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A Case Of Innammntisn Of Kidneys, sok
Gravel.
IFrom Morgan. Feazel Co., Glasgow, Missouri !
February 5, 1858.
Hr. II. Z HILABoLD:
DEAE s1E About two years ago vas troubled
with 10th Inflammation OF the Kidneys, and gravel,
when 1 reSoSted to several remedies without de-
Iivlpg any benent W whatever; and. seeing your Bx-
tract buchu advertised, procured . few bottles
and used them Tbs result Was q complete cure In
short time. regard your Extract Buchu q de-
eSoedly the best remedy extant for any and all dis
eases OF the Kidneys, and sm quite confident that
u will do Gil you claim for il. You may publish
Your. respectfully, EBwIN N. FEAZEL
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TEE CENTRE MARKET QUEsTIoN.-Mayor
Bowen has writ;ea letter to Hon. g. E. Ing-r-
soil, Chairman Of the House Committce on the
District Of Columbia, in relation 10 efforts be-
ing made to secure the passage of a ball 10 re-
move the Centre Market from its present loca-
uon, IN which he states that the people of the
city are almost unanimous IN their desire 10
retain the market in its present location, and
in the name OF the citizens he protss 5 a raips,
The passage of the bill
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THE SENATE CoMMITrRs il prepared to re-
port In ia or Of the conf rmation Of NJ. Pleas.
ants for Governor and Mr.. Sade for Secretary
Of the Territory Of Wyoming, but is not in.
clined favoIably to the oSher nominees for that
Territory. Fhe two former will be confirmed,
doubtless.
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when DECISIONS snail nave been made Dy the
commissioners ana the arbiter in every case
which shall have been laid before them, the
total amount awarded In all the cases decided
IN favor Of the citizens OF the one party shall
be deducted from the total amount AWARDED 70
the citizens Of the other party, and the balance,
% the amount Of three hundred thous r9d dol.
lars shall BE- paid 1t the city OF Mexico or at
the city of WasAingtoa. in gold or its equiva-
lent, within twelve months from the close OF
the commits sion, to the governmeat IN favor Of
whose citizens the greater amount may have
been awarded, without interest or any other
deduction than that specified IN Article VI Of
this convention. The residue Of the said bal
ance shall Is paid In annual ins ailments 10 an
amount not exec sding three hundred thoas and
oolisrs- IN gold or its equivalent, In any oae
year until the w hole shall have been paid.
ARTICLE v.
Ine hisn contracting parties agree 70 con-
slider the result Of the prOceedih gs OF this com.
mission as full. perfect, and haal settlement
OF every claim upon either government aris.
ing out OF any transaction Of q date prior TO the
exchange OF ftneratsficatious Of the preseat con-
ventioD, and fprtoer esgaes that every such
claim, whether u not tas same may have beea
pre- s<pted 20 the notice of, made. preferred, or
laid before the sad commission, shsll, from
end after the conclusion Of the proceed,ng. OF
the said commission, be considered and treated
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Hon. ID. ID. PRATT, u. s. Senior elect from
Indiana, 10 in town. In view OF his physiqa-,
the new President OF the Sc la.e will prooall-
make him Chairman of the Committee on
Weights ami MeasnrS,
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GENERAL SHEeNAN.-L'eutenant General
morning with his family en- rouie for Washing
ton. The General Is expected to arrive here at
noon on Friday next with his eldest daughter
but his family will stop IN Ohio until after the
Inauguration Of General Grant. The residence
Of General Grant on i street, which has been
purchased for Gen. Sherman, with furniture,
will be thoroughly overhauled, repaired, DC.
before it is occupied by General s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-02
Iofesf Washington News.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-William \. Pile,
of Missouri, has been appointed Governor
of New Mexico. This disposes of the Con-
fcderatc Colonel Crow, of Alabama, who
was appointed and confirmed, but after
wards found to be disqualified.
The revenue receipts yesterday were
nearly 81, 900, 10000, derived chiefly from the
income tax receipts.
The revenue receipts to-day were $I44 200.
Secretary Boric has returned from Phila-
delphia.
The steamer Tallahassee takes President
Grant to the naval ball at Annapolis Thurs
day.
The President has appointed r. II. Curry
Register of the Land Office at New Orleans.
The debt statement for the last month is
ready. The decrease does not reach S1O,-
OOO. 600, but shows heavy coin and currency
balances.
Bassctt, colored United States Minister to
Hayti, is reported rs saying "the PrcSl-
dent was very emphatic and ut the same
time very cautious in expressing himself
about the policy Of annexation. He said
his own views were In favor OF such Il
policy, but that he thought in all cases the
people of country to be annexed should
first show themselves anxious for union
with Us, and that then it would be a subject
for the consideration of our Government
The State Department is still without adj
vices regarding Minister Mcmahon, in Para
quay.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY Is, 1900.

This favorite and celebrated SUMMER kE-
SORT Is now In complete order for the reception
Of guests. .
Some important improvements have been added
to the buildings Esincc the establishment passed
into the hands of the present proprietor. and II Is
his purpose to keep 1t In style not surpassed any
where In Virginia.
The remarkable medicinal and curative power OF
the water Is well known to the medical profession
and to the springs'-going public As.an Ate
RATIVE. 4 DIFFUSIVE STlMULANT AND
TONIC, there Is no known mineral wafer eqnhi I'd
It. In all anPmic conditions of the system and
petite, and general nervous prostrat9n, lts powers
and virtue AZ Il RESTORATIVE may be safely pro-
nounccd to be without Il known rival amongst inc
mineral waters OF the world.
They are especially indicated In the whole class
of ailments peculiar to the female constitution.
The proprietor will have provided Tor the lawns
and ballroom hrst-class band OF music, ana III
general all the sources OF amusement ana recrea,
ton usually found ut our best summer resorts VIII
be- ut the command Of the guests ut "ROCh-
BRIDGE ALUM
The place is within eleven to thirteen hours Of
Richmond. Washington, Baltimore. &C., by rail
all in daylight. Passengers leave the cars OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad mt Goshen depot,
and new and elegant stage-coaches. passing ra-
pidly over smooth and level road or only eight
miles, set down the visitors at the Springs 10 tea
Mr.. $. a. PORTER aud Captain W. II. SALE VIII
he associated with the management OF The springs,
aud viii be glad 10 see their friends.
JAMES a. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
THE R0CKBRIDGE WATER,
put up In glass, containing all the medlcinal
Qualities rs when drank ut Its fountain head, IL
kept for sale at the wcll-known houses Of Messrs.
PURCELL. LADD & Co., Druggists, ticbmond,
Va. NJ A. 4 c. A. SANTOS. Druggists, Nor
folk, Va. j: and WOODRUFF Co., Lynchburg,
Va, who will furnish pamphlets containing ies-
cut Of many of the wonderful cures erected ny
these waters. my iz-tSSi
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Decorating Soldiers ssravcs-A Let.
ter from Mr. Chase.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. MAY 90, 1869.
Dear Sir,-four note inviting me To at.
tend tho ceremony of decorating ut MAG.
noiia Cemetery tho graves of the brave mon
who fell in defence of the Union during tho
recent civil war only reached mc this morn
inc.
I am very sorry that cannot DC with Won
on shiS most interesting occasion but Il is
now too late to make the necessary arrange
mcutS.
The nation cannot too tcndcrly cherish
tho memory Of her dead heroes. or too
watChlUlly guard the wcil-hcing of those
who survive. And may We not indulge the
hope that ere long VIC who adhered 10 tbc
national cause will hc prompt also To ioin in
concentrating the hCroiSm Of our coun-
irymcn who fell on the other side. and that
those who now specially mourn their loss,
conscntiNg 10 The arhitramcnt of arms? and
rc>umin% all their old love for their country
and our country. one and iMdiviSihle. will
ioin with Us in like COMMUNICATION Of the
fallen brave OF The army Of the Union:
The dead arc not dead. They have only
gone before, and now see eve to eve. WHY
luly not VIC all borrow from their sacred
graves oblivion Of past differences. and
hcnceforth unite in noble and generous en-
Gcayor 10 assure the honor and welfare of
our whole country, of all her States. and of
Ill her citizens:
Very respectfully, yours.
=. L. CHASE
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NEW YORK, June I.-Noon.-Stocks fcverish.
Money steady at SCI per cent sTng iS
80: new, SD. Virginia ss, ex-coupons, IS new,
az. Tennessee s's, cx-conpons, ssl; new, SO.
Flour firm for shipping, but dul! and heavy ! for
Corn quiet and steady. Pork firm new, $3l.5e@
S3l.62. Lard dull steam, ladlatc. Cotton frmer
at sIa F4sshi s ss Resin very quiet
at :ele Flour dull and and ;@lSc lower: s;rpcrGne,
e SctSr ia and esa psny
hrmcr: mess, *al;s omsa.7S. Lard steady k.t-
tIe lst&ls,c. Whisky duh and nominal at 81.
vado, l2lM133c. Coffee quiet and steady. Mo-
lasScs quiet. Turpcntinc, t5sc. Rosin, s@.sc@Iss.
treishts Gnist cotton, per s'eam' SC. Tallow
Governments dull and steady. 5-2o's, 60, 1929.
Southern securities firm. Virginia as, Ssi. North
Carolina 6's, soh new, 5'!. Tennessee G's, @
new, 6!s. Money active at sharp per cent. Sicr-
ling quiet. Gold closed strong at 1928. Stocks un-
settled
BALTIMORE, June l.-Cotton very firm. Flour
dull and weak. Wheat dull and nominal. Corn
white ssc. Oats dull ut 656l7Sc. Provisions UNI
changed. whiskcy dull at sI.oa,.
Virginia SIS, old, inscribed, l9i bid, 49i asked
1905, So bid.
CINCINNATI, June l.--Whlskey unsettled. and
ssi b IN not not "crcG freely. Bacon dull and hclt
firmly shoulders, 13ic.: clear sides, l7ml7bc.
WILMINGTON, \. c., June l.-Spiris turpcn
tine, l:ic. Resin lniet ut tl.75eisi.371 Crud,
turpentlnc steady. Tar steady.
NEW ORLEANS, June Lotion active and adj
vanccd tc. middlings, :StM?sic. sales, $40 bales
receipts, 367 bales. Gold, 1881. New York sight
parMt premium. Sugar dull; common, 9iMlolc.
prime, l3s@13lc. Molasscs-Reboilcd 55et65c.
LOUISVILLE, juno l.-Provisions quiet Mess
pork, $3.50; shoulders l5ic.; clear sides, Etc
l.ard-tierces, l'3c.; kegs, 2oc. Raw whiskc!
dropping ut Csc.
ST. LOUIS, June l.-Wh!skey dull at a4c. Pro.
visions very firm Mess pork, $3.50; shoulders
l3.c. clear sides, i7@Il7tc. Lard held ut Isle.
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sTruMER REsORTS.

GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY. VIVA This popular and we'll
known WATERING-PLACEis now La thorough
repair and open for the reception OIL yisit0s. LIE
medicinal qualities of the SALT SULPHUR and
IODINE STRINGS have been so long ana favof-
ably known to the public that VIC simply refer 70
their analysis by DIR. Mutter, Of Phiiadeipbia ana
Professor Rogers as contained In pamphlets iur-
nshed by the proprictors application. We have
the pleasure Of announcing DIR }. EDGAR CHAN.
CELLOR- an eminent practitioner OF medicine, ana
Professor of the University Of Virginia. resident
physician. FINE BAND OF MUSIC Is In at
tendance. All amuscmcnts Of frst-class water
Ing-place. HOT and WARM SULPHUR BATHS.
These Springs are accessible by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, terminus at White Sulphur,
leaving only twenty-five miles OF staging by the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad ria Mount White,
passing by the celebrated Salt Pond. Daily line OF
visit the White Sulphur, more especially those
from the West and South, will lind the route, wish
magnificent mountain scenery, by montgomery
White and Salt Sulphur, much more economical,
and less fatigung and pcrpexing, than ny ran rin
Iynrhburg Charlottesville and Stannton, with
continual changes OF cars and re-checkinS Dag
gage. e.,,sc,
This spot combining the advantages Of heaithfui
climate. free from the fogs and dampness OF otier
mountain retreats, excellent fare, and valuable
medicinal waters. will he peculiarly suitaDic 10
parties DESTROYS of spending the whole season, ore
few months, away from the prostrating heats OF
cities or the lower country. A reasonable reduc-
tlon of rates will be made In such cases.
CHARGES AS FOLLOWS: Per day, -; per week,
Sl7. so per month, $50. Children under ten years
and coIorcd servants, half price. White servants,
according to accommodations furnished.
my 2s-cod2ot* c. 5. PEITON BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-02

HUMANE AND JUST.-Thc Rev. Mr..
rockingham delivered discourse in New
York on the day of the decoration of the
graves Of the Union dead, which concluded
a follows:
| mean all who died in the war were
equally victims. The Southcrncr and the
uorthcrncr-tho>c who fell with lis and
those who fell against uS-all were victims
laid OH the same altar. | would wish that
we do all this Is one nation. Let as stree
these H0lrcrS not on northern 9rdrcs atone.
lnt on southern grGreS also. They were
equally brave. they were all equally faithful
I" their ideal: their ralor was common,
their feeling WAS common, their endeavor
WAS common. and the same devotion TO
their cause was common 80 each and each
side was devoted To lis idcal-onc side no
less entirely than The other. Northcrncr
and Southcrner each cherished his pur-
poses, each had hope, each was full of con-
tidcncc Of the ability of his God; each
opened his Bible each made his PRAYERS to
tho same Deity who directed the battle ::
They were common victims, laid on Il common
altar, III common cause. Oh, we ought by
this time TO be able to do Justice to the pur-
poses rs we'll rs 10 the spirit of our foes
They bore more than we did: they sacr-
feed more than we did. Their homes were
burned over their heads by fiery shells, ours
were left untouched. They @rc obliged to
bow their heads as conquered, we are pri-
Niicgcd to raise ours rs conqueror>. /
wonl& drop tear on one Of hcir grdrcS
rs guChiy as or. one Of our O1rn ; and
| am willing 60 affirm that the guilt was not
their alone. We were all sinners together.
These men filled their place, not
shrinking. not >wcrNin". They only knew
that they were under orders. and in their
place. Whoever they We're. let us rcmem-
her that they did their duty; they We're
good soldiers. 1t was great word sweet,
lovely, it is to die for ones country. 4
greater word is this swcctcr lovclicr, is it
so 10 live that ones country shall be sweet
4 l,y,l,-
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4 Man Kills Himself That Ills Chill
drcn may Derive the Benefit Of HI
SurRnce on His Life.
.hicnrn Trihnnc- NIny 2G.

From the Chicago Tribune, May &c.
4 suicide under rather peculiar circun-
stances, and one Of the incentives TO which
WAS obviously desire TO bcstow on rcla-
flNCS Il large sum of money TO hr obtained
on lite insurance. was committed i'll this
city either on Monday night or Yesterday.
The particulars IRE as follows: Several
weeks since 4 middlc-agCd man named +.
Stephenson, with two little children. arrived
IN this city. evidently from Canada. and took
lodgings at Il boartlmg-houSc kept hv lady
named Mrs. Eliza Clark, located at No. l3I
Adams street. He stated that he was an
engineer, and in day or two made Il trip
on one Of our lake steamers. During his
absence the children were well provided
with money 10y him and such comforts rs
they could reasonably desire. On Saturday
night he returned. and stated that he had
concluded to send his children back TO
Canada. On Monday evening he took the
little ones and placed them on board of Il
Canada propeller. Hcrcturmcd to the house
about o'clock, and Immediately sought his
room.
When he did not make his appearance AT
breakfast u servant was sent to call him,
hut She found The door closed, and nothing
more was done about the matter until noon,
when Il carrier brought letter 10 him. The
prOprictrc>> Of the place and the carrier
both visited his room, and finding 1t locked,
with the key on the inside, the door was
forced open. ON entering the room II
chastity Sieht met their gaze. On the bed,
lndrcSScd 10 his Undertaking, lay the body
OF Stephenson, with his throat cut from ear
To car with razor. The suicide had been
very particular rs to details in committing
the act, and placed his pantaloonS under
his pillow. carefully adjusted his other
clothing on Il chair, and otherwise conform
ed with the strictcSt rule Of safety and pro-
prcty. Before he undertook the bloody
deed he had carefully tucked the bcdclothes
about his person. The following letter, adj
dressed to Il brother Of the landlady. was
found on the dressing stand by the bedside.
70 Judge from its contents, the "almiShty
dollar" was one Of the incentives TO the
net:
"CnICAGO, May "A, 1863.
Dear Sir,-Will you be kind enough to
mt some sort of coffin about me and lay
me in 4 crave somewhere? Send copy OF
the verdict of the coroner or certified
copy of nv death TO X. i. stephenson,
Perth, county Of Lanark, Ontario, Doml-
Mon of Canada. yiU Baltimore and ONO
railroad. lie will pay all expenses which
Won NAV incur. The certificate OF my death
j. necessary, as my life is insured for large
sum OF money. The vessel which TOOK my
two little girls away tonight snapped Tie
last link which bound Inc TO this World.
changed my mind and determined 10 90 OH
= different tourney TO that which / first con
tcmpIatcd. Excuse the trouble must give
YOU, and believe me truly yours,
+. STEPHENSON.
"P. S.-Plcasc keep all quiet as you can.
Ifyou send the documents mentioned above,
YOU NAV rest assured that you will be amply
az. s."
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The cost Of an English lady of the period
rs She appears at Il ball or Il theatre is said
TO he about 900. TO this must be added
from fifty to Scvcnty-fivc cents rs the total
value of the lady hcr>cll-total, So, O00.1j.
Brcvct Captain w. A. Courier, United
States army. is ordered to report at once TO
the Commander of the First Military Dis
lrict (Nir"inia) for duty in connection with
the revision Of the registration and election
in that state.
A dry-goods dealer IN WabaShaw, WiScon-
sin, disappeared last week. He kept up ap-
pcaranccs and deceived his creditors by
having over four hundred pounds of wrap
pin" paper done up i'll remnants of calico,
muslin, cloth, cashmere, dc. People thought
he had large stock, when he had scarcely
anything of value Oh the shelves.
During Il thunder-shOwcr at Providence,
X. l., on Wednesday evening, Il house in
Washington village, belonging to Mr..
Franklin, was struck by lightning, a. was
also the house OF his sister "a Mrs. llatha-
way, living at Scarlc'S corner, Il number OF
miles distant. Mrs. Hathaway suffered con-
siderable injury from the shock, but her
brother escaped unframed.
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Is BATu COUNTY, VA.

This attractive SUMMER RESORT, situated ten
miles from Millhoro' depot, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. on the main stagcroad leading TO the
Warm Hot, and Healing Springs, viii be open for
the reception OF LIMITED number or boarders
on JUNE iSt, 1899.
The value Of these waters stands unriyalled In
the list Of mineral springs OF the United states.
The proprietor takes pleasure In announcing to
the public that the neat buildings 1T BATH ALUM
have been thoroughly rented aud furnished In
style that cannot ll To render the place attractive
and comfortable both 10 the invalid and pleasure
seeker.
Those wishing 10 secure n choice OF cottages or
rooms would do well to apply early, as we are now
making our arrangements for the season.
For further particulars, address me nj this place.
JOSEPH BAXTER,
ap 7-W&S3m Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-02

IMPORTANT DEC1sIoN.-Thc circuit court
adjourned OH Tuesday, after having dis
posed of ut least one very important q'leS-
tion-viz., the release OF cndorscrs on Ger
tain notes due the Farmers Bank OF VIZ
~nia. The point involved was that copy
Of protest had not been regularly served ON
the parties. The bank, it will be rcmcm-
hcrcd. removed from here, with its effects.
in 1862, Just before tho occupancy OF rrcdc-
ricksburg 10y the Federal troops. The en-
dorSrrS on certain notes put in the plea OF
non->crvicc of protest, and The jury to whom
the matter was referred sustained the plea,
and the parties TO some twenty or more ne
gotiablcS were released, lcavin" the bank, IL
IN only redress, the Solycncy of the drawer.
The cndorscrs had counsel, the bank none.
Fredericksburg Ucrdld.
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Grcnt Brituin---Grain Admitted Free.

LIVERPOOL, June 1.-The duty on import
ed brcadstuffs of Is. per quarter on grain
and 41sd. per quarter on flour, is abolished
Hereafter foreign grains and flour may enter
British ports free Of duty.
Nearly all the journals to-day have arti.
cles OH the addresses at the reception oil
Minister Motley at Liverpool. The Times,
after contrasting Senator Summers speech
with Mr.. Motley's language, hopes that the
peaceful tendency of the latter is not to be
attributed to appearances, but real practl-
cal indication of The intention OF his CO.
yernment of setting aside all controversies
with Great Britain. The Times oilers Mr..
Motley a hearty welcome, and feels assured
that 10th the Government and people OF
the nation will reciprocate his friendly ex-
nreSsiOns.
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You will remember 4 certain Mr.. NJ. D.
Conway, of Richmond, who came to this
country during the rebellion, and proposed
Il settlement of the whole difficulty to Ma
son, the Confederate representative here,
for which he was incontincntly snubbed by
that gentleman. For some time past he has
been conducting quasi religious service
every Sunday at IN obscure chapel in Fins
bury. The character of these services is
thus described in an influential paper:
"Thc creed which the lecturer and his
followers profess is a pure Theistic Unta-
riani>m-thcy believe, that is, in one God ;
but on points of theological doctrine have
no more affinity with Christianity than with
Buddhism. SO much of Deity is kept as
saves them from the rcproach of Atheism,
and hardly whit more. TO this ] may add
that the hymns used are chiefly selections
from shelley, Carlyle, and other intidcl
writcrS.'
"And this" adds the Globe, is what an
American gentleman comes to teach u.s.
London letter.
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a'oIorc,l University i'm Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, June 1.-The corner
stone of the Atlanta University, M inStitu
ton on the plan of the Obcrlin and Howard
Universities, was laid to-day. General
Terry and staff, Governor Bullock, Judges
Erskinc and Mccoy, and many other proml-
nent persons, were present. Governor
Bullock, Judge Mccoy, and John NJ.
Langston (colorcd), spoke. The University
is being built under the auspices OF the
Frccdmcn's Bureau and the educational
aid societies.
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TROUBLE BETWEEN BRIGHAM AND THE
UNION Pacific FoLKs.-l hear rltmorS OF
approaching trouble between IreSloen!
Young and the Mormon contractors ana
the Union road. The directors are East
safe out Of the reach OF arrest, but the ro!u
NAV be- seized hv the persons who built 1t.
President Younig's patience is nearly eX-
haustcd, and the admitted debt to HIM Is
$500 900. and the unsettled accounts arc
100000 more. Jennings, vicc-prcsldent OF
the Utah Central, says it is probable that
all their rails and other material VIII come
l,v way of the Isthmus and San Francisco.
The Unions policy of fighting everybody
will probably lead them TO threaten the
Morlnons with the abandonment OF Ogdcn
station for freight, so as to leave the Ctah
Central terminus without any connection
nearer than Descret, eight miles on one Slae'
Salt Lake Correspondence Of San France SEQ
Bu{ictiu