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The evening Argus., 1869-12-06
Waathar Cold and Windy.

A forecast of December. It isa forewarning to
those W ho are thiny dressed to 60 to May Bros.
and prepare for winter. They have full line
of Empress Cloth, Mernos, French and English
Alpacas. and all kind. Of Dress Goods, Chin
chillas, 90 per cent. lower than any other house.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06
Odd EolloyH

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, I. 0. 0. F., meets
every Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall,
southeast corner of Illinois and Eage sts., at
| II o'clock p. NJ.
| c. b. KNOX, N. G.
C. W, HAMILTON, r. :.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06

THE Rev. w. II. Milburn preached twice
in Davenport yesterday, in GriswoId Col
lege Chapel in the morning, and in
Trinity Church in the evening. The sub
ect of the first was Gods sympathy, and
of the evenings sermon, "Retribution." The
attendance was so large in the evening that
many went away unable to obtain seats.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06

AUCTION ! --Rodman House furniture to
be sold at auction on Wednesday Dee. Sth,
at Goulds old stand, corner of "a and Perry
St., Davenport, Iowa. dat.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06
TinA Snlid SilyerWare.

A choice assortment of the latest patterns,
suitable for wedding and other presents, just
received at Ruenbeok Co.'s, 20 West Second
street, under the NewcOmb House, Davenport.
SnTuTh
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06

i've wear and tear, at least six renewals OF
the average iros rail would have peen re.
quired, exhibit no psrcsptible indications OF
wear or deterioration. A large quantity has
been ordered and received the present year,
and they are being rapidly put down at such
points along the entire line as will greatly
enchance security to life and property.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06
narnaina at Newburger'S

A general reduction of prices to actual cost
with the determination to sel' out, II possoie'
Let those doub. who may but he that believes
tbe same shall be sayed--many penny,
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06
Masonic.

Barrett Chapter No. lS R. A. NJ, meets at
Masonic Hall on tho First and Third Tuesdays
Of each mouth.
HEsRY BuRGowER, II. P.
Gro. L. CARLTON, Sec'y.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06

DoN'r forget that now is the time to
advertise holiday goods. This is the harv,
est season. Let the public know what you
have to sell.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06
SALOON FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his long
l. established saloon on the corner OF Rock
River and Elk streets, or will trade the same for
a team. His object in selling is to move into the
country. The saloon has good furniture and
billiard table. Apply to ~
JOHN, STAUBACH.
Rock Island, lila, Oct. u, 1869, d3m.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06
DAILY MARKETS.

For the very latest market reports from
New York, Chicago aud St. Louis, see ou'
frat page.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06
|. n. HOLMES,
ARCH HI Il OF
--AsD--
Hs,uar{utsndeyst of Rn2l6iurs

Office in Palace Row, Illinois Street.
Rock Island, Illinois.
Plans, with careful and minute specifications,
and relinble detailed working drawings, fur
nished for all kinds of buildings. Also, all
kinds Of
MECHANICAL DRAWING Sc SCIrED.
| shall aim. through the ,,roducts of the
SQUARE and PENCIL to M fit public patron
age.
Work and fee satisfactory. sprl5aly.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06

Chrome Lithograph after the charming ORR
ginal by John Phillips. Press and people unite
in pronouncing it the most desirable Picture for
Home Adornment ever published.
Send stamp for Illustrated Circular to
+. II. TRArTON, Publisher, Rex 73, Chicago.
Gsis~ Ask your Potme Dealer for it.
dec6d4t.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06

FoRrY CEsrs line will be charged for
each insertion of oil articles under this head.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06

JonN AsrER is the estbred man in
town. las is the Cty Bakery on Market
Square,
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06
LOCAL o0XUMM.

FIFTEEN Crsrs q line will be charged for
..ah ;nsor.;on of articles under this head.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06
Wanted,

An agent for zel's Encyclopedia, the co"ps"'
dium ofhuman kaorisdge. Those who have mol
yet subscribed, address
J.W. MARsH,
Genl. Agt
QrlSCY. Ills.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06
To-Day's Advertisem' ts
MAKE Home Beautiful y
"NIoRNTNG gRAXHR,"

Something for every HOME, that will win a
place in every heart.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-06
patlp ARGUS.
Monday Evening, December ., 1853.


Orders for Job Printing will meet wi'n promp
..,.nt;nn Al the AReUs OpprcK, and be executed
In the very best manner and at reasonable rates
, 1869-08-10
CANADA

~ silver Expectation Movement Orr
EnntztnH-A llorxc-whtpp'nE Az
mir nj ltsc Clifton lAortc--I'iac An.
ucxnt1oh Movement In SoE1a Sco-
Tia.
MnsrHEAt1 AnenAt o.--M1. Hc,r Is seorsanizins
ihc silver eArortason movement, vt AMI a. "c.t s,lp-
lsIstetl ly former eutscr,Hfs Tie actln!i, 70 r.
aN Ind decided effect IN silyer, Which has tullcn
from tonf to three per CENT: III rforns's 10 cx-
put e z, c%ns'e %1a .1n,se a's eeaISsI a., a,,,,n,
public meeting TO consider the heat sneans for
stopping the present exodus Of French Canadians
CLIFTON llqrsE, N,agasa Fails, y. y. August ..
James II. bay, formerly Private secretary to
General Ryan. nrr1ved here lay! Fr.day. with let.
New YORK. asking the General to return 10 New
York Immediately With Uay. itsan, auspeSting
s1s ras ass &
nit, whcrenron N5nn gave hin severe and IT.
nrrc!frl hoysew hpp1ne. Day, on hts knee,, h3s-
guests rushed IN and took the whip from H51u.
The affair created ercat excitement
UAllF4I. .Angnst a-Tnere has been recently
an interesting discussion among the marty u ne
province favorable 10 annexation 10 The niicd
States as the best policy to be adopted 70 oot:la
the desired end Tit. party consists ol two dlvl"
ZION, the other approves OF previous movement
for Independence as certain to led to tho desired
end. No decisive policy has jet becn aaoptea:
the nolicr Of Independence as certain TO lca1 10
NO deslraic result. They arc deter1n!Led to sllcE
to the banncr Of complete severance from Great
Britain. The temporary policy Of some. repeal
icadcEsidocs no, meet wtth the approval Of many
OF their political ir1ends.
Prince Arthur Is expected TO arrive he1e 10 Ing
II Is probable that after remaining n THIS c!tf
few days he will proceed TO thatlaftefoTn. I. +.
T. az aSr*a1 aTa % ae M ra ST. johns ntser
Preparations nrr being made for the reception ot
The Governor General, vito Is expected here
, 1869-08-10

Of ". J. n. Gordon Co. WAS destroyed l.. nse
!edtef1s1: loss between 5<1,tsD anil t3o,ddo: it,
zaEed fos tis,ED, IN each Of iuc follo~ins conps:
Dies: FEankiin, o! Baltimore: Monumental. OF
nAMinolti Hartford, nf Baltimore; Atlantic, Of
HaIttnotc: Potomac, uf nA1tlMorr. and American.
ana s!a,1S =, IN the Home, O! Columbus: Gx.
kboWn aa the American iIouse, together VIII y
tWostoES tEick addition. was buruei NJ O'Clock
b9 IN IT, n' IT, ar
IN = Clnclnnau ONCE for &. 500.
"" YoK1. Apgust IA block OF t,1llllncs In
lohkcsA l,o1 tonn!sd ~ oJ Athersno, Dock aaa uwen
involving loss Of attont teH nm, on which there
"a hut StlAlt Insurance. The IRE Ia anpposed 10
nave been vt t'y IN 1ncentaz1- Among the bul'-
saw null: J. 7. Parsons lumber 5asu; s;cwait'l
stables; Gornan's Eea! estate ONCE The prnct-
ai ts .S1sis ,u,urr m p1rS9n Ni;;ss ss
to i,Sv; en ially iy' ,a.aied Scxer 4 r. % ones.
e.: ~ e f:n,tsl; Insured. H. F. Hsryoort, sia-
nan!y !n.nresl. ". q: Stewart, tlc.oy1: partly
ibe IL the aggregate - ta0.D; partially Insured.
sone coa, ol which :heic are 500 to 1o,as)
toEIs tn H1e' .ufls, Is st o. 1fc bul s.cac-
CIR having been Atlt from New York 1t Is hoped
that most will bt saved.
tirEsI"H. Cannis, AngDat 9.-McLean'a oa.nlea!
niil., Ut Ohertttie, was totally destroyed hy Ire
PnHr hotE, Ontario, August s-A bEicG block
IN John street, IN which wss s!ttnte' :he Ealro
Hotel and several sores,w deatrosed By d Ire last
LOUISVILLE, August 9.--.A rEc last night totally
destr,yet, The coru mill 0: 7. IaYti.:u+ ou First
STREET between Main and Market, ami daGasc!
their contents Luss t1aD: fully Insured IN local
and Eastern computes While the rre WITS pro-
ErttArE, the ci"ar sore Of At.t2i I4tfts, at the
corner Of Market and First strrcta was discovered
10 he Oh IRE. II wRs, however, EtsoH eu1lue l.
Hai1E, the PROPRIETOR mas after wards arrested OF
the chasge Of A1sou and com m1ised
, 1869-08-10
The WEST.

Attachment Against tho Union I'n.
ctfic Ifntlroni Di*soiycd-fIEe
President Cn1Inx Tcstifics to tile
Einc Condition Of the Et1AciftC lktAil-
xonds-todtnn OutrnEc*.
spccial Despatch to The Chicago Trhuuc.
OMAHA. june ..
The attachment suit Of DaFis nn.l associates
against lie Enton Puetnc cont1actorr before Judge
Like, came UP to-6nY. TIN attachment was ds-
soiyCd. Thu iron attached by the sheriff released
will rrphatE be usel III luytn9 the track IF tho
1lenstr l'Bttic.
Tile following IVES teceIyed this morning:
1tEaD Scr., .tnvust4 ?.
To Cnl1nh II. f. Hammond. Superintendent.
WG liAyC lInli Il Smoother nnh uluIt pleasant
ride over tuur rnA! AHti tic CeHtth [LriFt IN ftt
OF the RIesrn* thah We expected. | nave nut
4oui Rtls whtrE htttGr nrw ruaI. even a1IlnHp.t
thr great railroads Of tnu f.asrru ft1trs wIlcte
they tuLlt hut ~ tn itp miles lrE iGAr through
d,nsrly populated country.
{AigHt~f} SEHUrkER EalF4A."
senator Tlpton ami family haze arrived trnm
tltef hulnc At llrnwna.!El tor pfeAsafc-tslp tu
the 3uollhtAns.
NEhsEI August "a kanta Fc telegram 70.
ports TINT thr ir nciPA thirfH Ut tho turhlu lr,bo
assembled theEp nj nuun tb.uay 10 meet tner new
aRrtt.
Eatur.lay a mil frnn Ia Mrsl'la brtnY4 nrwa Of
thu hrriyAl nf lin null !rofn Tucxnh. ThtH IN tho
nrnl u1AI thrsnpH III NIX Mi:ck4. Thu tntt!utH con.
thug numbering tnail curriers' uni suhcfn wtirh-
ever orpattuhJ 0Ecrk. lcinfofrcnlrtltB ntp hsiily
nctdcd ltr tlc protection VI ttRtGL
, 1869-08-10
JOLIET.
Srycral 3aildtnEs DeAtrn}cd-lfnpor.
tnncx OF a *4czam StfC EnEanc-Aoss
nEar q ntl -fIuilrpnd CnNunttYs

x-vcrnl FluiautuEa DeAtroycd-1inpof.
tnncc OF a *scn m Fire EnEinc-Lcss
over s2O, -fsutIrnnd Cnsuntty.
JOLIET, August s-Anotaes lasEc iss ,1, n
ht.re lskt aIcht At about 2.ao 1ro bcaEe out ~
thc mar Of fhn two-siorr wooden building, o"Eea
cr WIN. Grinion anil E. lla'5. situated On ;Ea, Et,
change street, tet wetn INC fx5s aaI ha1ne tnS
lie largo Hofxlen building aiJolntns' oHnea ~
Tic steam fire engine, only brought here s tns
as o. ', ~ r., ppss pp % al hs M soush sac
ii tic street. bctn ecu the n7cl and canal ~eIe
totally Destroyed The iHo b51Gcs hou oa,alhS, ~
o. he o.ns5 hasot Tie eoTs tpe
FIR department The store Of y. D. T,rne ahu
tie National llotc1harey escaped being apnoiais
81 & ths osler ss M Of the ssna eg e,ess ai no
eeE'es, about s:,coo, 'nsutsl nh,49 i05 14vSri "a
tiocs. Il pa';E; ;;,fn '''s or e a,o, ''AoHS n:a!:
io.s considerable no Insurance TIE otnv1 nna IN
ING waa owned ~ huHh Co., ana orenr'ea ~ ~
ncy'n oas |. considerable; partially Insured basa
d r., total 'osa: no insurance. ,.,u II,
The lsc originated In tho Forkshor Of PAY. ~
tcttnK Orc IL the shasinEh In the shop u e@ ~
nletl atout TINT 1t whs ret tn order 10 sSs ie ~
new engine Nork. which Is most proaniy nm, t.ne
Iol u h"th thc rtTrr and canal hrtd9ts. ana Ats'
sssefn! ss1 buildings opposite, would hsse oech "e'
A vtA<rJ VA. attempted, during tho frc, on the
siorr q r. 4 II. Marx, l.oos "a, .hor .'calrre,
lhs thlrsrs rrrr frightened away u'utc thcJ .a's
> thAtcr 70 cahnaet nn5th!nE.
youth ri lsrrr. MI lie 81 Louis 4,]s,I Inroai
go, :: - ,SratrFtnn. bnr!es. 10th iest and dunlh.
n, l!vrs II ATWOOD, and was hire n,stinH sotnr
s,1 ~" Han. kntTtrd HIN on thr trArx Rnh srrt
t", 't"t,, 'l1nss.i hin. lilo was brought hack u
ilotr nj ~ .ot1 'hcncc by tsa!n iaArn to ~
, 1869-08-10

t'nproyoked Assault Upon n Citizen
Of Connecticut at 1za>hsi14e-EQe ~
DrCoYGd from his A1O1cl 1And 1Iers
cticssIy ticnsen.
SpecIa Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.
NAsHv1lLE, August 9.
Inst night there OCCURRED In this city an outrage
Eo unproyuke1 aAh unparalleled that 1t seeins t1t-
cult 10 hcl1cye that Ii could occur. teegraphed
yt,t some time aso that Mr. J. s. Barbour, Of Con-
necticnt correspondent 0! the Hartford
Ertning post, was nakl1F the tour Of the State
With Gtncrni Stokes. hnh that he wrutc for the
Tennessee STATE tott,1a MI nccouht Of the siolent
proceedings o! the rebel Democracy at Murtrces.
bctween Governor ttnter and tienrrni Stokes.
! atso Fcnt you the extraordinary fact
i ssa! e sassy esrs 70 ~ H. er5sn
Threatened Mr.. llnrtnur With violence, alI1 or
t,.r,e' him to pack his XII and leave the State.
lrun. Mr; Harbour was etor!nns a, iis clty
Hotel. About II o'cloef, ~oTli was sent to tim
san iaa %I s;one ns hcps
NJ. sone was rrFsonsl acq.a|piauce and
went down suto the ot1,ce entirely unnrfncd. lie
tta no ec'ucr rtnc.,ed the fout OF the stairs than
he Naa scI1e.i sy nlnat tTcniJ mtn WIN nl!esi tho
anh io1ard tic river. lie struggled and resisted.
mi was horne rapidly n!unE Until ut lust ha
kei1c'l lamp 1oht u''! clunR uIonn" 4 Will
hluhEconA, mud t.ht,f,e,i slightly tour or nFg
timex lii nay nftaI1 to cry out for fens he
would tE kctl uIr.t! ihp Fpuf. IIG continued
rllnR1nR To thu hlDIl I",st however. nnt!i KUf1le
HFrH CGhlhg GunR shu*tsf tic fuitGits to let 70,
NIL he t1Ih InGk ~ thr i,ntrL
The atrorc Ia Mr. lsarta1rH nccnnpt m ! Ind It
fun hIA H~n lips lie Fh3H lilo 1lcn HGro well
drtssrtl md nut disguised. lie Hin'yrs shrlr l.
triuli M To hrbK him Ia tlr rtTcf ntl hhrl him
ft,na The surI"htlon bridge. liz thinks thu sbgt
Atnl,hnR In received WIS KHpiy III !nnkc Tim Irt
"a Tho lump l',at. Ns'1s,dy .tcefnn tn flayU tho
lruat !,,rn who tlth tho deed. went tn tAo city
iIn RI this evening to Inquire tho particulars 1t
! the nt1nlt, 1tr rlrrk, who WIN JrrsrpI tnst
| night. NH aaw thc iIur a1Aif, RnyA he didn't
know Sing1c hnn nj thc~v chphr"h lii y. Anuthnr
RrnfltnH, WIN HaA III duty W trrt This cyetlnx,
said 1,r wnnl'l have trtt' m prevent Il nh rr brcf.
frrMnt. ftr regretted thr tiH. nut tint tIs. nY1n-
EatsltGrsi With uuJour. buL for tHo credit vi tb,
ltntcl. asked II ItaIuht itt hut bt4ntn himself
wllIc at TIE hnusr: "UA yts." ilc scelIr'l. " Int
| thrn 'fr has |%"n iaslIltly tiu4art, ~
the tlosrr1pr 10 icase.' rrcnt ftlAny IT,
| dry justify tho pntrage upon Tho N1h.t
| 1.rduHl, HaiAtiY,. that ht'assF had watHcsi
Isnrinus to leave 1'cnncs.cc. se',tnI Rrt,1ruIr
| who were III the ho!cl whcn wnA thcro ts1h rsrH
tnp, w0narrct, 'f0H nfaHy .fca lafx,as would st
ulaut the nt1aar. Mr.. H. left the ely for iu.i11
Vile Ut ~. r. i'll to-day. Mr. y. Rays that Wink
iiH nxxItiafits were beating him thfy twfirr 't<
would never write ur speak for Stokes nEAn. Thus
n tuMgi,sntcd nj ihc capital Of 1rHnrasu TIT new
| !@tuucrutic cru "f moderation nnd PEACE.
, 1869-08-10
ILLINOIS,
At HEnRTt

lPEoRtA. Aneutt ?.-So better day could have
X Ell nau Iur sit*ltg the eclipse th4n SATURDAY
Fftsed. llc tky was Ctputicss u1d the sun fright
talt cleaf. fir.t cuu.sct occu1.ed at u u.1uutes
pslht 0cItCI and listed EEtn II MEnfes past 6
q clock, three minutes being Consumed br the
ttiul Obstruction. The stxnt was grant aud
&lLr.tLa one, aua Tie 4su.I phtuqMeaA of tue
tsfde and f,eaath kevking h1Ehi:y Shelter was Of
E:tetL MrrGnrr, Sc1CJ an: Ittss,,us II err plain
y dt-cernabte TO the naked eve The tae-1nouc-
tes narAelt VI dtsres IL the sun Ut the CON.
utlceuleut OF the eclipse, II degrees last A:ser
HE beelnn!hg Of toialNy, and - degrees al the
Close Of the observation, showing 4 variation in
BE temperature Of - degrees. 4 pa.1y went 10
Topeka, OF the ll1,e ut the centre uf total,y but
iheir View Has hardly better knan TIA, 1otaineu
here.
QUINCY.
QtIkcI. AucusI "A solemn aud Impressive
Scene tscAfftd on our Streets during thy eclipse
funeral procession ~As passing u th. cemetery,
hnl AA1 ncAEl5 feacled SIKH street. hear AAin,
procession ha1r1 In the street. prayer was offered
It, 1t Us the light n-4n burst FORTH t. moved On
lille tAl&e f0ralspE It began chanting fureral
nitsr- iAitosetheI, 1t Has scene not soon Tor
gotten by those witnessing L.
AT BIUuM1SGTOS
B1neAINGTok, August e.-Thc great eclipse OF
Saturday Nas grannlr visible IN Bloomington and
Normal. Prot. James II. Pierce, OF Harvard COL
ltge. asatsie0 by Joseph u. Warner, Fellow o!
Harvard College, WAS here taking observations
The duration Of tptalEty here WIS one minute,
nrty seconds and q fraction. President Edwards
Rnd the Professors Il. the Norma, University, to1E
observations there, ant Professors De- Notie and
Potter ut lht HS41eFal CG1Tcrtty.
, 1869-08-10
FINANCIAL,
Seven per cent Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Danville, Urbana, Bloomington L
Pekia Railroad Company,
OF 41dtSOis,
Principal md Interest Payable In Gold, a: tbs
Farmers Laau aud TIESt Company, IN
N+w York; Coupons Payable
april and 0etossr,
FREE OF GOyERNMENTT TAX
OF ILLINOIS,


ieasth .! read H.: k1ao nlea f:cz, rzs-ir wr-: 70
i Asa ~ n liz Il The efdess aad rynsnI Enkrsat
Io;s anSaat 81 bsnas, s.nao o, Les. t.na s,aop ~
e'is .,n5s, = azt 7oitSsss ca lie tuaTr 7;rrf,y
csss,! ,,ssI t.toncoo .,.rfe ps.:ssu Of witch h.
e s.;!ss - bEilstns the sns Inv hay. eeea
re- t1r stafk bow t.ay tor ihr ton which l. Being
stlfe to lEsra;r'N n.akfrs line =: 40 Eiits, III
danaW'li: ethi.ytsens w,l bc aaae with Al tea
IT. r. x...s ~ Z Ws.ssI p
as ai.o J! ttrtrn sonEeztous with tho af!.sssippt
" .si III t ii 81 IL i ts.
hcnde and with 1eat +sttartta and the ntoaoss co-
e4s a sens a. q " I'd Js5e aas
BY n2a ra<iEs til:.-h IL: he.ss u iniE9ss ssSss
:sFGSHx sr M T. n. aaa ias as1
puE,<:c. iefS nanI,sstartns t.Mns ana ftt,s*' snt
ihs iscd as css.of the test nsest.us ats in TIE ls'
se & T s E7f s. sst5s & ssTs ove
III .i :! IL Il fSs iss 81 ss iass
Heisss Aso saa Gssa is, IL (, s s
eoErt u;h either Is much sr:atrs than 't*
fo, ,S mSS Ia hS ess a' t.
tsnd. esayrf,eis :o s.ssk 4 pi5 a. tne IL =
sss ssssf # 10 81 s.y f. E:'ssa tn Tie .as ~
ha,s ~ sesoss 'F ~,
u sasine 8 @ essser @ I can b n IN 4y fi::
MoEfE.kr Bsrds- "
A. sEh tsf r.y Il
fsc cpty Gohdt be.I6es the ADV .ntasr ot ecaE n
.suss u IT, hr .Ss 81 ses
Faee. a5 ard .ec1red interest. 18th IA cusreaes.
i5ve:n1nsnt Hanat and f;,d rscevsss ii ,hslr casl
l
, 1869-08-10

Meeting OF tho Stntc Teuchcf4' In-
Ati&utc.

Meeting OF the stnte TeuchcfA' In.
Hti8utc.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
BLooAlNG7nS, August ..
TIE STATE Teachers Institute mel IN the Normal
University at 10 .. H. to-,aT. Eighty nancs wcTc
enrolled. aod n.nr nriEcd TOO late fot the enroll
ncnl- Among the DISTINGUISHED PERSONS from a
tcndcni; Ar. Dslswood, OF pfspcetSr, or
fat1S1 H1ope.t ef RoeR 1slsad: Mr Al6ee q Racine
Wiz; Mt. shasttd, Of lewiston: Nj. HiEeF toun.
" superintendent Of Kaueakee. az the Normal
Faculty, 1,r. Edwards. i'rofes-ots ne*eft, Ast-
cali, Scwcu, Cook and Ptsh1ry. Ioiessot seN!5'
nf chicago, Is e1y1ng instruction IN Henmansatr.
The institute orencG at II O'CLOCK WITH an21n9.
md reading Of the L,r,ls Frazer. Next came lac
ghdress Of 1)r Edwards on The character ana
scope OF Teachers Institutes"
i committee Of I'VE vas apnoin1ea on P.v-
and Misses Ioung and Gtasee eons'"u'e" LIZ
committee n.
E5s n,,ls: neat, Ecoe nrhy, by III. sews[L
The Institute now to0E rccfes
Tbf t{teFrQQp session commenced a. + !h'
Ersf exercise. astronomy. by Professor He"ett-
fhc 1rand ecltpAe IVES Introduced: ue1l. R5EHlAs.
fire' b. Professor Tabaty. After tnis camc
"rnc Taluo Of Memory and Mode o. lmr.os Ia ~ ~ .ns y
II. Inv M Edwntdr. anil last instfnc'fou IN PEI
t1'an.nlp, ~ I.rptfssur Newly.
lectures are expected from IN: basctnah ~
pr. Elwarls, Is = request 10 cach NAs Fo'ea "
srrc aat1,,;en 10 ihe nutplses present 10 *.
pcr,si to.11,Urruw. A'nplc acsonmo!A11on* iot
lii aull a profitable time guaranteed
, 1869-08-10
SPORTING.


SaH1ITaa. Atxust s.-ln tne nertle race sSo
Tie pune Of Sat, fot fwo-yeaE o.tr, one mile.
aas On II Nellie James IN l:sdi. Missdar. Ee4c~
enA; kelso third: Cricket, iousth; Isroinser,
nth; Chirothe, iast.
The sweepstakes for three year olds, were won
by fur1acAa.et easily. 1nEatcaut, second
MaEner Stone. thirl. lime, a:a7a:.
sARATn1A, Aug. 9,-lady Thorn arrived here
This morning and will tEot on Friday aEAtust
MOUNTAIN Ely.
, 1869-08-10

MoKEE, N'tu CorntJ, III. aug. 6.--The Post
l!cc at this place, sHnlI tso1atci building, vas
l1oseu into and nearly all the letters opened As
near as can be found out. the rhrrs-for rs sup
posed they we're iwo-Coi aiout s. WoFth OF Stamps
and pennies, aud euanury CT peaches. They
broke INTO drug store. owned lS J. Il Ieles,
near by. aud get alout 81 in change there. ono
store Of II Hascn, and was in the act Of ehteTlnc
WHEN 4 man. Rieeplrg ID the room, saw him and
EEsrcamcd- E fne .ob:rcrs disappeared !nsranter.
men who haze been hunting ~ wutE AROUND the
place for several dA5R,
, 1869-08-10

ETFr4Ln. August o.-The trutt.nc 10 nerEnH
over The BuIalo drlslIg park Was 1ae absorbing
topic Of the CITY to day. 4 large crowd vas In al
ttlaucc 1T the poul selling, and sales were arEe
nnl brisk. Norwood Is the fa.osttc In the thIve
minute rAet, So,lE u so TO QUE aGalns. the ncId
.ttiQps Wayne Is backed the kt1uhEtst IN thu
s:a1 rAre- Five hc1.es are entered tor the three
nlLut. trot aud uine !n the 2.s4 ttot The weather
is cu,o and the track III splcrt,1 condition. EEcrS
railway train brings In crowds Of vlsttora-
, 1869-08-10
Tho kur quchssnnn ttnssrond tns-
Lru liz

AtnArr, AnRntt .--'rtstlmony wAs taken and
arguments hrard before Judge Trckhau. thit
inr,pyur, in tho tnntirr 1T eontcskn1 l&rE.isr:s
~ thr suaqucfanAa Isaruat. ant tho aaiTp has
decided ami lion. L. II. rruyn Il the legally NJ.
ro.psri i.rcri,rr, nu Iamc' FIX, ,r !, not 7hts
r1ytn thr It1mRay fntrsr. full ir'f.c Alon Ut tue
Fou1 Ani they nrr now Ia charRr.
A1uthy, August R.-Thc rrr<rt Frnt sh!t morn.
tpr ihat Judge l'crAam hid sicei.teri shsi Mr.
IF.yn m 'rEstlf srvalntcsi 1krer'srr nt tn" a.
lnhJ ! Ru~nehonIa Railfoai wna incorrect. Thu
nuc4,ion ha. l.rn referred 10 Surrogate lAwia.,,
no VIII take testimony IN tho matter aud tcpor.
on ThuFstlay. Judse rtckham ibis mornhR H.
kurd MI injunction rrq1!s!nE f!sA y SHOW eaa*'
AuxQAt ~, why At should not bt cntolncd md re-.
, 1869-08-10

r,,c Out1nw. in Washington nnd
E~nncs,is Gounlics-A Fight with
tho pc.reFndo aasadrhr"nu nna
WnxfFs a.
FL i Aoe pmi;csen' S,fTsr, sr;n1. hsss ssc 1a Iur
enss in tne,5r ihrIf rendezvous nj lfohlon, ln
to aopF H'as aa sa, !. s's,, q h,9t ,sss
F!Aec nay t ..,i. n.ttri fur UhcE i'afiteA, tat
rs tc sS niu t., .rrss ,br tr A,tsa 1n NJ
o..s werc w esra'11 17" L, r:s!r Wiz
III, ,un 5n I'D .yyr,ai wuan,lca rhc fti!.s
tons..losrr to-day rrrtlye. r.isea ri u ,.', 1.un
irontisic. Missouri, tat t"l"nr. n.'. mi. tbo
ti".I~rnao % ii huihspt Ms.o"rt. MI H., inr,m ms
Muiph}, Of IL Francois COUNTY, WITT nu mr., iu,~ I
t fFtldrsfxl1,i afHt so,slF VI biz ifirH, ,hJn, a
II, wout,,tr, a,,l .,s hurtu shot from a'a ~ IN" tn,
Tie ros.r sso now in pursuit Tn'. a1 s,ius ~ u
t,ccT4 of .c .n~ may rtan!t ~ Lc ", n trItI
cuI9 Cpupt,r-, aa, stsn driving "ut VI tho ""o''
gang Of outlawa from that secuoA
, 1869-08-10

Shtrments OF Treasure ana Wool
from San EFauctsco--Tfcc PFcst-
dcui Colfax and Party ut Virginia
C1tys
sailed fpr Paoaus TO- tay with sfs' ooon trea=Erc
E4s,oco for New YORK, stJ'.Go for England,
sl41,Mo for Guste0at, and *a>.otA for PANAMA
Il Union saI!cd With half L million pounds Of
wool ttr New York.
Defcctlyes Woo4il,!ec and Danley, from New
Torl have arrested Wi!.tam FaIsey, d!;7s Redi!,
the b;acks1ish, and 1Etu1n with the prls>uer IL q
Y!rr President Colfax AMI rany reached VIZ
ciula CIV, SerR.1- this forenoon, and were re-
ceIsrL Mill salute Of lt0 g1ns- The city Vas
decorated with 2aEs, and much enthusiasm vas
manifested.
, 1869-08-10

t'nproyoked Assault Upon a Citizen
Of Connecticut at .1sa>hyi14e-ERe ~
DrCoYed From his A1Oacl 1And 1Iers
Ct1cssIy ticnaen.
En5cInt InGrrlff,h n f}1n Chfearn T1ihnnP
, 1869-08-10
INDIANA.

At FTSCENNES.
NlScESSEs, lad. August s.-Oue OF the most
sirIk!ur features Of the eclipse here WAS the ap-
rtaIance Oh the lover right hand rim Of the
nooh > surface, and extending duwnwaHl. OF
rt,i spot, us large As man ! hAuI which 1Id moi
look like T1a'ne rNf 1nuIe Ike Il solid rcd hot
hodT u1 melted Lara. 1'hts was distinctly seen
with the naked eyc daring the cat,rc Observation.
This ,alh nrt form any 5ur: nl the cosuua, which
WIS very brilliant anu sec med almost TO entirely
cLyclc the MOOD IN ! Ealo Of glory.