa
uttorAh EopHre. OF ChtcaKo.
RI Milwaukee nArcss please copT.
WElGtfT--TCltSEte-ln thls city Jau: 9th. et the
rc1ittncr Of tho brides uncle. 1uhn Turner En-.
10 Mehls sn:.s y lio[ 5oh:, f.r.J: ~. tbs Tsns,
T.. r.. q! Hi;Sl' liz n'mon!, III. ko casds. ''
wRlanr-HEAn-ht Kcnosha. w1., A. tho sest;
dcnce OF the. btidt'a fAshcs, Anns " "nsh1. q
Turl MaJus, lud., aa4 DIT f., daughter Of o. D.
EcnG. E.u. Fucns1s.
, 1869-01-27

rsAckAnLE PROFESSIONS or TAE scDt1xE rorrE.
CoAeTAN1tSorLE, Jan. -.
The Suh!imc Forte IN a circular denies the re.
pose that have hcer 1scIstvcly cl:c11atcd that
utkey IL heavily armtIg. The Sultan confident.
ly e1rrcts peace q: tho result Of the5 Paris Coz
ference.
, 1869-01-27

"V ssHCRfHE WILEY REI1f3EN.
CoLrHHrs. o.. Jan. a3.-The s;ccxhoder, OF
The HocktE Valley hai;ro'd met today and
.!ected lie f"o@lEg RoaT,l Of Directors: Peter
ua3dtA- W. B. hayden, b. E. SEilh, w. Den,-
son, ": Q. Dcsh.er, 7. Comsto.k Isaac Bsl,y.
y. u. HosIs, ". T. Green. p. Falnaa5Ee, ". a.
Neil. c T. l.. Bu'lcs, c. Il. R!ppey. The bo1r1
cts officers tonight.
, 1869-01-27

0xAHA. Jan. ga letter from G.anHoo5, !,
Iowa, reports the BANGING ny citizens Ut i mrrl
who hac beaten bis vile and bru:a!ly t.ca:cd HIS
eh!d, 1ts1lung IN ita ccAth.
, 1869-01-27

OKAHA. Jan. 2f.-A seA0tulInn has been Into.
ducrd Ia The Legislature MD rrtrrrch tn TIM
pfot or ecntna!tCu stkILR EcLetDl tir.tt III Fisu
(icLrta! JLu. NJ. TkayTE arAt In III. CA,lnc:,
, 1869-01-27

ATLANTA. Jan. :0.-A Ietun'!on WA intro
dEteu ~ the uauso nieEaus!alrng Congress 10
Temnsc ,l4c disabilities imposed on th: state b.
its fourteenth EmrndueLt. The resolution vas
Indefinitely uOstluncA,
, 1869-01-27
CLOVERINE


C1cana All articles Of clohsnE. &C.. - qnicsH M hn
t!iT ERtSEh has Tie ctlic htful odpf It's uana ind1.
cafeK. For lAla p1 al cE1x EtSta.
, 1869-01-27
Dctauitl1G g Church hxT6heCfox-Rcvcnu
Officers Resulted.

CgScrySA1l. 1as. a!.-Thc Tra7surerof a G cr-
lnsn irott 3 AM cautca ia this etty ssscond cd
lhree weeks ago. il delsul:ct 10 tas church tn
Ss,31H. 49,
RcvcHur detective Wa1sers attempted 20 selz. u
d.atll:ery laat night. Fifteen shots w:rc fred at
i: hn' aud his cs;m7aEfou By tue proprtetors,
The bulcts ric'ccd his clothing. So iusiher n4 :.
iuly.
, 1869-01-27
WISCONSIN,
o'nan1AF Case Of CAtalrpay-A Young
ss!rl L'ah Ia an Apparent Trance for
Nineteen Days.

Special Despatch 10 The ChIcago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. ~.
There j. singular case Of trance reported nj
burlington. III this slair. The caso II that Of
Jouug girl. fourteen years OF agc, nAmrd Nina
ltaachc. 6hc told hcs parents Rhn Was np,nr to
saecp, and fist they mnst not hurry Acr A. she
should not be asaa @ THIN shn aWatcn.1ytd!ed,
hui since that t!tne 1of ntnrscrn Aays she has
iracs Of lthr ran h. discovered shout hrr, only
That thrscItn nj sign u deeay. unly sinking
carc from 90 lnnE In ahEtlrtneu ftum tuoA. Ihc
caac n attracting great A.tention,
, 1869-01-27

HIeEch of Pfc1.1fac EoAe.
PEoy1naScE, Jan. ef,-A factory girl named
Slaler!y. uklalLed <3.H0 araT,lst u. Fan11ng, to-
dEy, IT : breach OF psoMisr ca=e.
, 1869-01-27

This Recent PaFaxunYan Defeat.
rAA1s, Jan. 1B.-Latef lilo jhnriro h1Flcee
state that tho jarsEuAfan hEmT MAS l5tAilJ de-
fcAtcd In tho batitp Of f1iclta.
, 1869-01-27
Municipal Eleetivs4 at Wheeling.

WHEELING. ". Va, Jan. 9G.-At the mur.cinal
election ycstrday. the entire ct1zan reIosn ticset
WIS elected By natdsunls 1nSJosit,rs. Kepuh!i-
cGts ard D. moerats united Ia voting for thu bust
men Without ftfpetl to pollttc5.
, 1869-01-27

TIE LONDON Tixxs on A48nIcAN rtNANcEs.
LONDON, Jan. 70.
Thu Trina snys Tint It the Ideas Of McculIoch,
VT and WaruburEn. on hnaacl1l afla.Es. are
accented. Uuttcd StAIca boult Will be on 4 loot
itg with ihnHp nf Massachn' 'ctte.
1rantrlx ACCIDENT ON EoAnD AN OCEAN STEAM
SUR.
LYNDON, Jan. 2J.
The steamship rer:erc, wlleh sailed on tho
18th for New York, returned IL n.cst today III i
damaged condition, having had sir rrfsons
k.!led on board and sev,ral !r1utcd. NO par
tseulars. Sir. Green, Of Louisville, eon OF Hon.
n Greer. Il passenger, Il safe, THIS agent IN
New yu.k thinks tho accident occurred ia The
engine room, and that the catualtict arc amorg
the crew.
, 1869-01-27
#agnntr Not(seR.


rIA50NIC.
reEninr Communication Of r.E:rEEIh LNruE
No al a. r. ~ III. iht6 nius At half rAlt saIen
O'Clock.
C,u. FELTON,, Secretary.
, 1869-01-27
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TATES-1n this rltr. jan. 2tth. It .r*fttt teFes,
IIlrnns j.. Bun Of fEApta!n James " ! Ate''
TtnSEIsAt Mlnnearc. h1n On ~ 1s ;9sn !, ,ns
uilWhup-At Fond tu Lac, M!A. m TIC rnorn!ng
If tsnus.y stf OF cancer. May r Howard. aksd y
years. wife al H. y. f!oNafa. AoF1aek teetaoat u
1.rn nh n this state.
, 1869-01-27

TnE! TX. Jan. ri --John. Stockton wn. r,rets
tEit*d staten UctAtar to.aay.
, 1869-01-27

This interest Of Mt. Oliver Ladnt. IN tha tanning
bnttuete carried on by Us In the city OF Chicsko
ccas<t trosn this date, hr nu:ual consent.
t,11ea no. ian. ii, 1861. CRA0TT b Gu.
, 1869-01-27
Cas-.

~IAoA ~kNH3 NNAAo
woId's Patent Gus Gsprr a,orH eult.'1a for 4ll
purposes whefe cheap nnd rond lt:ht y destrAbe.
Cests cents per week per hnsntT Can b. ut*a 10
torsa halls ~ tll!nss shHps. sif r. sfa r.
State and county. address Il. c. Dk"lTTs LII
StAte.et., Chicago, Illinois.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-07

CORTLAND
Tuesday Morning, December 7, 1869.
Railroad Projects.


The "Down East" people are really getting
up steam on the subject of railroad between
Bangor and Calais. We notice that Boston
gentleman, who has no doubt mortified the
| flesh in that dreadful stage that now carries
passengers and freight between the two Cit
les, says that this is the only sensible railroad
talk ever heard in Maine. He who has rode
that fearful hundred miles, in cold winter
night, hardly needs to read Dante's Inferno
to know what sufit ring is-especially if there
side.
We have no doubt that the Bangor and
Calais road would pay. Such enterprisng
and thriving places as Ellsworth, Cherryfield,
Machias, Pembroke and others, would double
| their population and business, under the
stimulus of railroad. They are now so diff
| cult of access, especially in winter, that one
would much prefer to start off on journey
| to TiMbuctoo or in search of DR.. Livingstone,
| than to 60 to Machias.
The project of railroad from Lewiston to
Rumiord Falls, via Dixfeld, Canton, Turner
| and Livermore, is meeting with some oppo-
sition. The Androscoggin Herald, especially,
demurs and puts in word for the Buckfield
Branch, now known as the Oxford Central
road, and replies to the Lewiston Journal as
| follows: -l.0
The Journal is very careful never to men
ton that there is such thing as railroad
nearly completed to Canton, and contracted
to be completed by the first OF January, 1870,
over which there will be direct communica-
ton between Canton and Portland, and that,
| too, by much shorter route than by way of
Lewiston. Then what towns are to be so
greatly benefited by railroad from Rumford
| Falls to Lewiston? But Auburn and Lewis
| ton might perhaps be benefited by such a
road, and SO they would have been had the
Grand Trunk swung round and stopped at
Lewiston instead of going to Portland, but it
| didn't. .t.H
| The ocean never washed the shores of
| Lewiston, and never will, and it is equally
plain that the grand point to be gained by
| the towns of western Maine is, as far as rail-
| roads are concerned, to establish the most di-
| rect lines for Portland, the ocean, the South
and West. Hence the desired railroad for
the towns from Canton to Rumford Falls is
already established; and it is to be hoped that
our Legislature, if called upon to act on the
matter of road from Lewiston to Rumford
Falls, will consider it in its true light; that it
is to benefit Livermore, and Turner, and
towns adjoining, only, while Canton and
the towns above could in no possible way
reap any advantage from such a road.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-07

NIsI PRTUs PIEs.-"Pass one of these Nisi
Prius pies" said learned ex-judge, to a
young gentleman just admitted to the bar.
while dining at a country hotel in York coun-
ty. "Why do you call them Nisi Prius pies?''
was the inquiry. Because replied the
judge, "my experience leads me to expect that
unless before the next term of court we dispose
of the lot now on hand, we shall get no new
ones How ard it is for you to understand.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-07
"THAT MAN."-The Oxford Register has the
following thrilling tale:

We learn by private letters that all Bangor
is wild with excitement. 1t pervades all classes
and the principal topic OF conversation in par
lor and basement, store and shop, in fact, every
where in the lumber city Is "That Man"
Women dare not venture out after dusk with
out male attendant or in squads of three or
four. The army overcoat with cape is rapid
ly going out of style as men do not wear IL for
fear of arrest, as it is the dress of "That Man"
1t seems that man has recently infested the
streets who exposes his person to women and
girls and taps at the windows of houses He
has defed all attempts of the police to arrest
him and the feetest runners in many fair
chases have failed to capture him. He seems
omnipresent, appearing at the extremes of the
city and on both sides of the river ON the same
evening. The Irish servant girls believe him
to be something supernatural, and they all de-
clare that he vanishes out of sight; one said
that he flew up in the air like crow, and
colored boy who pursued him stated that he
sank into the ground. The most extravagant
stories are told of him. There has been moth
ing like it since the man with the wheelbarrow
travelled the Portland & Kennebec Railroad.
We anxiously await further development. b.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-07
Death to Pin-Wt rms

Eminent physicians say that more sickness AMONG
children results from fin-Worms than from apy
other cause. safe and effectual remedy ior these
troublesome and often dangerous pests is found in
DIR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP. Cure for
adults and children warranted without injury to
health. Price rs cents. GEO. c. GOODWIN g. Co..
aoston, and all druggists. w6m4O