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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25
Coughs and COlds.-During the changea

Coughs and Colds.-During the changea-
bic seasons of Fall and Winter, when
coughs and colds are so frequent, no person
should be without some valuable prepara-
ton for their cure. They should recollect
that neglected cough or cold frequently
terminates in consumption. Hasson's Com
pound Syrup Of Tar is the best and most
reliable article known for the cure of coughs,
colds, hoarsness, chronic, catarrhs, sore
throat, asthma, and all diseases of the
throat and lungs. No family should be
without it. Price so cents. Sold at II. H.
Mitchell's Drug Store, Elkton; N. b. Nor
rison's Drug Store, North East; and c. l..
Jamar's Drug Store, Port Deposit; DR.. l..
r. Kirk, Rising Sun. Russell u Lands,
Proprietors.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25
Mr.. Stephen B. Ford publishes Chris

mas letter to his friends in The Wing, this
week, and adds in post script that he has
stock of new goods combining beauty,
excellence and cheapness: certainly very
desirable combination.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

CHANGE OF RoUTE.-The Philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Com
pany, it is said, has for many years sus-
tanned loss in freight and passengers be-
tween Philadelphia and Chester, because
OF the fact that the road lays mainly in low
and marshy lands fronting the rivera
route which is not and never can be
thickly peopled and subjects tho road to
danger from floods, and entails much cost
in keeping up drawbridges.
A change Of route has long been in con-
temptation but now a survey is being made
for the construction between the points
named, and which may eventually extend
to Misunderstanding all the low lands. -
The new route is to cross the Schuylkill at
Gray's Ferry, incline northwest, pass south
of and along the Darby road to Knowle's
creek, thence north of Darby road and
north of the White Horse hotel to Leiper-
vile, into Chester, resumins the old road at
Lamokin Junction.
For the purpose of an easy grade the
streets of Chester will be tunnelled, the
upper end property holders having already
proffered the right of way. 1t is also said
that inducements will be held out to the
Reading Railroad Company to ship cool
from New Castle, instead of Port Richmond,
rs at present, but this is so remote that its
probabilities are now scarcely worthy OF
discussion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25
Young Mans Soliloquy.
CHRISTMAS.

7o'CLoCK, A. Nah dear me, this is
Christmas. A holiday. How shall Ispend
ito what shall do with myself? Nothing
going on bids fair to be dull day. But
no matter how dull, I'll not make it lively
as many villas l did myself last Christ
mas. No: I'll not make a fool of myself
to-day that / won't.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF YORK, PA.-This Company
is one of the best Mutual Companies in the
country. The business of the Company is
conducted in the most prompt and accurate
manner, and losses paid without litigation
or delay. Applications for insurance left
at Tile Wing Office, forwarded, and the pol
icies procured, without further cost or
trouble to persons desiring to insure prop
erty in the Company.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

9o'cLock, a. M.-Oh, my Pm tired of
reading and loafing about the house guess
I'll go down town and see what's going on.
Oh, Jupiter, how badly feel. Believe I'll
take little wine for my ''stomach's sake. :"
Ahem feel better already. Give me a
glass of eggnog, and think I'll feel still
better. That's bully. Come on, fellows
let's have some more! How are you, Sam ?
a merry Christmas, old fel. Have cigar?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

We print below the figures from the
New York Tribune, showing, in round
amounts. the reduction of the National
debt since General Grant went into office,
nine months ago. They speak for them
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

Fair and Festival.-There will be fair
and festival held at Harris Meeting House
eek Neck on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Of next week, and
on Monday of the following week, for the
benefit of the M. E. Church. Extensive
preparations have been made for the occa-
sion, and lively and interesting time is
mathematical
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25
New Styles Fall and Winter
CLOTHING.

Our Stock is unusually FIJI and con,ple,> comprising
many entirely "ec and desirable styles of goods
tu9yi ii:tn
MEN'f YOUTHS .ni BOYS READT-HADE GARMENS
of all Kinds, Sfgies AMI sizes.
tn" most stylish 3OOdS. cut in the latest fashion az well
''acr aud nOderdte styles suited to all tastes
ami i.ttrr in
STYLE FIT and WORKMANSHIP
than any other stock Of tcadynade Clothing in Phiada
Also choice selection Of
NEW FALL and WINTER GOODS IN TIE PIECE,
which will he made up TO order in the BEST FINEST
MANN Elk fer those who prefer. ALL PRICES GUAR
ANTEED LOWER THAN THE LOWEST ELSE
WHERE, AND FULL SATISFACTION EVERY pUR-
CHASER IN ALL CASES. OR THE SALE CANCELI.-
ED and MONEY REFUNDED.
Ca Samples of material sent by mail when desired
for garments either ready made made to order.
Half way between BENNETT & Co.
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
Sixth STS SIS MARKET STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
AND 600 BROADWAY, NEw YORK.
oct %, 1SGl-3m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

10 O'CLOCK, M.-'Rah for Christmas,
Fourth of July, or any other man! 'Rah
for General Jackson, Jeff Davis and Andy
Johnson Don't care d-n for anybody !!
l can whip any ten men in the town, and
will bet ten thousand dollars output up
the money. Pm hunky dora boy, am !!
Come on, fellows, let's have drink ALI
of you come bring in the whole town !!
got plenty money! Whew!
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SPECIAL NOTICES.,


J. lSAACS, NJ. D.. sos Arch Street, Philadelphia
oculis and Aurist Professor in the Medical College
PennsElvania of the Eye and Ear Persons afflicted with
diseases of the EYE, EAR or CATARRH will lie scie,-
tihcally treated and cured durable He ,> been per-
manenty located in the city for years. and makes the
above sl"ciaiitles i'll his practice The etlir.I faculty
is invited he las secrets in his Ineic Of treatment
GH-Arcial eyes inserted without pain. No charges
made for examination.
Jan y 1Stl-lN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

DEATH OF Mrs MCCoNAUGY.-Mrs Re
becca S. McConaughy, editress of the Guy
ton Herald, at Clayton, Del, died at the
residence of her father, Rev. J. b. Ayars,
Germantown, Pa, on Monday last. Her
disease, which she had been suffering from
several months, was drepsy. She was about
45 years of age. By the establishment of
the Herald Mrs McConaughy gained an
extended reputation, both in Delaware and
elsewhere. She was woman of remarka-
BILE energy, determination and self-relance.
When once she undertook an enterprise, as
she frequently did, she threw her whole
energy into it, and never looked on the adj
verse side.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

3o'cLocK, r. M.-What' the matter (hic!)
with them houses? They're all jumpin'
(hicD up and down. Never saw 'em (hicy
do so before. And the pavement, Chicl it
keeps bouncin' (hic) up, so can hardly
walk. And them 'fernal lamp posts, (hieD
they keep dodgin' at me, Chic y and tryin'
to hit me. The streets Chic y they're all
windin' bout. Surely chic y there is SOM
thin got wrong with nature-or me; no,
faint me it's nature. Oh how sick /
am Hold my head, Jim, (hicD and let
me chic y spew. Oh +! take me to bed l.; let
me die let me die !
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25
THE MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
EIktOn Markets.
Wilmington Markets.

ScOtt's Mill's Market.
BLACK OAK BARK PER Ton $16 90
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

O'CLOCK, r. M.-Where am l? How
came here? Oh my head my head =
What fool I've been !! How Two disgraced
myself and not only myself but my friends.
Shame o'erwhelms me! But, be still, Con-
science, you'll kill me.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

TIE New YORK LOTTERY FIGHT Tile
Hon. Ben VOID Defeats the Hon. John Nor
rissey-Thc New York Snu of Wednesday
says:
Judge Carlozo, on Tuesday, appointed
the Hon. Benjamin Wood sole receiver of
the lottery business in dispute between him
and the Hon. John Morrissey. Judge Car
dozo requires Mr.. Wood to execute a bond
in $4,000 for the faithful performance of
his trust. The Hon. John is enjoined from
interfering with the receivership of the
Hon. Ben, and the Hon. William L. Sim
mons is required to give up to the Hon.
Ben all the property lately sold to him by
the Hon. John. We are informed that Mr..
Wood intends to advertise and sell the
whole of the lottery property by public
auction, including that in the pretended
sale by the Hon. John Morrisscy on Friday
last. After this sale Mr.. Wood will wash
his hands of the entire Lottery business.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

rRs-These quotations ar. made by F. f. MARINE Com
mission Merchant No. 81 est Pratt St. from actual
sal. They made up with care, and may be relied
fully though they sent through the mail
in rnnlN 10 unuirie..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

MoRAL.-If you would not yield to temp
tation, go not where it is. c.
, 1869-10-20

Ing. II which hocT the ho&ru MT b. tue commit
tfe ~. 4H.E 1esdJ iAeJ we're anose ID aatl morn
tns, md TIC oosTd adjourned uu.1I tast nne. Tn1s
Perfected the work before them; bzt TINS IL noe
aI:cRefter tns faun Of tbs Eenuemc1 oompounx
~ eo@T,1,er =. ~ oos ". rtstl, peesrt1s It
sAtmf1ctn1 hssta upon Which to caIcntatc m equl-
tao!e equa4tatl1o d thls properly. In .sct, thla
ssoanHsee. go :. tse reso'ts tnes u snow. hsve haa
to.m of AaJ m tne eotnnit1sas Of tbe hoand,
20 si;,... naye t9.ed tatshl!'J to report some
ssoaa Seiare 's .se@ e s - 3 se1fs g.. IT, e.
wft6 poor 9ncoeas- Wh4& tAe board I'm DO t1sh
the IepeIt ,ne con t.tsees sse now bastly epgzxed
M os adopeed. Ths Co.Sa lie ie o. o. isads, 10
TIER 1cpoxt t>dsy, Ghoxed thai tie Per centnn of
sdet.,oe. md deaaetsoo4 rttaised 70 us4snx tas
- a29sea seo.,a9 tos eea:n1sGa e. n.y.. T. Z
;.n e ss s ~. a,ss..ed Ta5ss y y s N. e0e-
! n indebted % II J. I. D~ytr iar tss fo!ox:
t11 s1alsneat q r. smoast q e.;a I<s~a..s p
Decatur, and for winch coocks afe noE dn~u
upon "a ps!t 1J John brorp' E.s-' the 1rea'aref
cnM ~ f. ea:,,e, q, "a; e1an B. ho7ses, n rs:
claae c, Aheep. ssas: c'ssa ?, svioe tsa9; Class
poultry, ks6: clA4s ?. Decoaaseal ssa9:
sa1,sf eta,s & t. e. tlss: sso:qe e 10: si.u
t>x!c iab1c+, f.6: elAsa L. natafAl htsto7y. eas;
clAss II, e4ueatnAatssn, txs": Total caah. t7,esa.
plumber Of fuveT medals have teea swxrded,
= htch are In the bands of the eoEYAser, md VIII
te rrafy for d1stf16utioa bJ tie lei Of January
Ecxt.
Clinton County paid into the State TreaEu1Y 10.
day S3,67799, on account Of State tAxtA
Mstof BUturd NEsuD, United 8t1te1 District At
hsl been examining INTO the evidence which u 70
support the charges by Mf. Cook NxfhebY AeAinRs
Y! united ssa.es Ma1ha John Loxan, has eunduaed
Mttted to Washington. From reliable euuIces II
has aeh&ed out th4f. WRITE there hare been aoa1e
Irregularities in AAEshA 108an'a once, no fnten.
tas1lJ which Il not susceptible OF Satisfactory e1-
psSpAUopH.
, 1869-10-20

Foi.sttAl-s'ox and NtAronstu River
Improvement Convention - knsv-
n'tii lsnrnrd-uk~pors Of n Murine
f,s-nAlrF Dssrr~<3lted.
~:-4.4, f'e7i.a:eh to The Ch.caSo Tribune.
Y thL4tlA, tk.k ~.
ny .tnr Matt II. Carpenter. WHOSE professional
t:s.senrt'' aavc rrr'vs.:ri his tltnc psst rery
ass' !: n ihr sn'.i.-a! canvass :h.A fail, IL A.
bos.fra = +p<AA \: kr1.t>sha, Mo1.lar evening.
tsf 81: ht Waute%hA. S.tI..l.y ,rninr. tN:. nj:
~ 'WtHera'<r. A""'ss -*-tsnE. N,,. L.
ttrfsfH trm ta'rl'' An mr+;,pra in al narta
tl lug stAsr trcr-~s' fhrr, A. iarrr!f nfI.nI,sj
~nf ht&hs3 rtruurae,nL, nrl Il. ;hr o.nrns 49,
= '4rkr%a.us. " MAN A' A4e
~~sera1 n oar rrs*7,nri' s;'~"-. n.sc coac IN
h'sn" ne ~ "hi "ltr"r'''i ln,.rs 1T, ornyr-
'E*id nHarntton n irr4k- "a, wars :. ~
i',tei :" s~ 'srF' y i 'ni' r:a..' :..s'h.s.
AHe ett%tE, tF'. - '.rr ~ .a,-.tux n.
Nj '.s%r, r. ~Htst NJ, - -,,~,, t.-;t.n. =
-, nj h~aF1> ~As ta:s~' >.a.:1. la
T*',,-'- ''
s,+ u rt'Fs 1rusht irr 'sr i.As:rs., .,7rr :h,,
fAt>t '-'st "ast I:rf ~Es ~! ,,rat /. H.. !.
:! ,rr''f"tt sa>sri ii.rn. ass, '.,s.f.- HI. -
tsis's's~' Ii"!r ~hh-h .a'> r~:''' ess :. a;. !,
, 1869-10-20
TENNESSEE,


Vote lii altc Legislature for G5nItctl
states ScAnIor-So Cholcc-0dd
kelaoEs@ tsuthcrtnK-Stntc Enlr.
SAsIir!L1.r, Oct IA vote for Cnlse.i States
senator vas talcn IN the Legislature to-day, re-
sultlnK Al follows:
;. sena.e- johnson, II; Ethcrsdse. 8; pey.on, 8;
EWING
1loute-:ohnson, ~: Kthendse, Il; Fletcher,
-; lt3tou. >; y. s. BEoxn, :, Emer3, 4; Wilton
lirown, 2; ScisNo,
Total tor johnson. u: Ethesidsr, -
IL believed tha' johnson cannot poi! more
than fotts-tesen voes, aud ttas hr will be eveu:-
uasly defeated.
The Gratd Encaurment Of !. o. 0. F. aud
Gfsnd LOdGc OF Tcnnct2ee arc IN session IN tats
city. The former elected. to tar, the folio wing
officers: T. 7. FnllI,pa, X. ". G. Patriarch; Gen.
Mel1sth, H. +. o. II. President: ]. y. Wcstiali, II,
". u. sec.or Warden; Il il. E1ry, Il. W. q.
Scribe: Rohcrt Thompson, Il. II. Treasurer;
Marcus Joncs, H. VI. u, q. H. Junior Nardrn.
TIE StA'e Agricultural f2ly Was largely 4ttepce1f
To-day. but the reatbeT during the afternoon was
70 cold tLAt the crowd LETT tR1tv. The exhibition
Is Safes1, and the most ATTRACTIVE ever cCctcd In
Tennessee.
MExrHrs, Oct. 19-The body cf ]. T. Gallagher.
s+crft,.g Of the Memphis Boat Cl1b, drowned ten
DAYS since, whs recovered lo-dly.
AnthDEt Culc tCooredt. q l&fa,rcr, wAs shot and
dargerously wouuhtd. at the corner Of Main aud
ADAMS ttrecta, this afternoon, BY ]. /. Hpages.
Mu0gCs wAs arrested
, 1869-10-20
IOWA.

lection EctuTn*-tzrpunlicn 1n-
jointly kn the state About 81 1000
The C0unty Isouu Cnsc%.
spccia! Despatch to Tae Chicago Tribune.
nEs MONIES, Uc: 10.
The State Central CoU.lItlttr received aal.lI-
o1al c1ect'on returns to.dsy. rs follows, which
3ules are mostly Official: kos.,,th County, rs
:Eputllcau ma siortty; Ta'nn- ;a1; NottgoucrT,
=: Dallas. Gsa: Atalit.,n. :,>n; HARRISON, 143:
1o.sf, co; Zero GpE,tn, 4aH: havts, III. Tae1t:
tt-tcs :t'<':ed 10 tnosr previously IN, .nctta.e
Ieiru'4 nIor!:s to r. 3sA T,E,.:: :y-~eyca COUP
tcs. III III; TWO Of ~htch afe He;,;lit1nAr l,atc
ct 10 rc1Art The ts.strEnan Of the sat. Central
DtnniS!ee. ct c4rt ful sS:te1!e, a1ys tlc vote Of
htsc counties will R1ve 4,.r'u or ,GMt MlAltopai
ua1!EE the total tttwe-n 3i'Ar, auh 57,e..t ii
uay te, hoWcycI. ttst incal influences IN the IN
rrcsttt couu:les nus saee incrrastrf ot .tccfeas.
Il thr 1aator1tles to such aE cxteat as to make Il
90" Freafer OF Lon less than
tits caii1nasc. 1t ia saic 10 TUT II 1t 4
0aid 81, ,tsN, or II, 5Ca' 7nnte than Me1F1l1s ma-
otit! tNo yCars srp- II alison County will p.Ut-
My hare ctL:ett prtr ia 1epfese0tattte.
Dcmoc1seiic~ Was elected hs ~
malorit5 but 1hc Lizard " Superseo.a, yesterday.
ltctdeh TO give the certificate Of cI.c:!o1 to Kuby
ite1ubllc2n. on account of linFfcItnweY hayluS
This ctj IL now {pl! Of Iax3Csa nal Jurors u at-
:ecaaDsc u The United States Curt.
Tue EoaTu OF SlpcFftsors oE Plweahlet ConuLy
e here Under A:rctt. for contempt OF c43ur. IN
tc tpoId casc4. Thc !t,uis1 loual5 Eoa:1 were
r. ntd here Under arrest, for the aa,ue Ea ION,
k:r seu.4tu 1: hcuse ul.ltr p1uAcion OF i man
Van: iTctl the St1te Court
, 1869-10-20

ben rec4red II ths Repobhexa hAsaaosxsers ia
ss4 ~: 4 lev No n2 o0e4al Tns fe1alt viu
s41 but I few vcte&. r D. HaFtsou. Cnsfrtaan
!oo14 np - 1olloWH: GoTern0r-R B. HaveG
N-8: 9eHEe Il Fe1dltton n IN. f3o1r@nor
HeJes' ma}oEttY. A,41a. Tho textstesme ttauda.
oe9aae J. Aod Hoaae Hepablea4 mahof1ry,
CT 1A-At tbe e4Q9e pt fChApre
@.xMI tenkA Ht1M Wsths14xe, pf Ee1 YNf,
1s@1 Ne1e39 a n wny boms tfpdp fhe xft4f
9@e9eaal CaaFao&ton hsad It Lo1tsvi]e. b. se&-
ea9 he4keek at01esseh the ehzune, Bts fesuEffg
No9 InqoeaoJ ApFfauds4 he kxve 10 interest.
~ aoeeaos q % peocecdtnc1 W me loutr,ilp
Ioo1Guou, eating fnal It WI raftpral in II
snx5ecsf1i g ent9tetn9 4elexstel from e4es7 et1Ie
% ne untoo- -Tha Gsaeral stafed thaS the m1St
pfofoihe 9enttEpeufs IN tse convention were "a Il
ne pahto debt sho1d be paid u It was s'1ppisted
Woen ko6 tn It the South had been TN
Wtcfshed ~ tAe rebellion, snd the unnptqous
opih1ou Of tns oonvens4oD wa that .ae should BE-
4iot ~ HeoHA 0o~esnrenL 70 a. TO be enh-
Deg . oeteloP fae vat nat,ai resources OK int
!saiien, be ssa.sd. was ' deeadsdfv eRs coz, Il
favor Of opening tho v1ter rno Of conreunlcauon
het.ean thu Ohio ard tue Atlantic, 10 frcoosfruct
tue le<tes 90 tho Nh tlsippa, and to a1ye Adj ia
the 9ealn ttnes prok c1ed ketxoea son hesp ports
and EoYopt, And to I'D tn the construction o{ an-
other trane-eout1neutai 1zttWHJ. Tue General
closed bJ AltudinR to tbs recent conh4natiot
10 E4tae the pFsoe Of gosd IA EaV YoFt
aud sAd immortal hopo1 4nd renQwa shnaId ~
forever Ax1fbet1 to tee President Of the Uattod
States for hl1 recent patriotic Aud s1ecea4su]
effort to protect Eoumt1ct md tho g1eA& industrial
mAssts u the county "
internal Revenue collected tn the YtTt pt1t1t,
tnf September, $tadt t001.
, 1869-10-20

,Inxsctc Of n Goyrfnuc cnt Survey
ausf'nrty-1IuFrsblc A.4t1inn Ont
rag III Arazun1s-A .NAtf Coach
Artked ami thu Driver and Es.
cnKtRscd-Thc ladtAns l'uE.ucd
nj Twelve Ut tActE Number
Fled.
cc.Ss pespa,ch to The Chicago Tribune
OMAHA, Oct -, ls59.
Ipo:t received At department headquarters
trn Colonel 1luucxn, VINO seceHt!y commanded
shcpeN:t.on On the Republican, leaves no fur-
she p1at u.at the anrrr.taE party oi twelve
mel ,def Nelson Duck were muf 1csci by H.
,la.a the Republican k:seE the latter p,rt Of
Augrof early IN September.
Ttb,!ow.nE Ia ju~t r~errcd from S1uth Fe:
"a I.E lsotn Apacn. Par, 'istt-t tA:sat'eT ., r.
1Gr1sht ahont s!t:y Ara"aes, lei hy : chief
ra,aGachtx, otf lcks.i 4 mai cu1ra IN the sth+
k4t1j thc driver, Ca,nnst S:nuc. ant four
solI.] ut the Tweas1 n'5t Eu.,esl States
Iuta3. acting ~ errsrt- They left the
hnhtf the murdered sl1-n naked and horribly
:EutIsi, and carried nn the coach and mules.
The3 10 captured thre.. huuireu cattle owned
AY Aan named ~rHit III tne nel.hb1rhnod.
SEQ. paRht th. ucE- to Ap1che Fuss. There
u5A1futenADt Wttt+r IN twcnty-ktFen Men Of
the 1t Cavalry htxrtt-l 10 t'u1Anit, 2u.l cAnC
uponc Indians ninety a1iles south OF Apache
rae~tiAay EoEeu0ou. Twtire Iuaians were
kitle; the fight which tnsuea. Th. others re-
treR. The troops Eerapture1 the mall coach,
mu]ald hiOck, AZ we'll a. thirty horses md q
,RrEtlnttty Of supplies nEned By the fudi3rs.
, 1869-10-20
QulN CT.

Notorious Horse Thief Arrc~tcu-
TfaFsahinI Machine Accident
fkntlronu Subscxlpftons-Ca II.
ManCcks
Special Dcfra:ca 10 The Chicago Tr,hope.
QE1NcT, Ill. Oct 10.
4 uctcEtccs horse thief was arrested here to-
daE, by The chtcf Of roiiec. lie goes By the name
Of {. Mct;Eaw. Ill. Fight n1'oe Ia James reteRtew,
ard hls family !iEca IN Wayne coaaty, Iorn. lie
has E1sttI untcE the natncs OF Charles smith and
Charles Brown, and hts thtc,ipe operations have
extended through iowa. Missouri, Wisconsin, and
i;!!ucis. Their arr indictments a9alaIt hlm ia
Ware County, loHa, anil also il Champaign
Comfy, ~, ana we understand that la-gr r..
Kafl Il offered tot htIu in Wisconsin,
4 man named Henry Wheeler, Of Newton, this
county. wh!!ei feeding fhses hing machine yes
teraay got hts aru canxht In the Usschnc, tearing
II ns.
Tho subscriptions for the Qulrcy Warssx, aud
quincy, Aftonh st. LOUIS Railroads arr being
so!ed 10 eEety county through which theY pAss,
and fhcrr s2cns 10 be no question that tney vii
b. Completed n n ea1:y uAy.
Tae lltJ Cnahcu Yesterday discontinued the
dsY police Of lhsa ctr q wing 10 tho Indebtedness
cxnta Uu the dollar. 1
, 1869-10-20
INDIANA
Another Railroad Project rollta-

another Railroad Project rollxa-
cA1.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
1Np1ANArOL1s, Ind, Oct. ~
ATttc1es OF association werr n!ed In the otlcc OF
the Secretary Ct Stale TO-DAY for the 81 Lools /
Cincinnati .Alf tlne Railroad Company, The EpAd
IL to run from poiot At or near ihe town Of
Metpn, nn the Wabash River, connecting with
the ElulGbam Railroad. and ralEtnG cast through
thr county seAtk nt Sullivan. Gerxnc, Mourpc
llfor H. Nsrholntnew AMI recatur to tsiecnAburx,
th. ner 10 cne!nna:. By the saost leAs,ote soatc.
The lecgtn of tho road viii be shout
lss ilet- Ihe canit4! slock iAa a noo. tllrfdr-l
ini1 u, euo shares oi tl' each. Tnr board OF III
r:ctofs II cnutFcfe1 Ct The following -ramcd per-
suLA; William Cnmbaef. James u Foley, and
IAHes t;ay1n, df UrrxtIs County; Dentan4u F.
lena. Eadalra t;EtCtn, and William McEvan. o1
lxEfhnlrEt u roGnts :Jamcs X MaikF, md James
*G.2u. ri Monroe Coon;y: MaFrns II. Shsycr,
tlrnf! L. bxer4, nHd Hughes East, OF Greene
,tnni5; !. ". Wo!t, ard F. UAsler. Of Sullivan
tour$y.
The FACT tim. ,es Democratic State Ccatr&3 COM
n'tlc* has nt't. Fr.i the STATE Cnnyenuaa to he
b b 'E the "a ct IstHlag hss caused consider
h::r di.tlr",on 1T tterua:trAo circles az 10 The
r. i~r time 81 ho'tiux the Hepullc4n State ton-
srhton. Heretofore II haS tAr1 held tae 23l OF
sthfuAsE. tut 'ht n Il feeling IN favor OF defer
~ tallI tt1lnV. After tbs adoption Of The t1f-
.tfhsa Ah' '.tirlt >tsa1! trcusEt a fact. H1 too
tas's ~ rtesiei whit c1r7te viii be puSsuei.
, 1869-10-20
NEW YORK.
Pefe HJaclnthc Defines Hts Psst-
t&41.
The Reverend Father to be Inter-
viewed by an Army Of
0lergymen,
Affairs in Wall Street Yesterday,



Special De4FAssh TO Tie Chicago Iffbune.
NV Yd1x Oot. Il
YA1uu urArxm
a lazxe number Of persons o.llea to-a1y upon
FatnE nJac.ntae, bot very few od them xrre ID
mttted. HI expresses destze to remain u quI1<
trtn nndn. ,,-n.n mans No. - -. n-..ss.. ..
C..,o,I.. - .....-~ ~ ~ N4.,H ..A~"A
Ho 4-@s. l4'o 'AA4eo a1. Aea lucy ke1e1aAE
identified with HIN in any xxY. Father uecker
vas invited 70 can unon H.ntsnsaa tt-tf.v mt
decltnnd to d. NJ r.. prot.s,s ~ .,.~r-ss ~ ~
NEW fofk VII probably expFess Sympathy
10 some form, bat she5 xtll not taae any
acton until S!tef the fecent1on nf shA
Bokton c1eru1nnen ,o.,Do-,- ~. w
h. rad. n bs1- TI,.rtn,na 80. ~ -. suoss WV
~ ~ n5eeaIoo pseAen n ateanxay q
10 hn VII be liable to excoumruseataon,
rH7 y41rsu o7,xxo.+s
Tho fifteen spaui,h cunho.ta co,st7,r+.t =,
MJMle bf1d2e' Connecticut, are ooRnp;eted Fire
Of them Started to-day &of New Tntk. ,Ftvu more
HM lea7e on Thu1sd2y, and tie remainder r1Il
war,. s.a - - .se teea1 et@A-
t." S"u"..s sAa o.se y los seA N 1Ho .ee3A Two
construction.
mr ann xoirn
.o.t.r ,n.,.,zaa -. nrr....
5enelua5. speeeaea we're nAde BY tho retiring
AID incoming officers, aod everything phhsed AHay
ta,mon!ouAly.
OPERATIONS IN WALL sr.1u.
1- ,t,,, h.,s. .
,, 10y naus ou1aes. ~ Roa speca1auoo. aad no
oeFeipp'ncnus o. consequence About the Gold EI-
change BanE- The stocf market was fAriy &C.
tire, but without excitement
TIE I4rR uo,n cnxsr1..cv
s,n,-n,ec,e ,,.,nt ~ .o~an,,..+. -.
oeea's atoat uie coHpae1Es OF fis1 ana
gold speculstions, caused some comment today,
TIE general Impression u ,has no,hlog bus beeu