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, 1869-09-18

~
Phantom 1.HptohLun--I'isc Woman
Suffrage Advocates stlu their Asi-
natfcrs.
pntf1eulars Of thu Phantom explosion wcre IT,.
tristd f16nI thr ni!lrtts If tlir William Willie unl
Iththn: 1ht "a riht!sT tArHEr,t RI1nu+s EuIHt4I4-
utt'y aEler the rnKnerr IIatI unswrrci tho tpI tn
wnrk s!aw osef the 1AF. ahtl hal nrrnc41 the Tire
'lnors. Thr ti!t If The hull ~as h!uwn It'll thirty
Icrt All fhc upper works wefo rufsi-
rlrie'y h!own away, rxrrrt the lalr.' ra''n.
rs'1ucRt,. 1hr kilic'! nrc: t1rn. SHfosr,El. heni
clerk, 1T Esnn%,t!lr; .1nA n kin+nr, tnlri cuux,
q EsnntsIl1r: VIM. titnnln:nr, tArkcpprr, u
Esnnrsr; Wade Hickman. eolnr'.s cah'sl ,sor. Of
Esnhhsitr. Nnunllsr1: j. H. Hart, pn4scnHrr. Ut
Ohio, nn%c rCt In twn md fncc hFt,ls,~l: Captain
y; ": nrntry .c6Er' n' Essnssc: .saly
vile, slightly .callr,t ". II. s'"cIr, Atr ras,
Of cincinnati. leu hm'ly fractured; "u,. Harry,
'Ihonah Conner, drck hhnr,. ot Evansville. anklr
h'ut; Vim. nartlrtt Ut Eyan.r l'r. knee jont dis
l"rntr; Thotnas hrl15, ''tsA halll. of Evansville,
fnrr Eeal'c''. Tue following solorst 'rrA Ilntsis
*ttr Nnlnte.l Rnt arnlI,ri; NEl. Ani1rF +s,n,
Iitis linMEnni. leo. Churchill nE'i thnsrt jones.
The iasi!e. IT tue rrrk anil rooE were r!ner,i In
nr1nfI. cnI1in'. on,i vent TO Evansville on thu
rtranrE t'tup1re. Nicholson WI. un!yrsfa!ly tx-
losed, ami :" ~ to have been married to lady If
CAlru ir1t wtItcr.
Thr Humboldt banquet Ra abandoned at I4oui-
vie. n.y., ani The proceeds devoted to pnhlLc
!IfTAfy.
CtAtlSsArl, sept. I1.-Mi1s LurT stone, Mr..
I1Eern1ore anu Miss hnihon5 held reception ut
The fufnet iieuee THIS morning, which Was IT,
A xuusnHtA To-day ittptioe! the rsto! found IT,
ipR near ktenix, who was found dead on Tuesday
ma1nin2. aud was supposed TO hare been tuu--
.'trrd, a. one he sold to krcutz on FRIDAY last
Thus 8 regarded as proof tha, his death waa b5
*EtciGr,
, 1869-09-18

CosHiIloSs OF TIE srlTAS II TIE r1CERny.
cuh>TA>1tAurlf, Sept. la
! ht t'Fanh FlZltr has despatched a second on.
t'ai Letter. IN the nanle Of the Sulta to the Vice.
TOY Of Ee.rt, in which hn expresses satisfaction
NJ The receipt @! the assurances of ndeilty the
iatt OF Hts Ilfehncxs, which his note contained;
As also hts pleasure at tho compliance with and
etf1ef adherence TO ihe conditions Of the recen,
fFma" manifested ~ The latter. The Sultan,
haFcFcg. specially Ihsttta that The SiceIOJ
kh&il ID The future observe strictly tue fol.
owing points of the royal intssEgc, VIZ:
That the Egyptian army ehalt be re-.
auctd: that a0Ut" ntc'l1c Ruts alone shall he Or
ssered tn Europe or elsewhere: AID that all tnal
n11ns beIooa That humber. ~ we'll n1y truo.clad
scssels Of war which nsAy have been batsasueei
for, or nrC nuT In eutssc ii construction sna1l t
counternandcd; thai tlit public taxes 0! the ter
HiorJ shall se levied and collected In the nan,r o
the Sultan on1s that taxes thall ,c Imposed on,y
IN tho maine Of ihc Sultan that the aunuo1 hutrc,
df finance Ehall be Eubrn1tted fevular,r n
The Sultan for authorizing rre1,nu, IL In
PRONUNCIATION lint hts Apptnsni he ns1eh In nj,
cases u consfac; OF foreign loans that tho ytcc.
foE thhlf nof bold direct uticlai Intercourse or
communication with foreign governments an,
th2t liz shall AttNrt lhriuph his Officers better
Treatment 10 Mufsulmen ahf pilgrims Iournc1tns
to and from the iIoI, Snr!ne. The 4t.u1 yiz,e,
nlts, Ii! CONCLUSION, that iu compliance with tbott
teims, snI Rn understanding as to a faithful ex
eenttse observance q! tte1,. the Sultan viii bt
ser5 glad 10 see the viceros IN constautInorle.
ANOTHER risAanEEaENT.
Chks1AhIlknFLE, Sept. Ii.
The EhchIvc of EF. pt zalscs dlE1cuHiea respect
IpE tlr rAtrt lug out Ut thc *etnnl nf1tc1a etet
the Fntan relative 10 nn,,Rrt loans.
, 1869-09-18
KENTUCKY.

Resignation Of Dr. HrcckinrfdEc n~
ProfcA*or OF the Theological SEN, =
lHnFy Mt Dnnvi1]c-Tsyo Other Pro-
tc>Aorr Follow Sis Example.
Special Despatch to The Chlcaco Tnoune-
DISv1l.E, Ey., Sept Il.
1fr. r. J. Brecii0uage has rendered hts res:saa-
lion as Professor in the Theological! Seminar 10
the Boar1i Of Directors, aud It has been accepted,
10 take effect at the close Of the rrcstn. session,
lt1a. fearkes ami West. simultaneously with
this action Paced their chairs at the tfosal Of
The ASSEMBLE The i1rcs1.cntlon Of the ea,ni,tcc
has teen thorough 4 full and Interesting tepur,
to The assembly may Ike expected in November,
All the members of The Assembly Committee were
prt SENT, Judge Stan!eE Matthc~s In the chn1r.
There y Ill ntno1tet1iy he a REORGANIZATION nf the
faculty. Centre College has taeen openei with
better prospects than were anticipated Seventy
students ale rtesrnt, and ,uoTr expected.
, 1869-09-18
YESTERDAYS FIRES.

Shorfl5 after 10 o'clock yesterday morning, tse
trokc oIt IN tEo-stof5 iraur building, No. 81
Milwaukee nSe:,nc, occupied as q bakery bJ Roo.
fTt Fost Ills fixtures were damaged to the extent
cf tlW- The nulir,nE ls owned hy MrA Peterson,
nho su[1tFd loss OF x2u0. The tSe was caused
by an nyeFneated ovtn.
few minutes before o'clock yesterday after.
noon, fire Wns discovered III the drying Kiln Of
Joseph Harris IN the rar Of No. 1sS Cunton street.
Damage about $to1. No INSURANCE.
The alarm from INK u, at a:ia last evening,
xas caused b. the burning u q cai1nney aI No. 81
White strtet. NJ ,iau,ake-
At II o'rlock last evening", kerosene lamp was
npsct tn No III South iIa!sted Street, occupied hy
Mrs Mary Lane. The 1amCs ret nEp to some
clothing. aud destroyed articles TO the value ol
, 1869-09-18

ROCHESTER, Sept IA serious collision &c
currth On the Central Karoat. nj LIONS kaH
evening" he o:c1 train, from this c!.y, Ean INTO
the rcar end o1 stock lr3:n, owing to the care
lestnets Of the sEttchuaa, uestrn5iug the ccx.ne
anu disabling every passenger coach. In the train
keFeral persoEs were injured, bus there were
TO fatal Casualties tieorsc Coibofue,
engineer, u unhurt. John Co7ey, fireman, Was cut
aptut the head and shoulders. 4 baESaEcmau,
nanrd 1ulnar1, wnt kc1ltch tadty. MrA Jennie
Newton, of Rochester, rrcc!vct internal injuries
which nlar prove fatal Mr. Robbins was hurt Ia
tne tcE: 1t Is impossible to procure the nar1cs OF
nsheFt injured. Several CATS on The stock tra.a
were destroyed. and the cattle II them asea,
, 1869-09-18

Arm En1ncnt OF n EorEcr-DroKutng
Cnbe-The Coming %tpte Fair.

arm IN 1ncnt OF n EorEer-DroWuinR
Cnse-Iiae Coming %tntc E4.ir.
Special Dispatch tu Tic Chicago Tribune
MsLwArIEE, Sept II.
.An1lre* II. Adams Was asratgued this morning
oc!oic The Municipal Court charged with forgery.
To the nEe Indictments he pleaded net guilty, and
the Cont 11et the bail At 81 ,2dn on esch count,
or 31G,e(I tn all In default oi t1tl, Adams was
reeomn'tted to tail. u ~ss previously nlnored
that the prisoner would plead guilty, as no doubt
e1lsta OF the fact OF tie futErstrs
MADISON, Wis, Sent, IA brakeman on the
MlNAnRee lsal.loao, named Joe Keenan,, Of Wa
afternoon, feI out OF tue boat nEt was drowned
about O'Clock His companion sp!1ET oycrhoa,.i
aud u1e11 10 rescue n.nl, hut without success Ills
holy has Lot ret tcen recovered.
The fair held At Japesvtlte this week IL rot a
State fasr, as stated In some dispatches. The
State fatr IL TO be held here. beginning the 2ssh
npd there L. every prospect al q large attendance
Grain Is coming to market 1ere 10 considerable
quantities
, 1869-09-18

hthAue. irilhw a~rf rorn. silrhA-I ut'oRaor,
hrtllL- sla .:a.it rnra, Ha1r, Fui,on, kcoAux.
jcpn jtae e;,,n!r Thrst 1%i t;'tnne ca''on H. ~.
~. hhhfrer, Fa!rDrh. lows Axret corn, l,ai
ffen.iutp. john L. Livingston, summItslslt, iowa
eeenf!d iseiItnln, Ir. j. &. Hughes, htuknH,
''csnIzu rnfn, 1r. ]. G.. Iiugh-a, Eeokuk.
fk1Tisk rAknltA
=. !ass IT, 1eHsllr P.hrr4-I3r,ahctnth+ Ers
premium, jan.r. ahIrlhA, Davenport, Iu~a; a-c-
@ e:re III M wt,as sss Il! Isn ss
io.a: becouH, Aarsh.lto~n Wool.ru Mills Say.
Ts' .ns,' n!st premium, Janes Shields, Davenport
p.vui.um, Jasuss sh!sii., d. Dss:n;xrs ~ ~sreoaa sss
Masshai::own Wool'en Nils. Ten ,a:ds a.anrl,
Janss Wn st1,;;s 1; davenport: second, MaE.a a,1owa
LESS = Otherl larre bfee,1 of Ho,s tnan Derk.
enIes ~, ahu Inesler WnHes-Heas toar over yeay,
J. + liIblle. Brst1en, III Detf boar under year.
nfst pTen iun. same: second, u. / n Wallace.
Glatton, u. SOW over Jcar. nrst premium. J. II
III :kle, Ht"hne bushnell. IL; sn,oElti, Terrell
L Wal'ace, CLIFTON. Sow unier one sear-Ftfst
pre.L!uh. t4ine: second, j. r. tInk.e. Bushne!t,
rhr Of r,es-Ie1rel 4 Wallace, CIsytoo. Fice
p!gs-J' l. Alnkle' bushoet!
tEAs +3-t 3-tl'sit-SEeen-takesp premium ayar1yctt
1G COZ "Ro"e, owned ~ J. IL. spcais, Tal!lia,
\ large nn1Hhe1 Of premiums were, OF course.
aWs'utd ~ 2:lls'ta q! n'saoE Importance, which
du lot scu' b} tcspatcn.
,i.,oao. ~t-'',
AsAS eoGAls FAIR
SPECIAL Despatch 10 The Gh,rsso Tribune,
E1a;,H,,Ernx S.,n, !.
The a.,cnaaaca Mt +ns Co1n,x 49,. - - ~
.,:.s ~. ~ w eoe"' az Loaa3 "ss
A'o1' lie eatie ~ seFefaaF. FfeDtnuS Rert
Axa1det Oh Thoroughbred hor-+.s aud cattle
s*iie. hhlsrholI .abfcs aud canned fruits.
nc lo'loHLK officers were elected Tor the en-
suing year: ITe-iept, Wm. $. IsossoFth: Treas,
u1rfr Ii. T.. EFo"u; SsrrrtnfJ, j. T. L,edtake.
s1Er1fESsoS cuGsTl PAIR
vt,.s n H. srpL l.,-lhe toantF tuF,
= Hie1 w. sadi5 1otfFle!tsl "Hh by the ratUy
meashti u !uesna5 aug Meintsla1, ~a4 largely
at!1aaea ses.tsaa{. sna thefe u Eoodly cfo*d
~ 1-Au to-ua'. As !4ur = An e4nlolt!on1 Il not
~ siasse es a''ess:ted " eould be expected.
Od!o'
:. lGLs'sI @sps. l'.-lae sta'e falr, which closet
to-eaf, ha5 heeh ott oI tue hest exhibitions aud
tuOst alstit Sitccded eve! he!f 10 this state
eFt! @tan 1sckets were Eold yesterday. lad!catnG
IN n. az aLteAaanee y! 3,eso. lhete Will probably be
lut'o so!i1 :o.:aF Ing tosA fcccpts from tickets
VII. VII eAessa si-sM- lhs n zee o! 1ol!!nS the
MY IA; y nus n3eu hGa ioir!a people desire II
~ .s. usa ae1e, ~. potht 70 tne Present success
vi t,f
, 1869-09-18
II. The Secret of Swedenborg !;

Bti1E N Eineidaton II his Doctrine Of The Divine
Na:"TA. I1.:uasny. ny HENRY JAMES xntlor Il
a!.N
The etpr of the book Is 70 seeSa,zc tho Christi II,
ErA Of the !ae1{n4tor. tr take Il Of the ctes
q MIRACLE wheft It 7. c;utnoaty Etac5 and aa3w 1t
b. the cnotE1Tv the tHHnd hth Of nasuft
.od Li,soEy ~ james hu az be.n Known - 10.
the naat.Ee rrru.t ri htt investigations, Ii has srtsj
utc1e't te' person: ensaStt ia steA inquiry.
uAny iEeddertat question: o. the sse~:rtt practical
% tnosaEt.ui q nanan paturt AT trract
sish. TIN. hw hk ss TX found s,u.l!y lnts:rs.5nf
tfe erntfxl reAdcf Thee ri Mr. J3nr4's t.re!
ally Hha slese tn the eventual rriemrttnu Of huIn.u
n.tnsr s-E oFn PC estsell.hnsai # reted soetety
aiming men m rATth Z rs,-fihy ef hrrnan ar+tlnv
WI hardly fail to re.d Ills EaEts with ey,upaths and
ETct
, 1869-09-18

Snatns
kCF1pSLp EFFECT OF NE- SICkLEs' LATEST rEIE-
GRAM.
MAnR1n, Sept II.
It Is thought the Cabne; at Washington h.s be-
cuinc aomtwhat uofr concitla!orJ since the re-
receipt Of lhe telegram IRON Ms. Sickles,
American Minister that the oyrr-exctteh temper
Of tho Spanish peorlc Will coupe! the Eore1n-
fnent to coatlnuc The was for tho suppression OF
the insu1recton in Cuha-
TIE FCECRE KING.
fhc hinE OF Italy has gNrp Ills consent to lhc
selection Of the Duke Of Genoa ns King OF spain.
TIE wtNkaEK's srnlxE At BARCELONA.
NAnR1p. Sept Il.
The strike Of the xorkmcn at Rarcc!oua con.
tlnEet. 1t has asenucd alarming proportions
CrnAN DEPUTIES SUMMONED nj TIE CoRTES
MAnRin, Sept. Il.
A decree. summoniuR the Cuban deputies to
the CoTes at Madrid. Will shortly be published
TIE CCHIS f1EEI,
The Cuban neet Is nearly ready 10 sail wttn rein
toiccICLts for Cuba
, 1869-09-18

'1rhfs nf Enru,~ will thar NJ the thied atA.rs
tlr ra#rIrct the recent war III America for thr
raIptrss't'n nt tlIc s,ItI,mI and Tho c3tIrra,,pn
ff tla,*ty. An! ~1,rn all ~R nsr1
lhr trtnFn ~ The tnt,,,rra 10 tlh,y
rrnrntni #fnrsstnhs. 7nrny thr rn.ls IT That
"h1 d"t not ilntMtrtlsl Rfui wrakrn tie r4,,tttJ
"A nthh m Etnln'luR httnirs ,tu ~ Eututrun
ttAtrs
, 1869-09-18
PEORIA,

Il Little Girl Attncked md %cycrciy
Injured BY II IIoE-Strcct Railway
Project.
spce.al Despatch to The Chicago TRIBUNE
PEORIA. ILL.,, Sept. Il.
4 Little daughter Of John snl:tn, Of k:ckapoo,
Peoria County, years old, hIlc attempting to
cslInb fence. Ras attacked hy hog and ho.r1h'y
nnll1Ated- Tncsr asc small hapes OF .es rrcoyrly
SUBSCRIPTION booEs for street railway On Adams
street viii Re opened In lew days
, 1869-09-18

| international III t.lbitfofa ut itnfrnto
ErFtAth, Hr},t. t;.-i'rtrntA.ian4 tnt The Inter.
/ natkilAl Industrial EAhaihho, 10 s'~ held In ths
| tft}. NtVost g, MQ teP+l1{ Illantns to c.9tc.
, 1869-09-18
OHIO,

Further Particulars OF the StrntneF
Phantom EHptohLuu--IiIc Woman
suffrage Advocates s1llu their .Asi.
, 1869-09-18

T1lT1-ApELr1,tA, Srpt- IA dttlcslt5 has arisen
IAN claim agents, which xlIl delay payments 10
pensioners III the tntero1 for totne time. Hereto
fore the Pension Agent has paid oil claims On
proper vouchers In Erccnhacks, hut now refuses
Ia pay anything but checks to the nrr1ers OF Claim
ants, which The agents and attotnrss refuse 10 &C.
, 1869-09-18

TonnxTa, Sept. I'LL Is reported that Sir Fran
els Hicks raA been CrrIed a keAt IN thr dominion
Cabinet
QrKBEc, Sept. 1s.-Trtnce Arth1r JekterlaJ Tts.
itea various paints III interest about the city. ani
attended grand hall IN the sEsnlnF. lie !eaEts
Quet1.c On Muutpy.
, 1869-09-18

Hkn iuHk, fept 1;.-ffe,,er1ck DrnnAert fs-
ial5 Nanned hl: :trn a"ns, duhn and Frederick.
~ - ssenlEg, 'n the tnwn u rnton. y. j., during
hut failed. ~ " 8 WA '
, 1869-09-18

NEW 0hLEAxH STrt. l7.--i'nrT,,N-R R.~"ptr T., .!.y.
jS1 t.tH. u the M,-k. ".1i b.Icr. Ea Iofte Cn.st
IT,. ~! lste*: rttsk, 7-ei nnIt. Market srtivc
Psirs nf tan Airs Hta!tnks at 1td.yhc; exlts fnl
tllr week. A19.
HrEArsIrFt* -F1mr imil nj f3.7: dhna. t.psu Invcg
Gt ~ ~ f,,r wl1IiI. tIhtp. Nl4AEl'
NHIskKT-EAsfv at 4lH.
Other nrtrlr- nHrianEssL
Mn*trsnr-t;ra, l7sN4 strrtnx. i4hs. New Y"7a
, 1869-09-18

lAIhn. sept. i8.-The isHtt III q. HE.lman, Of
iebfesecT, Hht founi III tht ttscr t,,-nt with his
thftae cut. liz was IRtt eeen Alise On sutl.laY
night. aud eoiptlhInes1 at tninx +trk iis truuehs
ft tsinfnt'st4t tutflac. A. the 1ply ture no Ell.
tchCt II hKrthg teelt rubbed.
, 1869-09-18
Nr1v YuFA Live ~tuek 1lnskets

NrW HuFA Live s-turk 1lnskets.
Slscial Drrpa.ch tu The Chicak, Tribune
NEW SnMK. SEPT. Il.
oit,.c si.userrrt raid lie tor .ly utchrst ..rfr1
s:~7 drove 81 film Chr1oher c.t!lt .v!d At ll@
Shr~p ami LAu1be IieceEtr sl:n vr:y firm tps rrmc
qialitstr. .herr. %n e. lhiul'r. +Ase.
SniLe R<rfit4. s,"e1 lra4. Iu1et and hI1u 1t Wa
, 1869-09-18

Mrs. stowe still Ltyex-EtEht OF
knces ut kENFtfoFd.
HAHrf0Kr, Sept. 1.-THE ft.f denies that 3lrs.
stbHe IL sck.
burihR feht last evening, between i've ne.
etutr Aua l~o white men, one ot the latter, named
Arthur Adams, was fatally stabbed Thret VI thu
negroes were arrested.
, 1869-09-18
The Rrook% ShoosinE Cttsc In Phil.
MMktknt1tn.

Tnt1ArItrHii, Sept 17.-1atnes Apple, whose
Hit''!erF had teen closed hy ut1'cer flrookk Was
artsstu tteha!, and committed Without ball.
1iFppkk
, 1869-09-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Published This Day:
I. GEORGE ELIOT'S NOVELS,
HOUSEHOLD EDITION.
CnlfarE, tenpaet. Lesihle, Handsome, Cheap
THE MILL ON THE FLOSS.
Ynf. linn flnth Hnif 1a1f Ii

Thl* IL the second volume Of Gr,.e- EIp,'s Novel;
trsned Under the tantrs eanctnn. IN the H,<.-Asil
EdAaus. IElfcE1u With kLAnk aud THAcxEA4r which
hare rroved % rety acceptable to the r..d!nS public
4 ttsetfmir Attre critic tAys:
Ittrfr Elicit hAs nlAde peptl 1ead novels who neseY
read 6etiun finn AuT other pea Shc ha. rlsdr t5n
novel the soEpasicn and tead nd tuay Of scholars
theukhs Of her EaEeis eltsu.es Aad nIanioes thra
eFsIEWEfrr- Ycu caA point II sermon herr lee
ttfe herr, no Rof!d uast iHterr.s'ax orrn ihs
e1en; and thai No pondrFous moral hauf around ske
nlek this or tat f<E,"nasr Or1y %aa frtl ttAs sou
arc ufdtv the sonsFnt ct who ,e mt merely Erta
.sssssf,lie, bst .he !, .lo tieep tnnter er
atpEeeiAie nebfr sssle- II IL u iuuasn9us = The
1arsnaee Of MIL far more tf picturesque th.n th.t
II the TcEr.t Sa1s Of BFifht"
, 1869-09-18

celpts 81 tue fas have teea nearly $i4es. No
lance to the .mra!taratrr. HAtl The usnal charges
Of Agricultural Societies been Isalnt1lued, tho
r!ce,p's s ToulA have been increa.ed saes' Or
.in!cated The policy Of tie management In tSnot-
tn. tho race ftack except II 10 at II ncces-
E;aut o'he1s ntreesaH 10 tnafc up q cozEtrt
award 4 majority Of the premiums Of this fair
a. ely peison who has Kept ~a1rn mus; have t!fs-
eovctcd. have been awa1'led TO Illinois exhibitor
lhls Is PARTICULAR! tue IN the classes Of
cattle, horses, swine aod asr1cu!:u-
,sa, .s' masa'nss{ :: lows has not made
turai indpsir. and prcGnss "hico .he ought, bat
| the time will probably come when SHE will he n
Eo NAY behind any Of her sister Western States.
C!Ass 6. Pacing norscs, '1cuhie tean-Flzst pre-
Gtuin, F. c: Smith. EdW WatdsE.llc: second. v. T.
Met''nnls Ia 1Ia,r1s, IL single es!d'ns-Flyct.
m. S:lEtob, heolUE; second. Wn, Emmett
t!sss ID Trctt,ns stalllons-F,es pssm:uu,. J..
Maesm1 In. 1r'irs sr;alas or na!c1f1rss rre. ae:
lniun,, John T. Vol. Oi1um "a, i'll; sccoud, j. u.
Haeoo' Warrington 19ss ~ Best time, asa
Class e. Mich coH-Firs, rEeutan, Alexander
Fulton, Fatsneld. Iowa; second, \. Butler, Par.
SOD, i'll,
rtows AND crL11vAroRs-
Class Sc r'o1s and tul.isasoss-Piox fer Old
| prairie ground, John Deere i Co, Moline, III.
M.asn rSs Z. e eT = Ianeq Me9n pqss 81
von paaY, Moline, III Hontse rlov, Deere i Co,
lsocltcri, shuvel riow,. Mo',nc r!5* CompanJ.
noutlc shovel plow. II. b. Ruforl, Rock Island.
IldlE truhoIse corn cultir1:or. Wilde Co.,
| WAthtnEton: 90 walking Two horse corn cultra-
Tor. 4 T. liulortl %, il.ek Isaat. D,nomo-
meter, J, u. Sinner, Kccktoe7i.
| MistK1LAkKprS
] Class .. ImrieMentA-ChuTn, + T. DroHn-
nelA. snlthhc1h. n Washing machine. J. +
Mee.st I,.cemtcld. ,.n lo.a Soshes;nr11ss1: e
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, 1869-09-18

1tTHHeEr, Fn},t. t1.-The Ri71" reniral t'n1tant.
tn'hr tufIfn'l'rr iRte h'Irrtrl / se.nuluh nj.
wiring hRs'ha tn" eiert'nh nf thssed RIates aena.
snr nj The 1hees1ng Y! The Legislature VI The t,h
pf tCtVbFt.
, 1869-09-18

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, 1869-09-18

VIENNA. Arpt II.
MT. Jay. American MlntRtrr, han Returned iraEn
fta sis!! 10 Admiral ltad!or,, ri Tyeste lin gora
l" s"a'stn for = wr~& iiur tu tAA!nK up his rrr!'
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, 1869-09-18
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, 1869-09-18
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JRrreE.1FGs III TIE INTERNATIONAL FrA1ls11rAt.
tNEkHEEsa.
THE 1taGrE Fcrl. II.
11iIfih2 9hr feaanh Nf tiIr HialffiIca1 tuRKrres,
3"sttf''at. Mr.. t'hahw"k fnnsrl fur CpIcrtlon
III ttafl'lirH. traIsftinR fnarr sCttIrr. NTH .
slFT IL thr relnrttun n ttRh'1lhH armies. Nj.
!'"ER'es. ef New fnfk. snpinf."1 the tnnt1n In =
te9Rt}I} tpeesis, ,whets!u las eonitAs!s !p ktsps
, 1869-09-18

Eosros. Sept l..-Ia1;cs Atmstrore shot h!s
Dothcr-in-1av ttrad III North lElGcxafcE, last
eEentng- 4 shot Intended 10: the 1athc1-ln-law
wounded James Nclch. Ec!shs,or. The uiat!cT-
er seL
Eos7oS. Sept 1.-THE wife of 1arne. ARM
strong Is thu victim IN tho shooting case At North
IT1,tsewattr, allsl no, his uother-ln4sw. as r.
t1f1.t .tAs&
, 1869-09-18


An Organization of thc National lltrsalA Of
SoE1h and South Germany into Une party Is pro-
1ect&d The scheme IL generally approved.
though IN 1tararR there Is much spparcn: reserve.
, 1869-09-18

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fIa.sFs' fu.essf f~trrs.
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, 1869-09-18

srrelal bitratch tu The Chicago Tribune.
NEW fnnk, Srpt H.
Ftriffte III whrat. n5ety +, Liverpool. q. a
luSr. hJ rail- And tttnnl: cl.atns .rry weak.
, 1869-09-18

rEnirsEn uHtns or TisE LIBERALS or METH AHb
kuC1u dkMMASf,
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TO LET.
TO Z b T..
ROOM no LET.

DESIRABLE Tenement, suitable for a small
ianiy at ~ Bramhail st. Enquire on the
eA'Se', % rf 81 ss'.H .a. Oct5 1w*
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From THE RING TO THE PULpIT-It gives
the New York Tribune the greatest joy to in
form the American world that Tom King.
late Of the London P. r., is now the Rev.
Thomas King Of Wales; that instead of
pounding he now breaches, and that he only
wrestles in prayer, Notice is made in one of
the Welch newspapers of Thomas's exhorta-
tions, and, as we should presuppose, his style
is stated to be very forcible, bold and ear
nest" He will, hereafter, engage only in
knocking down sin, getting the head of the
devil into chaneery, letting his right fly at in
EQUITY and his left at hardness of heart; thus
keeping the ring against al evil doors, and
sending sinners generally to grass. 1t is
pleasant 10 read Of this beautiful ending of
an ill-spent life; and for retired pugiist it is
decidedly more creditable than the usual re-
source OF opening liquor shop, keeping a
gambling saloon, or becoming a Democratic
Congressman .El.s-F
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Mi9CeIlany.

WOMEN IN UTAH.-Since the opening Of
the Pacific Railway, intelligent farmers from
the East, to the tar, far Western States have
impaired in their published correspondence
many interesting facts concerning the peolie
and country. The letters of Edna DeaIl
Proctor have been of this character, anu ner
last one, dated at Salt Lake, gives gloomy
sketch Of the terrible condition oil the females
of Utah, through the system OF polygamy
which She saws poisons the social air and
dries up the hearts sweet and refreshing
springs. Many of the wives carry in their
face a hopeless look, and show the patient
submission of slaves. They associate together
and talk over their common sorrows. Most of
them married when very young. and only
through after trials learned 10 understand
their position; their miseries are low SO Great
that they openly express wish TO be dead
Miss Proctor, after thoroughly examining the
horrid system, says that if she were to choose
Tor herself between living IN Turkish harem
ana even President Brigham Young's man
sion IN the city of the Saints, she would pre-
Ter the harem of the Turk She thinks that
these fanatic voluptuaries of the West will
not be changed through whirlwind or fire
but now that the railway has put them in
communication with the outside world. they
will soon be ashamed to trample under fool
the purest instincts of humanity. The reform
will commence with the women.
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RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL R, r.

SUMMER ADVANCEMENT.
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FALL RIVER LINE.

For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
b ington, and all the principal points
p { West, South and South West
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"A traveller in Texas writes that Austin is
very beautiful place and though lacking the
ordinary means Tor Illuminating the streets has
hitupon very original method. He says
so soon as the sun goes down, you see n red
haired girl come out and place herself on each
corner of the street. We then turn loose the
lightning-bugs, and the two make it as light
as day, 1 have been brought up twice before
the authorities for hugging the lamp posts and
fined heavily" ,-r
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A LII Kinds OF BOOK AND JOB PRINT Va
"A Leat J executed at this office, -. sAN AN"